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"WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2000 - N - Marchi, assisted by Chris Little Predators drop a 4-1 decision Tri-County Tykes fall to Sunderland Last Friday, the Tri-County Tyke team ran into a well rounded, good checking Sunderland team. The Predators didn't have their A game and surrendered 4-1 to the visitors. Jonathan Griffen was tested early and he came up big on an early breakaway. Jonathan Brouse got the only Port goal when he slammed in a rebound assisted by Reid Stewart. The boys did try hard and had sever- al attempts but couldn't get anything past the strong Sunderland netmin- der. Nick Mason was stoned when he deflected a shot from the point. Jonathan Brouse just missed the far corner with a low hard shot on a sole effort. Josh Malyon, on one of his patented rushes, came up short when he blasted one off the goalies mask.. The defense had their hands full all night. Stephen Hall had a great game and did some nice backchecking. Nick Mason made some smart defensive plays as did Nicholas Shinas who did a great job Jory McClean scores four in Green's Electric victory of keeping the puck in the Sunderland zone. Notable checks were also made by Dale Edwards, Aaron Ashbridge and Brody Anderson to keep the game close. On Saturday, the Predators played a much improved Manvers team. The coach's talk and the dress- ing room music did the trick this time as the boys came out prepared to play. Andrew Van Camp defenceman, started strong and had two early rushes. On the second rush, Andrew deked the defence to the outside and beat the goalie on the short side just over the goalie's outstretched pad. Assists were given to Nathan Scott and Josh Malyon. Port's second goal was scored off a great solo effort by Jonathan Brouse. Jonathan made a great move to beat the defender at the blue line but his shot was stopped. Never one to give up, Jonathan, from his stomach, deflected the puck in off the goalie with a shot from behind the line. Josh Malyon, winning another draw, stepped quickly around the defence to the outside and fired a low shot to the far corner for an unassisted goal. Port's final goal was scored when Brody Anderson scored from the slot when Nathan Scott gave him a terrif- ic pass to give Port a 4-1 victory. Travis Mackey made some great saves. Travis had a lot of support as many Predator players played strong defensively. Stephen Hall was a force on the ice as he made several checks, cleared the puck out of his own net before it crossed the line and valiantly tried to stop a big Manvers forward on a breakaway. Reid Stewart and Trevor Grant, always strong defensively made some timely checks. The boys are also making some smart passes as Stewart St. Cyr, Reid Stewart, Kyle Schweda and Dale Edwards found their teammates in the open. Next up for the Predators is a home game against Beaverton next Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Onilynx 2 Johnstone and Maxwell Phillip Zidner, Pearce, Zachary Rathwell. Great Canadian Jacobs. Neale Aziz and Jacob Duff's showed determi- Meat Co. | Eco Water Systems 0 Monk. nation with a goal by Early in the first, Green's Electric 7 Chris Duff Electric | Andrew Down assisted by Unilynx took an early lead with a goal by Patrick Zachary Parker made many great saves in net for Eco Water, he showed Bucks Construx 4 Buck's goalie, Jeffrey was a natural show- Rose Roberts. But, Buck's Dean came back with one more Lions Transport win 3-2 Win over Pickering gives Novice squad a winning record A 3-2 victory against the Pickering Panthers has put the Lions Transport Novice Selects on the winning side of .500. It was a good old fashioned hockey game at Don Beer Arena in Pickering last Friday night, with Aidan Shankman backhandling the first goal at 3:39 in the sec- ond period, assisted by Greg Matthews. The Panthers replied two minutes later to even the score.. In the third, Jeff Hamlin pushed the puck through heavy traffic in front of the net, assisted by Steve Genis, to put Uxbridge ahead 2-1. With five minutes to go, Walter Draper scored the insurance goal, assisted by Aaron Tate, to give the Bruins a comfortable 3-1 lead. With a crosschecking penalty called against the Bruins with just 37 seconds left in the game, the Panthers scored their second goal and then pulled the goalie to try to even the score, but a strong Bruins defense led by Steve Genis, Mitchell Tratnik, Shawn Timbers and Brent Gleason helped keep the win intact. The Novice Selects will split their next two games home and away against Ajax this Thursday at 6 p.m. and then in King City vs the Noblekings on Saturday, Nov. 25 at 3:10 p.m. SEE "i by William Lane, assisted McNally. They kept the pressure on when Mark Valkenburg put one away. Great Can. Meats showed determination, they kept digging. Kyle Clarke put them on the board, assisted by Travis great determination. Wolfe Roberts was key in net for Green's victory. Goals scored for Green's by Adam Down, Daniel Crozier, Brendan Pearce and Jory McClean (four). Assists went to John A number of former professional hockey play- ers will be on at the Scugog Arena this week- end when a fundraiser is held for a second ice pad. A group of NHL Old- Timers will take on a group of local all-stars, beginning at 3 p.m. Doors open at noon Second ice-pad fundraiser on Sunday and an autograph session will run from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. As well, prior to the game, Hockey Hall of Fame officials will be on hand with the Canada Cup, and Norris, Hart and Lady Byng trophies. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for children 12- and-under. THERAPY & | COUNSELLING Dr. Bill Eull, Ph.D..C.Psych Psychologist Joyce Eull, RN. Psychotherapist North Durham Professional Counsellors 188 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-1130 + 1-800-253-0181 in crisis because of - trauma or abuse. ing determination, making many great saves. Vaugnan Heard between the pipes for Duffs was kept working, he handled the pressure with great saves. Grant Ellis was first to score for Bucks assisted by Scott Dwyer. In the second ~ Buck's widened the gap with goals by Kayla Brewster and Kyle Morden. Assists went to William Lane, Christopher Wotten, Cody Barron and by Wotten. Sharview Farms 8 Low & Low Ltd. | Donald Shaw, in net for Sharview, made key saves to bring his team to victory. Nathan Alpe, Low & Low's goalie saw all the action, made great saves, but the pressure was on. Sharview goals were scored by Cody Rundle, Brent Wagg (three), Sean Vice, Patrick Wotten, Justin Williams and Troy Wagg. 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