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the colborne citizen rtsisports/sports/sportsisportsisporl Kingston on top in matches In the two return games between the Martin Elect ric Bantam team from Kingston and the Grafton Falcons played in Grafton arena this last weekend, Kingston took both hard fought games. On Saturday night Kings ton took an early lead, with goals by Brent Henry and Alan Scott and from then on it was catch up hockey for Grafton. Top goal tend ing by rookie Danny Moore stopped Kingston from tak ing an insurmountable lead. In the last five minutes of play Grafton got second wind and apart from an odd sortie to the red line, Kingston never got the puck out of their own end. But for the superb goaltending of King ston's Ron Prunster, Graf ton could well have taken this one. Other scores for Kingston a pair by Rick Thompson and a single by Randy Levac. Grafton markers were Owen Turk a pair, Greg Usher and Garth Robins singles. Final score Kingston 5, Grafton 4. Brent Henry again gave Kingston an early lead on Sunday with a dribbler that somehow got by Moore who was hard pressed with some very accurate shoot ing. Then Kingston saw a 3-0 lead disappear when Owen Turk completed a hat trick. Kingston went two goals in front again but Grafton again came back to even the score with goal by Kevin Taylor and Greg Usher. Late in the third period the winning goal for Kingston was put in by Mike Lloyd his second of the game, on a four-man breakaway with only one defender back for Grafton. Other scores for Kingston -Randy Levac a pair, and a single for Brian Ayling. Final score Kingston 6 -Grafton 5. The two games were well played with few penalties called by Referees Ed Usher and Raymond Turk. The boys were loudly supported by an excellent turn out of parents and locals and a good contingent from Kingston. Skaters competitions JUNIOR PAIRS First - Tricia O'Neill & Robin Sabins; second, Kim Barrett & Helen Redwood; third, Jane Chapman and Julie Dekeyser. Other competitors were Judy Sabins and Irene Turner; Erin O'Neill and Valerie Sheldrick; Stacy Fretz and Faye Yemen. JUNIOR SOLO First, David Knapp and Kim Barnett; second, Kris Fawcett and Lorraine Beaudry; third, Lynn Mills and Suzie Boozan and Judy Hughes. SENIOR PAIRS First, Cindy Rutherford and Gwen Williams; Stirling victors Stirling Midget All-stars won Monday night's open ing game of the Trent Valley League finals by a score of 6-2 on their home ice. The game was a very close fast hockey game with the score tied 1-1 at the end of the first and Stirling up 2-1 at the end of the second. In the opening minutes of the third period Colborne-Grafton took three straight penalties and were short handed two men at the 5.37 minute mark. Stirling came up with three power-play goals. Rob DeJong had three goals and two assists, Stan Myers had two goals and two assists and Wally Blakeley finish ed the scoring for Stirling. Randy Jecobi scored two goals assisted by Trevor McBride on both for Col-borne-Graf ton. Mike Ma-guire was outstanding in the Colborne nets but was left alone frequently by his defence. The series continues in Colborne Friday night at 9 p.m. second, Debbie Sherwin and April Hughes; third Jackie Simpson and Denise Herley. SENIOR SOLO Combined marks of a free skating solo plus a figure. First - Janice Knapp, second tied - Audrey Ooster hof and Diane Ruiter; fourth Cindy Rutherford. Other competitors were -Debbie Sherwin, April Hug hes, Kendra Mills, Elizabeth Wood, Gwen Williams. PRE-PRELIMINARY Girls, 11 years and under first Lynn Mills, second Kris Fawcett. Bovs - David Knapp. PRELIMINARY Girls 11 years and under -Janice Knapp. Girls 12-16 years - First Tournament win for Pee Wee team After losing their first game 3-2 to Port Perry, with Port scoring the winning goal in the last minute of play, the Colborne-Grafton O.M.H.A. Pee Wees went on to defeat Trenton and Madoc to bring home the trophy in the B division of the Madoc tournament last Saturday. Peter Williams starred for his team and brought home another honor, the award for the best player in the event. The games against Tren ton and Madoc were onesided affairs, with Col-borne-Grafton winning 7-1 against Madoc and handing Trenton a 12-1 shellacking. Playoffs start Sunday LAKERS'S MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE Pyramid Homes 24, Col Vorne 21, Robson-Lang 17, akeshore Plumbing 15, art is Products 8. Fenella In Sunday night's games, ol borne and Robson-Lang led at 3-3. The Fenella •Myers licked the Curtis Toducts 4-2; and Pyramid fames dumped the Lake- Pee Wees top Tweed The Colborne-Grafton OMHA pee wees defeated Tweed in a best two-of-three series, and advanced to the second round with Stirling, a three of five affair which begins tonight in the Grafton arena. Debbie Sherwin, second April Hughes. PRE-JUVENILE Girls 12-16 years - First Cindy Rutherford, second Gwen Williams, third Eliza beth Wood. JUVENILE Girls 12-16 years - First Audrey Oosterhof, second Kendra Mills. The next event on the figure skater's calendar is March 1, when three judges will be coming to Colborne to give the skaters their Canadian Figure Skating Association tests in figures and dancing. The final month of skat ing is dedicated to the annual carnival, taking place the weekend of April 6 and 7. This year's theme is "Canada '74" Sweep series Colborne-Grafton All Stars swept the semi-final series of the Trent Valley League "D D" Championship by defeating Frankford in three straight games. Wednesday night's 6-3 victory wrapped it up for the locals and sends them into the league finals against Stirling. Trevor McBride leads his team with two goals and three assists followed by Randy Jecobi with two goals and two assists. Terry Usher and Bill Good in each contributed a goal ami an assist to round out tJ'■ Colborne-Grafton scor Krankford "Ace" Paul Bedard was kept off the s> oreboard in his third and iinal game with Paul Scobi, Alex Gaudet, and Randy Partridge each managing a Lioal in a losing cause for Frankford. The final series begins Alonday night in Stirling. In the final game of the first series, February 13, it was Colborne-Grafton 9 and Tweed 2. Peter Williams led the scoring for Colborne-Graf ton with an incredible five goals and two assists. Ron Barrett and Andy Fawcett netted two apiece. Assists went to Stephen Jones and Tim Gillespie with two each, and to Brian Semlitch. Game time tonight is 7 p.m. The second game of the series will be played in Stirling, Friday at 7 p.m. DIAMONDS d FINE JEWELLERY FOR EVERY OCCASION Renovotions under way watch for our new look 355-2438 Colborne si-i.ve f-'lumbing 5-2. This meaii.s that Curtis Products ,.nc' the Fenella Flyers are n.ov; oui of the finals as those were the last of the r'?^u!ar games. rhe playoffs will begin ■.if'.:. Sunday with Colborne an.' Lakeshore beginning a series of the best out of llim: games. Also, Pyra mid Homes play off with !;■. '>'>n Lang in a best of THE OFFICES OF The Colborne Citizen ARE LOCATED IN FRANK H. JONES SIMPSONS -- SEARS OFFICE AT 25 King St. E. Colborne Phone 355-2125 Our mailing address is: Box399, Colborne. Ont. 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