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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 11, 1986 -- 25 Three teams emerge on fop The playoff picture finally came to light this past weekend as Em- merson's, Utica and Beacock"s all came out winners. With one regular season game yet to be played next Sunday at 4:00 between Goreski's and B&L Donuts, the playoffs will get underway at 5:00 with Utica and Emmerson's meeting, followed at 6:00 by Goreski's and Beacock's. In a very tight game Emmerson's snuck past Oddfellows 2-0 in over- time. Throughout the contest there were numerous chances at either end of the rink but to no avail for either team as they couldn't get it into the nets. In the 5:00 minute overtime period Emmerson's Charlie Dennis pieked up an errant pass in the first minute and fired it home. With 1:50 to play, Dennis add- ed the icing to the cake as he bang- ed another one in from Gene Woodrow. Come the weekend of March 8, Emmerson's will be travelling to Lefroy to represent Port Perry in the Regional Playdowns at the In- termediate Tier II level. In game two on Sunday first place was up for grabs between Utica Farm Equipment and Goreskis In- sulation. In their thre ius meetings, Utica had won two, and Goreski's the other. As in previous meetings between these two it was high in tensity throughout before Utica prevailed by a 4-3 score Goreski's jumped out in front first as Randy Sullivan assisted Tim Powell for his first of two. Utica retaliated less than two minutes later when Mike Mitchell netted his first of two on a solo effort. Ken Fraser from Murray Down put Utica ahead before Goreski's tied it on a goal by Sullivan from Dave Dickson. Just prior to the end of the first period Utica again took the lead as Mitchell teamed with Ian Down. The second frame started with _ Goreski's enjoying a power play and it didn't take them long as Powell and Sullivan again teamed together to make the score 3-3. With 6:29 left to play in regulation time Ian Down won the face off back to Jack Monsma whose shot from the point found its way in. Utica and Goreski's will both be travelling to the Regionals as Elite and Intermediate Tier I reps. Third place Beacock"s Hdwe. blanked B&L Donuts 6-0 in the final game of the day. There was only one lone goal scored in the first period as Cordell Keuning passed over to Gord Bryans whose shot from the point found the corner. Beacock"s got rolling in the second half as Wayne McGuigan and Gary Toutant traded roles on the next two for a 3-0 lead. Two more defencemen con- nected as Tim Cochrane notched one from Ron Redman. With time winding down Laval Poulin shot one wide of the net which Ron Short slapped in as it bounced off the boards. Tom Wotten, unassisted net- ted the final. The Oshawa league hosted a mens/womens tournament at the "Manvers facilities over the weekend. The local mens league had five teams out of the six attend with Utica staying home. Goreski's were the only rep to the final as they met Figure Design Rangers on the 'A' side to whom they lost by a 3-0 score. The same Rangers team had knock- ed Beacock's out 4-0 in the semi final. The other three teams in at- tendance had all bowed out in two games. o 3 vr " 5 Wf a FOR MORE SPORTS.- See Pages 36 and 37 GCompudose controlled release cattle implant < SHUR-GAIN DIVISION 1 Carada Packers Inc increased average daily gain improved feed efficiency 'controlled release payout cannot be crushed no withdrawal no need to re-implant Now available at Shur ® Gain Service Centres H & M WRIGHT FEED CO. LTD. 14 Scugog Street, Blackstock Telephone: 986-4201 First place in the Port Perry Broomball League was on the line Sunday afternoon as Utica Farm and Goreski's squared off in a tough game. Utica Farm Equipment scored late in the final period to take a 4-3 victory. Front from left: Fro ey a Chester Down, Bill Down, Murray Down, Mike Mitchell, Ken Fraser, Jack Lenis and Jack Monsma. Absent- Kevin Ibbitson. At back from left: lan Down, Aldon Smith, Bruce Smith, Don Card and Gord Geer. Mariposa ekes out a win On Monday, February 3, Sport- sland Juniors travelled to Oakwood to play Mariposa. Port jumped to a 2-0 score but Mariposa battled back to finish the first period up 3-2. We traded 2 goals apiece in the second to finish the game 5-4 for Mariposa. Although Port played with a depleted crew missing 4 regulars it was a hard fought team effort. Scoring in this game was Kelly Calloway with 2 goals; Kim Loud- foot and Jenny Blanchard with 1 each. Melissa Moehring received the only assist. On Saturday, February 8 the Mariposa squad visited Port. Both teams skated well in the first period and seemed to be tied in every respectincluding the score of 1 to 1. The Port girls realized that ringette is a game of passing and took firm control in the second out scoring their opponents 6-3 making the final outcome 7-4. Scoring in this game was Jenny Blanchard 2 goals, 1 assist; Kelly Calloway 2 goals, 1 assist; Kim Loudfoot 2 goals and Rachel Traynor with 1 goals. Assists went to Melissa Moehring with 3, Michelle Beare with 2, Kim Caudle = SPREADERS Built stronger , to last longer! / MB Higher struck capacities MB 5-speed hydraulic apron drive B "Superslick" decks IB Lifetime warranted decks and sides MB Aggressive widespread beaters Er FACTORY DISCOUNTS ~~ vd lr _-- TO -$1600 -- -- No _ ALN NC -~ GORDON L. CORNER LTD. R.R.1, Oshawa (416) 655-3177 ---- ~ with 2 and singles going to Sherry Harris, Cindy Harris, Colleen Yorke and Val White. This brings our regular season games to a finish but our round robin playoffs should commence within a couple of weeks. Most of the Port Perry teams will be travelling to Oakwood this weekend February 14, 15 and 16 to play in the Mariposa tournament. Our Sportsland Juniors first game is at 10:40 a.m. Saturday at the Lit- tle Britain Arena. Petite 'C' wins again against Bobcaygeon On February 5, the Petite 'C' team returned to Bobcaygeon for another victory 10-1. The goals were scored "by Michelle Fitzpatrick (5); Valarie Payne (2); Brandy Harris (2) and Sara Wanamaker (1). Assisting were Leea Kinnunen and Shannon Brown. Our defencemen, Vanessa Mumford and Melissa Pereman helped our goalie Sarah Coyne to keep the score down to 1. Great team playing girls. On February 8, in Port Perry the Petite . 'C" team played against Sunderland and this was a game they would rather forget. Sunderland went home with a 13-2 victory. Our two goals were scored by Michelle Fitzpatrick (1) and Valarie Payne (1). Assists went to Shannon Brown, Melissa Pereman and Angela Wierzbicki. Our season is finishing with the Mariposa tournament, first game, Wednesday, February 12. Good luck girls, we know you are Number 1! Tweens double day 10n Saturday Feb: 1/86 the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens travelled to 'Whitby to play the Optimists Tweens. Neither team was playing its best Ringette, however, Whitby scored the two extra goals and won 4-2. Both our goals were scored by Lisa Levy with one assist by Lisa Toye. Our next game was the same day with Ajax Tweens travelling to Port Arena. Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens were playing their best Ringette ever and won 8-0, a first shut-out for goalie Jennifer Crawford. Nice work Jenny! All girls played an excellent game with great pick-ups and passing. Nice game girls. Lisa Levy was out to win this game and scored 6 goals. Other goals were scored by Lisa "Toye and Linda Crawford. Assists were by Nicole Slack 3, Linda Crawford 1, Heather Lawrence 1 and Lisa Levy 1. Best wishes from the team and coaches to No. 12, Nicky Beare, who is in the Oshawa Hospital. We miss you, Nicky. Petites snatch win On Sunday, February 9, the _Bruton's IDA Petites travelled to Woodville and brought home a 12-1 victory. The girls all came out fly- ing after a two-week layoff and were on the scoreboard within seconds of the opening whistle. They continued with their assault until the final whistle. Tracy Pelow, who usually spends every game in goal, played forward for this game. She was able to score 1 goal and get an assist. Thanks to Amy Parliament who took over the goalies work and made some good stops. Scorers for Port Perry were Lyndsay Dutkewich 4 goals, 1 assist; Tracy Pelow 1 goal, 1 assist; Kelly Menzies 2 goals, 2 assist; Jennifer Morden 1 goal, 2 assists; Tanya Towns 2 goals, 3 assists, Denna Lovering 2 goals, 2 assists, Kim Poppleton 2 assists; Christine Hicken 3 assists and Kim Finley 1 assist. Way to check and keep digging girls. Next game is on Wed. Feb. 12 at 6:50 in Oakwood during the Mariposa tournament. See you there!