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RT alive SLE el SE CoH TA ll Saeeee es PUES PAN 1 Pine Ridge competition The Port Perry Figure Skating Club had some tough competition at the February 15th Annual Pineridge Competition held in Bowman- ville. Despite the pressure two members came home with medals ---- Peter Brock with a silver and Vanessa Sorley with a bronze. Above, all con- testants pose for a family portrait. From left is: . Wild time for Port Novice To begin a hockey filled weekend the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers hosted an exhibition game against the Orono rep. team. Although Port out played the Orono team, the game ended in a 2-2 tie. Port's goals came off the sticks of Andrew Jones assisted by Chad Kearns; and Ken- ton LeFort with the assist going to Mike Labanovich. Good game boys! This game saw a change in posi- _ tions for Greg Thompson and Mike Pashley. As Greg donned the goalie gear and Mike took over right wing. Both boys enjoyed the change and play proved they played great in both positions! On Saturday the team travelled to Uxbridge and for their 1st game of the tournament Port faced off against the Oshawa Black Hawks. This game really got the boys (and fans) in high gear as after 3 periods of solid well played hockey the game ended in a 0-0 tie. The rules of this tournament state that if a game is tied after 3 periods of regulation time the teams will move into 5 minutes periods of sud- den death overtime with n goaltenders. Also no goals could be scored from outside the blue line! These rules made for some very tense moments but Port's Davy Bourgeois came through with the winning goal after 1!'2 overtime periods giving Port a well earned 1-0 victory. Super game boys. With this win Port moved up the championship ladder and faced off next against the Bracebridge team. Port opned the scoring late in the 1st A hearty answer Cholesterol is a fatty substance found in animal tissue. 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Absent is Vanessa Sorley. at Uxbridge tournament period as Chad Kearns netted his 1st of the tournament with well earned assists going to Sandy Mark and Brent Harper. Early in the 3rd period Chad put in the final of the game this time assisted by Brent Harper and Davy Bourgeois. Mike Pashley played outstanding in net nan~~ again coming up with his 2nd out of the day. Way to go Mikey! During the game Scott Heasman and Clay Scott teamed up proving to be an awesome pair mak- ing numerous rocketing shots from the point as well as doing a great job defending Port's net. Way to go boys! With this 2-0 victory over Bracebridge, Port then advanced to the championship game against the rival Stouffville team. Although the Novice No. 1's played good hockey, Stouffville had taken a 3-0 lead by early in the 3rd period. The offen- sive penalty killing and power play line of Chad Kearns, Davy Bourgeois and Brent Harper were kept busy as each team received 10 minutes in penalties apiece! Needless to say, this was a very physical game and it wasn't until there was less than 3 minutes re- maining in the game that Davy Bourgeois put Port on the board with a blistering shot from the blue line! With the play in the Stouffville end and time running out on the clock, Port's goalie was pulled in favour of a sixth attacker. Although Port had several chances on the Stouffville netminder, the opposition scored on our empty net making their lead 4-1. Port's Sandy Mark scored one more for Port but that wasn't enough and the game ended in a 4-2 victory for Stouffville. Nice goal Sandy! Port's defenceman Jay King made several good offensive rushes as well as playing a very solid game on defence. The team gave a good ef- fort throughout the tournament and made the Port Perry fans very pro- ud of their J.T. Pearce Auctioneers Congratulations boys! Port's play-off schedule continues Friday at home against Pickering and on Sunday in Uxbridge. Keep on trying boys. YOU CAN DO IT! See you Friday hen oad es. sin. ams aaadiies Ai dl ae aa aad PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 25, 1986 -- 23 Curling Corner by Scott Howey Congratulations to the Ladies , team of Jan Towns, Louise Haugen, Wendy Bently," and June Haynes and the team of Judy Latta, Ellen Gibson, Marg Jackson and Gwen Luke for winning the Ladies Tankard in Norwood on February 17th and 18th. This is a two team competition where the score of both teams is totalled. In winning the event the Port Perry entry defeated teams from Lakefield and Oshawa. The teams now travel to Newmarket on March 8 and if suc- cessful there, will return to Port Perry for the Ontario Finals near the end of March. Good luck to them. Congratulations are also extend- ed to the team of Scott Howey, Dave Roth, Ken Jeffrey and Rick Beare for winning the Zone Level Colt competition - B side in Newmarket on the weekend. They won their game on Friday night but were dropped to the B side Saturday afternoon. From there they played two more games Saturday and three on Sunday to emerge as the winners. - The Port Perry foursoine defeated | teams from Unionville, Sutton, An- nandale, Newmarket and Oshawa. They now travel to the Boulevard Club in Toronto on March 8. Good luck to them. Uxbridge's Uxpspiel was held on the weekend with the Port Perry team of Don Beaton, Louise Haugen, Bill "The Iceman' Tred- way and Mary Van Shaik winning the annual three day event. This coming Saturday is the Scugog Lumber bonspiel. Atom H.L. report UAW 10 Swamp - 2 UAW finished the regular season on a winning note by defeating the Swamp squad 10-2. Scoring for UAW: Jeff Kemp with 3 goals and one assist; Andy Wilson two goals and two assists; Corey Bricknell two goals; Charles Davidson two goals; Phil Edgar one goal and one assist, Toby Schewan three assists and Paul Bycock two assists. Swamps' scorers were Mike Williams one goal; Mike Tripp one goal; Kevin Brown one assist and Chad Venning one assist. Van Camp - 5 Scugog - 2 Van Camp clinched first place with a 5-2 victory over Scugog Lumber. Scoring for Van Camp: Brendon Agnew 1 goal and 2 assists; Scott Wylie 1 goal and 1 assist; Mike Hepburn 1 goal; Steven Slade 1 goal; Steven Parrish 1 goal; and ~ Now on Videocassette! pa-- ag 1 RJ | 5 RETUR il EDI RESERVE YOUR COPY TODAY! PRS FUR TR 8 € 1983 Lucastim L1g (LFL; AN Rights fleserved Used Under Authaornizaton C1986 CBS/FOX Company ALFL Anflights Apgerved Panted in USA Erceqt in Canada CBS 1s 4 trademark of CHS Inc used under venve in Canada CAS ™ 1s a \rademark of CHS fecords Canada (19 used under 'cense FOX ™ 4 a trademarg of Twenheth Century For bam Corp, 81on sed under itense Brad Lemieux 1 assist. Scugogs' goals by Jeremy Woodcock 1 goal and 1 assist and Andrew Pereman 1 assist. Lions 3 Tripp - 1 Tripp finished their season with a 7-3 triumph over Lions Club. 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