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The third period got very exciting when Lakeside scored four to tie it up in the last eight minutes. Goals scored by Jory McLean (two), Josh Rathwell, Spencer and Jory. Blackstock Minor Hockey report Luchka Float 8 Low & Low Ltd. 8 Low & Low's Andrew Wreckle assisted by Brian Scott opened the scoring in this see-saw battle. Brian and Ricky Geer each scored one for Low & Low. Assists went to Carl Geer and David Mackey. Jason Morrison scored two to put Luchka in the game. Craig Asselstine picked up an assist. In the second Luchka's point scorer's were Jason Morrison (two) and Patrick Wotten (two). Assists went to Patrick Craig and Mark Morrison. Low & Low's point scorer's were Andrew, Ricky and Brian. Assists went to Gage Billings, Carl and Brian. In the third Low & Low's Jamie Newman and Brian Scott each scored assisted by Ricky and Andrew. Luchka's Jason scored one more with Patrick assisting. Craig Asselstine tied it up with his goal for Luchka. Spanky's Haulage | Mackies Auto Systems 3 Spanky's Angelo Pagliese assisted by Vaughan Heard scored to put them back on the board. Next we saw Max Heard score assisted by Angelo and Sean Coombes. Mackies Travis Lee scored unassisted twice to put them on the board. Daniel Holman put one more on the board for Mackies. Adam Wanwort scored to tie up the score in the first assist went to Jack O'Halloran. Late in the second Sean Coombs scored the go ahead goal assisted by Max and Vaughan. Brian Jensen nets two for Snap-On Tools in their 7-2 loss Lakeside Marine 2 Wright's Feeds 2 Wright's jumped to an early lead when Carlos Naranjo found the net assisted by Curtis Laren and Trevor Young. Next Zachary Grove scored for Wright's assist- ed by Aaron Wright and Andrew Taylor. In the second we saw Lakeside tie it up with goals by Ryan Kaminski and Steven Zajko. Assists went to Tyler Jones, Josh Rathwell and Spencer Ayres. Auto Specialist | Springrove Agri.3 Auto Spec. was first on the board with a goal by Daniel Milne/Stavrokos assisted by David Van Camp and Brendan Pearce. Springrove tied it up when Adam Down scored assist- ed by Andrew Hucal and Gordon Rowe. Adam Down scored two more to take the win. Assists went to Andrew Down, Andrew Hucal and Cody Barron. Green's Electric 7 Snap-On Tools 2 Green's jumped to a strong early lead with goals by Sam Guenther, Cory Gerrits (two), and Philip Rudkin. Assists went to Tony MacDonald, Cory, Wade Clarke and Philip. In the second Snap-On"s Brian Jensen found the net twice to put them on the board. Assists went to Kelly Pfister and Dylan Jones. Green's kept the pressure on when they widened the gap with goals by Craig Silnieks, Sam and Corey. Assists went to Philip. Port Perry Angels' ball club off to play in Australia Angels off to the land Down Under "ie The Port Perry Angels Midget Girls Softball teams will be travelling to Australia for nearly three weeks in March. The teams will begin play in Canberra, the capital of Australia. They will play 12 exhibition games. The girls are being billeted with a local-team from Canberra. They will go to Sydney to play their state 18U and 23U teams plus a tournament. The teams will visit the Olympic site and a clinic by Australia's National Team will be held. The Angels are sponsored by Young Drivers of Canada, Director Daron Micikyan and Thomas Cooke Travel of Port Perry. These sponsors are very much appreciated by the g: Angels. President and coach of the Angels, Rick Finlay, has been working on this trip for a year and is glad everything is going smoothly. He says everyone has been working hard to make the trip a success. The Angels have been working hard indoors with practices on Saturdays at Seneca College. On Sunday mornings they travel to Newmarket for batting practice and pitchers and catchers are in the gym at Port Perry. @ There are 26 players going in a group of 43 and they are getting very "excited as heard from local pitcher Stefanie Kingswell of Nestleton. "Going to Australia is an opportu- nity of a lifetime. We are very excited to be facing the tough competition of the Australian teams. Working with the Australian National Team is a dream come true. Playing for such a high class organization like the Port Perry Angelsis a huge honour. It is going to be a fantastic year." Local Leanne Goslin of Blackstock is also excited and she is bringing two friends to enjoy her trip. Leanne is a member of our Junior Team and will be playing and helping our Midget girls. The Angels begin play at Palmer Park in late May on Tuesday and Thursday nights. ) rted for the novice Hou 'hockey teams on Feb. 26. The first game saw Port Perry Printing pitted 4-2 and again made it a three goal against Haugen's. 'Port Perry got out to a 3-0 lead with Jordan Reville starting it off from Braeden May. Colton Jimmo made it 2-0 on the breakaway. Jordan Reville netted his second goal, with assists going to! Braeden May and Greg Jackson. Hat Andrew Kerswill start- ed Haugen's off when he converted a pass, from * More for health, education and children e Tax cuts e Continuing to build a more innovative economy To find out how this budget will benefit you and your family, call 1 800 O-CANADA (1 800 622-6232) TTY: 1 800 465-7735 Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. EST. Weekends 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. or visit our Web site at www.fin.gc.ca Canada David Nicolau made it 4-2 and Jordan Reville margin when he convert- ed a pass from Connor Paterson: and = Lane Gibson... ca utes to grab a tie. 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