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u 4 - Orono WekIy Thnos, W.dnesdsy, Morch 15, 1995 Russ Major Novice 1 win, 1 loss in exhibition play Weil, the weatber was nice for the boys long drive to Bobcaygeon for their Thursday night exhibition gamne. Bobcaygeon took control of the gamne in the first period, but Orono finally got on the scoreboard midway tbrougb the second with a goal from Mati Caruana assisted by Curtis Robinson and Nathan Adegeest. The line of the nigbt was Matt Caruana, Curtis Robinson and Jordan Beacock. A bat thrower it was when Jordan Beacock scored bis first bat trick of the year, witb Matt Caruana getting three assists, Curtis Robinson two assists, and Kevin Martin receiving one. Nathan Adegeest scored the tying third goal of the gamne assisted by Kyle Allin and Justin Szymczak. Bryan Bickell scored the go ahead goal midway tbrough the third period assists from Matt Mitchell and Kyle Cox. Jordan s final two goals were the reassurance tbat was needed to give Orono a 6-3 win. Congratulations boys on another Frîday, March 10 was a different type of game for the, boys as for being organized and playing together it just didn't bappen. There were opportunities but they neyer got capitalizeil on. Orono were defeated 4-2 by Osbawa's Little NHL Blackbawks. Oronos goals were Justin' Szymczak unassisted and Curtis Robinson from Matt Caruana. Curtis' Robinson received two pen alties in the game one for roughing and the other for interference. Jeff Mercier also received a penalty for higb sticking. I hope your luck was better on Monday's tournament. Next games are Thursday, Matcb 16 ai 7:30 p.m. at the Orono arena against the Orono Atoms bouse league teain. Friday, March 17 at 7:00 p.m. in Orono against Port Perry Novice. Good luck boys and don't forget to brîng your fans with you. Donut Gallery Atoms lose to bad luck not effort, The Donut Gallery Atom' Leafs conîinued exhibition play Tuesday, night in Sunderland against their playoff nemesis. Orono put on a solid defensive effort for ail but eight seconds in tbe second period wben they allowed îwo goals. That was enougb as tbe Leafs could only manage one goal late in the third by Mark Brennan assisted by Dan Tresise -and Mati Reid, as Sunderland beld on for the 2-1 win.c Fridiay nigbî the Leafs pae bosi to the Bowmanville Selects. The Selects jumped into an early two goal leadl, althougb the Leafs bad several glorious scoring chances that they were unable to capitalize on. Midway througb the second period Justin Standeven took a clearing pass, from Lee Allin and raced tbe length of the ice wbere be let a bard shot go that beat the Bowmanville goalie to cul their lead to one. 'Me Selects regained their two goal margin laie in the second but in the third Justin Standeven took a pass from Mark McAlister and Matt Raid and scored wîth another bard shot to bring tbe score to 3-2. This ended the scoring but the Leafs deserve full marks for their spirited play and only some bad luck aro und tbe net kept tbemn from the garnrng the win. Sunday afternoon tbe Leafs trekked to Millbrook for what turned outi obcb a very physical game as for the last haîf the referees put their wistles ini their pockets and let virtually everytbing go to give the boys a aste of body contact for those who move up to Pee Wee next year. Millbrook, won the encounter 6 to 3 but Orono once again bad no luck around the net to reward tbemn for their bard work. Jamie Rowe scored Orono's first two goals with tbe first assisted by J ustin Standeven and the second by Jeif Thompson and Brandon Hilîs. Matt Reid completed the Leaf scoring with an unassisted effort from behind the Mfilbrook net. Jef Thompson bas to be mentioned for his bard work and tenacity in tbis game and witb any luck could bave been rewarded witb at least tbree goals. Keep up the good work, Orono. Geraldi Financial finished season undefeated' Orono's Geraldi Financial Minor Tykes completed the regular season on Saturday, March 1 1 with their 20th victory, remaining undefeated l al season. Tbey defeated Skyligbt Donuts 13-0. Lots of scoring in this one, and Jason Geraldi started the team off on the plus side wben he took the pass from teammates Mati Bester and Rikki Palmrateer to put il past Skylight's goalie. 1-0 Orono. Taylor Doyle then shoots a bigb one i the mesb, with Shane Winters providing the assist. 2-0 Orono. The last goal of the firsi was scored by Jason Geraldi unassisted 3-0. The second period showed a lot of action when Jason Geraldi scores once more to Put the team at a 4-0 lead. Matt Bester was there with the assist. The boys Birenntfl talles winner for Farnily Auto Orono Family Auto Leafs saw action in two t1MHA Pee Wee matches this pagt weekend. The Leafs played host to the Bobcaygeon Cougars Friday, March 10. The Cougars scored their only goal in the first period as Orono replidd with two n the second and one more in the final frame edging the visitors 3-1. Shots were evpn at 17 apiece. Orono netmindér Ryan Leddy got the win credit. Sunday, March 12 the Leafs visited Ops and dropped a tough 2-1 decisions to the Flames. There was defihitely, a mismatch in penalty assessment in this contest as Orçofl garnered a whopping 35 of the 37 minutes handed out! Thdre was no scoring in the first ppriod witb Ops edging Orono in shots by a 6-3 margin. Faced with relentless sborthanded situations in the- middle fraine h0wever, the Leafs finally succunmbed to a power play goal with just 37 seconds remaining. Leiif goalie Dusty Stapleton hti d performed brilliantly to thagt point kicking out a staggering 27 shots! The Flames had built a 2-0 lead early in the third wben Greg Shetler replied on a nice solo effort and Oronos only marker at the 6:53 mark Final shots on goal heavily favoured the Flames to the tune of 36-11. The Ops Flarnes visit Orono for a return niatcbup Friday, repeated the strategy wben Jason Geraldi takes the feed from Matt Bester and Matt Baxter to up the lead to 5-0. Stili in the second wben Taylor Doyle goes down alone andl score 6-0 Orono. Jason Geraldi gets two quick ones in a row with Rikki Palmnateer providing both assist.s. 8-0 Orono Leafs. We dive into the third when Doug DeBoo gets the lead off goal, Taylor Doyle and Zak Snowden getting the assists on that play, 9-0. Midway tbrougb the third, when Jason Geraldi gets his seventb goal of the gaine, when be took the pass from Matt Bester. 10-0 Ormno. Soon afterwards Matt Bester does the scoring and Jason Geraldi picks up the assist with Rikki Palmateer in on the action as weil, 11-0. Taylor Doyle gets a hat trick with one minute left in the third to now make the board read 12-0. The final goal, was scored by Doug DeBoo, bis second of the, aftemoon, with Taylor Doyle and Zak Snowden serving up the assists. Jonathon-Koerssen was credited with the shut-out. Josh Flynn and Ian Knox were strong on defense. Final 13-0 Omono. Congratulations to all players and coaches for their dedication and tearn work. This was a superior accomplishment for the train and they look forward to the playoffs which begin march 24. They are also eager for the Lindsay Tournament wbich is Tuesday and Wednesday of the March break. March 17 at 9:00 p.m. See you there! Leaflets: ... Randy Brennan tallied his 3lst marker and 53rd point of the season in Friday's win over Bocaygon ... diminutive defenceman Greg Bester put in a solid performance against Ops as he banded out several bonie- crunching checks in a losing cause . . . winger Brandon Caruana missed Sunday's game due to a freak accident at home. . .rumor has it be'll be more careful in future as to wbere he parks bis "bumper" as he suffered back lacerations requiring 15 stitches! . .. hopefully be'll be back in the lineup-next Frîday night .. .D.S. Kicki*n CountrlLy On behaif of the Durham Central Agricultural Society, I would like to announce an upcoming fundraising dance. The dance will bc beld at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreational Complex on bighway 2. The dance will take place on Saturday, April 22 from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. Tickets will be $8 in advance and $10 at the door. They can be purcbased at Hooper's Jewellers in Bowmanville or by calling myself at 983-5554. SPORT Basebali DIVISION T-Bail 4-Pitch Tyke Mosquito PeeWee Bantam Midget 1There will be uine dancing demnonstrations from 8 p.m. until 9 p.m. The band "CHASER" will then take the stage from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. "Chaster" is a local band that has opened the rodeo for the past two years and entertained many at our local fair last year., A cash bar will be opened from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. Food and coffee will also be available. Corne out and dance those winter blues away while we welcome the coming of spring. If you have any questions, please feel free to cal me at 983-5554. Keepin'it country! Christie Lomax Canada is a wildlife haven. Piîping Ployer Endangered Join us todaýj to elp Leep it that waý~j Canadian WiIdIife Federat ion 2740 Queensview Dr. Ottawa, Ont. K2B 1A2 1-800-563-WILD AGE (Dec. 31st/95) 4,5,& 6 7&8 8 &9 10&il 12 & 13 14 & 15 16-20 FEE $40.00 $40.00 $70.00 $70.00 $70.00- $80.00 $80.00 Note: We will field Rep teamis i the interest is there. Registration tee for Rep teans will be higher. Rep Players, please regisier on or belore March 61h10o allow planning for E.O.B.A. entry. Convenor: Art Reid 983-9495 Girls Softball Convenor: Soccer Novice PeeWee Bantam/Midget 9, 10, & il 12, 13 & 14 15 -18 Ray Bes-ter 983-5584 (Mini Soccer) Atom Mosquito PeeWee Bantam Age (July 31st195) 8 & under 9 & 10 il & 12 13 & 14 15 & 16 $55.00 $55.00 $55.00 $45.00 $50.00 $50.0 $50.00 $50.00 Convenor: Gord Lowery 983-5840 (Registration Foms car, be picked up at, and retumed to the C>ono Arena) OroAmteur1'Ath Dates: Monday, March 6th Monday, March 2Oth Place: Orono Arena Timfe: 700 - 9:00 p.m. If First Tinte Registering ini Orono Please Bring a Copy of Birth Certificate and Health Card (Early Bird) Registration Fee Schiedule (Mer March 201h Registration wiII be Up $20.00 and inited by Registration numbers) Note: Coaches are needed ai ail levels, cali appropriate convenor for more inf. r