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IDA" THE CHEMIST" TODAY'S HOMES' Z S FURNISHING* 10' WSW-Wm-Samtday, Ian. 26. 2008 OFFICE DEPOT‘ PHARMASAVE“ STATE FARM‘ STOUFFVILLE Tommmomubouthowno mmmmmm causal!»th Mycolan mm,calustodny! HEALTH‘ CAA TRAVEL‘ FURNITURE SELECTION“ AW MARKVILLE" BEING WELL Mandamus mum‘s“! 'Sobctodareasotw ZEHRS‘ ' Spirit can move into 4th ‘ with win at home tonight AGE DIVISION YEAR OF FIRST TIIYOUT DATE START SECOND START (2m agedvn-playm BOYS mm W P" MM ) TIME mvour DATE ml: All tryouts are held at Mount Joy Soccer Centre Mount Joy Community Centre, 6140 Sixteenth Avenue (just east of Highway #48) ’ website: m.markhamsoccor.org Registration Available On-Llno mwmuassmmmmwmmnmmmm. Under Under Under 13 Under 15 Under 16 Under 17 Under Under Under Under 10 Under 11 Under 12 Under 14 Under 8 Under 8 Under 9 Under 9 GIRLS 1995 1993 1992 1997 1995 1993 1992 1991 1998 1997 1998 February 10 February 10 February 10 Januagz 28 Janugry 28 February 3 Febmary 3 February 3 Januag 28 February 4 February 4 February 6 February 3 Febmag 3 February 3 Februag 6 12noon 10am 9am February 13 Februag 24 February 17 Februqry 17 February 11 February I I February 10 February 13 February 1 7 February 17 February 17 February 24 Febmaw '0 Fepyary 719 Febmag 17 Febwary, 18 Februag IO 12noon lZnoon 10am 10am 9am 9am The Spirit doubled the Couchiching Terriers, the team they will most likely meet in the first round, 6-3 in front of 231 fans at the Stouffville Arena. ln winning their second straight game and sixth of its last eight outings, the fifth-place Spirit (26-12-4) trails the Terriers (27-13-4) by just two points with two games in hand. Aurora was three points ahead of Couchiching before hosting Newmarket last night. The Spirit won the regular season with the Terriers four games to two. FORTY-NINE PENALTIES, FOUR FIGHTS Sullivan, his cousin Pat McEachen and Corey Trivino had two goals each for the Spirit. Ethan Werek and Daniel Spivak had two-assist games. 'Ii‘evor O'Neil] earned his let win ofthe season. “We have to stay disciplined but still be able to protect our goalie and stick up for each other," third year Spirit forward Mark Sullivan said. “And we have to keep putting up the numbers." BY HM MASON Staff Writer The Stouffville Spirit picked up two points and some valuable tips Thursday as they head towards next 'month’s Pro- vincial Jr. A Hockey League playoffs. ln Thursday’s contest, emotions were high with referee Dave Koziel busy callâ€" ing 49 penalties, included four fights. Cousins net two goals each in fight-filled win over Terriers Earlier that day, recently-acquired Spirit defenceman Ryan Goldberg played for the North-South squad in the junior all-star game and scored the lone marker in an 8-1 loss. Also playing for the North-South squad were McEachen and forward Dustin Laren. The league recently announced its award winners for the 2007-08 regular season. Werek was named the North Conference’s Rookie of the Year. "Divine and James McIntosh played in the league all-star game Wednesday in Vaughan on the Northâ€"West team that defeated the South-East entry 4-3. Tri- vino, a late replacement for the injured Randy Johnston, collected an assist. The Florida native, who played minor hockey for the Markham Islanders, was with Brampton and Samia in the 0111, during the last three seasons before being demoted at mid-season. ey League draft pick three years ago The Spirit hosts Seguin tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Stouffville Arena, while Couchiching has the weekend off. HOST SEGUIN BRUINS TONIGHT The regular season ends Feb. 13. The top teams in each conference (Hunts- ville and Newmarket in the North, if the season ended today) receive first- round byes this year, with teams in third through sixth place meeting in best-of- five series in the first round. The Spirit is in Newmarket Tuesday night to make up a game postponed due to bad weather last month.