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-' fl--- Roughley Novice win at home Orono Roughlies faced off against Carter's Bakery on Wednesday, January 25, 1995. Hungry for a win Orono pulied out ahl the stops and played a great, bard game. The line of #17 Grcg Dunbam, #5 Derek Sellars and #35 Freeman Hutchings bail several chances early on but Carter's Baker goalie was ready for tbem. #7 Mike Teixeira, placed in front of the net bad is chance 10 score midway in the first but tbe Bakery's goalie was tougb. Carter's Bakery finally go their cbance at 3:28 and scored to make it 1-0. Orono's #6 Tyler Oregg also bad bis chances playing on the line with #8 Paul Richter and #16 Joey Konopka. The second period was scoreless witb # 14 Brian Pisani baving several chances and # 17 Greg Dunhani having the puck just roll off is stick with an open net before hini. Goalie Kevin Martin played well, ruining a breakaway attempt by Carter's Bakery. #30 Steve Webb and Andy Bangay made a good pair on the blueline. #14 Brian Pisani was put in the clear by #10 Steven Gregg just at the buzzer and Orono misses anotber great chance, The third period turned out to bc ail Orono's as tbey finally cashed in on some goals. At 3:45 #6 Tyler Gregg tied the gaine at 1-1 on a pass froni #8 Paul Richter. it was tense in the crowd as tiîne ticked down, but we werc relieved as #10 Steve Gregg, unassisted put Orono ahead to stay at 1:50. This was a great and well earned win for Roughley Insurance. Saturday, January 28 Utheamn travelled 10 Port Hope 10 participate in "a one, day tournamnent. Tbeïr first gaine was at 12 p.m. and bad thim face off against Uic Port Hope Optimists. It was a close gaine in Uic first period as Orono was only down 3-2 at the end of it. Scoring for Orono was #17 Greg Dunham and #14 Brian Pisani. This would be ail the scoring for Orono even tbought tbey had many cbances and they went down 5-2 in tbe first gaine. Gamne #2 was a much dloser gamne as they played at 4 p.m. against Port Hope Milk -City. #2 Carl Tardiff was in net for this gamne. #9 Kevin Martin who had been in net gamne # i was on defense gaine 2 and came up with some big plays to belp eut bis goalie. Tbe first period was scoreless and Orono went abead at 3:59 of the second with #6 Tyler Gregg scoring at the end of a long shift fromn #8 Paul Richter. Port Hope tied Uic gamne at 8:20 of Uic Uird. Things looked ripe for an Orono goal late m ic eUird as Steve Gregg, Mike Teixeira and Brian Pisani worked bard to score but Uiey just couldn't get thc sbot away. Another chance by Paul Richter froni Tyler Gregg also failed te resuit in a goal. WiUi 37 seconds left in Uic gaine, Uic defense coughed up the puck and Port hope had a clear lane te Uic net and scorcd. Orono lost Uis gaine by a close 2-1 and ended their chances to advance. The boys bad a good day Uiough and gained a littie more experience in tournament play. Orono's Geraldi Financial Leafs "B" Finalists Orono's Geraldi Financial Tykes captured their 14Ui straight win Friday with a victory over Beaver Lumber 5-0. The teani showed solid strength througbout Uic game and was a good warm-up for the tournament Uic following day in Keenc. Ryan Knox started Uie scoring off when he accepted a pas from Jason Geraldi and went deep 10 shoot it in. It was back and forUi until Uic second, whcn Taylor Doyle took a wrist shot and flicked il in Uic top corner. Minutes later Taylor Doyle dekes the goalie and scores once more. 5h1in ic second whcn Taylor Doyle receives as pass from Ian Knox and fiicks it in, and with two"minutes lefi in the second Taylor Doyle takzes another pass from Ian Knox and scores bis fourth goal of the game. There was no scoring in the third. Matt Baxter was strong in net, capturing Uic shut-out. Defensively, Shane Winters, Jonathan Koersscn, Matthew Bester and Ian Knox proved invaluable. Joshua Flynn, Zak Snowden, Ryan Knox, Rikki Palmateer and Brien Konopka helped their teani to theWin. Notcworthy Geraldi Financial Leafs travelicd te Keene Saturday cager for some action. Tbey playcd Port Hope in the first game, but came up short, losing 3-2. Taylor Doyle providcd 2 excellent goals with one assistcd by Rildci Pahnatccr. The second game was action packed, this tume against Lakeside, with Geraldi Financial Leafs winning 1-0 and Taylor Doyle provîding the enly goal, assistcd by Matthew Bester. Goalie Matt Baxter was awardd MVP for the game as be exemplified superior goaltending. We go to Uic final for Uic B Chainpionship against Uic second Lakeside teani. End toecnd action was supplied and a close outcome of 2-1 for Lakeside was thc final. The first goal opencd Uings up and was scored by Taylor Doyle when he strcaked it intoUicemcsh. Lakeside went on te score and then go ahead, Rikki Palmatcer was awardcd Uic MVP. This tournament was a good challenge for Orono considering ail the teams wcrc older. The whole teani stood strong against opposition and showed lots of Famiuy Auto of playoffs OMHA Pee Wee Action this past week saw a diminutive Orono Leafs club eliminated from playoffs by a mucb stronger and larger Mfanvers team. In game one Wednesday, January 27 orono surprised the bosting ManverS club in a 6-4 upset. The gaine was tied 1-1 after one perio4. The Leafs held a 4-3 edge int the final period. Shots on goal favoured Orono by a 30-22 margin. penalties hart Orono's chances in gamne two Friday, January 29 as Manvers overpowered their bost rivais by a 5-2 score forcing a third gaine in the series. Manvers shutout Orono 48-18 in this one-sided affair. In game three played in Manvers arena Sunday, January 29 Orono quickly feU bebind 3-0 as Manvers pressed hard with relentless forechecking in the Leafs end. orono rebounded with a goal of their own before the opening frame had ended. Manvers held a commanding 5-2 Iead aftcr two periods. The Leafs valiantly scored one more in the final period,,but their gas tank was running on empty as Manvers skated away to a 7-3 triumph and the four-point series win. Final shots heavily favoured Manvers by a whopping 45-14 edge. Orono now await a tentative schedule of exhibition matches as well as a confirmed tournament February 18. Lufets... Congratulations to Manvers and best of luck to them in their next series against the Ops Flames! .. . apart from an awesome display of offensive depth in playoff scoring by the Manvers club, Manvers' big winger, #7 Cory Gilmer factored heavily as hie was in on no less than 12 of bis team's 16 goals!.. winger Kyle Beacock increased bis scoring capabilities by 200% in the playoffs as he tallied bis first 2 goals of die season agamnst Manvers ... defenceman Mike Knox also got bis first of the year in game three in Manvers.. defenceman Neil Borutskie played his strongest game of lte season in gametircee. .. inlieu of a teani practice Wcdnesday, February 1, the Leafs have offered a "Free Skate" to their parents and families as per club manager Ray Bester . .. don't forget about the hockey parents' Valentine Dance Fcbruary il ... tickets are $45.00 per couple wbich includes bar privileges and food.....D.S. PLAYOFF GAME 3 VS. MANVERS Manvers 7 Leafs 3 SUMMIARY First Period 1. Manvers, Gallant 1 9:08 2. Mianvers, Berniard 1 7:31 3. Manvers, Gilmer 4 (Mfils, Reid) 6:53 character- and great physical determination as thcy playcd four games in 24 hours. Congratulations! Next regular season game is bow out 4. Leafs, McGlynn 1 (Witheridge) 6:29 Penalties: Manvers - Strachan HKG 3:35 Leafs - McGlynn HS 5:45, Brennan SL 3:35 Second Period 5. Leafs, K. Beacock 2 (Shetier, Kettela) 6:00 6. Manvers, Malcolin3 6:22 7. Manvers, Best 2 (Gilmer) 2:55 Penalties: Manvers - <ilnicr HLD 11:36 Leafs - Witheridge HLD 12:08, Landers INT 2:.25 Thîrd Period 8. Leafs - Knox 1 <Shetier) 11:32 9. Manvers - Malcolm 4 pp (Moran) 9:33 10. Manvers - Gilmer 5 1:53 Penalties: Manvers - Benard INT 6:55, Notenboomn RO/HS 2:04 Leafs - K. Beacock USC 11:32, McGlynn HLD 9:14, Brennan RO/HS 2:04 Shots on Goal Manvers 12 18 15 45 Leafs 6 2 6 14 Goal: Manvers - Camneron (W 1-0-0) Leafs - Lcddy, Stapleton (L, 0-2-0) Aut. at Manvers: approx. 145 Pine Ridge Insurance Atoms go 1-1 for the week Pine Ridge Atomns hit the ice January 25, 1995 minus Aaron Robinson and Scott Wood, both out witb injuries. They faced Carnation Florist who wcre out look ing bo win. The first period cndcd in a 1-1 tic wiUi Orono's score coming from #15 Rick Howe, assistcd by #6 Mike Knapp. By thc end of Uic second Orono knew thal Carnation meant business as they were down 3-1. Orono's #8 J.P. Riîsani, who was back te form, made it 3-2 early in Uic third with assists going to #7 Jake Bonnetta and #10 Mat Gregg. Carnation's forechecking kept Orono out of their end for much of Uic game and bad luck Over 25 years ago, Young Drivers began with a revolutionary idea. We t'ould ~ teach people to drive, and survive. Not just steer. Or parallel park. 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