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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 16, 1985 Sports The Port Perry MoJacks got into a shoot-out last Thursday night in Port Hope and lost 9-7 to the Panthers. For the MoJacks, it was the first regular season game in the Central Junior C Hockey League and the team was thin along the blue line as two regulars were out of action and a third missed the final two periods. Jeff McColl was out of the line-up with a leg injury suffered in a pre- season match and Vaughan McKee was sitting out a suspension from an exhibition game altercation in Lindsay. Blue line ranks thin for league opener in Port Hope And the blue line ranks were fur- ther depleted in Port Hope when Rob Nicholson was tossed from the game for a scrap with the Panthers Bruce Giroux at the close of the opening period. The Panthers jumped into an ear- ly lead and were up 4-2 after 20 minutes. The home town team con- tinued to apply the pressure and at one point early in the third period had the MoJacks reeling under a 9-3 count. But the MoJacks managed to bat- tle back in the third with four straight goals to cut the margin to 9-7 and make the game respectable. Captain Brian Nicholson, last year's league scoring champ is off to a quick start as he clicked for four of the MoJacks seyen goals. He hit for two in the first period and two more in the third. The other goals for the MoJacks came from first year man Andy Sutch, Dean Smith and Rob Sedore. Picking up assists in the game were James Myette, Clay Dempsey, Rob Sedore, Jon Campbell, Andy Sutch and Paul Butterworth. For the Panthers, Dale Austin did most of the damage as he clicked for four goals, while Tony Wakely had The Rebels from Port Perry High School took on Eastdale Collegiate in field hockey mat- High School girls field hockey can be tough on players from time to time. Amy Ware from PPHS had to be helped from the field after suf- Pr ches last week. In a tough first game, the local girls went down to defeat by a 2-0 score. fering a leg injury during action last week against Eastdale Collegiate. a pair and singles went to Greg Latin, Brad Creuss and Matt Douglas. In the penalty parade, the Mo- Jacks were nailed for 16 minors, most of them for hooking and high sticking, while the Panthers had 10 minors. Nicholson and Giroux received five minute majors and game misconducts for their scuffle, and late in the third period Andy Sutch Mixed results for MoJacks dumped in 9-7 shoot-out of the MoJacks and Steve Curl from the Panthers both got fighting ma- jors and game misconducts for their part in a punch-up. The MoJacks have a couple of tough games coming up this week as they travel to Lakefield on Friday night,. then will have their home - opener at the Scugog Arena this Sunday with the Lindsay Muskies paying a visit. Game time for this one is 7:30 P.M. Rebels at PPHS by Kristy Amour PPHS has had an exciting and busy time this week. All interschool teams were in competitive action and the Rebels have a mixture of results. On Tuesday PPHS hosted a total of 8 teams from four schools within the Durham Region and LOSSA league. On the girls side the Basket- ball team hosted a triple header against Donevan. The Midgets started off the games by dominating the play and a superb team effort winning with ease. The score was 35-9. The Juniors came up against their long time rivals and couldn't take hold of the game and lost 47-17. The Seniors finished up by squeak- ing through, coming back from quite a deficit at first quarter to take hold of the win 40-36. The Field Hockey team was forc- ed to host the play against Eastdale and Ajax at the Soccer Fields. The girls just couldn't rally to get a goal against Eastdale, last year's LOSSA finalist. The team had a few good chances but couldn't capitalize on them. PPHS showed more of its strength tying Ajax H.S. 1-1 with the goal by Heather Muir. The girls ex- hibited outstanding defensive play in both games that held off most rival offensive attacks. On Tuesday the boys' soccer and junior volleyball teams hosted McLaughlin Collegiate. On the volleyball courts the Juniors had many close matches but could only win one game to McLaughlin's five. The team has good individual move- ment and play but more work together as a team is needed. The Senior Volleyball squad was the only team to travel on Tuesday and were hosted by Stouffville. The Rebels played five hard fought games with some long and exciting rallies. Un- fortunately, PPHS lost some of the key points and came up short losing 3-2. The fields on Tuesday afternoon were filled with Rebel fans, out sup- porting PPHS soccer although they were unable to help in the offensive play of either team The Seniors playing first set the stage and went down in defeat 5-0 the Juniors had a closer game but still came up on the wrong side and lost 6-2 PPHS goals were scored on penalty kicks by George Chronis The season for the soccer players is coming to a close for another year. the last game before the play-offs 1s against Den- nis O'Conner next week Better luck for the upcoming game guys' On Thursday our girls' basketball teams travelled to O'Neill Collegiate for a triple header. The Seniors started the play with an exciting game full of turnovers and breaks. The team was unable to connect and get the ball in the hoop losing 35-29 The Midgets were second to play and couldn't find their strength and had a very disappointing loss of 38-14. The Juniors had another tight and close game although the girls were unable to take control of the board and the final score was 36-34 with O'Neill on top. These were very disappointing losses to three PPHS teams. The boys hosted three Henry St. teams on Thursday. The Junior volleyball team played three long and slow matches. Each game was very close and Port Perry pulled through with a 2-1 win. On the Senior court the play was drawn out with many good rallies. PPHS had some very poor serving that resulted in a lack of enthusiasm. The Rebels went down to defeat 3-1. Both volleyball teams have just a few more practices and exhibition games until their respective LOSSA tournaments. Keep up the work! On the soccer field only the Junior were in play and the team had trou- ble with its offensive and lost 5-0. Tom Crosier, the goalie for PPHS, played a great game, saving the team from a greater loss. The Cross Country team has been practicing diligently since school started in September and finally the LLOSSA meet has come around the corner. It is Thursday, October 17. and all the training will pay off for the runners Good luck! Boys basketball has started very early this year under Mr. Arculus' watchful eye. This is just a warm- up and the final teams won't be selected for about another month lets go guys. come out and participate' Until next week Rebel sport fans. keep up the spirit and support' > TROPHIES 1 and ENGRAVING PINE RIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen St., Port Perr) 985-2839 3 rm -------- RE CNT AS a NR TR TR EL REESE RE aA EAA CTRL GC Sl