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bad a i mia i i iui i a i i a 36 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- py é Tuesday, August 21, 1990 Greenbank Variety won the Mites 9-10 division over Flieler Pe:*aCan 14-2 Saturday after- noon. Pictured above are team members of Greenbank Variety (bcttom, from left) coach Jim Byers, Tanya Trainor, Jinmy Edwards, Ben Firth, Casey Brown, Dan Petronijeuic, (back row) Theresa Gracle, Paul Chang, Andrew Donnelly, Clayton Brown and B. J. Byers. Scoring goals problem at Disappointed, was the way Amy Ware summed up her feel- ings after the field hockey team she coaches finished fourth at the Summer Games in Water- loo over the weekend. "Yes, we were all disap- pointed, but having the chance to attend the Games was worth the experience," she told the Star. And four of her players on the Central East team (girls un- PORT PERRY MINOR BASEBALL will_be hosting the Ontario PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP PEEWEE BOYS "C" Palmer Park, Lakefront Port Perry SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th SUNDAY, AUGUST 26th der 19) were from the Fort Perry area. They included Tonya Bal- lard, Meredith Allin, Becky Smyka and Melissa Smyka. All of them except Melissa will be eligible to compete again in two years. Ms. Ware, who lived in Scu- gog and played field hockey for Port Perry High School, was se- lected to coach this Central East team. She is currently a TOURNAMENT TEAMS: Port Perry. Mojacks & Carp apesncan 9 AM - South Diamond 43 FFE 9 AM - North Diamond reves 11 AM - South Diamond Napanee & Harriston ........... Elora & Huntsville ................ Campbellford & New Hamburg ... 11 AM - North Diamond SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th pe ws de Svs Opening Ceremonies -- Sat., August 25th at 12:30 PM Championship Games -- Sunday, August 26th We Now Do Window Tinting! dda dle un dhe vs ee MOBILE SERVICE GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP Waterloo summer games member of York University var- sity squad. Scoring goals was a prob- lem for the team at the Summer Games, she said. "We missed a lot of open nets and hit a lot of goal posts," she said, and the players had to contend with wet fields, intense heat and then cool weather on Sunday. Two games ended in 0-0 - ties; one was a 3-0 loss to Oak- ville, the eventual gold medal winner; another loss 2-1 to Wa- terloo, and the team defeated Ottawa 2-1. Ms. Ware said Melissa Smyka played superbly in goal through the entire tournament. She's the goalie for the Guelp University team. ; The Central East area drew players from Durham and York Regions, and as far west as Highway 10in Toronto. a ~ SKATE SALE CCM * BAUER * MICRON SPORT TACKS (sizes 1 to 5) Sale Price: *70. yuu, PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 Whim ------ . i Winter fun for young women Girls 7-15 invited to join ringette league For those "couch-potatoes" who are looking for an alternative R-I-N-G-E-T-T-E may be the ac- tivity you've been waiting for. It is a girls' team sport played onice filled with excitement, en- thusiasm, and fun, not just for the players, but for the whole family to enjoy. . We invite and welcome all girls between the age of 7-15 to come out and join in the fun that many girls on the Port Perry teams from Port Perry, Seagrave, Blackstock, Burketon, Greenbank etc., are already having. Registration and the Skate and Equipment Exchange for the 1990-91 season is set for this weekend, August 24-26 at the Scugog Arena (see classified sec- tion for specific times). There has been a significant in- crease in the number of players over the last few years and it is anticipated that this season will see the highest enrolment yet. If parents are not able to register their children this weekend, they have the oppor- tunity to pre-register by calling Carol Traynor 985-8531. Although ice-time and overall operating costs have risen, the Ringette Association is pleased to announce that the registration fees will remain the same as last year's fees thanks to our loyal sponsors and successful fund rais- ing functions. The registration fee for one child is $150.00 and $125.00 for Lion's blank Techstar | } each additional child in the fami- ly. Also at registration, the ex- ecutive will request that the in- dividual and team picture fee of $7.00 be prepaid. This will hasten arrangements and delivery of the pictures later in the season. Upon registration, you will receive a "Ringette'"' pocket calendar. The information and dates contained are geared to Ringette for your convenience. If your child is considering join- ing Ringette and you are not aware of the equipment necessary, come to the Scugog Arena for the Skate and Equip- ment Exchange on at the same time as Registration. This is a | great opportunity to equip your | child with excellent out-grown equipment at very reasonable costs. If you require assistance please ask the Registrar. Anyone wishing to sell equip- ment at the exchange should bring the equipment to the arena on Thursday, August 23rd from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.. If you have any question to ask a Ringette friend or parent please call Joan Poppleton 985-8663, or Carol Traynor 985-8531. 1} For interested senior players If and adults, there will be referee clinics offered at a later date ... please consider!!! We need more referees. See you 'at Registration, and girls, get in shape for practises scheduled to begin the second week in September. ASH Ri_m i ns SUNROOFS! TRUCK SLIDER! CELLULAR PHONES! BOX LINERS! RUNNING BOARDS! J, i ee .é-L];L ORT PERRY KA auto glass & trim itd. Squirt soccer results 'Here is a partial result from the world of squirt soccer. Walton Restoration defeated an undermanned Royal Canadian Legion side 6 to 3. Chris Medford led the offensive game for the Legion while Chris, Dustin, Nicole, and Caitlin held things together. Raglan Welding defeated Van Camp 6 to 1. Raglan's Ashleigh Murphy, Mathew Welts, and Kevin Carter had a number of good offensive plays. The defense was solid due to plays by Dane Gray, Matt Smart, Nicole Bourgeois and Derek G. Van Camp had Jordan Powell, Kenny Lukus, and Patrick Doucette. Techstar was victim to the Lions as they roared to a 3-0 win in a closer game than the score in- dicated. Kyle Churchill made his first appearance in goal and pro- duced a noteworthy performance. Trevor Robins played well both TT Te « Upholstery (Marine & Auto) * Snowrnobile & Bike Seats * Insurance Claims 985-8507 985-0995 - a six mile ways, also for Techstar. | For the Lions, Robert Sheehy and Lyle Dufoe had a strong of- fensive performance, withtheaid of Stephen Wygerde's dribbling | and Cory Mann's hustle. Patrick Borek and Lindsay Wilson show- ed brilliant passing at times, and Kevin Bryar's stint in net helped : maintain the shutout. A All coaches and players are : reminded of the final windup on | Cup Day, Saturday August 25. Details will be forthcoming. Triathlon | Scugog Township triatha- letes Robert Baird and Mike Freeman teamed up August 11 for a second place (overall) fin- ish in the 9th annual triathalon held at Stoney Lake. The course was made up of addle in canoe, 14 milebikerideand 5.6 milerun. Baird who lives in Sea-' | grave got over the course in two || ours, 14 seconds, which was | the fourth fastest individual ef- fort of the day. | And Freeman from Scugog Island was in at two hours, three minutes and 64 seconds, | 9thbestoverall. Brian Barr, also from Sea- grave competed in the meet, turning in a time of two hours, 53 minutes. His partner, Brian Anderson of Oshawa, was | across the line in two hours, 35 | minutes. Baird and Freeman are no strangers to the tough triatha- | on. Scugog residents may re- | call they finished one-two in the | first ever meet held ear- ! ly in June with Canoe the Non- | quon. !