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LTR ERAT Lg VR SR SHE po a Te | TEE -- ---- . " I ply Jad Wa A a TT -- - 24 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 14, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Atom As lose in consolation final of Beaverton tourney Game One _Omemee 4 - Port Perry 2 Port and Omemee played pret- ty well even in this clutch and grab type {ome where the "tail waggs the dog" the referees were Just two more bodies on the ice. It was just like pond hockey. Scor- ing for Port Perry was Dillan Weber assisted by Justin Kowalczyk, Casey Van Schagen scored fom Dillan Weber and Seth Gray. Corey Branton played in goal for Port and Port outshot Omemee 18-14. Assistant coach Derek Schmitt was given the "old heave-ho" for thanking the referee for inviting us or 'Something by Dex!!' ame Two Port vs Huntsville to see who advances to the consolation final. The game started off quickly with both goalies being tested time and time again with both offences coming away empty handed. With the first period winding down and no score Huntsville got on the board first with 57 seconds left when he beat the Port goalie Daniel Lee on a clean cut breakaway to go ahead 1-0. With three seconds left on the clock Scott Jeffrey hit Adam Jones at centre with a nice pass over to Derek Tindall in front and "hello dolly she's all tied up"' as the horn sounded to end the first period of play. Huntsville turned up the heat a notch at 9:18 when they were 'awarded' a penalty shot and scored to go ahead again by a score of 2-1. At 8:50 Seth Gray put a nice Nass up to Corey Van Schagen and after one of his rushes he pulled the goalie out and '"'she's all tied up again." With 1:42 left in the second riod Casey Van Schagen, set illan Weber up with a nice pass over to Seth Gray and "he scores' to give Port the lead 3-2. Hunt- sville started the third period quickly when they scored at 9:51. t 8:01 Casey Van Schagen put a 'nice pass upto Seth Gray at cen- tre, over to Dillan Weber cruising in over the Huntsville hlue line and tucked it under a sliding Huntsville goaltender to regain the lead 4-3. At 6:35 Huntsville tied the game at four all. _ Troy Campbell put a nice pass into the Huntsville zone at 5:14 to Dillan Weber, back to Seth Gray and and "that's all she wrote" as Port goes ahead 5-4. With 43 seconds left in the game and Huntsville applying the pressure trapping Port Perry in their own zone they scored to put the game into overtime. With each team having three skaters and a goalie and each team having oppor- tunities to score Port had four shots on net and at the 3:11 mark Scott Jeffrey stole the puck just outside the Huntsville blue fine over to Casey Van Schagen in front to Seth Gray cruising in front and 'say good night - she's all over." Port Perry 6 - Hunt- sville 5. 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Shots on goal after one period of play were Beaverton 9 - Port 6. Playing in goal for Port Perry was Corey Branton. Beaverton started the second ~period off in a hurry when they scored at 9:51. Beaverton scored again at 7:03 on a nice deflection Auto Wreckers and Gord Lewis play to 2-2 tie in Atom house league On Saturday, Jan. 4 the Atom house league teams Whitby Auto Wreckers and Gord Lewis played to a 2-2 tie in an exciting, tight checking game that featured outstanding goal tending. Wreckers' goalie Michael MacLennan and Gord Lewis net- minder Chris Thompson stopped 22 and 23 shots respectively. Wreckers opened the scoring at 5:29 when Wade Ritchie went end to end and passed to Blaine Kin- nunen who found the upper left hand corner. Gord Lewis tied the score as Jeremy Pare scored in a goalmouth scramble with assists going to Eric Wygerde and Jor- an McKay. These two evenly matched teams continued their tight check- ing and at 9:12 Gord Lewis' Daniel Lee scored unassisted from a goalmouth scramble. Wreckers went on a power play at 9:06 and Lewis' goalie Chris Thompson made a great save on a breakaway by Wade Ritchie. A pat on the back to the defensive layers for both sides as the "blue iners" played tight hockey. Wreckers' defensive players Kam Cooper, Nick Ostafichuk, Jamie Clarke, Keith Hancock, and Ken Ellis and Lewis' Adam Kingma, Murphy Irvine and Leigh McCly- mon scoring affair. If the defence helped their team so did the goalies. At the openin of the third period, Lewis' Cha Lance went in alone on two suc- cessive rushes and was stopped 'by Michael MacLennan. At 17:17 Wreckers tied the game on a goal by Wade Ritchie, after perfect asses from Jamie Clarke and eith Hancock. The period ended with great saves by both goalies; Chris Thompson stopped a two on zero breakaway at 9:09, and Michael MacLennan made a toe save on a shot from close range. Special mention should go to Whitby's Eric Malmholt and Paul Paffrath for their great effort and intensity during this game, and to Gord Lewis' Murphy Irvine and Devon Symes for leading their team's offensive rushes. helped keep the game a low. C & C Valued Customer Savings All You Pay is $8,995.% Te EL Le GACT NOTA ISRO INTACT CE T{VRN AVIS I A YUU ToT J OTS ETSI: BY [oToT CR speed, Stereo Radio, Mud Flaps, Rear Wiper & Washers, 5-year 100,000 km. Warranty plus many other options. Taxes, P.D.l., Freight & License extra. call C & C Motors 430-6666 for details ass over to Seth Gray, in the slot o Dillan Weber and the rest is history to close the gap to 3-2. At 2:00 Beaverton struck again on a nice tip in to go ahead 4-2. With the period winding down Justin Sheehey sent Danny Lyons in on a breakaway and after dek- ing the goalie, scored to bring Port to within one goal. With 47 seconds left in period number two, Beayerton scored again to go ahead 5-3 and end the second period. Port made a goalie change and brought in Daniel Lee to play the third period. Both teams matched each other stride 'for stride with Daniel making six ood saves to keep his team in there. At the 4:02 mark Port scored when Brad Johnston set up Danny Lyons and "see you later" its 5-4. Port was Dressing but couldn't jam it past the Beaver- ton goalie. Port pulled their goalie with a minute to go and got close but the horn blew to end the game, Beaverton defeating Port erry 6-5. Country Style Bantams wakeasiiad adver. git pair of games The Port Perry Country Style Bantam As split a pair of league games last week, nipping Lindsay 5-4 at home and dropping one to Cobourg by a 6-3 count. Mon ay night, an understaffed Country Style team hosted Lind- say, who were fresh off a 4-3 home win against Port last week. The account of this game is second- hand, as even the reporter was absent; but the visitors jumped into a quick 2-0 lead when Steve Richmond netted a pair in 19 seconds early in the first. Port came back with two of their own before the period ended: Jay Tredway got the first from Joe Broadworth and Jeremy Norton, then Tredway and Jay King set up one for Sean Ellis. Lindsay opened up a lead again early in the second, but Ellis' se- cond, from Tredway and Broad- worth tied it in less than 20 seconds. Ellis then completed his hat trick, assisted by King and Tredway to give Port their first lead. Lindsay tied the game with 3:52 to play but a determined Port team kept coming and Jason Phillips fired the winner at 3:03 on an assist from Ellis. Mike Pashley held the fort as the tired skaters battled for the slim vic- tory over the final minutes. Tuesday night, the Country Style crew was on the road in Cobourg and the effects of seven ames In four days finally came into play. Despite a strong game from the Broadworth, Ellis, Tred- way line; Port surrendered three late goals and fell 6-3. Ellis tipped in a nice goal that tied the game at one late in the first, then after Cobourg went up 3-1, fired another to close the gap at the period break. Norton and Broad- worth set up the first, Tredway and Broadworth the second. Port came out aggressively in the third and were rewarded when Tredway was on the spot to cash in a great pass from Ellis in the corner. Broadworth started. the play on the other side of the net to get the second assist. Derek Wright then took over and scored the winning goal and set up two insurance markers, one into an empty net, in the final 8:44 to give the home team their victory in spite of the efforts of James aterson in the Port net. Port will host Uxbridge on Mon-- day night as the Lakeshore League winds down towards playoff time. Pineridge Atom Bs close out season play with a win, loss and tie The Pineridge Atom B team came away with a win, loss and tie as they had a busy week clos- ing out their regular schedule. heir first match up was Pickering. They have always been a strong contender but this game belonged to anyone as both teams suffered plenty of penalties giving way to power plays and penalty killing for much of the game, particulary the third period. Port hung in there with a tie at one a piece till midway through the third period when Pickerin opened up and took the corner o the net and put it home. The score remained 2-1 as neither team could make an honest effort at scoring. Our lone marker came when Dave Gainey rushed the uck and foiled the goalie. Draw- ing the assist was Glenn MeLready. The following night Port head- ed north to Sunderland for action. Although Port was in less than rfect form, they quickly took he lead with two goals. However, Sunderland was determined to match Port for markers as it was apparent Port's hockey sense was not paying off. Second period end- ed with a 3-3 tie. Third period opened up and the line of Bruton Jones and McQuade notche three more goals to securely put this team away. Scoring in this game was Ryan McQuade with two goals and two assists, Adam Hobbs three assists, Chris Jones two goals, Scott Sanderson one goal, one assist, Greg Bruton two assists and Ian Parliament one goal. On Thursday night Port hosted Uxbridge to close at the season. On this night Uxbridge capitaliz- ed as Port appeared to be in a scramble for much of this game. Uxbridge neatly took a 1-0 lead away from Port and ended the se- cond period with a one goal lead. Port should have been on their way to a victory but they were also plagued with a record high in penalty minutes. Port managed to come away with a respectable tie when Ryan McQuade was found all alone and let one go upstairs. Goaltenders Savage and Chambers were instrumental in keeping Uxbridge from doing any further damage. _ Also scoring in this game was Scott Sanderson when he ac- cepted a pass from Ian Parlia- ment. Drawing an assist was Adam Hobbs. The Pineridge boys will con- tinue to practice as the playoffs schedule gets underway. Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. G.1.C. SAU OANK: Penaonal attention to all of your general (msunance needa. Dc boy 9856-8471 34 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 Fate