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ents make a triple-kill The Midland Stoneleigh Centennials enjoyed a _ successful weekend with three con- secutive victories. Friday night the Cents rocked Huntsville Blair McCanns 9-4 in Centen- nial Arena, defeated In- nisfil 5-3 on the road Saturday and skated to a 5-3 victory over Parry Sound Brewers _ at Centennial Arena Sunday. On Friday Midland led 2-0 on markers from newcomer Rob Fortin and Guy Jeannotte in the opening period only to have Huntsville tie~ the score. Mike Larmand counted twice within 90 seconds late in the period to put Midland ahead. In the second period, the Cents' Trevor Irvine scored back-to-back tallies, the second with a man advantage. Leading 6-3 entering the final 20 minutes against the league leaders, Midland had goals from Ted French and Dave Forrest before Huntsville tallied its final marker. Midland's Irvine completed his hat trick with 51 seconds left. Saturday night in In- nisfil, the Cents got goal production from five players, three on power plays. Derek Haines counted Wilicers keeps Midland G. Wilicers avenged an earlier loss in Simcoe County Women's Volleyball by winning 15-7, 16-14, Tuesday night. The team _ played without hesitation, set- ting up many well- executed pass, set and hit plays. Jean Goodrow and Sue Presse provided the opportunities for power hitters Lisa Quesnelle and Karen Light to dominate. Midland started game two with less aggression, allowing Barrie to take temporary advantage. But middle hitter Vicki Courtemanche led the team back with constant pressure on Barrie. In the night's second match against Coll- ingwood O'Tooles, Midland's serving com- pletely dominated as on- ly three players served points. with a man advantage and Glen McDermott gave Midland a 2-0 lead at the 6:20 mark of the se- cond period. The home town Bruins netted three in a row from Bill Farr, Dave Davies and Steve Varga for the lead. -But Midland netminder John Gibson shut down the Bruins in the third while his téammates pumped in a trio when Brad Wadge and Pat Marchand connected on power plays while John Richardson added a third in a span of two minutes 30 seconds. Innisfil returns to Midland Friday at 8:30 winning Midland's passing im- proved to allow strong line and middle attacks. Midland won the first game 15-1 and hung on to take the second, 15-11 after an injury forced Courtemanche from the game. Midland G. Wilicers was scheduled to play Nov. 15 in Innisdale Secondary School against Barrie Kozlov and Coll- ingwood O'Tooles. Blasko-Faragher leading Mick Bs Midland Mick B's con- tinued winning in Sim- coe County Intermediate Men's Basketball League action Thursday with an easy 96-58 win over Alliston. Bob Blasko led Midland with a 16-point first half and 22 for the game. Midland led 46-26 after two quarters. John Faragher hooped 15 points in the second half, including five for five from the foul line, and scored six points in the first half for a 21-point performance. Frank Godfrey held a Blank check Penetang's number 12, Tim Jacobs, is being checked by a Parry Sound Brewer defenceman Friday night at Page 16, Wednesday, November-16, 1988 hot hand with 19 points. Dennis Hern scored all of his 12 points in the se- cond half while Jim Costello also contributed a2. Midland was accurate from the foul line, making 32 of 39 including 16 of 19 in the second half. & Penetang Arena. Meanwhile, the Brewer goaltender deflects a shot from the point. Penetang collected its first Ready to shoot Tohn O'Hara of G. Wilicers Sports Bar prepares to shoot around an Huronia Glass and Mirror defenceman. The action was caught Sunday morning in Penetang Recrea- tional Hockey League action. G. Wilicers en- joyed an easy time skating to a 9-3 win. G. Wilicers has lost only one game all season while tying one and winning six good for se- cond place in the standings, one point out of first place. (Photo by Arnold Burgher.) Marlin Pee On Saturday, the Major Peewees dropped Midland Marlin Travel a 10-7 shoot-out to the point of the season after 11 contests ty- ing the Brewers 5-5. (Photo by Jennifer Craw.) Wees lose only one game of ten visiting Orillia Peewees, whose roster was _ shortened due to a volleyball tournament. Marlin Travel had | bolstered its line-up with the addition of five minor _ peewees. Chris Nadon scored twice for Midland before Orillia got on the - scoreboard. But before Midland's Jeff Sauve and Jeff Doughty connected with back to back markers, Orillia scored five unanswered tallies. Sauve scored another quick one to knot the count at 5-5. The visitors took the lead as the middle period ended. Orillia added to that lead early in the third only to have Midland's Mark Larmand reply. Nadon completed his hat trick after Orillia pop- Archie Meridis of the Orillia Laidlaws was named last week to the Central Ontario Junior B East Division All Star team. It is the second year in a row the Midland man received the honor. Meridis patrols left wing for the league- leading Laidlaws. He attended Midland Secondary School and graduated from the ranks ped in two more. Orillia completed the scoring with eight seconds re- maining to play. The loss was the first of the season for Midland to go with six wins and three ties. Meanwhile, in a one- sided contest on Nov. 2, the Midland Marlin Travel Major Peewees crushed Elmvale 8-0. Jeff Doughty, Jeff Suave and Darryl King each recorded a brace for Midland with singles coming from Chuck Ken- ny and Chris Nadon. The next night Midland travelled to Collingwood for an 8-1 win. Nadon and Sauve registered a pair while Chris Bell, Doughty, King and Court- ney Elliott added singletons. Meridis an all-star of Midland Minor Hockey before becoming _a standout for the Midland Junior C Stoneleigh Centennials. Meridis celebrated by popping three goals Fri- day night in a league fix- ture against Richmond Hill Dynes. Orillia won that contest 10-5. The hat trick brought Meridis out of a short scoring slump.