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After letting Monsma take the first game of the league broomball playoff finals, Woody's came back to win the final two in commanding fashion. Last week they blanked the opposition 4-0 and this past Sunday salted it away with another shutout, while netting three. The final game saw the first period close with no scoring by either team. Each had a power play with Monsma unable to put anything together with theirs and Woody's were given numerous chances during their advantage. The best opportunity in the first Ralf came from a two on one break for Monsma with the Atwoods being thwarted by goaltender. Rick Lees. . Early in the second, Woody's began to put some pressure on in the Monsma end only to be stopped on several good i! rebounds i 'to claim the title chances by Jine Raaphorst. With the numerous face-offs in the Monsma end it was only a matter of time before it would pay off for Woody's. This happened on both of the first two goals as Tom Powell won the draw on each and passed it back to his point men forthe shots on net. The first came from the broom of Bruce Woodrow with Charlie Dennis. picking up the second marker. Powell was also in on the final goal as he relayed a pass to Jim Gregg whose shot was stopped by Raaphorst only to see Wayne Tate flip in*the rebound. Woody's tried to add to the lead in the dying moments as they were stopped from in close ona3donl. The annual'banquet will be held at The Oddfellows Hall on the 24th of April, as a wrap-up to this season. YMCA floor hockey The Canadiens came out on top in Monday's YMCA Jr. Floor Hockey action. Mark Morrison earned a hat trick for the Canadiens with Reid, Harris, Tyler Houthuys, and Lakelan,Gould each adding a single. Ryan O'Leary added his two to bring the Canadiens score to 8. Emma Marshall fired in two for the Leafs with Nicholas Murphy, Justin Koury and David Halward each adding singles. The Blue Bombers took on Players needed Port Perry Minor Softball is looking for players for the Pee Wee/Squirt League (boys) If you were born in 1979, 1980, 1981 or 1982 and are interested in playing softball this summer, -contact convenor Judy MacSween at 9865-7251 for details on how to get yourself registered. But you'd better do it quickly as the first games are scheduled to start on May 11. - the Red Wings in Intermediate Floor Hockey on Monday, April 5, in a fast paced game the Red Wings took the game 10-8. Matthew MacMaste? had a banner night with 4 goals for the Red Wings. John Barton was also hot with a hat trick Darryl Dalton fired in two with * Tyler Mark adding a 'single to bring the Red Wings total score to 10. Adam Youmans shone for the Blue Bombers with a natural hat trick in the second period and a single late in the game. Jeff Kane popped in two with *Dustin Bowes and Craig ° Cannon adding singles. In the second Int. game of the evening the Might Ducks edged out the Golden Rods in a score of 7-5. , 3 Chris Murphy fired in 2 for the Golden Rods with Ryan Appleton adding a single and Chris Langford and Greg Langford adding 2 more. Steven Doan scored a hat trick for the Mighty Ducks with Jason Cruikshank and Eric Bird adding singles and Evan Bertrand firing in a double. PORT PERRY TENNIS CLUB Annual General Meeting TUESDAY, APRIL 20th, 1993 Masonic Hall - Port-Perry INFORMATION 7:30 PM SIGN-UP 8:00 PM Family $90; Couple $70; Single $50; Junior $30; Two Juniors same family $85. LESSONS AVAILABLE (Juniors require copy of birth certificate for O.TA. Registrations) Signups also at courts April 26th 8 27th from 6108 PM OO IT Rack Tom Sone Same HL wine Saito Morea EC ond the Port Perry Broomball League Championship. The deciding game was Sunday and Woodys won it 3-0. See story left. in the front from left, Brad Maarse, Jim Gregg, Bruce Woodrow, Rick Lees, Charlie Dennis, Rob Mason, Tom Powell. in the back, Gord Jones, Gene Woodrow, Nell Woodrow, Wayne Tate, Larry Maarse, Keith Young. Not present for . Photo, Brian McBride, Pat Cook, Bob Clarke, John Longmuir. The Men's Club Championship for the Port Perry Curling Club was decided Saturday evening as Paul Gritfen's rink defeated Dave Roth 7-3. Eight teams from the Mens Leagues played a double knock-out on Saturday. From len ars Paul Gillen, Bill Corbett, Andrew Jones and Lance Peters. Tweens gave it their best For the Pine Ridge Tweens - parents it was four trips to the rink on the weekend to cheer on the girls for our final wrap up to the season. The girls played their hearts out winning two games and losing two games. We needed three victories out of four to advance. Although we did not advance there were no losers as all our girls are richer for the experience. We would like to thank Genni Taylor who volunteered to play goal for us this year and did an outstanding job. . Emma Russell and Laura Domik; two first year players gave their all playing at this level. Jill, Alechia, Dianne, Lee-Ann and Amanda anchored our defence and kept usin a lot of his Pam Hiltz and Jennifer Elliot in their first year of Tween's tition scored many goals this season and will be leaders next year. Jennifer Pashley and Cindy Verschuuren skated miles for us this season and your efforts are most appreciated. A thank you to my assistants Janice Pashley and Linda Elliot for their help as well as Kim Poppleton who came out to practices to work with the girls, I wish all the girls a good summer and look forward to seeing you next September. FW SCUGOG PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Book Early for Your SPRING YARD CLEANUPS « DETHATCHING ROLLING - GRASS CUTTING - TRIMMING Call (leave message) DAVE BALLINGALL, 985-2834 34