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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 27, 1990 Broomball league results to Lynde, Greg Gibson, Bart Wagar, and Steve Williams. Kevin Beer and Mark Mason The first week of playoffs saw the number one & two teams in regular season play come out in the game as Wotten potted it from Ron Redman, and Rick McLean. McLean also picked up victorious. shared duties in the nets for the the shut-out for Blackstock. In the first game of the day shutout. Just a reminder that there will Monsma Electric blanked The second game of the day pe no games played this coming was another shutout as Blackstock defeated B&R Elec- tric 2-0. The first period ended in a 1-0 score as a result of a goal by Rick Bayard from Tom Wotton and Steve Halkes. The second tal- ly came with but two seconds left Framer's Gallery by a 3-0 total. They built a 1-0 lead late in the in- itial frame on a set up by Murray Down to Ken Lynde. They added two more in the second half from the brooms of Kevin Ibbittson and Dave Dickson with assists going weekend as the Regional Playdowns are taking place in Lefroy. Port Perry will be represented by Monsma, Blackstock and the Framer's in the different levels. The Port Perry High School Boys Midget Basketball team played a very aggressive match Thursday, to come out with the LOSSA quarter final win over the visiting Brock team. The 56-44 win allows the team to continue on to the i " . i 4 o y 5 ' Monsma were the win ners of the Port Perry Broomball League, fia and will represent local broomball in the Elite division In the up coming Regionals. Picture are: Front(l-r) Kerr Kingston, Kevin Beeres, Bart Waggar, Mark Mason, Ken Fraser, Ken Lynde, Wayne Church. Middle: Bill Down Murray Down, Kevin Ibbittson, Rick Schroer, Jack Monsma Mike Jansma. Back: Greg Gibson, Dave Dickson, Steve Williams. ¢ iS sion in local Broomball are The F Winners of the Tier Il divi « ramer's Gallery. Pictured are Front(l-r) John Frey, Tyler Renaud, Jason Cooper, Joe Schillings, Norman DeJong, Jamie Stuart, Terry Black. Back: Lenn Archibald, Eric Kristensen, ivan Dulvesteyn, Brian Mikkel- sen, Mark Graham, Jim Weir, Warren Strong, Peter Kristensen. i Far pi The Blackstock Merchants claimed the Tier | division In will represent this division at the Reglonal Championships local Broomball action, and this weekend. Pictured are Front(l-r) Rick Bayard, Doug Short, Rick McLean, Daryl Dalton. Middle: Ron Short, Ron Redman, Steve Halkes, Bill Pratt, Tom Wotten. Back: Rob Sm ing, Ron Wagg, Gord Bryans, Dave Dalton. ith, Dave Green, Pete Keun- LOSSA semi-finals. ¥ PPHS defeats Brock HS 56-44 Port Perry High School's Midget Boy's Baskeball team won their LOSSA(Lake Onta- rio Secondary School) quarter final match against Brock on Thursday afternoon. The game was a very evenly matched competition as the end-to-end playindicated. At half-time the score re- mained close but with Port leading 33-27. Port continued to play ag- gressively as did Brock in try- ing to keep the score close. The teams matched each other bas- ket for basket, but Port proved tobe alittle stronger, and came out on top by a final score of 56- 44 The top scorers for Port Perry in this match were Steven Par- ish with 16 points, and Gavin Cochrane with 13 points. This win entitles the team to compete in the LOSSAA semi- final match on Friday against Vanier, with Vanier also being the host team for the game. The winner of this match will gach go on to the LOSSAA fi- nals. Scala journey fo fournament On Saturday, February 24, the Port Perry Scala Pee Wee's travelled to Cobourg to compete in the annual Cobourg Communi- ty Pee Wee House League Tournament. This marked the first time that many of our boys were playing contact hockey. In the first game, Port Hope Spitfires were the opposition. The Spitfires took an early 3-0 lead before Port Perry connected with a goal by Sean Gawley assisted by Greg Thompson. Although Scala's Matt Phoenix later added a se- cond Port goal, the Spitfires went on to win this contest by the score of 6-2. The M.V.P. in the game for Scala was Greg Thompson. Undaunted by their early mor- ning defeat, the Scala boys took on an aggressive Cobourg team in the afternoon. The action was fast and furious in this game with the advantage constantly changing, until midway through the second period when Scala scored 3 goals within a four minute time span. Though Cobourg did mount a comeback of sorts in the third in- cluding a goal on a penalty shot, Scala hung on for a well deserv- ed 7-5 victory. Leading the way for Port Perry was Sean Gawly Complete Hi Tech Call: FIREPLACES OVER RIDGE RENOVATOR Reach Industrial Park, Unit 4, Reg. Rd. 8 OPEN Wednesday to Saturday 10 to 6; CLOSED Monday & Tuesday who scored three goals and add- ed two assists. That performance earned him the M.V.P. honors on the Scala side. Alan Calder scored once and added 2 assists, while Greg Thompson and Mark Dunn each scored once and assisted once. Matt Phoenix with his second of the day rounded out the scoring for Port Perry. Tony Waldriff, Mike Pashley and Graham Holt all helped to set up goals in this contest and played strong games as did Chris Vandermeer, Gavin Carneige and Ryan Williams. Kyle Simms distinguished himself in nets with several outstanding saves, and kept his team in the game particularly in the early going, until their scor- ing could get going. Despite this well earned vic- tory, Scala's performance on the day left them one and a half points shy of a semi-final berth. Despite the disappointing result the boys distinguished themselves against two strong adversaries and represented their sponsor and their town with class. Scala's next tournament will be the Port Perry House League Tournament during the March Break. 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