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Kings still undefeated omacpecteenisiie: siete oth- Penetang's Jr. "C" Kings remain undefeated this season following a 6-2 win over Stayner Siskins in Stayner, Monday night. Stayner opened the scoring early in the contest that saw both teams get physical at times. But, before the first period was over, Kings led 2-1 on goals by Tom Hook and Dave Robillard. Stayner's older arena and warm ice surface slowed down both clubs in the second period with only one goal being scored by King's Don Mon- teith, midway through the stanza. With less than a minute gone in the third period, Monteith scored his second goal. Kevin Beausoleil and Stuart Restrup rounded out the scoring for Kings. Penetang's Kenny Graham notched four goals against Huntsville Blair McCanns to lead them to a 6-3 victory in Huntsville, on Friday. Coach Terry Spiker said, he was pleased"' with his team's performance. "Actually," he said, "'My team played better than I'd expected." When asked if he expected a repeat of last year's championship team, he replied, "It's too early to say now. It's hard enough winning the Jr. "C"' championship once, let alone twice."' King's are now 3-0. "quite Ice is in arena Ron , Belcourt, manager of the Flos-Elmvale Arena, adds another layer to the ice in the arena. Ice could not be laid until after Thanksgiving and the end of the annual Elmvale Fall Fair. -Photo by Katy Austin They made quite a splash in Etobicoke Midland Keegos Swim Club made quite a splash at last weekend's, Saturday- Sunday, swim meet in Etobicoke. (Results of that meet will appear in Friday's paper. ) Front Row - Left to Right: Jason Purssell, 2nd row: Andreas Benkowski, Sean Brooks, Brent Lowdry, Jenny Gibson. Christine Lowdry, Chris Kin- near, Becky Whittam, Kelly Naylor, Joel Magnan, Steve Maurice, Muriel Henry. 3rd row: Danny Whittam, Ted Norman, Kyle Jerry, Barbie Hatley, Melissa Cave, Spencer Battrick, Toben Jerry. Back row: Bryan Shouldice, Lise Magnan, Anne Leavens, Chris Leavens, Elaine Baumgartner, Heather Cairns, Tim Bourrie, (coach) Frank Woodley. It's second victory for Memories!!! Penetang '"'Memories Lounge" Oldtimers won their second tournament of the year when they won the 'Carlsberg Division" of the Wasaga Beach Oldtimers Hockey Tournament which was held Oct. 12-14 in Wasaga Beach. In the first game Penetang defeated Tottenham 3 to 2. Goal scorers for the '"'Memories Lounge" crew were Rick Anderson, Mike Dubeau and Brian Merkley. Jim Dubeau, Chuck Hatfield, Anderson and Merkley picked up assists. In the second game Penetang played Wasaga Beach to a 3 -3 tie. Jim Rooney, Paul DeVillers and Fred Patterson scored for Penetang with assists going to Connie Maloney, Gary Ronald, Mike Dubeau, Anderson and Merkley. In the third game Penetang shut out the Overland Express 2 - 0. Gary Ronald played a strong game and earned the shut out. Mike Dubeau scored both goals with Ed Trudeau and Paul DeVillers each getting one assist. In the 'Carlsberg Division'? Championship game, Penetang played Tottenham once again. This time the "Memories Lounge" Oldtimers prevailed 5 - 3. Connie Maloney led the attack with two goals. Single markers going to Brian Merkley, Ed Trudeau and Mike Dubeau. Assists in the game went to Merkley, Hatfield, Jim Rooney, Jim Dubeau, DeVillers, Mike Dubeau and Trudeau. Larry Banks had a stellar performance on defence in the Championship Game and his efforts resulted in him being awarded the '"'Albert Award"' in the post game ceremonies. " MSS junior' boys' volleyball team won fhe Wildcat Volleyball Tournament at East- view Secondary School, over the weekend. Marauders played 14 games, defeating teams from Base Borden, Aurora, Woodbridge, Barrie, and Stouville. The team's offense managed to outshine its defensive abilities, which is considered the team's. weaker area. Throughout' the tournament MSS' abilities continued to improve, especially in the defense and rebound departments. To win the cham- pionship, Marauders defeated Woodbridge, last year's Georgian Bay champions, 15-9 and 15-13. Marauders' next competition is in two weeks when they return to Eastview Secondary School to participate in a senior boys' tour- nament. 7-4 over Stayner Cents notch first win of season BY RUDY FLEISCHMANN Midland Stoneleigh Centennials finally notched their first victory of the season with a 7-4 win over the tough checking Stayner Siskins, Friday night. After falling two goals behind here in the first period, Cents came back with three goals, one each by Daryl Belcourt, Al Whidder and Marlon Gieseler. Only one goal was scored in the second frame by Midland's Mike Newhouse, assisted by Drew Varley and Mike Magloughlin. In the third period, Cents moved ahead 5-2 on a powerplay goal by Doug Barber. Dary| Belcourt picked up his second of the night at 4:39 assisted by Drew Varly. Before the game ended, Cents picked up one more goal by Dave Barber, assisted by Doug Barber and Stayner netted one off the stick of Charlie Wagner while Midland was short handed. Cents' coach, Ross McConnell pointed out, that team had improved vastly over the first two games of the season. "'One practice made a big difference," he said. McConnell believes his players are performing as a team now instead of as individuals. He feels the players are also missing team leader John Walter who should be back this weekend to play against Gravenhurst. Cents are 1-2 for the season. ELMVALE AUTO Representing BOURGEOIS MOTORS Ltd Full Line FORD and MERCURY > DEALER 322-1311 The new Fords and Mercurys are on show Now! See them _ TODAY! 322-1311 83 Yonge St. South edorie ELMVALE "ig AUTO SUPPLY ASSOCIATE Wednesday, October 17, 1984, Page 15 wo temape oper ano)