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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 4, 1997 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Kids toe the line in annual K of C free throw event Boys and girls aged 10 to 14 from Port Perry and the surrounding area com- peted last Tuesday (Jan. 28) in the annual Knights Of Columbus Free Throw Basketball Championship at the Immaculate Con- ception School gym. This year's girl champi- ons are as follows: 10 year olds - Rebecca Will, Prince Albert, 11 year olds - Sa- mantha Stevenson, Greenbank, 12 year olds - Katie Beirness, S.A. Caw- ker, 13 year olds - Kelly Sadler, S.A. Cawker, 14 'year olds - Lindsay Darn- ley, S.A. Cawker. The following boys were crowned as champions in their respective divisions: 10 year olds - Matthew Roth, Prince Albert, 11 year olds - Tim Lamb, Greenbank, 12 year olds - Jamie Smith, S.A. Caw- ker, 13 year olds - Adam Moynes, R.H. Cornish, 14 year olds - John Burnett, R.H. Cornish. Each contestant was al- lowed the Council limit of consecutive free throw at- tempts with ties being set- tled with a round of five free throws per contest- ant. The boys and girls who were crowned Council Champions now advance to the District level cham- pionship, which will be held in Durham Region during the month of Feb- ruary. days: T a Saturday, Feb. 8 - Blackstock Arena - 8 a.m. to noon; noon. P-M schools. 986-5952. Registration for CMB coming up next week Even with winter upon us, Cartwright Minor Ball (CMB) has been meeting on a regular basis getting ready for yet another successful season. The first order of business will be the upcoming registration days. As in 1996, CMB will offer a T-Ball program for ages four to five; softball for children six to 16, baseball with CMBA for ages eight to 16, and lobball program for teenagers 16 to 19. The following are scheduled 1997 registration 0 Saturday, Feb. 15 - Blackstock Arena - 8 a.m. to 0 Wednesday, Feb. 26 - Blackstock Arena - 6 to 8 0 Friday, Feb. 28 - Blackstock Arena -5 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 12 - Blackstock Arena - 1 to 3 p.m. (Annual Skate-a-thon). Registration forms will also be available at the Country Convenience Store and Daisy Mart in Black- stock; Nestleton Country Store; Burketon General Store; Sunnyside General Market in Caesarea; Jan- etville IGA and the General Store in View Lake. As well, registration forms will be sent home from local Completed forms can also be dr-pped off a 32 Greensboro Dr. in Blackstock, Attention: CMB Regis- trar or mailed to Box 30, Blackstock, LOB 1BO. For more information call CMB Registrar, Ron Martyn at $s» SCUGOG SOCCER « REGISTRATION # Scugog Soccer Registration Weekend at the Scugog Chamber of Commerce 269 Queen St., Port Perry (across from IGA store) Saturday, February 8, 1997 10:00am to 4:00pm Player registration forms may also be filled out at Pineridge Sports Shop in the Canadian Tire Plaza on Highway 7A at your convenience. * GIRLS AND BOYS MINOR PROGRAM * LADIES & MEN'S SENIOR TEAMS e CO-ED SENIOR REC LEAGUE For information, or if you are interested in refereeing, coaching or sponsoring a team please contact Roy Cowling at 966-5854 or Scugog Soccer Association 985-7553. TAKING AIM: Twelve-year-old Andrew Tomlinson, a Grade 6 student at Epsom P.S., sets up a shot JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR He was one of dozens of local kids taking part in the area meet for the annual Knights of Columbus last week at Immaculate Conception in Port Perry. Free Throw competition. SHL teams tangle as playoffs begin By ChrisMonsma - On Sunday, Feb. 2 the Scugog Hockey League started the first day of playoffs with some good games. Compton Cable T.V., Cedar Creek Contracting and J&D Carpentry all picked up wins and the Sharks, Flames, Roosters and Aces tied. Compton Cable T.V.6 Monsma Electric 2 This game was all Comets as they beat the Chargers 6-2. Greg Warriner scored two goals to lead the way. Comets opened the scoring with two goals. Scoring them were Bill Bridge assisted by Ken Davison, and D'Arcy Milligan from Terry Bache. Chargers got one back on a goal by Marvin Stevenson, assisted by Bret Laycoe and Lee Wilbur. The Comets then scored three goals to put them ahead 5-1. Scoring the three goals were Ken Davison, Greg Warriner and Sean Fewer. As- sists were earned by Bill Bridge, Terry Bache, Steve Lee and Kelly Lee (two), Jack Monsma scored for the Charg- ers assisted by Ritchie LeFort. Greg Warriner scored from D'Arcy Milligan to make it a 6-2 final. Van & Truck World 3 Harrison Fuels 3 This was a great game as both teams were fighting as hard as they could to pick up the two playoff points. Steve Fox had an excellent game as he scored all three Sharks goals. Larry Pilkey opened the scoring for the Flames assist- ed by Karl Durham and Steve Soloman. Sharks came back with one by Steve Fox assisted by Clarence Ste- phenson. Flames scored two more by Larry Pilkey and Dave Dickson. Rick Sheehey, Wayne Norton, Karl Dur- ham and Larry Pilkey picked up assists. Steve Fox com- pleted the hat trick as he scored two third period goals. Assists went to Dave Burnett, Mike Adam and Wayne Fox (two). Pizza Delight 2 Taylor Fuels 2 This was another close tight game as the Aces and Roosters battled to a 2-2 tie. The Roosters almost had the win but the Aces caught a break and that ended up in the tying goal. The scoring was opened by Greg Fitzgerald assisted by Rick Campbell and Ken Little. Then the Roosters scored two goals to take the lead. Scoring for the Roost- ers was Fred Moffatt assisted by Garry Lance, and George Gladish assisted by Fred Moffatt and Garry Lance. Ken Little tied it at 2-2 with an unassisted goal. J&D Carpentry 2 Pineridge Sports 0 As all the other games this one was close. We saw spectacular goaltending at both ends of the rink as Ray ibson earned the shutout. Hawks goals were scored by Todd Healey and Joe Cur- ran. Assists went to Bill Owen, Jim Robertson, Jim Dun- " can and John Mackey. Cedar Creek Contracting 4 Ball/Callery & Assoc. 2 This game was expected to be the biggest game all day as the two top teams went at it. Clippers eventually won the game but Senators goalie Doug MacSween shouldn't be denied of a good effort. Clippers scored first by Dan Taylor assisted by Jaime Menzies and Jim Park. Senators scored the next two. Scoring them were Todd Wilbur assisted by Brian Till and Ken Jeffrey and Brian Till assisted by Dave Milton and Bob Beveridge. The rest of the Clippers goals were scored by Mike Geer, Chris Brain and John Harman. As- sists went to Derek Fitzgerald, Dan Taylor, Jason War- ner, and Jim Park. Game times for next week are as follows: 6:45 a.m. - Van & Truck World vs Ball/Callery & As- soc. 7:45 - Taylor Fuels vs Cedar Creek Contracting 8:45 - Monsma Electric vs Pizza Delight 9:45 a.m. - Pineridge Sports vs Compton Cable T.V. 10:45 a.m. - Harrison Fuels vs J&D Carpentry P.P. Metal nips Cuspids Port Perry Metal Pro- cessing nipped Cottrell's Cuspids for a 3-2 victory in their game on Saturday, Feb. 1. Lots of tight check- ing kept the first period scoreless as both teams worked hard in the neu- tral zone. In the second period things opened up a bit and Adam Smart scored first for Port Perry on a nice pass from Kristy Ashton. The lead was short lived as Justin Cottrell was re- warded with an assist when he worked to set up a play to Brooks Taylor, who fed the puck to Chris Isaacs to put Cottrell's Cuspids on the score- board. Port Perry Metals came back when Darryl Goulding got his second goal of 1997 on a hard low shot, assisted by John Dutka and Darryl Copit- horn. Midway through the third period Adam Smart added an insurance goal for Port Perry Metals, with assists going to Dar- ryl Goulding and Kristy Ashton. Peter Dutka was a tenacious defenseman for Port Perry, stopping a Cottrell'sbreakaway. Cottrell's Cuspids poured on the pressure in the dying minutes of the game, and Mitch Saunder came through with a goal, with help from Joseph Kozlinsky and Chris Isaacs, but Robert Larmer came up with the needed saves to preserve the win for Port Perry Metals.