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A look back at exciting moments in local sports The Port Perry Midget As knocked off Mooretown four games to one to win the Midget BB All-Ontario hockey championships in April. Members of the team are: (not in order in photo) Matt Willetts, Ray Doyle, Brett Puckrin, Jason Towns, Jason Cochrane, Jan Heyes, Jeff Parry, Steve Stanliand, Jody Wright, Geravin Sytnyk, Steve Laird, Dan Sluggett, Gavin Cochrane, Corey Bricknell, John Ennis, Taylor. Coaching staff are Doug Scott, D Bourgeois. APRIL 1991 Port Perry Precision Con- struction Midgets defeated Mooretown 10-1 in the final game to capture the All- Ontario title. Emiel's defeated Larocque Electric for the Pee Wee house league crown. Whitby Auto Wreckers' victo- ry over Lake Scugog Lumber gave them the Atom house league crown. The Midget B squad came within one game of winning the All-Ontario crown. Petrolia took the championship. Van Camp Contracting de- feated Re/Max: for the Novice house league crown. The Framers Gallery won the ELECTRIC gold medal in the Tier II divi- Sion of the Broomball Region- als. Skatefest '91, the end-of-the- year Skating Carnival for the Port Perry Figure Skating Club was a success. The theme of the carnival was "Beach Party." Swamp Garage/B&R Electric defeated Monsma in the broom- ball play-offs to win the Port Perry league crown. Norton's Home Improve- ments, Crandellsand J&D Car- pentry captured the A, B, and C division championships in the Scugog Men's Hockey League. Members of the Cartwright Public School wrestling team won medals at the Ontario fi- nals. Six members of the Port SWAMP Jody Logan, Dave Pashley, Jeff Brett and Todd ave Bourgeois, Larry Pilkey and manager Wendy Perry High School rugby team were selected to be members of the Canada under-15 rugby team. Paul Harrison, a CCPS wres- tler, qualified for the Canadian Championships in Saskatche- wan. MAY 1991 Klye Teffler, a Grade 8 stu- dent at Sunderland Public School, won a gold medal at the All-Canadian wrestling cham- pionshipsin Saskatchewan. The 19th annual ModJacks end-of-the-year banquet was held. Trophies were presented to Brad Menzies, MVP, Rob Metcalfe, defensive player, Bill Lawrenson, the Vaughn McKee trophy, Dwayne Mackie, team BRR ECTRI%: franace | B&R/Swamp Garage defeated Monsma in the broomball playofts to win the Fon rerry Broomball League crown in April. Pictured are: back row: (I-r) Ken Bryant, Dan Taylor, Tim Ashbridge, Dale Lown, Dave Canning, Brian Robinson. Middle: Mike Mole, Wayne Lown, Mike Mitchell, Keith Tremblay, Steve Robinson. Front: Scott Heard, Kopie DeJong, Brian Pomeroy, Doug Robinson (Swamp Garage, sponsor), Mike Geer, Willie Edwards. . player award, as well as a share of the goals-against trophy with Drew Campbell, and Greg French won the Watts family trophy. The Port Perry High School midget rugby team defeated Brock in the LOSSA finals held at Port Perry. Brenda Elford was named fe- male athlete of the year at Port Pery High School and Jason Guindon and Jamie Brown shared the male athlete of the year honors. Larry Lee was named presi- dent of the Port Perry Minor Hockey Association. This will be his third term. JULY 1991 Port Perry Minor Hockey held its first banquet and awards night. Guests included Brad May, Kevin McClelland, Sherry Bassin, George Burnett and Clair Cornish. The Bantam boys fastball team came up finalists at the Bramalea tournament. The annual Blackstock Truck and Tractor Pull was a resounding success. Precious Bunny won the Meadowlands Pace and became the the first harness horse ever to capture two $1 million races Port Perry High School held its annual Athletic Banquiet in May. Brenda Elford, centre was named the school's female athlete of the year. There was a tie for the male athlete of the year as Jason Guindon, left, and Jamie Brown shared the honors. ; JUNE 1991 in a single season. More than 100 arm wrestlers Robert Baird and Mike Free- took part in the Festival Days man combined to win the Non- tournament. quon Triathlon trophy. For the first year Bath Tub Atomic Sahbra, a four-year- old free legged pacer owned by Neil and Noreen Malcolm of Blackstock is off to a good start winning all 10 of his starts this year. The Squirt, Atom and Mos- quito Select baseball teams captured championships in Port Hope. Coldwell Banker won the A division, and Galley Gators the B division in the Port Perry Men's slo-pitch tournament. Precious Bunny, owned by Peter Heffering of Port Perry was crowned the North Ameri- can Cup champion claiming the $500,000 purse. Barry and Rob Page a father and son team paddled 1,000 miles to North Bay and back. races were incorporated into the Festival Days activities. The Canadian Tire Bantam boys fastball team claimed the championship at its home tour- nament. The Merchant Midgets fast- ball team reached the finals at the Guelph tournament. The Greenbank Gamblers ualified for the Peterborough ity Fastball league playoffs bo | will meet Winslow- Gerolamy in the first series. Bass 'N' Tario attracted 160 teams to Lake Scugog to partic- ipatein the event. Many participants turned out to the Lions Club Demoli- tion Derby held at the Port Perry Fairgrounds.