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The Port Perry High School Junior visiting team from Durham Christian in action Tuesda 25 iy ing and serving gave them the edge to capture the win. Girls Volleyball Team came out victorious over the y at Port Perry. The girls great block- Auctioneers turn on the jets to defeat Stouffville The Port Perry Novice A were certainly ready for the start of the playoffs on Feb. 5, playing a highly aggressive game backed up by great goaltending from Shane Savage and Corey Branton, shutting Stouffville out by a score of 6-0. The forwards and defence all gave 100 percent playing together as a team, being rewarded in a well deserved victory. In the first period, Seth Gray opened the scoring assisted by Justin Kowalczyk. Closing out the first period was Scott Jeffrey assisted by Troy Campbell and Danny Lyons. The second period, Seth opened the scoring again for the third goal, assisted by Dillon Weber and Danny Lyons. One minute later, Justin Kowalczyk scored the fourth goal assisted by Seth Gray. Keeping up the pace, the fifth goal came within a minute later, scored by Ian Parliament assisted by Casey VanSchagan. Closing out the se- cond, Seth Gray scored the sixth goal earning him a hat trick assisted by Blayne Kinnunen and Adam Jones. Great team effort! Bass Derby OK'd Scugog Township Council has given its consent for the 1990 OV Pro Bass Port Perry Open to be held July 20, 21 and 22 at the Port Perry Marina. This event is organized by the Pro Bass Association, whose head office is in Peterbo- rough. The organization cur- rently has a membership of over 1,600 conservation con- science anglers. In 1990, they will be hosting ten events throughout Ontario, and will be awarding over $600,000in cash and prizes. The Association requested rmission to hold a live re- ease competition, and to erect a 20' by 30' hospitality tent. Beer will be sold in the tent, with all net proceeds being do- nated to conservation through local clubs, and organizations. The events feature daily weigh in shows that are geared towards educating the thou- sands of spectators that the As- sociation draws about proper fish management and the im- rtance of "Catch and Rea- ease". A press release by the Associ- ation stated that all of their "events are live release tourna- ments with their current re- lease rate of their anglers being over 98%. In 1989, they released 7,307 live bass, back into their home waters. They(Pro Bass) also state that this event will be an oppor- tunity for kids, and adults to meet and learn from the pros first hand. Pros like Bob and Wayne Izu- mi will be on hand to sign auto- graphs as well as many other celebrated fishing personali- ties. The entire series will be filmed for television. The Association also states the tourney will be drawing to the community 300 competi- tors, support staff, TV camera crews and families. A recent survey by the Asso- ciation shows that each event brings in over $260,000 into the community which does not in- clude the national exposure that is gained through the tele- vision coverage of the eveni. On Fkebruary 9, Port Perry Novice A travelled to Sutton for a tournament. In the first game they continued their aggressive play, outplaying Oshawa Black Hawks and also outshooting the, having the best scoring chances, only to come up a goal short in a 4-3 loss for their hard effort. Opening the scoring was Adam Hobbs unassisted. Second goal was scored by Dillon Weber, assist going to Blayne Kinnunen and Seth Gray. Closing out the scoring was Troy Campbell, assisted by Scott Jeffrey. The MVP was Ian Parliament. The next game, Port Perry played a very disciplined game, with great forechecking, backed up with great defence, limiting Stouffville with only a few scoring chances, giving Port Perry a 2-0 win. The first goal was scored by Seth Gray, assisted by Adam Jones and Justin Kowalczyk. The second goal was scored by Blayne Kinnunen, assisted by Adam Jones and Seth Gray. MVP was Danny Lyons. While most other people were still catching some zzz's, the Novice A's were up at 5 a.m. Sun- day and on the ice in Sutton at 7 a.m., playing their third game against Keswick. They lost this one to the system. They scored four goals and were only allowed to count two, which would be frustrating for any team. Still they were in the game till the final seconds, when Keswick scored an empty net goal, giving Port Perry a 4-2 loss. Seth Gray scored the first goal, assisted by Adam Jones and Casey VanSchagan. The second goal was scored by Danny Lyons assisted by Scott Jeffrey and Troy Campbell. The MVP for this game went to Justin Kowalczyk. It's back to the playoffs this Wednesday for more great action from your Novice A's. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 13, 1990 -- 31 Petites take series lead over Lindsay On Sunday afternoon, the Port Perry /Petites sponsored by Bruton's I.D.A. travelled to Lind- i say for the first of the playoff games. The girls were ready for this one, as they did not want a repeat of the loss which they had suffered in the last match. They were successful, and this showed in the 12-2 score for Port Perry. The ref must have received a new whistle for his birthday, as the game was long and filled with many interrupted plays. Our Port girls started slowly, and the ac- tion was in our end for the first five minutes of the game. When the red and white sweaters final- ly broke out, the sky fell in for Lindsay. Our girls quickly figured out that the small male goalie for Lindsay had a weakness high on his glove side, and soon every shot was aimed in that direction. It seemed that almost every at- tempt after that resulted in a score. It was enjoyable to see the Port girls playing as a team, making excellent passing plays, and rely- ing on each other instead of on in- dividual effort to score. One of the nicest passing plays we have seen in several games started back in Port's end with Joan, went over the blueline right on the stick of Tasha, and ended up on Cindy's stick in front of their net where she was anticipating a perfect goal. Assists were scattered around the team, with many of them go- ing to the defence who often began the play. Natasha had an ex- cellent game, and earned 3 assists. Shona, the human Zam- boni, also got 3 assists. Cara received 2, and Dana, Mandy , Jenny. Leanne, Michelle and Joan each got 1. Scoring for Port were Brandy with 6 goals, Joan and Lynda with 3 goals each, and Cindy and Dana with 1 goal apiece. Equally important in this game was the defence led by Katie who played an excellent game in goal. Lindsay has several very strong forwards who seldom miss on a shot; however, they were frustrated in their many at- tempts. During one Port penalty, Katie caught and blocked and kicked out 8 sure shots before one slid through. Helping her were Shona and Jenny whose ex- perience and strength make them indispensible. Melissa D. and Leeanne who are playing their first year of ringette have both improved so much that the op- postiton think twice before tangl- ing with them. The Petites are participating in the Mariposa Tournament this weekend, with the first game against Pickering being played in Oakwood on Wednesday at 7:00. The next league playoff game is on March 10 against Sunderland. Erin Chellew stood on the second step of the podium to receive her sliver medal, for her second place finish In the Pre-Juvenile division. :