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1 4-Oraétt Weekly Tines, Wednesday, March 16,198* Orono Tykes taste success & defeat The Orono Tykes had another big day on Saturday, with 2 games. The first was against London Life iof Bowmanville. Adam VanDam had another of his All-Star games with 6 goals in the 6 - 2 win. Adam controlled the game from start to finish playing a very smart game. He got the first goal on his first shift and another on his second shift and so on until he had all 6. Andrew Reid played a big part in Adam's game with 3 assists along with Murphy Murphy Irvine who had 2. Mike Hutton Jr. and Kyle Beacock each had 1 assist. Jeremy Pare played a solid game in net making Bowmanville work very hard just to get their 2 goals. In the second game Orono traveled through freezing rain and some bad drivers (believed to be '♦from Oshawa) to a game in Brooklin .against a select team of 7 year olds. Orono had 4 second year players and 6 first year. Brooklin ' had 2nd and 3rd year players which - put Orono at a disadvantage. Each : of the Orono lads played a strong (game and kept Brooklin to 7 goals while scoring 2 of their own. Mike Hutton Jr. played net and stopped a great number of shots, some chest high. Adam VanDam played his best game defensively helping Mike keep the score down. Adam got . Orono's second goal not long after i Danny MacDonald had Orono's first. Steven Foster also played a good game along with Kyle Beacock, Jeremy Pare, David Harman, Harman, Steven Gates, Andrew Reid and Kevin Copping. I also would like to thank David Pare for filling in as coach in the Bowmanville game allowing coach Hutton a short break. Be a cheer leader ançl see a game from a different different angle, good game Dave! Kinsmen Pee Wees on playoff trail The Orono Kinsmen Peewees finally got their playoff schedule started on a bad-weather night, with a game against the Lakefield Blue team on Friday, February 19th. Orono opened the scoring at 8:59 of the first period when Scott Hentig blocked a clearing shot, passed to Jason Hansen who relayed the puck to the slot where Brandon Ovenden fired a low backhand shot to the far comer. At this time, the bad weather got onto the ice and Lakefield took over the play, scoring the next 6 goals! Orono started to come back in the second period when Stephen Shetier flipped a loose rebound over the goalie's shoulder after being set up in front by Jason Mercer and Greg Hooper at 8:01 of the second period. Orono's third goal came when Greg Hooper got the puck to Brandon Ovenden who stickhandl- ed behind the Lakefield net, came out in front and-stuffed the puck into into the short side at 7:41. Lakefield added another before Orono got their fourth. Greg Hooper passed up-ice to Brandon Ovenden who stickhandled over the blue-line and let fly with a rising shot that caught the upper corner at 5:09. Lakefield added their eighth to close the second second period. The third period saw very intense action as Orono tried to recover. At 13:44, Stephen Shetier took the puck behind the Lakefield net and passed to the slot where Jason Mercer one-timed the puck to tlie low corner of the net. At 8:38, Scott Hartwig stole the puck at centre ice and relayed it to Stephen Shetier. Stephen got a pass to Jason Mercer whose low shot beat the goalie to pull Orono within two. Lakefield quickly got another but Orono came back at 6:06. On this play, Jason Hansen got the puck to Brandon Ovenden who carried carried it over the blue-line and made a beautiful behind-the-back pass to Scott Hentig who wasted no time in putting the puck in the open side. The last six minu'es saw end-to-end action as Orono tried to score but to no avail. With just six seconds left, Lakefield added another for a final score of Lakefield 10 and Orono 7. While ilie result was a loss for the livuu"team, the boys showed lots of spirit and never gave up, even though down by 6 to 1 at one point. Get back to playing a full team game, boys, and you'll do well. The Orono Kinsmen Peewees had their second playoff game on Wednesday, February 24th when they travelled to Little Britain for their first meeting with a team from the western half of the league. The game started slowly as both teams tried to feel out the opposition. Orono finally started the scoring at the 3:01 mark of the first period when Scott Hartwig atid Adam Wallace combined to get the puck to the crease where Greg Hooper fired in the loose puck. Oroho got the second goal at 1:26 when Jason Hansen intercepted a pass in the Little Britain end, stickhandled in close and fired a^quick high shot 'over ; the goalie's shoulder. Little Britain broke the shutout with 45 seconds left to end the first period. Orcino took over control in the se- cond period, out scoring the opposition opposition by 4 goals to 1., Orono's first came at 8:13 when Greg Hooper passed to Adam Wallace at the side of the net. Adam's shot went to the crease where a scramble ended with Dan Walters lifting a high shot over the sprawling goalie. At 6:33, Cameron Tomkins blocked a clearing shot, fired a pass to Stephen Shetier whose shot on net was blocked but Jason Mercer was on the spot to bat in the rebound. Just 21 seconds later, at 6:12, Sean McKenzie stopped the puck at Little Little Britain's blue line and passed to Adam Wallace who got the puck to Dan Walters at the side of the net. Dan's high shot bounced off the goalie's shoulder and dropped in over the line. The second period scoring ended as the teams traded goals and Orono ended it at 1:13. Jason Hansen won a face-off and got the puck to John Buttigieg at the point. John's shot on net was kicked out but Mike Schoep was in- the right spot to put the rebound through the goalie's legs. The third period belonged to Orono as the increasingly increasingly aggressive action resulted in eiglit penalties (5 to Little Britain and 3 to Orono) and 5 Orono goals. The first goal came at 12:23 when Scott Hartwig blasted a shot from Spotlight on skating at the Orono Gub ~~ by Marilyn Ransberry Our winter Canskate sessions at Orono have come to an end as of March 9th and the skaters are now practicing for our carnival on April 9th. Remember to write down your skaters practice times displayed on the bulletin board at the arena. It is important that all skaters be ready to go on the ice at the beginning of their practice times in order for the group to do their best in the carnival. carnival. Regular skating on Mondays and Sundays will continue as high tests are held at the end of March. Congratulations to these skaters on passing their badges: February 23 Basic badge: Steven Gates, Amanda Dobson, Aiko Jones, Julie Kennedy, Kaitlin Colville. February 25th, March 3rd Elementary : Mark Lemieux, Christopher Wilhelm. Basic: Melissa Barchard, Jillian Lemieux, Kimberly Wilhelm, March 9th Proficiency: Christa Robinson, Sacha Thompson. Please continue to save all Campbell Campbell UPC symbols from products from all companies owned by Campbell's soup. They may be put in- the envelope on the bullion board or given to any membf the club. Join us in enjoying a night of dancing at the Orono Arena Community Community Centre on Friday, March 26th. Doug Browning will be the D..T. A midnight buffet will be served. served. The price is $12.00 a couple; a very reasonable price for an en joyable welcome! evening! Everyone the point that Mike Schoep was credited with deflecting past the goalie. At 9:28, Brandon Ovenden stole the puck, carried it around the net and poked it in front where Stephen Shetier stuffed it over the line. Later, Adam Wallace trapped a puck at the blue-line and bounced it off the boards Dan Walters in the comer, Dan relayed it to Greg Hboper in the slot and a high shot eluded the goalie. The next scoring play came with 4:53 left as Jason Hansen carried the puck behind the Little Britain net and dumped the puck to the slot where Brandon Ovenden took the pass and snapped a drive to the open corner. Orono closed out the scoring at 1:20 when Adam Wallace banked a pass to Scott Hentig behind the net. Scott passed out in front of the net and Jason Hansen fired in a low drive. The game ended with a final score of Orono 11 and Little Britain 2. The entire team deserved credit for their efforts, with forwards and defense playing well. The goalies, Chad Puk and Scott Hall were back at top form, robbing Little Britain on several tries. Keep up the good work, boys, the schedule gets crowded soon. On Saturday, February 27th, Orono Kinsmen Peewees went to Lakefield for their third playoff game of the series. This game was not to be a continuation of the loose play of their first encounter. Good defensive plav at both ends kept the first period scoreless, although there were lots of chances. Lakefield started the scoring at 9:37 of the second period but Orono came back at 8:59 to tie the score. Brandon Ovenden passed up-ice to Greg Hooper whose shot was deflected into the slot area where Jason Hansen unleashed a low drive that beat the goalie. Orono took the lead at the 6:02 mark when Scott Hartwig blocked a pass at backhand shot through the goalie's legs. The score was tied early in the third period but Orono again took the lead at 10:49. On this play, Mike Schoep got the puck to Scott Hentig behind thé Lakefield net. Scott carried the puck into the crease area where Brandon , Ovenden was able to stuff it under the goalie. The rest of the game saw lots of action as both teams tried to add to the total, with great defensive plays and offensive action. Scott Hall and Chad Puk held the attackers off and Jason Mercer, John Buttigieg, Cameron Tomkins, Adam Wallace and Sean McKenzie skated, checked checked and passed well. Unfortunately, with just 48 seconds left, a Lakefield blast caught the top coo ner of the net to lie the game and give the final score of Orono 3 and Lakefield 3. Good effort, boys, keep it up! 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