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s economist suntribune sports- suisii march 72006 i tide turns in spirits favour from page 1 bringing the rewedup stouffville squad to within a goal with a blast from the blueline at the periods midway mark will changs shot from the top of the faceoff circle trickled through the legs of hurricanes goalie chad lynch and across the goal line with four min utes left to send the game into overtime we knew if we got one goal that more would come said large adding he joked with teammate mike tucciarorie on the way to the rink that the game would go into overtime and he would get the winning goal spirit assistant coach craig donovan said he could feel the tide turn as the third period wore on the score was 40 but we deserved better half way through the third i knew it was going to be our game michel bond engineered the serieswinning goal when he won a faceoff deep in the spirit zone and led a twoonone break with large into the hurricanes end michel took it wide and iwent to the net large said he passed it to me and i put it in the short side between the post and his lynchs block er the spirit held a 2821 advantage in shots on goal during the first two periods hitting several goal posts and crossbars but couldnt solve lynch they ended up with a 4732 edge in shots bond who was a prominent force all night said it was a matter of the spirit going for broke in the chris large third period we had nothing to lose so we went all out and pulled it off we finally got the intensi ty that we didnt have in the first two periods it was fun bond admitted things looked bleak after 40 min utes to be down 40 is the worst thing we had no momentum large credited spirit goal keeper george eliopoulos with keeping the spark alive when he made an outstanding save on a breakaway after stouffville had cut the lead to 42 oshell said his team recovered to shut down the hurricanes explosive offence in the third period and the overtime we picked it up in the third they newmarket couldnt get anything going said the burly defenceman perrin said his team might have difficulty preparing for the conference finals after the emo tional high of downing their newmarket archrivals its going to be toiigh to refocus for couchiching the spirit and terriers begin their set friday night in orillia former nhl superstar bobby orr was among the 1000 spectators who took in sundays game orr a bostonbased player agent was on hand to watch his clients george eliopoulos and dan speer orris the uncle of spirit centre doug orr massive inemto cfeflmiee 1999 central air conditioners call now for details bffiduewood m 4791024 heating air conditioning 905 when theure gonetheyre gone iway store closing 1661 denison st markham kennedy rdvdenison st timmmlm all inventory is 1070 off excluding tobacco 1999 fashion 60 off grocery 20 off pre 1999 fashion 70 off housewares 20 off footwear 60 off toys 40 off electronics 30 off other items are up to 70 off all sales are final no refund or exchange fr r 9 v i ri t i t vi nil m s i i i i t back by popular demand kids running shoes warehouse sale march 919 only lah locatedinswe m all shoes o 75 off q99 starting at v up jbrooks r the toy superstore 145west beaver creek rd unit 2 richmond hill 9057094370 hours mon fri 106 sat 1q5 sun 125 vpr and farmine arc reggmti trademarks f cyanamtto otanericancyanamidconipanr viper performed super it was success story 0107 mmmmm r atharvest time and iwreean viper seemed todimiriate v v v i there was nothing in tliet jeld at alltherewas no foxtail nptjroacileafsr v winston armstrong dundee qc i laslliilllll siiillllllisfisisk r t authorized dealer ovnion 1111 for more information contact your retailer call 1 800 263 1228 cr vit i f r k f f i l t t f 4