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¥ ~ 24- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 23, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ll ll aired a ------ 12/0103 MI 8 DIN FAI VAV Ld SProrTs Taylor Fuels, Goreski Roofing decide Burnin' nothing in Sunday's 3-3 SHL draw From Page 22 Collins. Jackson and Keijo Kinnunen. Taylor Fuels 3 Cedar Creek Goreski Roofing 3 Contracting 2 Nothing was decided in this game as K.C.1. Gas Bar 1 Taylor and Goreski skated to a 3-3 tie. Cedar Creek moved into sole posses- sion of first place with a 2-1 win over K.C.1. Brian Pomeroy was the lone goal scorer for K.C.I. assisted by Warren Geer and Tom Barnes. Duane Empringham responded for Cedar Creek with a goal of his own assisted by Dave Milton and Derek Fitzgerald. John Harman finished off the scoring with a game winning goal assisted by Colin Asselstine and Bob Jarett Harman and Paul Van Camp. in a tie. Bill Foote scored the first for Goreski from Jason Warner. Bill Van Camp was the next Roofer to score as he made a nice move around the defence. Taylor responded with Lee Wilbur scoring from The third Goreski goal was scored by Larry Pilkey from Bill Foote and Troy Glazier. Willie Edwards and Wayne Fox scored each for Taylor to leave the game Mosport to host two Motorola Cup races this summer From Page 22 including two at green flag. Mosport Raceway, (May The Motorola Cup 22 and June 26) and at Series will run nine Toronto's Molson Indy. updates can be found on the Internet at: www.canspan.com. more events this season, Race information and e rs rarity] e Bridg 'Scugog Duplicate Bri Mathieson and Jerry RR RNR PO OOO ORRIN Ee eS EE Now you have a choice in Ink Cartridges We carry BRAND names like Canon, Hewlett Packard, Epson & Lexmark plus we also carry Compatible Reinked cartridges & Inkjet Refill Kits for selected models. RRNA OO TORR COME IN & COMPARE AT up the League Port's Bantam Nutty Boys riding a hot streak On March 5 the Nutty Chocolatiers opened their playoff round with Lindsay and Peterborough where the team continued its win- ning streak. Hosting Lindsay in the first game of the pool, Port started off with a solid 4- 2 victory. Goals came from Jamie Smith, Chris McKitterick, Tyler Lee, and Matt Smart with Trevor Doan holding the fort after Lindsay's two first period goals. On March 7, the team played in Peterborough in the first of a home-and- home series... Jeff Tarbotton had the lone Port goal and the game was tied at one with both goalies playing outstand- ing. Carl Evans was tested numerous times late in the third period but man- aged to keep the puck on the right side of the goal line. With the game shap- ing up as a one all draw, Spencer Churchill pumped home the winner with 29 seconds left to give Port the dramatic victory. The following night, Port Perry showed little fatigue. Trevor Lance notched a pair in the sec- ond to help his team earn a 4-2 win. Doan had a strong game and made some key stops to help elevate his team. Port Perry exploded in the final game of the round against Lindsay. Although allowing four goals, Port answered with nine of their own. Scott Duncan scored twice and Mike Blakey led the way with a six-point night racking up two godls and four assists. Also scoring for Port were McKitterick, LeFort, Skerratt, Grey and Bond. This past weekend the team participated in a tournament in Beamsville. Friday night Port battled with a Flamborough team who peppered Doan with shot after shot. Many players -- a on both teams went back to the benches empty handed as the battle of the goaltenders occurred. Neither team could find the back of the net and the game resulted in a 0- 0 draw. On Saturday morning, Bracebridge reminded Port Perry what a loss was like. The team suf- fered its first loss in over a month of hockey. Port wasn't outplayed by any means, as McKitterick was the only Predator to find the net. Evans did a good job at keeping the game close but the game resulted in a 2-1 decision. In the last game before the team's long ride home, the Bantams got some revenge for the Midgets over Owen Sound. Doan allowed two goals but had Churchill, Smith, Tarbotton, LeFort and Mark Duncan give him a hand scoring goals. Port wrapped up the tournament with a 5-2 win. Coach Zgsy Year. Award NOMINATION FORM Please Note: This award is open to all persons coaching in Scugog Township. PLEASE HONOR THIS COACH Sport Coached: Nominated by: Telephone: ( NAME Of C OAC: cee ceeriierrerireeesssesssssssenssssssasssssssssssssarasssssssssssssssssssssssasens League Coached:..........oeoeereniiininiiniinansnnnesnsse sents nssansanenes Winner of the Port Perry Star 1999 Coach of the Year Award will be presented a plaque recognizing their contribution to coaching in Scugog Township. Please outline how the coach nominated personifies this award, by establishing the respect and confidence of both the players and officials; and by way of example provides quality leadership and projects a positive public image while coaching in the community at large. PROFILE OF COACH NOMINATED Please provide the name & experience of the coach being nominated. Information should include his/her relations with players, past success with teams & ability to motivate and inspire players, coaching history, including number of years & at what levels. PLEASE RETURN THIS NOMINATION FORM WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ATTACHED TO: The PORT PERRY STAR, 188 MARY ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. L9L187 - DEADUNE April 10, 1999 A