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"A Family Tradition for 130 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 9, 1996 -25 SPORTS Swamp wins broomball crown from Brooklin Saturday evening saw the wrap-up of this season with the third and deciding game 1n the best of three league final between the Brooklin Bruins and the Homelife Swampers. On the opening faceoff it looked like the Bruins were going to walk away with this one as they marched down ice and wound up scoring the games' first goal. Rob Mason led the charge before he passed it to Ron Attwood on the right wing who then relayed it to brother Nick who was left with an empty net, on the other side of the goal crease. The Bruins went up by two before the end of the period with Wayne Tate knocking in his own rebound after Keith Trem- blay had made the glove save on the first shot. Don Jansma was awarded the assist. Tremblay was not the only one coming up with the big saves as Roger Rouselle in the Brooklin nets made two toe saves early on in the peri- od thus thwarting Mike Butt and Brian The second half of the game was all Swampers as they tallied three goals, two of them on powerplays to emerge the victors on a 3-2 score. Their first goal was on the powerplay with Jason Price standing on the door step receiv- ing a pass from Mike Mole. A minute later they tied the score with Brian Rob- inson setting up Brian Pomeroy on a shot that handcuffed Rouselle. The fi- nal goal saw Butt put it in the top cor- ner with Rouselle unable to see it, nor quick enough to get the glove up to make the save. Dan Taylor was award- ed the assist for his pass ahead to Butt. In the dying seconds it looked like Brooklin was going to tie it up with Ken Lynde sending a centering pass over to Luc Collard only to see Tremblay slide across and stop it on his chest. The annual banquet takes place at the Oddfellows Hall on Saturday, April 20 and then it's only five more months until the 1996-97 season. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STA? ALL DURHAM CHAMPS. The R. H. Cornish girls intermediate basketba! team capped off a successful year capturing the All-Durham crown, among other tournament victories. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Front row (I-r) Danielle Hammond, Jodi May, Cortney Palleske, Taryn Izatt Galloway, Michelle Andrews, back, Wayne Addison, coach, Jennifer Ham- mond, Sarah Smith, Sarah Szolopiak and Harvie Friede, coach. Absent from photo is Lindsay Wilson. Please see storv for more details Pomeroy. Minor ball starting Rep Team Evaluations If Mother Nature smiles brightly on us over the next several days we will attempt to get the rep teams out on the lakefront diamonds starting next Monday, April 15. The teams will be allotted their usual time slots and these are also listed else- where in this edition. All rep team players and their coaching staffs are asked to come out to the lake- front diamonds on the eve- ning of Monday, April 15 with rakes, etc. to help participate in a general cleanup of the facilities starting at 6:30 p.m. House League Skills Development These will be held for the Youth Boys and girls on the date of Saturday, April 20 down at the lake- front diamonds starting at 10 a.m. and will run for ap- proximately three hours. On the following Satur- day, April 27 the 7-8 and 9- 10 Mite ages will partici- pate again starting at 10 a.m. at the lakefront. Sea- grave and Greenbank are also hosting these affairs with Seagrave going the next week, May 4. All House League coaches and assistants are asked to attend for their assis- tance and they as well will be shown some practice exercises. House League Coaches Meeting The house league coach- es are asked to attend an informative meeting and Cougars are tops The first signs that R. H. Cornish had a champion- ship squad was when they finished firstin the Grand- view Gator Tournament (12 teams) on February 10 in Oshawa. Then, in the Whitby Intermediate Girls' Basketball Tourna- ment beating out teams from Oshawa, Orillia, and Peterborough. The Dur- ham Regional playoffs be- gan on March 1 and ended at Durham College on April 2. Cornidh finished first in the northern area captur- ing the area pennant. In all R. H. Cormish girls won 11 games in a row to be- come Durham's best inter- mediate team. In the final game, in front of a packed Durham College, the girls defeated a strong Glen Duu team 23-20. Capturing the Durham crown capped an exciting season and saw the girls finish the season with a 35 wins, three losses and one tie record. Ball control and a strong defence were the factors that propelled this team through a very suc cessful season. Mr. Addi- son and Mr. Friede, the teams coaches, credit the teams success with team dedication and unselfish playmaking! clinic on the night of Tues- day, April 16 at the new Scugog Centre at the are- na starting at 7 p.m. to go over a number of items such as policies, proce- dures and rules. Junior Development Umpiring As last year we are in- viting potential umpires between the ages of 13 and 18 to attend an upcoming clinic. so they may receive their certificate to assist us in this endeavor. The clinic will be held in Black- stock on April 27 starting at 8:30 a.m. and will cost $13. Any players in the previously mentioned age group interested are asked to call Dave Dalton a 985-3838 by Thursday, April 11 to be able to par- ticipate. e NOTICE OF TENDER photo is Joe Drebit. FOR THE REPAIR/REPOSITIONING OF FENCING AND POSTS OF THE LAKEFRONT BALL. DIAMONDS AND POSSIBLE EXTENSIONS OF FENCES AT THE SCUGOG CENTRE Bids may be submitted to Port Perry & District Minor Softball Assoc. at P.O. Box 300, Port Perry LOL 1A3. Further information and specifications may be obtained by calling Dave Dalton at 985-3838 by April 18, 1996. "KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR RUNNERS-UP. The R. H. Cornish boys intermediate basketball team fin- ished as runners up in the Durham Central final before being eliminated in the All-Durham finals. Pictured are the members of the team. Back row from left are: Paul Nguyen, Andrew Kenny, Adam Youmans, lan Garnett, Braden Tarbotton, Rob Smart, coach, front, Colin Webster, Scott Beath, Dave Jus- tynski, Dean Van Camp, Jamie McQuaid and Russell Brown. Absent from ! | COLOR COPIES Beautiful color photocopies from our Canon Color Laser Copier while you wait. Enlarge or Reduce your favorite family photos. STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St. - Port Perry - 985-7383 OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION NIGHT Tuesday, April 23/96 7:30 p.m. Scugog Community Centre, Reach St, Port Perry League Play~Tdyrnaments Beginners always welca MEMBERS} Farnily $90., Cduple $70., S HIPS: wh > oy, i) ie ~ Lessons available Single Junior $30.,2 Juniors,(same family) $55., Lessons $40. For more information ail 985-4269