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26 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2001 Andrew Down nets three in Duff's 7-1 win over Foundation Unilynx Systems | Auto Specialist 3 Jamie Saunders in net for Unilynx showed deter- mination, making several saves. Mark Valkenburg scored their only goal assisted by Matthew Down and Brianne Wagg. Christopher McNally and Patrick Marchi, had a great game putting up a strong offensive effort. Auto. Spec. wanted this win and with Jacob Gettins making key saves they pulled it off. Their goals were scored by George McCormack, Craig Silnieks and Andrew Taylor. Assists went to Craig, Devon Colston, and- Jeremy Dunham. Sharcon Excavating 4 Green's Electric 2 Green's jumped to an early lead with goals by Daniel (Milne) Stavrokos and Daniel Crosier. An assist went to Brendan Pearce. Eric Buffey, in between the pipes, made several awesome saves. Sharcon tied it up in the first, and took the win late in the third with two more. Goals were scored by Maxim Heard, Tyler Jones (two) and Trevor Douma. Assists went to Adam Vanwort, Andrew McBain, and Maxim. Andrew Eadie, Sharcon's goalie made sev- eral key saves. Luchka Float Service | Low and Low 8 Matt McLean in net for Luchka made several saves against a hungry opponent. Luchka was first on the board with a goal by Ricky 'Geer assisted by Michael Abram. . Low and Low had to prove they could do it and with great passing they did just that. Nathan Alpe was in top form between the pipes. Their goals were scored by Chris Avery (two), Dusty Pickard (three), and Justin Williams (three). Assists went to Phillip Rudkin, Michael Hazelden, Justin, Chris, Jack Hormer, Justyn Kennedy and Dylan Jones. Auto Specialists 2 Great Canadian Meats 7 Ryan Kaminski, in net for Auto Spec. made several saves against a tough opponent. Their goals were scored by Michael Delong and Andrew Taylor. Assists went to Devan Colston, George McCormack, Chad Gerrits and Kale Wardlaw. Jordan Clancy in net for Canadian Meats, made sev- eral saves showing such determination. They jumped to an early lead and kept on rolling. Their goals were scored by Travis Johnstone (two), Carlos Naranjo' (two), Maxwell Jacobs, and Michael Savage (two). Assists went to Aaron Wright, Cody James, Krista Crosier, Jonathan Vanoostveen, Travis and Michael Bradburn. Eco Water System 3 Wright's Feeds 3 Zackary Parker in net for Eco proved to be a force to reckon with making several saves. Their goals were scored by Tyler Geer, Joshua Watson and Travis Lee. Assists went to Travis, Jordan Mitchell, Tyler, Joshua and Haden Smith. This game could have gone either way between two evenly matched teams. Wolfe Roberts in net kept them in the game with sev- eral saves. Goals were scored by Tyler Randall (two), and Angelo Pugliese. Assists went to David Barron, Chris Hill, Jeffrey Lewis and Kevin McLean. Foundation Financial | Duff's Electric 7 Erica Gettins in net for Foundation showed deter- mination making several saves. Their only goal was scored by Robbie Ashdown assisted by Garrett Gerow and Steven Waters. Jesse Traynor, Chad Cleverdon "and Mitchell Farrell never gave up and kept digging for that puck. Duff's worked together to pull off this victory, and with Julian Barron-Clarke in net making several saves they jumped to an early lead. Goals were scored by Andrew Down (three), Joshua Meekin, Dylan Vantienen (two), and Vaughan Heard. Assists went - to Joshua, Dylan, Gordon Rowe, Samantha Atom Girls Predators squad hand Cobourg a 2-0 loss Port Perry Predators travelled - to Trinity College Arena this past Monday night. They put forth a superb effort with a 2-0 win over Cobourg. Michelle Love led the way with our first goal while Ashley Morton popped our second goal. Our solid offense was dis- played by Ristow, Jordan Loyst and Nicole McGarry. Our Tykes on an impressive playoff run From Page 25 team as a whole passed well including the defence who are looking for their forwards when they break out of their own end. The Nicks, Trevor Grant and Stephen Hall on defence weren't too busy but made the big checks when called upon. As well, they set up a wall on the blue line to keep the puck in the opponent's zone. The team went eight and two in the round robin playoffs and they are now waiting to begin the best of five 'A' final against Mariposa. If the two past games are any indication the season is going to come to an exciting conclusion. Courtney defense consisting of Jamie Steranka, Lacey Churchill and Lynsey Cosburn shut down any- thing that came their way. Jennifer Joncas posted her first playoff shutout. Whether we win the Central East Championships or not has yet to be decided. All 16 players this season have shown great desire to learn, superb conduct on and off the ice and sports- manship plus win or lose. That was our team recipe all year long. Girls NORTH RIDGE EXCAVATING 9 Excavating - Grading - Site Work - Sand - Gravel - Top Soil - Triple Mix - Septic Systems * SAME PLACE * SAME GREAT SERVICE! 90 Vanedward Dr., Port Penry you should be so proud of yourselves. The coaching staff is. Jacobs, Andrew Down, and Svend Tamburro. In our instructional divi- sion the MPVs for team Waker's Appliance are Scatt Sanders, Glenn Allen Sargent, and Darren Jones. For team All Flags, Cristina Hucal, Paige Bursey and Dylin Jeffrey. For team Peter Verschuuren Haulage, Scott Verschuuren, Blake Kitty, and Tyler Kitty. For team Blackstock Karate, Andrew Wilkinson, Christian Elliott and Tyler Huleatt. Port Perry Minor Hockey Association 2001/2002 REGISTRATION Friday, March 23, 2001 6-8 pm. Saturday, March 24, 2001 92-1 pm. & 7:30-9 pm. at Scugog Arena Looking for (010 ):Y0d 5] 33) for the upcoming CER) For more information call 985-4636 bd I 1866 2001 PORT PERRY STAR em -- = ---- Coach of the Year Anard NOMINATION FORM Please note: This award is open to all persons coaching in Scugog Township. PLEASE HONOR THIS COACH Telephone: ( Nominated by: ET PPT PT PPR RE PP PPP PN Ra TL TP PN ED PPT PPT PPP PPS. EE TPT PP PT TTP Sura ET PP PP PT PP AP UP, ET PPT PP PPP, Winner of the Port Perry Star 2001 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 the way of example provides quality leadership and projects a positive public image while coaching in the community at large. REPT Tp A 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. EE EE EE EL ELE EE EE EEE ELE Eh E00 00 0a 0003084088 000000000000 00aa ass aaassrasttnsanssnenshsssssssssssstsened usdbsssesensssnsssnsesesssassens EE BE EP PP PUT EEE TE 1 he hh aaa ah aaa hahaa sass aes aaNet rer toh estar atts gasasssressetssessssssss sronsansetnssessesessenss EE EE aah EE EE eae eee hh aes ae ae her hea aaa eee hese ens shores ares estessssehsnsssssevrensnesss ER ARR PLEASE RETURN THIS NOMINATION FORM WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ATTACHED TO! THE PORT PERRY STAR, 188 MARY ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LOL 1B7 ~ DEADLINE: APRIL 10, 2001 | caw... (905) 985-8469 EE na