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OronaWeekl Tims, Wenemda, .............95 Mackie & Reid Bantams take over first place The Orono Mackie and Reid Bantams faced off against second place Langes Photo last Thursday and came up' victorious with a 4-1 win mostly due to the efforts of netininder Scott Sawyer who camne Up big at both ends of the ice adding bis first point of the league season., Hentig started the scoring with 4 minutes left in the i st with a blast from the point that would have made AI Maclnnis look like a wuss. Witheridge assisted on the play. Lange's tied the score halfway through the 2nd but Tousignant put Orono right back in the lead with a beauty breakaway goal assisted by Bonnetta and Sawyer. Esier then put in the insurance for Mackie &Reid Paving and Tousignant put away all hope of a comeback with a late 3rd period goal. Rink Ramblings - Scott Sawyer got his first league point, an assîst on Tousignant l6the of the year. - Hackett and Dewulf again played a strong League Stats Naine Gaines Hentig 13 Hackett 13 Tousignant 13 Witheridge 14 Maartense 13 Dewulf 14 Druery 8 Esler 13 S. Logan 12 Bonnetta 6.5 Richter 13 B. Logan 13 Frew 14 Goalies Gaines Sawyer 14 defensive outing t0 preserve the victory. - A thanks goes out to Scott MacDonald for his excellent job of time keeping and to the Waller brothers for their continued support. - Brent Logan was scratched for the line-upafter being diagnosed with a bruised thumb, and Bonnetta left the game early after experiencing back problems teain doctor Marty Richter predicts he will be in die line-up for thenext game. - Since two of the Orono Rep. teams are already out of the playoffs we will expect to see a large turnout at the Bantams next home game tomorrow at the Orono arena at 8:30, to witness the classic rivalry between Mackie & Reid and Re/Max Realty. - Brett Maartense on having fun "Having fun is the concept of hockey, so don't worry your children with the mindset of having to win and score the most points. Just do your best and die fun will follow." sFor Bantams Goals 3 17 3 12 2 7 2 5 2 2 7 Assists 9 1 6 12 8 7 2 14 8 1 5 3 3 Points 12 2 23 15 20 7 4 21 10 6 7 5 10 P/M 4 4 18 2 8 10 0 2 12 6 2 6 2 GAA Points P/M 20 0 Bester and Borutskîe share the spotlight Eliminated from playoffs Orono's Family Auto Leafs have since rebounded wîth an impressive 3 and 1 record in -exhibition. Mfter dropping a 3-2 decision to the visiting BRI-L Selects Friday, February 3, the Orono Pee Wee club have emerged winners i three straight matches. Saturday, February 4 saw Orono knock off the LNHL Blackhawks at north Oshawa arena by a 3-2 score. Orono led, _1-0 after one on a goal by Brandon Caruana with assist by Andrew Beacock. The Blackhawks led 2-1 after two then when the Leafs replied with third period markers by Matt McGIynn and Bob Witheridge. Tyler Robinson assisted on both tallies. Family Auto netminder Ryan Leddy was credited with the win. Wednesday, February 8's contest against Lindsay's Pizza Hut saw a major Leaf lineup shuffle as stalwart blueliners Greg Bester and Jamie parry were assigned front line duties. The coaching strategy worked as Orono edged Lindsay 2-1 with both Leaf players factoring in on the scoring. Greg Bester got bis first goal of the season the game winner late in the second period. Centre Randy Brennan got Orono on the scoreboard at 8:08 of the first. Jamie parry assisted on both Leaf goals with Matt Mcglynn picking up a helper as well. Goalie Dusty Stapleton earned the win in tbis match for his club. Sunday, February 12 saw return match in Lindsay Rec Centre against Pizza hut. In sharp contrast this, was a high scoring affair as the Leafs crushed Lindsay 8-3. Down 1-0 after one, Orono led 3-1 after two producing 5 unanswered goals in the final frame. Highlighting the third period was defenceman, neil Borutskie's first and second goals of the season (including the winner!). The Leafs other goals were scored by Bob Witheridge (2), Greg Shetier (2), T'yler Robinson, and Kyle Beacock. Next game for Orono is an exhibition match Friday, February 17 in Orono arena at 9:00 p.m. See your there! Leaflets: ...Friday, February 10 saw the boys take on the dads and "granddad" in a littie shinny . . . the dads overcame adversity in this classic confrontation but not without casualties as John Witheridge will attest to ... the red line can be a killer eh John! *..a special thanks to kind hearted club manager Ray for his most nourîshing post-gamne support ... in OMHA Pee Wee playoff hockey the Manver Leafs have eliminated dhe Ops Flames in three games straight and now await their next opponent . . . the Orono hockey parents Valentine Dance has been-deemed a success and the monetary tally will be made known as soon as it is available ... thanks for aIl those who participated ... an elated Ryan Leddy was the grand prize winner of the draw for the "NHL Legacy" print complete with autographs! . . . this highly praised collectable had been exhibited in the arena trophy case for several weeks... congratulations Ryan! . .. D.S. 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