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r 0D f IP [= rt ro / ny Is 7' dR a arm ar ara ai A al rid Far FoF oF a # wr rss Malmont Atoms crowned "B" champs in Alliston ~~ Our Malmont Farms Atom A "team lineup has now been final- sized ;and consists of 12 majors '(two of whom were on last year's squad) and four minors who . graduated from the Novice A : team. Head: coach for the team o this year is Theresa Hutchinson who had the tough job of choos- ~- ing-her team from a fine: group lof enthusiastic Atom regis- 'trants.. Thanks go: out: to all players, who tried out for the team! sires EE | The team had a suéepssful de- but at home on Oct. 8 against perenial rival 'Stouffville as CASE & SRE they skated to a 4-2 victory. Chris Monsma was very steady for Port between the pipes throughout the contest. Dean Van Camp notched two goals with singles by Scott Brownson and Justin Whitworth. Assists were earned by. Adam Moynes, Dane Gray, Billy Carr (two), 'and Matt MacMaster. Grant Hooker and Sean Jeffrey were very steady on the blue line and Chris Skerratt did some tena- cious forechecking.. ) On' Oct. 10 our squad trav- elled to Alliston for their first tourney of the year. Their open- ing game was against a fast skating team from Peterbo- rough. Once again Chris Mon- sma made some excellent stops in net and the team showed a lot of determination in keeping the score close but absorbing a 2-1 loss. The "National" goalie stopped our tie opportunity with only seconds left on the clock. Our only goal of this one was by winger Steve Wygerde from Jason Whitworth and Scott Brownson. David Justynski (who returned from last year's Malmont squad) and Matt Cracknell broke up several rushes and were vigilant in cov- ering the slot area on defence. % Overall, this was a tough loss but we'll likely have another crack at this team in our regu- lar schedule. Our second tournament game saw us pump some goals that we would have liked to have earlier in the day. Jason Whit- worth opened the scoring from Steven Wygerde and the "white and green machine" cruised on - from there for a 7-0 shutout win The Port Perry MoJacks will hit the ice this Sunday night at Scugog Arena to begin their new season. Coach Brad Men- zies looks over his team at an exhibition game in Bowman- ville last week. Look inside this edition of the Port Perry Star for a special section introducing the 1993-94 MoJacks. Novice house league action Haugens 6 - Re/Max 4 Our first regular season game at 6 a.m. saw Haugens come up thé winner against Re/ Max. The goal scorers for Hau- gens were Justin Shinn with a hat trick, Travis Black with a pair and Chris Wygerde one goal and two assists. Other as- gists went to Scott Symes one, Jesse Mischtian two, Alexander Niclaou two, Jordan Froats and Kevin Gloster one assist each. For Re/Max Wesley Lang- maid and Stormy Wootton came up with two goals and one assist cach. Jeff Glanville and Clayton Gilmore also each has an assist. Goal tending for Re/Max was Peter Konstantinopoulos and Haugens was Scott Lennox. Van Camp 4 Port Perry Printing 0 The goals scored for Van Camp were Paul Phillips with two, Joey Lane and Justin Sanders both popped in a goal, Justin Sanders also had an as- sist. Other assists went to Pierce Jones with two, and one each for Billy Britt, Teddy How- arth and John Dutka. The goal tender for Van Camp was Tyler Webb and David McGarry for Port Perry Printing. over East Gwillimbury. Chris Monsma notched the "zero" in goal with good support from Joel Thomson, Tim Jones and. the other rearguards. Good backchecking by the forwards helped preserve this team shut- out as well. On the offensive side of things other goals were by Ja- son Whitworth (his second of the game), veteran Chris Sker- ratt (two), Dane Gray (two) and Dean Van Camp. Scott Brown- son notched five assists for a great game, Tim Jones had two as3ists and other assists were by Joel Thomson, Dane Gray, Grant Hooker, Billy Carr, Ste- ven Wygerde and Matt Mac- Master. Our win placed us in the tour- nament "B" final against Whit- by and we were off to a sluggish start as Whitby went up 1-Oon a bullet shot from the point. This jolted the team to life however, and we recovered to take a tough 4-3 victory and the "B" Championship medals. In this game, the wisdom of "always follow the puck to the net" paid off as three of our goals were rebounds off the ini- tial shots. Our scoring was done by Jason Whitworth's hat trick and another by Scott Brownson. Adam Moynes collected three assists and Chris Skerratt and Steven Wygerde also assisted. Nice season start team - three wins out of four games is quite well done! Likewise, the disci- pline of the team was impres- sive as our boys didn't take any penalties in the championship final. Keep up that hard work and unselfish play and success should continue to come your way. Good luck in your next home game on Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 13, 1993 - 35 Novice Auctioneers come up short in home opener The Pearce Auction Novice hockey team had their home opener on Friday night. They played a strong Belleville team coming up short by a score of 8- Dylan Harper had a strong game scoring once and adding two assists. Kevin Robbins scored two goals and Jeff Tar- botton had two assists as this line was really clicking. Jameson Smith solidly an- chored the defense making nu- merous stops. Trevor Lance was stymied by the solid Belleville goalie as was Spencer Churchill and Mark Duncan. Justin Mof- fat, Geoffrey Simpson and Mi- chael Thompson all played strong two-way games. Gord Smith, Steven MacLennan and Garrett Brown all played sound defense in front of Thomas Lee 'who played a strong game in net. The Pearce Auction Novice team played again on Sunday in Stouflville and came up against a tough physical team narrowly losing by a score of 3-2. Stouff- ville scored late in the game to take this one. Thomas Lee was solid in net as well as the de- fense of Jameson Smith, Gor- don Smith and Garrett Brown, Steven MacLennan made sever- al fine defensive stops. Justin Moffat tucked in a beautiful shot early in the game with an assist going to Kevin Robbins. The second Auction goal was credited to Jeff Tarbotton on a nifty pass from Mark Duncan. Dylan Harper started the play back in his end with a good breakout pass. Trevor Lance had a strong two-way game and both Michael Thompson and Geoffrey Simpson played strong on theirwings. . . = Spencer Churchill played a strong-physical game. The team is gaining valuable experience with each passing game. Keep up the good work guys. Softball executive for 1994 elected On Sept. 29, the Annual Gen- eral Meeting for Port Perry Mi- nor Softball was held. The elec- tion of officers and directors took place with the following people being installed for 1994: President - Allynne Jones; vice-president - Dave Dalton; secretary-treasurer - Doug Dempsey; supervisor of opera- tions (house league) - Tyler Bri- ley; supervisor of operations (rep teams) - Dave Kay; spon- sorships - Doug Dempsey; fund- raising and special events - Dave Kay; registrar - Dave Dal- ton; pictures - Pat Bird; dia- mond scheduler - Carolyn Best. An item of interest for all cur- rent or prospective OASA soft- ball coaches (rep) is that the OASA is continuing to pursue mandatory coaching certifica- tion for coaches. : By 1994 teams entering an elimination tournament must have at least one fully certified Level 1 coach. By 1995 all OASA affiliated teams must have at least one fully certified Level 1 coach. By 1996 all teams entering an elimination tournament must have at least one fully certified Level 2 coach. By 1996 all OASA affiliated teams must have at lease one fully certified Level 2 coach. If clarification or information is required by anyone regarding these requirements and courses available, please call Allynne Jones at 985-9860. Pineridge Atom Bs defeat the Bruins in exhibition action The Pineridge Sports atoms started the year with an exhibi- tion game at home against the Oshawa Bruins. The coaching staff of Richie Lefort, Bill Weis- flock and Bob Dalby are looking forward to an enjoyable season with the team. The boys played in mid-season form as they worked to a 9-3 win over the Bruins. Ian Garnet opened the scor- ing with a nice solo effort and Matt Skerratt was set up alone in front with good passing from Mike Wiseman and Trevor Weisflock to make it 2-0 in the first period. This line was hot all night with Matt "Sniper" Skerratt finishing with three goals and two assists, Mike Wiseman with three assists, and Trevor Weisflock with a goal and two assists. Ryan Woods played a strong first pe- riod in goal and the defence pairings of John Burnett and Scott Duncan and Mike Dalby . with Tyler Houthuys played their positions and moved the puck the entire game. Michael Milligan scored from the side of the net late in the second period on passes from John Burnett and Matt Skerratt to make the score 4-2 for Port Perry. Pineridge hit for five goals in the third period; Trevor Weis- Turnto Page 36 TET TIRE, Er rere th aE sl wg, r-- So 2 > © A > ST in Rr Ra is ae