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i State Alm 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 10, 1987 Minor Hockey House Leagues ATOM Tripp Real Estate 10 Lions 3 Sandy Mark led his team to their first victory of the season scoring 5 goals and adding 1 assist. Jason Phillips 2 goals, 2 assists, Jon Jamieson 1 goal, 1 assist, Chad Mit- ..chell 1 goal, 1 assist, Scott Swain 2 assist, Steven Cochrane 1 goal and Devon Blair 1 assist rounded out the Tripp scoring. The Lions scorers were Kevin McGrisken, Derek Anderson and Sean Gawley with assists going to Johnathon McCourt, Jeff Griffen and Jason Brown. Lake Scugog Lumber 2 Whitby Auto Wreckers 1 Goals by Darren Kinnunen and Jeremy Stevens led the lumber boys to a close win over Whitby. Picking up assists were Neil Hancock and Eric Vetter. Mike Leach scored for Auto with an assist going to Bradley Howcroft. Lions 7 Whitby Auto Wreckers 0 Kyle McClymont earned another shutout, his third of the season. Leading the scorers was Sean Gawley with 3 goals, 1 assist, Jason Brown 3 assists, Scott Pretchiko 2 goals, 1 assist, Derek Anderson 1 goal, 1 assist; Ryan Duff 1 goal and Kevin McGrisken 1 assist. ATOM STANDINGS AS OF NOVEMBER 2ND Name Ww LL T Pt. Lake Scugog Lumber Port Perry Lions Gord Lewis Motors Tripp Real Estate Whitby Auto Wreckers --_--w0 NN WC OY ONO = BN a OV 3 0 1 1 0 0 The annual general meeting of the Scugog Youth Soccer Club was held last Thursday night at the Municipal Offices. The meeting was held to review the past season and to elect the new executive for the upcoming 1988 season. The newly elected executive are: Ron Cosway -- President, Jim VanSchagen -- 1st Vice-President, Colin Dodd -- 2nd Vice-President, JR. New soccer exec. Valerie Cranmer -- Treasurer, Jim Callan -- Director, Henry Mulhall -- Director, Nancy Coyne -- Director, Richard Hobbs -- Director. Volunteers are still needed. If you are interested in helping the children who want to play soccer, don't hesitate, contact Ron Cosway at 985-8840 or plan to attend our next meeting on January 13, 1988, 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Offices. 'CC' HOCKEY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th Port Perry MoJacks -- VS -- Madoc Hurricanes Scugog Arena GAME TIME: 7:30 PM 852-7722 SAVE UNTIL NOVEMBER 20th We also sell: Wiss ENTERPRISES / ESIDENTIAL DESIGN, DRAFTING « ~~ / & BLUEPRINTING SERVICES me & F R. La flamme ~ \ \ Ny I ROOF TRUSSES STEEL CLADDING TRIM PACKAGES A\ R.R.4 UXBRIDGE rere Inc. "42 J / 7 Off 2° "n. oo Lake Scugog Lumber 3 Gord Lewis Motors 0 Kyle Simms again starred by ear- ning a shutout against the high scor- ing Gord Lewis Motors squad. James Patterson led his team with 2 goals and 1 assist, with Darren Kinnunen scoring assisted by Jeff Jamieson. Tripp Real Estate 3 Whitby Auto Wreckers 2 On a rare Monday night game, Tripp Real Estate came away a winner on a late goal by Sandy Mark breaking a 2-2 tie. Scoring for Tripp was Jon Jamieson assisted by Scott Swain and Jason Phillips. Chris Vandermeer assisted by Steven Cochrane and Jason Phillips. For Whitby Mike Pashley assisted by Mike Leach and Mike Leach assisted by Steven Hiemstra. Congratulations to Sandy Mark who ran 2nd in the recent cross country championships (Ontario) in Toronto. PEE WEE Larocque 5 Consumers 1 Consumers Gas's Steven Stiles started the scoring in the second period assisted by Kevin Brown. The next five goals were scored by Larocque Electric. This was an ex- cellent game and the score gavé no indication of that. In the third period the first two goals for Larocque were scored by Mark Cosway from Chris Robinson and the other by Kevin Pearce assisted by Mark Cosway. The Consumers team had a bad turn of luck when their goalie An- drew Pereman got hurt and couldn't play the rest of the game so the Con- sumers team played the remainder of this game with six skaters. The next three goals were scored by Larocques Kevin Pearce 1 goal and 1 assist and the other two by Mark Cosway who also got an assist. Other assists went to Chris Robin- son and Mark Jansen. Emiels 5 Big "'V" 3 In this game the teams showed a lot of exciting hockey plays. Emiels Y Floor hockey In a very close game, the Blue Jays Floor Hockey Team in the Junior Division, edged the Beige Flyers by a score of 4 to 3. For the Blue Jays, Adam Jones and Jeff Whitfield shared the goaltending duties, coming up with big saves when necessary. The scorers were Jamie Sauter with 2 goals while Chris Langford and Graig Sheedy each got one. Also, a strong effort was given by John Berry, Jeffrey Gunn and Adam Jacabsen. Mark Sauter and Jason Gunn played well in net for the Flyers, while Matthew Koetze scored 2 goals and Andrew Jacabsen one. Greg Langford, Adam Youmans, Eddie Whitfield and Todd Larsen worked hard for their team. -After being down by a score of 5 to 2 at the end of the second period, the Green Giants fought back with 7 unanswered goals in the 3rd period to beat the Port Perry Red Wings by a score of 9 to 5 in senior play. Louis Whitfield played 2 strong periods in net for the Green Giants while Kevin Stewart scored 5 goals, Kevin Pearce 3 and Scott Prechitko 1 For the Red Wings, Blair Prechitko and Matthew Coyne shared the net minding while Wade Sheedy, playing in his first game, got a hat trick. Finishing off the scoring for the Red Wings, Todd Stewart and Pat Smith each scpred one goal: started the scoring on a goal by Aron Royle assisted by Blair Beveridge and Chad Venning. Big "V" came back to tie it on a goal by Corey Mason, Ian McClelland and Brad Lemieux drew the assists. Emiels Blair Beveridge got this go ahead goal combined with the hard work of Chad Venning and Aron Royle. Big "V's" lan McClelland dug deep to score this one and tie the game once again, Todd Smart pick- ing up the assist. Rick Olaisen then Great win This past weekend Bruton's I.D.A. Petites defeated Scarboro 10-7 in one of this years most exciting games. Scarboro registered the first goal at "10:51 but Port rallied within minutes to tie the game. The action went end to end with fine plays by both teams. Port led 5-2 at the end of the first period. The second period started with a flurry of action around the Scarboro net and Amy Parliament scoring at 14:49. The Bruton Petites led by 7-2 at one point. Scarboro narrowed Ports lead to two goals with less than three minutes to play. Within scored for Emiels to go ahead again and was unassisted. Big "V"' tied the game again on a goal by Kent Jamieson, assisted by Ryan Pickard. The next two goals went to Emiels to put the game away. One was scored by Aron Royle and assisted by Rick Olaison. The other by Blair Beveridge unassisted. Scala 8 Big "V2 On Wed. November 4, Scala won their first game of the year. Details for this game will follow next week. for Petites three minutes Port scored three more goals and Scarboro two with the game ending 10-7 in Ports favour. What a fine performance girls. Scoring for the day were Shannon Fox 3 goals, 2 assists, Amy Parlia- ment 4 goals, 4 assists, Lyndsay Dutkewich 2 goals, 2 assists, Michelle Fitzpatrick 1 goal, 2 assists, Brandy Harris 3 assists, Leea Kinnunen 2 assists. Our next game is Sunday November 15 at 5:10 p.m. when we take on Barrie at the Lefroy Arena. See you there! PORT PERRY PET SHOP 158 Queen Street 985-8065 DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST PET SHOP ALL Merchandise Included. Offer expires Dec. 31/87. Rainchecks given. now presents another first ... CLIP ANY COMPETITOR'S (including major chains) 'SPECIAL' AD or COUPON and WE'LL MATCH IT! Right reserved to limit quantities. (lorefl a HAGEN Quality Pet Products NOVEMBER SPECIAL SPARK PLUGS Tune-Ups 00.00... 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