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bl iia ea, id a hashed yobs oo LAS "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Sixteen rinks participated in the Pineridge Sports bonspiel at the Port Perry Curling Club on Saturday. Pineridge Sports owner Doug Dempsey (left) congratulates winners Paul Hol- brough, skip; Cheryl Quantrill, lead; and Steve Quantrill, vice. Absent from the photo was Mary Van Schalk, vice. Tweens participate in 25th a Port Perry Guardian Drugs Tween 'A' team participated in the Oshawa Ringette Associa- tion's 256th Anniversary Tour- nament on Feb. 19 and 20. There were teams from all over Ontario and as far away as Edmonton. Competition was tight in every direction. Their first game against Ne- pean got off to a bad start. Ja- nine had sprained her ankle and was on crutches...a real handicap for the team, and Dana was battling a flu bug. Ne- pean had major energy and "with only eight skaters Port just couldn't seem to rally enough to come back from a 4-2 score. Cara scored the first goal after a great pick up on a pass from Shona. Jenna set Heather up for the second goal. Heather scored again, so we all thought, but the refs didn't see it the same way. Second Game Port was fired up for this .game against Oshawa. Bob fed Cara and Shona something re- markable for lunch - they were awesome. Shona came out fly- ing and got the first two goals assisted by Heather, Cara and Janna. Repeatedly two and three girls were in the penalty box at the same time. Knowing they had to win or tie to have a chance at the cham- pionship, they dug in. Laura found a high corner on a pass from Heather and Janna, then Heather scored quickly from Shona and Cara. With two seconds, left in the game, Port was awarded a pen- alty shot. Shona was the coach- es choice to take this shot and W-O-W what a deke to tie the game 5-5. Congratulations to Shona who scored three goals and assisted one. Third Game This game was against Port's rival from Sudbury who had beat them in the championship. game in North Bay. Subb were flying and got two quic goals. Shona retaliated after re- ceiving a beauty pass from Jan- na to light up the scoreboard. Trailing 3-1 at the end of the first period, coach Senyk rallied the girl's confidence and within a couple of minutes Heather scored twice on shots along the ice. Natasha, Laura and Brooke assisted these goals. Bonni-Jo had enough abuse at her defensive end and deter- mined to score took off for the net. Heather and Shona set her up nicely. Dana strengthened - the lead with a beautiful goal helped by Laura. Janna, Nata- sha and Bonni-Jo tightened up the defensive zone while the of- fense shot time after time on the net. Sudbury managed to tie it up 5-5. With five minutes left both teams braced for the con- frontation ahead. Shona, Cara and Brooke quickly put No. 6 up. With 23 seconds left Shona was awarded another penalty shot. This time her attempt was stumped by the skilled Sudbury goalie. With adrenaline running high, Natasha was ready for the Sudbury rush down the ice to- ward our goalie in the last few seconds. What a check Nata- sha! Their last effort was foiled for Port to win 6-5. Sudbury's No. 13 scored three goals and assisted the other two. Fourth Game Entering into the last game against Whitby, the girls knew that they must have a win. This was definitely Dana's best game ~ of the tournament. With rela- tives galore to applaud, she started off her hat trick with a high shot unassisted. Laura, Bonni-Jo and Heather clicked to set Dana's next two goals up. Although Whitby skated hard, the defense of Natasha, About 25 snowmobilers participated in the Central Ontario Snowmobile Drag Racers As- soclation one-day speed run Sunday on Lake Scugog. Speeds were clocked as high as 99 miles per hour. The money raised from the event will go towards new playground equip- ment at R. H. Cornish Public School. Special thanks to Bill Tripp for supplying the radar gun. Junior The Leafs traded one of their players to the short handed Ca- So i and quickly regretted it. After a hard fought scoreless first period the traded player. Mark Morrison started the scor- ing with two goals, and Joseph Kozlinsky popped one in to end thesecond period 3-0. ~The third period saw Joseph score another and Reid Harris score two and Mark Morris end- ed the scoring with one more for his hat trick, The game ended Canadians 7-Leafs 0. Early Intermediate " . The Golden Rods played the Red Wings in a hard fought end to end battle. When the dust settled the tally sheet read 8-6 in favor of the Golden Rods. The marksmen for the Golden Rods were Chris Murphy, Kevin Bonni-Jo and Janna were out- standing once again and held them to a 3-2 victory. Congratu- lations Dana on all three goals. This game was undoubtedly Ka- tie's best game of the weekend in between the posts. The Guar- dian Drug squad is extremely fortunate to have such a talent- ed and dedicated goalie. Special mention to Janna for assisting on four goals from defense this tournament. After winning this game Port was one of a three team tie for first place. The destiny of which two teams would advance to the finals relied on the result of an oal and an assist and Chris ngford with three goals and one assist. The marksmen for the Red Wings were Michael Wiseman with three sists, Eric Bird with two goals, Tyler Mark with two assists »als and two as- and Darryl Dalton with one as- sist. Late Intermediate The Blue Bombers won over the Mighty Ducks 7-4. The Mighty Ducks kept pressing but couldn't close the gap. Scoring for the Blue Bombers was Mat- thew MacMaster with 'three, Jeff Kane and Craig Cannon withtwoeach.. ~~ Scoring for the Mighty Ducks was Evan Bertrand, . Steven Doan, Jason Cruikshank and Trevor Doan each with one. nniversary tournament Oshawa/Nepean game. Port would - advance unless this game tied...and wouldn't you know it? They tied!!! Out of luck Port Perry. The Guardian Drug squad is anxiously awaiting this week- end when the: liminary Tournament for the Provincial Championship in Central Re- gion is to be held in Oakwood Arena. Hopefuly the flu bug and Janine's crutches will be long gone. This tough team certainly has the ability to go all the way and even win the Provimcial Championship in Nepean late in March. Good luck!!! Midget Bs lose 4-2 to Trenton On Sunday, Feb. 21 the Cana- dian Tire Islanders made the trip to Trenton during a major snowstorm. The Isles came out hustling in this game but were unable to score. They kept the pressure on but it was Trenton who took a 1-0 lead at the 10:00 mark and upped the score to 2-0 at the 12:00 mark. The second period saw Tren- ton score two more to take a 4-0 lead. All four goals were a result of defensive mistakes. Finally at the 11:36 mark of the second Dave Pashley scored on a rebound. Assists to Chad Bowling Thursday Night Mens Standings: Philp Pontiac 35, Emmerson Insurance 34, Brian's Towing 32, Centennial Lanes 26, Norm's Contracting 26 Galley Gators 24, 1.G.A. 24, Dowson's 23, Paulmac Pet Foods 21, Village Taxi 20, Scu- gog Lumber 17 Te on 12. gh Single Flat: Howard Colston 314. High Single With Handi- cap: oward Colston 324. gh Triple Flat: Howard Colston 797. High Triple With Handi- cap: Howard Colston 827. Games Over 215: P. Fitton 229, D. Hann 247, 262, D. Bache 224, G. McHugh 238, B. White 258, E. Johansen 231, H. Colston 314, 215, 268, K. Mar- tin 266, D. Dickson 226, W. Lown 242, B. Pomeroy 234, 237, Garvock and Mike Sluggett. The period ended 4-1 for Tren- ton. 0 ] The Isles played better hock- ey in the third and scored the only goal to make the final 4-2 Trenton. Chad Garvock scored from Scott Wylie. The, Isles will have to play good golid hockey if they expect to beat Trenton. Game 2: Friday the 26th at 9:00 at Scugog Arena with game 3 back in Trenton Sunday after- noon at 4:15. The series is best 3 out of 5 and with a solid perfor- mance the Isles can do it! Good luck boys! results R. Sweetman 220, D. Plain 231, 'D. Dubrevil 246, K. Gassien 217, S. Whalen 233, N. Tap 215, R. Manns 245, 219, J. 1 liams 258, W. Saunders 264, 226, R. Sheehey 223, J. Healey 226, P. Pelow 248, P. McBride 236, J. Vanderligt 233, M. Jories 236, R. Prosser 280, G. St. John 219, I. Griffen 240, D. Stanley 238, D. Hunter 222, D. Stewart Triples Over 600: D. Hann 683, H. Colston 797, K. Martin 630, W. Lown 607, B. Pomeroy 668, R. Sweetman 625, D. Plain 605, D. Dubrevil 602, S, Whalen 600, R. Manns 661, J. Williams 604, W. Saunders 699, J. Heal- 604, P. Pelow 618, P. e McBride 626, J. Vanderligt 6563, R. Prosser 605. YMCA floor hockey | Duncan, Greg Langtord with a !