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ai tuatiiihesn dv. ii. dared audiane ous | oo 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 12, 1989 The continued solid play of the Port Perry Legionaire Pee Wees- saw them extend a winning streak to seven games, raise their record to above .500, and capture the A championship in the Fenelon Falls Tournament in the space of one week. Monday night saw the Legionaires travel to Uxbridge for a Lakeshore League game. An apparently improved and deter- mined Uxbridge team came out firing and took a 2-0 lead into the second period. Port refused to knuckle under to the bump and grind, and in the first minute of the second, Matt Morris pumped in a long shot off a Kenton LeFort assist. The goal was the first of the year and first Junior In Junior Floor Hockey action played at Immaculate Conception in Port Perry on Monday December 4, the Blue Jays down- ed the Red Wings by a 12 to 8 score. This high scoring game featured some fine passing plays and great goals. By the end of the first period the Blue Jays had taken a 5-2 lead. Jevon Vanvliet, Jeff Neal, Adam Youmans, Justin Kowalczyk and Jon Chambers scored for the Blue Jays. Chris Murphy and Aaron Chambers got the Red Wing goals. In the second period the Blue Jays were actually outscored 3 to 2 but still maintained a 7 to 5 lead. Scoring for the Red Wings were Neil McDermott, Darryl Dalton of two in the game for Matt, who continues to play well. Seven minutes later, Chad Kearns tied the score by driving one in from the side after some good work by Billy Zaparanuik and Dave Bourgeois. Jay Tredway then went to work and scored a pair before the period ended. Bill and Jeremy Geer set up the first. Joe Broadworth and Jeremy Norton the second. The Legionaires put the game away with 4 more in the third, as Dave potted a pair, Matt added his second, and Scott Heasman also scored. Joe continued his re- cent offensive output as he assisted on three of the third period goals, Chad helped out on two, and Jeremy Norton added Y Floor Hockey and Chris Murphy. Jon Chambers scored both Blue Jay goals of the period. The the third period the Blue Jays scored five more goals to secure their 12 - 8 victory. Adam Youmans and Justin Kowalczyk both scored twice for the Blue Jays in this period. Jeff Neal also scored for the Blue Jays. Robbie Bredin and Chris Langford notched the Red Wings goals. Congratulations to Adam Youmans, Jon Chambers and Justin Kowalczyk who all scored hat tricks for their Blue Jay squad. Just a reminder that December 11 is the last night of Junior Floor Hockey for this year. Merry Christmas and see you all in the New Year. 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Steve supplied absolutely flawless goaltending, making several tough saves in the early going when Cobourg could easily have taken command. Hats off to the officials, as the boys played hockey and the refs let them, with only one minor penalty to each team. Saturday in Fenelon Falls, the boys were still asleep, but played as well as necessary to beat a grit- ty. host team 4-2. Dave, Kenton, Joe, and Sean supplied the goals, with assists from Joe, Billy, and Jay T. (2). The second game pitted Port against an AA Major team from Newmarket. This was a game similar to Friday night as the play was top calibre and the competi- tion strong. After a scoreless half game, Chad picked up Joe's pass, broke out and circled the net to find Dave in the perfect spot to fire an important goal. Sean doubled the lead with just over three minutes to play, on a pass from Joe. Newmarket got close with a late goal but Port held on for a tough 2-1 victory. - : Mike was strong in net as the shots were not numerous but were high quality chances. This was an excellent game with only one minor penalty per team. Unfor- tunately, Port suffered a damag- ing blow as Chad was added to the injury list suffering a broken arm in this game. . A depleted Legionaire team really dug deep in the A final against the Parkedale (Hamilton) Panthers. Scott and Jeremy an- chored a rock solid defense, and Jay T. notched 2 goals and 2 SAVINGS YOU MUST PRESENT ADULT THIS AD AT SUPERMAN TIME OF SWEATSHIRTS PURCHASE! hy QUANTITIES LIMITED KOMIC KLOZ 00 SS oo 0 on no 8 CLIP THIS AD mn sn on on on nn oe oo on 0 ADULT MICKEY | SWEATSHIRTS I Reg. $25 1 Now $1750 % 0 0/ 0 ' | Ld 0 FF ! 3 ALL J [| 22 2 WATCHES : Reg. 539% lo $79% 1 NOW i 1 | 0 fade? mh © oo 0 (=) db © =F $098 (fl 5 POINTS MALL NEXT TO NATIONAL SPORTS assists to lead the offense. Joe added 2 goals, Billy and Neil Mueller each had 1 and 1. Jay K. and Sean has 2 assists, Kenton and Jeremy one each. Port pull- ed away from a 1-1 tie for a 5-1 Bantam Emmerson Insurance 5 Swamp Auto 2 Emmerson displayed some nice passing while Swamp was hampered by individual play rather than passing. Swamp took a number of foolish penalties that ended up costing them two goals. None the less Mike Bardeleben and Kevin Pearce combined for a nice short handed goal for Swamp. Daryl Alexander netted 2 nice goals from the slot set up nicely by Vince Criscione and Adam Johnston. Emmerson add- ed two more goals on power plays, one by Russ Gascoyne and the other by Steve Stiles. Ryan Ridgeway added a second short handed goal for Swamp. Nathan Brown closed out the scoring for Emmerson on a pass out from Scott MacLennan. ~ Legionaires capture tournament in Fenelon lead, then after a late goal added one of their own for a 6-2 win and the championship. The Legionaires will host Port Hope Friday night at 9:15. HL news Swamp Auto 6 Frank Real Estate 2 Swamp finally put it together turning in a nice team effort to turn back Frank. Swamp's scor- ing was nicely distributed and David Talbot turned in a nice game between the pipes. Swamp racked up the only scor- ing of the first period one by John Woodward and the other on a nice solo effort by Carl Payne. Mark Cosway banged in a goal' mouth pass early in the second to open the scoring for Frank. With three minutes remaining in the second, Swamp came back with two quick goals one each by Ryan Ridgeway and Brad Lemieux. Troy Fisher did all the work on a solo effort for Frank to open the scoring in the third. Kevin Pearce notched two for Swamp to make it a convinc- ing win for Swamp. 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Larocque fought hard for goals in the first and second 'period with Scott" Swain scoring two assisted each time by Darren Kinnunen. The tough Lindsay team tied the score in the third, but Port Perry was declared the winner by virtue of scoring the first goal. Pitted against Woodville for the "B" final, the Larocque boys knew they were in for a tough bat- tle. Justin Wootton opened the scoring early with an unassisted goal. The pace was furious for the rest of the first period, but Kyle McClymont in net for Larocque and the Woodville goalie would not be beaten. In the second period, Justin put in his second goal unassisted and Steven Kyte scored Larocque's third assisted by Justin and Steve Gilbert. Woodville then closed the gap with two goals late in the period. The action was fast throughout the third period until Jeff Fletcher popped in the insurance goal assisted by Scott Swain and Justin with only fifty-four seconds remaining. 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