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mufflercentre thruway SCORE BOARD | Georgian Bay Jr. C Hockey Standings GP W L T GF GA Pts Midland Bo A270 46. 26: 10 Stayner 4 04..0.,0)' 36. 15 8 Huntsville Gel 2160; SG L7 8 *Parry Sound Bed) te eon) bo 8 Innisfil G aa).0) Or aD. 34 6 Oro Fee eal Sor 0 5 Penetang Bt ate 1S * 4 2 Gravenhurst Weeee Oi eal 2 *1 point for loss in overtime. Pen Industrial Boxling League Oct. 21 Standings . Sarjeant Co. Ltd. . Tee Pee Drywall . Dusome Texaco . Desroches Bros. Paving . Hamelin & Leroux Builders . Borsa Produce : Legion Br. 68 . Mike Dupuis Const. . Beéau-Mar Pools 10. Commodore Hotel 11. Ogilvie Mills 12. Pilon Const. OnNou hr WN © Simcoe County Cross Country Championships October 23, 1986 32 31 30 27 ZY, 27 23 23 21 OIL a7 15 Number of Schools Participating - 41 Number of Runners in total - 814 Overall Finishing Placements of Schools 1. Assikinack 326 Pts 4. Monsignor Castex 687 Pts 7. Ecole Saint Joseph 713 Pts 10. Huron Park 885 Pts 12. Victoria Harbour 898 Pts 15. Parkview 983 Pts 17. Waubaushene 1176 Pts 20. Corpus Christi 1497 Pts Junior Girls (142 Runners) 1. Winning Time 2. Barbara Huffman - Huron Park 3. Angie Buss - Huron Park 11. Jocelyn Middleton - Vic. Harb. 19. Tara Lemieux, St. Joseph 20. Betty Ostertag, Waubaushene Junior Boys (157 Runners) 1. Robert Kirkman - Vic. Harb. 2. Erin Coutts - Parkview 9. Adam Hervieux - Mon. Castex 10. Darren Cruise - Mon. Castex 11. Kevin Lunnie - Parkview 23. Duncan Barber - Huron Park 24. Brent Lunnie - Parkview 8.48 8.51 8.56 9:17 8:14 8:28 8:37 8:39 8:41 Intermediate Girls (Aged 11 & 12 - 140 Runners) 1. Winning Time 11. Kyla Rollinson - St. Joseph 15. Christie Corbiere - Mon. Castex 10:05 10:58 11:07 Intermediate Boys (140 Runners) 1. Winning Time 13. Roland Robitaille - St. Joseph 19. Jeff Sauve - Mon. Castex 20. Michael Gatehouse - Vic. Harb. 22. Miquel Juneau - St. Joseph 24. Mark Thompson - Vic. Harb. Senior Girls (107 Runners) 1. Winning Tikme 2. Sheila Stafford - Port McNicoll 9. Tracy Dean - Corpus Christi 11. Tanya Copeland - Port 12. Kim Hocken - Port 15. Cheryl Kettle - Parkview 17. Bernice Spencer - Huron Park Senior Boys (128 Runners) 1. Winning Time 5. Girard MacNeale - Huron Park 6. Doug Summers - Vic. Harbour 10. Sean Lavin - Huron Park 14. Travis Kirkman - Vic. Harbour 18. Stephen Bernard - Mon. Castex 19. Sean Armstrong - Parkview 21. Craig Dempsey - Huron Park 9:22 10:00 10:03 10:00 10:03 10:52 11:16 11:22 11:29 11:43 8:58 9:24 9:39 9:44 9:52 mufflercentre thruway e EXHAUSTS ¢ SHOCKS ¢ BRAKES ¢ SPRINGS HWY. ¥3 & HUGEL AVE., MIDLAND (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 Weekend Pee Wee league action The Penetanguishene Driftwood Major Pee Wees completed a very suc- cessful weekend of hockey by winning one game and tieing the other, their first Georgian Bay Minor Hockey Association league game of the season. On Friday, Oct. 24 in Elmvale, the Driftwood Pee Wees squeaked out a 2 - 1 victory to stretch their exhibition play record to 2 and 2. Jesse Bazinet open- ed the scoring at the 5:22 mark of the second period to give Penetang an early 1 - 0 lead. David Brooks was credited with the assist after working hard in the corner to get the puck out to Bazinet. Chris Mar- childon made it 2 - 0 after being set up by line-mates Jesse Bazinet and Tim Mason at the 11:25 mark of the second period. Elmvale's Joe Vanhaarhouven rounded out the scoring with only :58 seconds left in the third period to spoil the shut-out bid by Penetang goalies Scott Galt and Claude Vallee who both played well for Driftwood. On Sunday, Oct. 26, Driftwood Pee Wees travelled to Collingwood to play their first regular season game in G.B.M.H.A. league play. The local team were a bit unorganized in the first six "minutes of the game and before you could say Howie Meeker three times, Collingwood struck for three quick goals. Having their backs to the prover- bial wall, Driftwood Pee Wees demonstrated character by replying with three goals of their own to tie the game just before the end of the second period. Not only did they show their offensive power, but they scored two of these goals when shorthanded! Once again, it was Jesse Bazinet who scored Penetang's first goal on a pretty pass from cen- treman Tim Mason who drew the assist as did Ray- mond Dupuis. Less than two minutes later, it was Raymond Dupuis who scored his team's second goal on a hard blast from the point after being fed the puck by David Beausoleil from the corner. Adrian Maurice made it 3 - 3 just minutes later as he was set up in the slot by both Billy Leonard and David Brooks. With only six seconds left in the se- cond period, Collingwood went ahead 4 - 3 and took this lead into the third. Early in the third, Drift- wood's. Chris Diesveld scored a well-earned goal by working hard in the cor- ner and then when he pass- ed it out to the slot, the puck hit the Collingwood goalie's pad and deflected into the net to tie the game at 4 - 4. Adrian Maurice scored his second goal of the game mid-way through the period to give Penetang its first lead of the game with only six minutes left. Not to be outdone, Coll- ingwood tied the score three minutes later, but it was Driftwood's Kirk Ruston who scored what appeared to be the winner with only 1:44 left on the clock. Collingwood's Tyler Lanktree tied the game at Nin, Where 's my stickum? Flyers' Glen Johnson grimaces as he attempts to hold onto the ball during Sunday's Touch Football action at MSS. The regular season has been completed and Bell Canada team hot in opener Midland Bell Canada Minor Peewees opened their 1986-87 Georgian Bay Minor Hockey Association season with a 4-3 win over Stayner Friday night at Wasaga Beach. Ryan Walser opened the scoring for Midland with the only tally of the first frame at 2:12 when he con- verted a Ryan Descham- bault pass. Adam Bourgeois made it 2-0 for Bell Canada with an unassisted tally at 12:22 of the second stanza before Stayner came back with a pair of goals within a minute to knot the score at 2-2. However, with just over three minutes remain- ing in the period, Troy ESPSS faces MSS in by Laura Grabinsky Last Monday, high schools from Penetangui- shene and Midland met to match their basketball skills on the 'Skins homecourt. The ESPSS Seniors ex- perienced an unfortunate defeat at the hands of Midland Secondary School by a score of 43 - 28. The Opening quarter was a neck in neck battle bet- ween the girls but MSS held a lead of 9 - 8. At the end of the first half though, the Marauders had climb- ed ahead of the Red Skins five points leaving the score 17 - 12. The rest of the game was in the oppos- ing teams hands. The strong players who gave the game their best ef- forts were Ruby Degenaar with 16 points and Cathy Pilon and Monique Hamelin with six each. Last Saturday (Oct. 18) the Senior 'Skins made it to the finals when they com- peted in another tourna- ment at Barrie Central. Their first win was against Thornlea, by a score of 44 - 22. The second game against St. Joseph's of Barrie was extremely close but the 'Skins managed to sneak by, winning it 21 - 20. The third and final game was a defeat for the Penetang girls with Brock winning 47 - 39. 6.- 6 with only 36 seconds remaining in the game after catching Penetang's rearguards up ice in the dy- ing moments of the game. Once all the smoke had cleared, the game ended in a tie giving each team one point in the league stan- dings after their firs. playoffs will be held next Awards will be handed out following the 'A' Division Final game which begins at 12:30 p.m. at PSS. Caley teamed up with David Ferris to give Midland a lead they would not relinquish. Caley added an in- surance marker at 8:23 of the third before Stayner made it close with a counter with just 55 seconds remaining in the contest. outing. The Penetanguishene Driftwood Pee Wees will play an exhibition game on Saturday, November 1 in Bracebridge before playing another regular league game which will be against their rivals from Midland On Nov. 2 weekend at MSS and PSS. Bell Canada was assess- ed 10 minutes in penalties on the game to 12 for the hosts. The next game for the Midland Bell Canada Minor Peewees will be this Thursday on the road against Wasaga Beach. The first scheduled home game for Midland will be Sun- day, November 2 against Elmvale at 4:30 p.m. play Monday The Junior lady 'Skins are doing exceptionally well this season, wjnning five out of six games so far. The Midland Marauders were good competition for the PSS team but they lost out 45 - 41 last Monday. The Junior basketball team held the lead throughout the game, ending the first half by a ten point spread of 26 - 16. JoAnne Robitaille, who was unable to play the previous game due to in- jury, was back in action scoring 11 points with Julie Morrison netting nine. Keep it up girls! In midget play, it was another bad game for the Midget 'Skins when they suffered a major loss to MSS of 75 - 15. After the first quarter the lady 'Skins knew they were up against tough competition when the Marauders lead the game by a score of 22 - 1. Tuesday, October 28, 1986, Page 23