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24 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 31, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice' ke the se- The MoJacks sent Ernestown packing on Sunday night, winning three straight to ta ries four games to one. The MoJacks will meet now Stayner Siskins in the all-Ontario semi- finals. Stayner knocked Orangeville Crushers out of the playoffs four straight. Win series four games to one ModJacks win three straight By Al Bailey The Port Perry MoJacks have earned the right this week to advance to the semi-finals of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior 'C' playoffs. A 7-0shutout over Ernestown Sunday night in the Scugog Arena eliminated the Jets four games to one in the quarter- final Now the MoJacks will face the Staynor Siskins in a best-of- seven affair and the winner of this series will advance to the all-Ontario championship round. The Siskins defeated Orangeville in four straight games. Romp To Victory Clair Cornish lit the light for the only goal of the first period in Sunday night's romp over the Ernestown Jets. It was his 16th goal in playoff action this year, and later in the second frame he scored his 17th. His linemates Mike Goulson and Scott Erick- son collected assists on both goals. And Erickson had a marvel- lous night in the scoring depart- ment, cashing in with three goals to go along with his pair of assissts. Scott's first goal was a wrap- around from behind the Jets net after only 44 seconds had elapsed in the second period. His second was a power-play ef- fort, assisted by Coulson and de- fenceman Gavin Cochrane, and he completed the hat trick with the only goal scored in the third period. Peter Young, from Kevin Bag- shaw and Mark McKay, and Jim Vernon, from Frank Kava- nagh and John Lally, rounded out the MoJacks scoring attack. Marc Dekker once again got the startin goal for the MoJacks and made several scintillating saves to earn the shutout. Dek- ker played all five games of this series and one has to wonder why Ian Cooper, who was in- strumental in helping the team reach the all-Ontario play- downs, has yet to get the call. Game Four Saturday night's encounter in Ernestown was evenly matched in the first period with a goal apiece. And until the 18:10 mark of the second it was tied at three goals each. But at that point the MoJacks suddenly came alive and scored three goals within a minute and 29 seconds to break the game wide open. Then they hit for three more unanswered goals in the third period to come away with a 9-3 victory and a strong- hold on the series. Jim Vernon was the big gun in this contest with three goals and two assists. Cornish added a pair of goals, and single mark- ers were fired by Erickson, Lal- ly, Brad Menzies and Dan Slug- gett. Turning Point With the series tied at one game apiece going into the third game at home last Thurs- day night, this match proved to be the turning point for theMo- Jacks. Mark Flanigan opened the "to advance to semi-finals scoring for the Jets before two minutes had gone by in the first period. And they just missed taking a two-goal advantage two minutes later, but one of the Ernestown players was in Turn to Page 27 Malmont Atom As lose in championship of Buffalo tournament Game One Port Perry 11, Westmoreland Pennsylvania 0. Scoring for Port Perry: Dillan Weber assist- ed by Seth Gray and Troy Campbell. Troy Campbell scored assisted by Dillan Weber and Seth Gray. Derek Tindall scored from Scott Jeffrey, Adam Jones and Casey Van Schagen. Troy Campbell scored from Dil- lan Weber and Scottie Harper (Harpie). Adam Jones scored assisted by Casey Van Schagen and Scott Harper. Troy Camp- bell scored completing his hat trick, assisted by Casey Van Schagen and Dillan Weber. Seth Gray turned on the red light assisted by Troy Campbell and Dillan Weber. Casey Van Schagen scored assisted by Dil- lan Weber and Seth Gray. Troy Campbell scored his fourth goal assisted by Seth Gray and Dil- lan Weber. Dillan Weber scored one unassisted. Scott Jeffrey scored from Derek Tindall and Adam Jones. Playing in goal and register- ing the shutout was Corey Branton. Shots on goal were Port Perry 44 and Westmore- land 5. M. V.P. of the game was Justin Kowalczyk. Game Two Port Perry 2, Grimbsy 1. Scor- ing for Port Perry was Scott Jef- frey assissted by Casey Van Schagen and Adam Jones. Dil- lan Weber scored assisted by Jeff Ashton and Troy Campbell. Playing in goal for Port Perry was Daniel Lee. Shots on goal were Port Perry 25 and Grims- by 10. The games M.V.P. was Justen Kowalczyk. + Game Three Port Perry 9, Aurora 1. Scoring for Port Perry was Seth Gray as- sisted by Dillan Weber and Jeff Ashton. Danny Lyons scored from Adam Jones and Casey Van Schagen. Troy Campbell scored from Casey Van Schagen and Seth Gray. Scott Harper scored from Adam Jones. Dillan Weber scored assisted by Dan- ny Lyons and Brad Johnston. Seth Gray scored assisted by Dillan Weber and Justin Kow- alczyk. Derek Tindall scored assist- ed by Scott Jeffrey and Adam Jones. Seth Gray scored from scott harper, Dillan Weber and Troy Campbell. Playing in goal for Port Perry was Corey Bran- ton. Shots on goal were Port Perry 28 and Aurora 7. The games M.V.P. was Dillan We- ber. Championship Game, Huntsville vs. Port Perry The Port Perry Malmont Farm Atom 's made it to the big dance (championship game) against their arch rival Hunts- ville. Everytime these two fine teams meet the fans are treated to a fast paced high tension game. Huntsville drew first blood at 7:58 of the first period to get the all important first goal for a 1-0 lead. At every turn both teams were doing a fine job of forechecking. At 1:10 Dillan Weber lugged the puck down the right side, over the Huntsville blue line over to Adam Jones, back to Scott Jeffrey who unleashed a wicked shot to beat the Hunts- ville goalie cleanly to tie the game one all after one complete period of play., Shots on goal were Port Perry 3 and Hunts- ville 4. Huntsville got the second pe- riod going on a fast note when they scored at 7:03 to take a 2-1 lead. The checking was pretty tight throughout the second pe- riod with no more scoring in the period with Huntsville out in front 2-1 after two periods. Shots on goal in the second peri- od were Port Perry 1 and Hunts- ville 7. Playing in goal for Port" was Daniel Lee. The third period got fired up by Port at 8:47 when the "cat" Justin Sheehey took control of the play deep in Huntsville ter- ritory around the net, infront and he scores. Sheehey scores to tie the score 2-2. Port had Huntsville running scared at this point and Port applying the pressure. Port turned up the heat a notch, hemming Hunts- ville in their own zone. The re- ferees were only calling a one- sided game with Huntsville put- ting the lumber right to the Port Perry boys but Port was out Turnto Page 27 The Key-Bar Juveniles split a pair of games this past week with Beamsville in the all-Ontario final. Game four of this series was last night (Monday) in Beamsville. Due to our deadline the score of this game was not available at press time. if necessary game five of the best of five se- ries will go tonight (Tuesday) in Beamsville. Key-Bar Is currently behind two games to one. Bair, aii aI TE I