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N 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 18, 1986 Sports Green Machine i On Thursday Feb. 13 the Malmont Farm Atoms hosted Uxbridge to another playoff game and skated to a strong 5-1 victory. In the first period the Green Machine skated strong and opened the scoring early in the period. At 7:05 Brad Moase scored assisted by Brad Moase. With only 26 seconds on the clock Steve Laird scored on a nice unassisted effort. In the se- cond period Jody Logan found the mark assisted by Peter King and Sean McEnaney. In the third period the Green Machine continued to press hard right to the very end of the game. At the one minute mark Jeff Parry col- lected his goal unassisted. With on- ly 32 seconds showing on the clock, Brad Moase scored his second goal of the game assisted by Jason Cochrane. 10-3 WIN On Friday, Feb. 14, the Malmont Atoms hosted Bowmanville in another playoff action game only this time the Green Machine show- ed the visiting team no mercy as they skated to a very strong 10-3 victory. In the first period the Green Machine got on the scoreboard ear- ly and never looked back. At the 5:35 mark Jody Logan scored assisted by Sean McEnaney. At 5:24 Brad Moase scored assisted by Duane Empringham. At the 1:43 mark Jody Logan collected his second goal assisted by Lindsay Parry and Sean McEnaney. The second period saw the visiting team regroup as they skated strong but were unable to put the puck in the net. : The third period saw the Green Machine explode as they unloaded 7 more goals. At 11:31 Steve Laird scored assisted by Jason Cochrane. At the 10:17 mark Jeff Parry scored assisted by Jason McBride and Jeff Andrews. At the 7:38 mark, Jason Cochrane scored assisted by Brad Moase and Steve Laird. At 5:23 Jason McBride scored assisted by Jeff Parry and Peter King. At 4:35 Jeff Parry scored assisted by Chad Garvock. At 4:03 Jody Logan earn- ed the hat trick assisted by Lindsay Parry. The final goal was scored by Chad Garvock assisted by Jeff Parry and Jason McBride. 6-1 WIN On Sunday, Feb. 16, the Malmont Atoms travelled to Uxbridge to play the final game of the round robin playoff series. Again the Green Machine skated strong as they scored a 6-1 victory. In the first period Chad Garvock opened the scoring assisted by Sean McEnaney and Gavin Cochrane. At the 4:52 mark Jason Cochrane scored on a super pass from Duane Empringham, second assist to Brad Moase. In the second period both teams skated strong but only the Green Machine could find the mark at the 2:54 mark Steve Laird 'showing some fancy stick handling scored on a nice unassisted effort. In the third period the Green Machine continued the pressure as they unloaded 3 more goals. At the 8:17 mark Jason Cochrane scored his second goal of the game unassisted. At the 5:40 mark Jody Logan scored on a real nice effort unassisted. The final goal saw Jason Cochrane earn his hat trick assisted by Brad Moase. It appears as though the Green Machine is really starting to pull together as a team as they have in these final playoff series. Congratulations to all the boys as you are showing a strong effort on the ice. Special note: Congratulations to Roger and Melody Moase for hosting a social evening at their residence for all the team parents. It was a super time and can only be described as like being at the rodeo. Bantams watch lead evaporate, settle for 4-4 tie by Mark Barkey On Wednesday February 13, the Goreski Insulation Bantam All-Star hosted their number one rivals from Uxbridge and had to settle for a 4-4 tie. With Clark Menzies, the coach of _ the team home sick, our trainer Todd Menzies took the wheel and steered us into a very close and ex- citing game. Port Perry was pumped up from the start, with AC- DC getting our blood flowing. The horn blasted, the game started, and Port took off like wild-fire. Port demonstrated good checking and passing which resulted in a goal from Warren Geer unassisted. Uxbridge then scored at the 5:49 mark to tie the game at one In the second period, it was Warren Geer again as he scored his forty-eighth, assisted by Phil McBride. The next goal came from Mike Sorley as the Uxbridge goaltender made a costly mistake. The puck rolled down to the Uxbridge blue line and the goalie took a big swipe at it as he came way out of his net. The stick just didn't connect and Steve Connors slapped at it and it went to Sorley who had an empty net to shoot at, and he made no mistake. Warren Geer scored his forty-ninth assist by Brad Menzies. Port went to their dressing room with high hopes and a commanding 4-1 lead and perhaps a little too confident. The third period roled around and Port lack- ed their first and second period stamina as Uxbridge exploded for three goals. Port needed to beat Ux- bridge by 3 goals to get home ice ad- vantage but couldn't do it, so Ux- bridge will have home ice in the play-offs. If Port can play as well as they did in the first and second periods, they should be very suc- cessful in the play-offs. We would also like to say 'Get Well" to Jamie Menzies who was absent as he was under the weather, so we hope you feel better soon, Jamie, because we could use your help! Grise Petite and her young son take a cruise through the fields of Windfield's Farm near Oshawa. The colt is the son of Val de L'Orne and New colt a sign of spring It may be snowing and blustery outside, but spring has sprung at Windfields Farm. Traditionally, the first foal born at the world-famous horse farm, just north of Oshawa, hails the beginning of spring for all those involved. It's a busy time of year, made even more so by the number of visitors who drop by to visit the year's crop of new babies. "People go nuts when we get our first foal," laughed groom Ann Breckenridge. Carefully protective of her celebri- ty son, Gris Petite (French for Lit- tle Grey) keeps him clear of visitors, especially visitors with cameras, and likes to remind stable hands just who is in control of her son's im- mediate future. For now, the future holds constant feedings and exploring on wobby legs. Later on down the road, the colt could be yet another stakes winning stallion in Windfields stables. The colt was born Friday, February 7th at 8:30 p.m. ("just when all the good TV programs were At the Mariposa tournament Close one for the During the past weekend the Bruton's IDA Petites participated in the Mariposa tournament in Oakwood. Bruton's played their first game on Wed. Feb. 12 due to the number of teams involved. This game was against Mariposa and Port was defeated by a score of 6-5 in a very close game. Scoring in this game were Amy Parliament 4 goals, Kelly Menzies 1 goal with the assists going to Lyndsay Dutkewich 2 and Tanya Towns 1. On Sat. Feb. 15 the Bruton's I.D A. travelled to Oakwood to play our se- cond game against St. Catherines and were victorious by a score of 64. Scoring in this game were Denna Lovering 3 goals, 1 assist; Kelly Menzies 1 goal, 2 assists; Amy Parliament 1 goal; Lyndsay Dutkewich 1 goal; Tanya Towns 1 assists and Chrissy Hicken 3 assists. Our third game of the tournament was against Barrie who we have had quite a friendly rivalry with, meeting them in other tournaments this year. Barrie had not defeated us and our games have been very ex- citing with nail-biting endings. This one was again another with the win- ning goal being scored with 53 seconds left on the clock to give Bar- rie an 8-7 victory and advanced them to the championship game. Scoring in this game were Denna 4 goals; Lyndsay 2 goals; Kelly 1 goal, 2 assists; Shannon Fox 2 assists; Amy 4 assists; Kim Pop- pleton, Tanya and Chrissy 1 assist n peak form for playoffs the first foal born to the world-famous horse farm. See story for details. on," muttered one groom). The pro- ud sire is Val de L'Orne, also the father of La Lorgnette, last year's winner of the Queen's Plate and champion three year old filly for 1985. + Gris Petite, winner of $200,000 in North American stakes races, is owned by Peter Fuller of New Hampshire, who also had Dancer's Image and Mom's Command, the top American three year old filly who was ridden by his daughter, Ab- bie Fuller. Petites each. : ) The coaches would like to con- gratulate the girls on their effort in this tournament as you all gave 100 percent and more when asked. Con- gratulations to Amy Parliament who won the goal scoring trophy for Petites in the showdown shoot out Friday night. Atom House League UAW - 9 Scugog - 2 A pre-game injury to goalie Mike Payne of Scugog allowed UAW to flood the Scugoger's net to the tune of 9-2. Scoring for UAW were Jeff Kemp with 4 goals; Andy Wilson with 3 goals; Phil Edgar 1 goal and 3 assists; and Corey Bricknell with one goal and two assists. Scugog's scoring was provided by Jeremy Woodcock with a goal and an assist and Wade Sheedy with one goal. Swamp - 2 Tripp -2 The Tripp squad had to battle back twice from a one goal deficit to tie the hard working Swamp team 2-2. Special mention to goaltender Craig Dale of Tripp and Greg Rankin of Swamp. Swamp's scoring was by Mike Williams and David Pashley. 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