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Seven of nine teams go on to Durham Finals PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 23, 1990 -- 33 Cornish takes top honors at Area Meet i 4 ila; a # GIA RACK (Fh bi [ Ash Ye Te * Ear aid bh SE & wm : # # TH » pon w ni i So Td --_-- ® Fo - % * wl » a pan Oa A ; ui Members of the R.H. Cornish Cross Country teams did well at the recent Area Meet held at Dagmar. Pictured are the 8-9-year old teams. Front:(l-r) Ryan Jansen, Graham Strickert, Holly Patton, Eric Baird, Matthew Douglas, lan Garnett, Kirk Clouthier. Back: Ryan Fraser, Jordan Houghson, Nick Pelyk, Dana Burnett, Basja Demmers, Rebecca Sobll, Aaron Chambers, Brad Johnston, Matt Burke. apo aa) Pal ad wn B « EB Pictured are the 10-11-year old cross country runners from R.H. Cornish. Three of these teams qualified to go on to the Durham Finals. Front: Row:(I-r) Jon Chambers, Geoff Barton, Amanda Lepp, Lindsay Allward, Theresa Gracie, Amy Chapman, Jamie Stricker, Danny Robinson. Middle: Jamie Clark, Kent Johnston, Kevin Hill, Cate Lewis, Jennifer Smith, Tara Macrl, Karen Francis, Heather MacLean. Back: Colin Laird, Kevin Pike, Chris Jamieson, Jenny Pashley, Darryl McEnaney, Sarah Chapman, Amanda Wakeford, Thea Demmers. Lami itu Pictured are the members of the Intermediate cross country teams, 12-13-year-olds. Front:(l-r) lain MacLean, Heather Brendin, Dana McCullough, Daryl Bougeois. Middle: Ste- phen Davidchuk, Alex Jansen, Tom Chambers, Michelle Moynham, Carley McEnaney, Courtney Radford, Julle Sargant. Back: Conrad Spunde, Brandon Johnston, Mike Noonan, Jason Baird, Todd Stewart, Jake La Rose, Julle Rall, Amy Parliament. 4 Several R.H. Cornish cross country runners earned the right to advance to the Durham Finals, after an impressive showing at last Monday's Area Meet held at Dagmar. In the team competition, sev- en of Cornish's nine teams ad- vanced to the Durham Finals. Teams must have four or more runners per age group, and must finish first or second to go § ON. The results of the team com- petitions were as follows: 8- year-old boys, second, 10-year- old girls, second, 11-year-old girls second, 11-year-old boys, second, 12-year-old boys, first, 13-year-old girls, second, and 13-year-old boys first. Individual runners must place in the top eight to be eligi- ble to goon to the finals. The fol- lowing runners qualified on this basis: Amy Chapman, On October 20, the Petite B - I.G.A. ringette team played their first game of the season. The team hosted Ennismore in Manvers Arena. Ennismore opened the scoring with five seconds into the game. Soon Port's nervousness and anx- iety disappeared and the 1.G.A. girls dominated the rest of the game. In goal for Port we saw newcomer Kristie Aldridge play her first game in net. With lots of goal-scoring and passing all of Port's team members shared in the goal total. Welcome to: our first year players, Jenny Pashley, Laura Ranger, Geni Taylor and Kristie Aldridge. Jennifer Elliot opened the scor- ing for Port Perry. She played a strong game which allowed her a double hat-trick. Continual hard work by Jenny Lane and Aman- da Wakeford and Geni Taylor earned them a hat-trick too. Mandy Smart played with great OHA JR. 'C' HOCKEY SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY 8:00 PM - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1990 third, Ian Garnett, third, David Justynski, sixth, Adam Doug- las, eighth, Bagja Demmers, third, Brad Johnston, second, Aaron Chambers, third, Sarah Chapman, fourth, Thea Dem- mers, eighth, Amanada Wake- ford, second, Danny Robinson, third, Dana McCullough, Tom Chambers, first, Conrad Spunde, fourth, Courtney Rad- ford, fourth, Julie Ball, fifth, Ja- son Brain, second, Daryl Bou- geois, seventh, Todd Stewart, eighth. The 12-year-old girls team was short one competitor, so each had to compete as an indi- vidual. The results were as fol- lows: Carley McEnaney, third, Heather Bredin, fourth, and Michelle Moynham, fifth. 'All three qualified to compete asin- dividuals at the Durham Final yg Penalty free game gives | Petite B's first victory spirit and passing skills that earn- ed her two goals and assisting on five other goals. With equal deter- mination was Nastia Burgess and Michelle Branton who assisted on numerous goals. Great defensive work and ag- gressive play was seen by veteran team member Pam Hiltz. Roun- ding out our defense play was . Diane Vanderligt and Leanne Wakeford who assisted with team goals. : The girls played a penalty free game. This was their first victory of the season. Come out and catch some great ringette action. Our next leaque game is Wed., Oct. 24 in Bobcaygeon. This will be the girls first away game. Welcome to our new coaching staff, Rose Skinner, Janis Pashley, Cheryl Smart and Linda Elliot. Parents are reminded of the parent-meeting after Sat. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. practice. Port Perry MoJacks -- VS -- " Bowmanville Eagles MoJacks - Defending Central League Champs HALLOWE'EN SPECIAL Come to the game dressed in your Hallowe'en Costume and get in FREE! WE GN ARE AEE AE AER A ee eee een "1 --- em een een S20 PIECE BIGFOOT || Cheese & Sauce * Additional Toppings available. PIZZA & subs © PIZZA 112 SMALL PIZZA ( 11 2 MED. PIZZA we 14.99 -_ 10 items o 2 LARGE PIZZA 1 No substitutions pias. pusTax 11 L. Eigo0ovem in Umted Areas od he a a a 00 DONO 3 PIZZA TWINS - GREAT PIZZA - GREAT PRICE No COUPON REQUIRED - JUST ASK mme_----_------1 eens $71.99 plustax | 1 eee $10.99 plus tax I , Cn | | Sern aen $15.99 plus tax { I available n Limited Areas Tn a wf 11m MEDIUM PIZZA with Pepperoni : Offer expires October 27, 1990. Spaghett] Now Avaliable, 6.99 PLUS TAX hb)