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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 9, 1990 Twenty-four hour action! Mixed Br Port Perry held their first mixed broomball tournament this past weekend, and it was a huge Success. Winters from Lefroy took home the A division champion- ship by defeating local team Monsma cby a score of 5- 0. Chesterton, a team from Oshawa clinched the B division ousting the Oshawa Warriors by a 4-0 margin. M.V.P. for the Men's Divi- sion went to Brian Britnell, and Best Goalie award went to Remi Aumais both of K Winter. . Inthe Ladies A Division C.A. Steel from Sudbury, won over Silver Bullets from Barrie, by a score of 1-0. The B championship fea- tured the Spartons from Oshawa, against Best Door's from Oshawa. The Spartons won the championship 4-2 in overtime. The M.V.P. for the ladies di- vision went to Cathy Hefferen- nan, and the Best Goalie to Car- mie Cottner both of C.A. Steel. Six local mens teams, and bE one local ladies team partici- pated in this tournament. Local Ladies team, Courtice Auto Wreckers met C. A. Steel in their first match and lost by a 2-0 score. In their second game they lost a tough 1-0 overtime decision to the Spartons. {DIVISION OF TOKMAKIIAN ULATED) 221 CALDARI RD. CONCORD, ONT. L4K 329 COACH SERVICE TEL: (416) 669-2850 FAX: (416) 660-0474 PUBLIC NOTICE Effective January 15, 1990 Monday through Friday COMMUTER SERVICE -- to -- WHITBY GO STATION Due to the changes in the VIA RAIL Service, Can-Ar Coach will be extending their commuter service by pro- viding a stop at the WHITBY GO STATION. SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND (Read Down) (Read Up) 0615 LV LINDSAY TERMINAL AR 1945 0620 Lindsay Carpool 1940 0700 PORT PERRY - Kelletts 1900 0715 MYRTLE - Train Station 1850 0745 AR WHITBY GO STATION LV 1835 0815 Scarborough Town Centre 1800 0845 AR TORONTO TERMINAL LV 1730 Sit back, relax and leave the driving to us. Please call your local agent for information: LINDSAY ... (705) 328-3848 PORT PERRY ... (416) 985-8288 : am | Swamp Gara .R. Electric defeated the Oshawa Warriors in their first match with a con-' vincing 6-0 victory, but lost an exciting second game to K Winters 4-3 in overtime. Blackstock also won their first game by a score of 4-0 over ' In the quest for victory, often tempers get raised. t offensive were Aside from plays, the "hitters" also out in force. . . . wv io » by MALLE - on 1 4 L] 4 . OAK - PINE - MAPLE - EURO KITCHENS VANITIES COUNTERTOPS Cultured Marble CE Cuisine Expert up tv 40% OFF M.S.L. We Install. Visit our Showroom. OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 416)852-7722 oomball Tournament a Peacock Sports. They contin- ued by defeating Woody's 2-0 in overtime, before losing to K Winters 3-1. Woody's won their first match over Keester Star from Toronto by a 2-0 margin. They then lost an exciting match to uccess Blackstock in overtime by a 3-0 score. Rick Lees played big in net this game for the Woody's team. Emmerson's defeated the Milbrook team 1-0 in their first match, but lost their second to The Framer's Gallery 1-0. The Framer's Gallery defeat- 7 ed the Barrie Warriors, and Emmersons both by 1-0 scores, but were defeated 6-0 by Mon- sma Electric. Monsma Electric received a bye their first game, then de- feated K.J. Jewellers 6-1, and The Framers 6-0. Monsma was then defeated in the A champi- onship game by K Winters by a score of 5-0. ! The games were all very ex- citing to watch as there were three overtime games, and one double overtime in the ladies division, as well as three over- time gamesin mens. Special thanks to the arena staff for a job well done, and to the Ringette, and Minor Hock- ey Associations for allowing us ice time for this event. The Blackstock Merchants gave it their all In this match against K Winter, but It was to no avail. K Winters, a team from Lefroy came out victorious with a 3-1 decision over the local Blackstock team. Port Perry hosted its first Mixed Broomball Tournament this past weekend and it was a huge success. The action be- an Friday night, and play was almost continuous for the - lowing 24 hours. Aside from local teams, there were com- petitors from Oshawa, Bartle, Lefroy, Toronto, and Sudbury.