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Spo ETRE ING ST RRR TT raw a HE SN rts 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1985 Golden victory for Port Perry Petites Saturday was a golden day for the Bruton's |.D.A. Petites as the girls managed three wins to earn them the trophy in the Port Perry Lion's Club annual Petite- Junior tournament. Team members are (bottom from left) Lindsay Dutkewich, Jennifer Morton, Danielle The Sportsland Ringette team hosted the Junior Division of the Port Perry Lion's Club annual Petite-Junior tourhament Saturday,' January 12th, and managed to come away with a silver medal. The trophy was award- Tough 6-4 loss in the final uniors win the silver Saturday, January 12, the Sportsland Ringette team hosted the junior division of the Port Perry Lion's Club Tour- nament. The first game Saturday morning was against their arch rivals Whitby. Our girls out played, out shot, and out scored them 10 goals to 2 Whitby opened the scoring but 34 seconds later Heidi Meisner tied it up on an assist by Vicki Reid Whitby quickly went-ahead again until Tina Soomre scored from Vicki. After that there was no look- Cooper, Nicole Beare, Kelly Menzies, Misty Andrews, Tracy Pelow (and top) coach Paul Pelow, Christine Mueller, Kim Finley, Denna Lovering, Tanya Townes, Shannon Fox, Fluffy, Kim Poppleton and Mary- Lou Mueller. | -- J ed to Whitby (represented by Natasha Ped- dle and Susan Marshall). Above, Larry Ken- dall hands out awards to Whitby and Port Perry players (Sherry Harris and Terry Childs). ing back Sherry Harris scored three goals on we met Stayner in the assists by Heidi, Anne next game This was a Finch nd Kim Loud- -_ tougher game and the foot Heidi put another 5 lead kept 'changing goals on the board with hands until Port Perry help from Vicki, Joanne came out ontopofa9 to Desautels, Val White 7 score. Kim Loudfoot and Colleen Scala scored the first goal As Richmond Hill won (Turn to page 19) their game over Stayner On Sat. Jan. 12 Bruton"s [.D.A. Petites particpated in the Port Perry Lions Club annual Petite-Junior tourna- ment. In the first game of the day Port Perry played-a team from Whitby and defeated them by a score of 9-4. Scoring in this game were Misty Andrews 8 goals; Nicky Beare 1 goal; with assists going to Amy Parliament 2; Kelly Menzies 2; Shannon Fox 2, Denna Lovering 2, Jennifer Morden, Danielle Cooper and Kim Finley 1 each. In our second game we met a team from Stayner and came away the winners by a score of 8to 1. The highlight of this. game was Misty Andrews' 100th goal and after the game she was presented with the ring by the coaching staff. Scoring in this game were Kelly 3; Amy 2; Misty 2; and Chris Mueller 1 with assists going to Lyndsay Dutkewich 2; Nicky 2; Misty, Danielle, Shann- on and Jennifer 1 each. By virtue of these two wins Port entered the Championship game against our rivals from Mariposa. In the first period the game re- mained close as it ended with Port leading 4 to 3. Port then showed their desire to win the game by outscoring Mariposa 5goalsto 1in the s€eond . period to defeat them 9 to 4 to win the gold medal. Scoring for Port were Misty with 5 goals; Denna 3 and Kelly 1. Assists went to Shannon 2; Lyndsay 3; Chris 2 and Denna 1. Although Kim Popple- ton and Tanya Towns did not go unnoticed. Also, Tracy Pelow who played the first two games in goal and Nicky who played the final game certainly earned their gold medals for (Turn to page 19) On Saturday, January 12th, Bruton's |.D.A. Petites defeated Whitby 9-4; Stayner 8-1 and Mariposa 4-3 to win the Port Perry Lion's Club annual Petite-Junior tournament. Above, Larry Kendall presents the trophy to Petite's captain Nicole Beare (top) and a silver medal to Mariposa captain Jackie Fice. 4 8 'S 2 Fs SEER CT FER i a et NPA PATS BS (TR AS CS py of FR A gm PN AY TA UD PATER AS FS ee BAY Ce AN Cf) my bey p-- p-- TR