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Jones, Pam Perry Figures Skating Club was well " Pineridge Inter-culb recenly. In front are from left Ashlea (bronze), and Ashley Faux (gold). in Armstrong the back are Julie Obstfeid, Amy Davidson, Avril Walker (bronze), Lindsay Wiison and Marc Desmarais (goid). Ashley Faux and Marc Desmarais have qualified to compete In the EOSIC competitions March 6 In Kingston. Z _ Scugog Citizen. -- Tuesday, February 33, 1994 -- 35 4 Bantam A's like Jeckel and Hyde against Bradford The Country Style Bantams playoff mission is underway. Facing a big team from . Bradford in a best of seven game series, we continue to be a Dr. Jeckel and Mr. Hyde-like team. The first game on February 4, we did not answer the bell, being blasted out of our own arena. Blades was frenzied with this, telling us how he felt at practice with complete tranquility. For game two, we were pumped and ready to play in the oppositions ice shanty. No one would be unhappy with our efforts in this one, going to Bradford and playing our style of hockey. Tim Fitzpatrick got us on top of our game, just three minutes Atoms play host to Sunderland Pineridge Atoms hosted period. lan Garnett scored the Sunderland at Scugog Arena only Pineridge goal at 12:21 of last Thursday evening. the third period. This was an Their fans were treated to a ple of team effort. fast skating low scoring match. Gerrard Timmers and Trevor Trevor Weisflock scored the only Wiesflock assisted on this tic tac goal at 2:07 of the first period toe play. assisted by Matt Skerratt. . Pineridge applied tremendous Port Perry goaltenders Ryan Woods and Shawn Martin pressure in the third period but failed to tie the game. The Port in, beating the Bradford inder, shortside. @Bradford bounced back just six seconds later, letting us know that it wasn't going to be easy. 'Fuj' Gray put us back on top scoring to corner. Assists went to Jason Logan and Captain Kevin Hobbs. There was no stopping us now! Rob Murphy scored a powerplay goal, breaking in from the blue line and one- timing an unparalleled pass from the corner into the net before the goalie loosened his grip on the post. Assists for beautiful passes went to Kevin Gray and Kevin Hobbs. Jason Logan scored for us once more to end the first earned a well-deserved st def did and | period, rifling the puck past the Sunderland kept the pressure job keeping the puck inside the goalie's ear, top corner! Mark on for the remainder of the Oshawa blue line. Brownson and Rob Murphy game. They pulled their = With six attackers in the final assisted. goaltender in the final minutes minutes, the Osliawa goaltender The lone goal in the second but were unable to penetrate the still couldn't be beaten one more period was a cannon from the strong defense of Jason time. blueline, off the stick of Chris Howarth, Scott Duncan and ~ This was a very well-played Drury. Mike Morden got the Tyler Houthuys and Matt game by both teams. helper. 3 . ' 'We held them to one more goal Saturday Horning the Pineridge ad a friendly match in Little y-whoby The boys hosted the Oshawa } Canadians. It was an exciting rough and tumble game with 70 ryaly minutes handed out. , Mike Milligan 5 -- Mike Dalby led the team through the rougher moments with a total of 26 penalty . minutes. Oshawa Canadians scored the A Songbird Sings the Blues first two goals in the second strug hy The loggerhead shrike is one of the hundreds of wildlife species gel for survival in Canada. This grey, black, and white known as the "butcher-bird" because of its rather redator free egant dining habits. Since it lacks the strong taloned feet of a raptor, the robin. sized song compensates by impaling its victim on a thorn or barbwire fhe cel or Rise ng it into fork of a twig. The loggerhead to knock small birds out of the air Cat by swoopin, ove on them. It uses its flocked beak to finish species prefers open country a hedges, a Unfortunately, : TL the of potholes have taken their toll on opgrhend habia also contributing to the of this bird, largely on and other . v on {he Status of Wildlife in Canada lists the castern as endangered dnd the western population as The Wildlife Federation is working with COSEWIC and the Recovery of Nationally Committee w on the f; icaening the shrike and to of hoor may the loggerhead strike ot a copy Canadian Wildilfe Federation Communications Deparment 2740 Queensview Dr. Oftowa, Ont. K28 1A2 Tol. 1-800663-9453 721-0245 (Oawa area) in the game with good play in our own end and amasing king. We won this one 5-2 and were back in the series with.one win each. The next game was at home on Valentine's Day. No or love was shared here. We let Bradford know that we! good team and they'll have to kill themselves trying to win. We pounded them 9-2, playing in one of our best performances of the year. Almost every play was thought out and executed perfectly. We had three first period goals to Bradford's one. Tim Fitzpatrick had two of them and 'Crazy Legs' Adam Smith had the other. In the second period we really poured it on, outscoring Bradford four to nil. T.C. blasted the puck home after picking up a rebound out front. Assists to Mike Morden and Colin Laird. Adam Hunter found the key, unlocking the Bradford net and declaring "Open Season". Rob Murphy assisted. Our next goal was unassisted. Kevin Gray stole the puck at the blueline, walked in and after displaying some keen stickhandling, put it in down low. Scott Heffern got his name on the sheet, picking up a pass from his linemate Adam Hunter and lifting the puck over the sprawling Bradford tender. After two periods it was Port Perry 7, Bradford 1. In the third we added insult to injury, putting two more markers up on the board. Adam Hunter scored the first one unassisted, shortside. He then picked up an assist, for his fifth point of the night, oh Scott Heffern's second goal of the night. Tim Fitzpatrick also assisted. On February 18, we made the trip to Bradford to give the Billygoats another round. We weren't pumped before this one (a key part of us playing great is everyone being psyched before the game) and Bradford took Tim Fitzpatrick started the scoring, tipping Chris Drury's shot from the point, Rob Murphy then scored our second ( final) goal on the 'erplay, after accepting a fine pass from Kevin Hobbs' soft hands. That was it for us, the final score being 5-2 for Bradford, who added an empty net goal to their lead late in the third period. On Monday February 21 we hosted Bradford and on the following Friday, we'll be in Bradford battling it out. If necessary, game seven will be in the SBcugog Arena on Monday, February 28 at 7:30 pm. Come out and support local youth and see some great playoff hockey. Bring the family (but leave the dog at home!) 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