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Port Perry Pee Wee 2's split see-saw battle with tough Bowmanville squad The Port Perry Pee Wee II team came away from a home and home series with Bowman- ville with a tie and a loss. The Scugog Overhead Door squad travelled to Bowmanville on Oc- tie. After a scoreless first period, Bowmanville opened the scoring early in the second, only to be answered by Port's Greg Thomp- son on a play set up by Kirk Swain. Before the period ended, however, Bowmanville netted their second goal to take the lead. Early in the third period, the opposition increased the gap, making it 3-1. Thompson and Swain teamed up again for Port's second goal, this time with the goal going to Kirk and an addi- tional assist going to Matt Phillips. This see-saw battle continued through the third - Bowmanville scored again and then Port com- ing back. This time, it was Phillips getting the goal with Thompson and Jason Logan assisting. The final goal which tied the game was scored by Lumbermen fight back fo tie Wreckers 3-3 in last minute of play Bored with Maple Leaf Hockey? There's lots of good hockey to watch right here in Port Perry! Friday morning saw the second battle this season between the Lake Scugog Lumber team and Whitby Auto Wreckers. This match-up proved to be a little dif- ferent than the first. Lake Scugog Lumber opened an early lead on a pretty three way play. Justin Sheehey started the play with a smooth pass to Aaron Levy. As Aaron broke inon net, he feathered a pass over to David Clouthier who drove it home for the games opening marker. Not to be denied, Whitby Auto Wreckers tied the score before the end of the 1st period, on a blister- ing shot by Mark Sauter unassisted. Lake Scugog took the lead again early in the second. David Crouter made a nice check and threw the puck up to Aaron Levy who raced in for the score. But the lead was short lived. Whitby Auto responded minutes later to tie the score a second time. Mark Sauter picked up a clearing pass from Scugog's end, moved it across to Ben Stephenson who quickly set up Chris Orr and Chris put it away for the tie. It looked like Whitby Auto would take the lead as Lake Scugog took a penalty late in the second. However, excellent penal- ty killing by Lake Scugog held things even. The third period saw some end ( I When business is good, it pays to advertise ... When business is bad, you've got to advertise! tober 20, where they earned their Kevin Gray from Brad Shanley and Tim Fitzpatrick. Last Friday evening, Bowman- ville was hosted by Port Perry, but refused to be accommodating guests. Port Perry's Brad Shanley opened the scoring after taking a clearing pass from Kevin Gray and Chris Drury. After giv- ing up the first goal, Bowmanville returned with three goals before the end of the first. Port got back into the game a with Tim Fitzpatrick netting the 4 opener in the second frame assisted by Terry Jellicoe and Ken Taylor - making it a 3-2 game. Before Port would score po Region Meet held recently. The 14-year-old a ners. Individual runners also did very well. Pictured Is (front row, Danny Clydesdale, Colin Wiatrzyk, Sean Ellis (Individual 1st), Danny Brown (individual 2nd), Craig Coates, Jay Tredway (Individual 6th), Dylan Ferguson and Jamie Scott Jeffrey (Individual 6th), Travis Van Kessel, Scott again, Bowmanville potted five in arow. Kevin Gray's closing goal from Todd Parry and Ken Taylor was too little, too late. Trick put forth respectable efforts 2nd). sharing the goaltending duties in gms both games. The boys have § demonstrated a great deal of potential in the early part of the season. As the lines get settled in § and the team begins to gel, we're promised to be in for some very exciting hockey this year! 3 ; to end hockey. With only minutes left in the third, Whitby Auto took the lead for the first time. A pic- ture perfect passing play; Ben Stephenson to Chris Jamieson to Mark Sauter sent them ahead 3-2 and seemed to seal the doom of the Scugog Lumber team. But the 'never say die' Scugog squad were not to be denied. With i | & K Fis time running out, the goaltender The S. A. Cawker cross Jason Heyworth. Jason flew past a couple defenders and passed to Log 2 SER de Two S. A. Cawker Public School cross country teams brought home pennants from t country team jumps for joy. Team members include Ashley Mur- was pulled for an extra forward. phy, Daryl Dolton, Matt Sturgess, Derek Reid, Dallas Cameron, Carrie Ollerton, Mark Saut- Shall e roats won a faceoffin or 'Kevin Duncan, Travis Van Kessel, Collin Mark, Mike Harrison, Adam Oliffe, Sam McFar- e Whitby zone and passed to |aing '| indsay Reid, Kristy Dolton, Lori Brown, Rhonda Woods, Heather Osborne, Carl Phoenix, Kyle McCrae, Amanda Warne, Jay Tredway, Sandy Mark, Alan Birchell, Danny a waiting Aaron Levy who rifled Brown and Danny Algdesdale. Absent from the photo Is Scott Jeffrey, Lindsay Card, Daryll home the tying goal with just 24 Brown, Steve Cochrane, Sean Ellis, Craig Coates and Colin Wiatrzyk. seconds left in the game. 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