MARLO STANFIELD
Special to The Standard

It was a record-setting season for the Uxbridge Bruins, en route to a first place finish in the PJHL Orr Division’s regular season standings.
Over the weekend, the Bruins established a new franchise record for wins, with 33 in the season, as well as tying the franchise record (with the 2001-02 edition of the team) for points with 68.
The Bruins dethroned the North Kawartha Knights by a score of 3-1, at the Bear Den on Friday night, before putting an exclamation point on the campaign, with a shutout victory over the Georgina Ice, in Sutton, on Sunday afternoon.
With the Knights still in the race for first place, the stakes were high for Uxbridge’s final regular season home game. Through the first 20 minutes, the goaltenders stole the show, with both sides scoreless through the first period.
The second period saw the two teams trade goals, with Michael Rennie lighting the lamp for Uxbridge.
Just over three minutes into the third period, Aiden Reilly restored Uxbridge’s advantage, with an unassisted goal. At the midpoint of the third, Jackson Savery added an insurance marker that bounced in off the skate of a North Kawartha defender.
Holding a bye to the Orr Division semi-finals, the Bruins are now enjoying a week away from game action, awaiting the winner of the preliminary series between Clarington and Port Perry.
Playoff action for the Bruins is set to get underway on Family Day, Monday, February 18th, in the afternoon, at Uxbridge Arena, with a special ‘Skate with the Bruins’ event to follow. Please check uxbridgebruins.com or the team’s social media accounts for more information on playoff match-ups and game times.

With more than 650,000 square feet of exhibits, displays and attractions at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the Canadian International AutoShow is not only the largest automotive expo in Canada, it is also the country’s largest consumer show, a leader in lifestyle, technology and all things automotive. It boasts more than 1,000 cars, trucks, SUVs, concept cars, exotics, classics, muscle cars, fully electric and autonomous vehicles each year.
Among the incredible special features at the Canadian International AutoShow, it is the new cars making their first appearance in Canada that are the stars of the show.
This year, more than 30 vehicles will be making, at minimum, their Canadian debut at the AutoShow, including; passenger cars, SUVs, trucks, concepts, racecars and electric vehicles. Audi was included among the cars being unveiled in Toronto.

The all-electric SUV Audi e-tron is equipped with an entirely new Quattro all-wheel drive system, intelligent technology, and superior performance that makes driving practical for everyday life with limitless possibilities. The exterior was designed to minimize drag and maximize range. Inside is two large touchscreens, controlling everything from navigation to climate and the Audi Virtual Console, offering unique displays, graphics and readouts.
The new Audi Q3 is a family SUV with great all-round talents. In the second generation, it appears not only visually more self-confident, but offers far greater utility value, thanks to abundant space, comprehensive adaptability, and many practical details. Just like the Audi top-of-the-line models, it features a digital operating and display concept, extensive infotainment solutions and innovative assist systems. These ensure additional comfort, as does the enhanced suspension.
With a more sleek look, there are few cars as close to motor racing as the Audi R8 PI. Instant response, lightning-fast high-revving and a unique sound; the heart of the Audi R8 is its V10 naturally aspirated engine. The honed character of the new R8 models also becomes clear visually. The Single frame radiator grille has a wider, flatter line. Thick bars divide up the large air inlets. Flat slits in the hood are reminiscent of the Audi Sport quattro brand icon. The new front splitter is now wider, as is the striking low-set air vent grille at the rear. The grille rounds off the diffuser that extends quite some way up. All of which underlines the sporty look of the Audi R8.
BMW - The all-new new BMW Z4 is a modern addition to the brand’s long history of captivating roadsters. Engineered with a focus on agility, performance, and precise handling, the Z4 showcases BMW’s new design language in a two-seater with a fully electric soft-top. The vehicle’s ideal 50:50 weight distribution and aerodynamically optimized body offer pure BMW driving dynamics, while features such as BMW Back Up Assistant, Forward Collision Warning, and Daytime Pedestrian Detection with City Braking underscore the highly advanced nature of the new BMW Z4.

Cadillac - The all-new three-row Cadillac  XT6  is the latest Cadillac SUV to hit the market. A luxurious cabin is well connected with features like wireless charging, 4G LTE wireless hotspot, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and personalized user profiles. Powered by a 3.6L V-6 engine and nine-speed automatic transmission, the XT6 offers a rewarding balance of responsiveness and refinement.
The high-performance Cadillac CT6-V  is the embodiment of an exhilarating driving experience without compromise. A perfect balance of power, design and technology, the CT6-V boasts the Cadillac 4.2L Twin Turbo V-8, pushing out 550 horsepower, elevating the CT6’s performance to a new plateau. Inside is found a dynamic platform that offers a smartphone-like experience, with an intuitive interface, and the ability to be updated over time to meet a customer’s growing connectivity needs. It leverages the cloud and available embedded 4G LTE connection, to enable personalization, available connected navigation and news, marketplace and entertainment applications via the app store, and a new rotary controller that offers users alternative ways to interact with the system.
Chevrolet - All-new in 2019 is the return of the Chevrolet Blazer, the boldest and most progressive expression of Chevrolet’s design. The model is defined by a wide stance, tight proportions and dramatic sculpting. Propulsion comes from a standard 2.5L I-4 engine (193 hp), featuring intelligent Stop/Start and backed by a nine-speed automatic transmission, standard on Blazer 2.5. A 3.6L V-6/nine-speed combination with 305 horsepower, and Stop/Start is standard on the Blazer 3.6, RS and Premier models.
The 2020 Chevrolet Silverado HD  debuts the most capable and advanced Silverado HD ever. With a bold new design, the sculpted form follows its enhanced heavy-duty function. The interior benefits from similar architectural changes made to the all-new Silverado 1500, including an additional 3 inches of legroom on crew cab models and a taller, more comfortable seating position. Under the 2020 Silverado HD’s hood is a choice of two new powertrains: an all-new gasoline engine with direct injection mated to a six-speed transmission, or the Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8 delivering 910 lb-ft of torque through an all-new, Allison 10-speed transmission.
Devel Motors - One of the world’s most mysterious and powerful hypercars, the top-end model of the Dubai-built Devel Sixteen  has a massive quad turbo V16 engine pushing out an incredible 5,007 horsepower. The Canadian International AutoShow is the first opportunity to see the Devel Sixteen in the Western Hemisphere.
FCA Canada - Ram Truck’s new Heavy Duty  models out-power, out-tow and out-haul all rival pickups. The new 6.7-litre Cummins High Output Turbo Diesel achieves a milestone 1,000 lb.-ft. of torque, meaning an industry-leading 35,100-lbs. towing capacity and 7,680-lb. of payload prowess. Ram Heavy Duty rides on a new, 98.5-percent high-strength steel frame that is lighter and stiffer. The standard 6.4-litre HEMI® V-8 with cylinder deactivation delivers a class-leading 410 horsepower and 429 lb.-ft. of torque. It’s mated to a new, class-exclusive TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic. Ram redesigned the Heavy Duty lineup to be the best riding, handling and towing ever, with more than 100 safety and security features and an emphasis on comfort and confidence.
Ford Motor Company of Canada - The 2020  Mustang Shelby GT500  is the most powerful street-legal Ford ever, featuring a supercharged 5.2 litre V8 engine, delivering more than 700 horsepower. Capable of mid-three-second 0-60 mph and sub-11 second quarter mile drag times, the new GT500 features best-ever Mustang braking, cornering and track times, thanks to tech transfer from GT/Mustang GT4 racing program, including a muscle car first dual clutch transmission.
Genesis - The all-electric, high-performance Genesis Essentia Concept  is the brand’s first battery electric vehicle and features a lightweight carbon-fiber monocoque, a robust, multi-motor electric powertrain and a custom-tailored interior. Essentia is the brand’s initial concept for a true GT car and challenges the status quo as the ultimate manifestation of Genesis design and engineering. As a capable, thrilling sports car, designed to counter the complexities of a modern lifestyle, Essentia offers serenity, clarity and beauty.
GMC - The 2020 GMC Sierra HD  has a commanding, powerful design rooted in a new architecture with larger proportions. It is taller and longer, with a more confident stance, defined by a bold design that epitomizes GMC’s signature refinement and technologically driven attention to detail.    Inside, the Sierra HD’s new interior has best-in-class front head and legroom (maximum), with Crew Cab models.
A higher seating position complements the truck’s taller profile, to offer a confident view from behind the wheel. The proven Duramax 6.6L turbo-diesel engine offers high torque, high power, low noise and exceptional durability. The new Sierra HD also marks the introduction of an all-new 10-speed Allison automatic transmission, the first-ever offered in the heavy-duty pickup segment.

Hyundai

The 2020 Hyundai Palisade, as stunning as it is accommodating, is more than just a pretty face. Spacious and airy with seating for eight, Palisade premiers the first-ever tech and safety that will set new standards for SUVs, and the world. It comes available with a class exclusive blind-view monitor, fully digital instrument cluster, second- and third-row power folding seats and an in-vehicle intercom with kid’s quiet zone.

Infiniti

The Infiniti QX Inspiration  is the latest concept vehicle from Infiniti, representing the brand’s electrified future and the beginning of a new era. The development of this new electric vehicle platform allows for a spacious, lounge-like interior with technology following the Japanese principle of omotenashi, creating a welcoming environment, while assisting drivers and connecting occupants to the world around them.

Jaguar Land Rover

The newest addition to the award-winning and best-selling Jaguar F-Pace performance SUV lineup is the 2019 Jaguar F-Pace SVR. Equipped with a 550PS, 680Nm 5.0-litre V8 supercharged petrol engine and capable of 0-100km/h in 4.3 seconds (0-60mph in 4.1 seconds) and a top speed of 283km/h (176mph), the SVR features bespoke suspension, aerodynamic enhancements and new lightweight 21 and 22-inch alloy wheels to accommodate the uprated brakes. A Variable Valve Active Exhaust system ensures the supercharged V8 engine delivers a soundtrack to match its performance. Inside, the F-PACE SVR gets slimline sports seats featuring the SVR logo while the Sport Shift Selector underlines the SUV’s sports car character.
Lexus

The  brand that established the original luxury crossover segment two decades ago showcases its flagship luxury crossover  —  the Lexus LF-1 Limitless  Concept.   A  seamless convergence of angular and organic design, featuring  digital side-view monitors, 4D navigation, a Chauffeur mode for autonomous driving capabilities and more, the Lexus LF-1 Limitless Concept  is a showcase of technology, innovation and the latest evolution of design at Lexus.
McLaren

Creating the purest connection between car and driver, the McLaren Senna  is the personification of McLaren’s DNA at its most extreme. Inspired by one of McLaren’s greatest racing drivers, the Senna is the most track-worthy road car in its lineup.
Mercedes-Benz

The first fully electric vehicle in the Mercedes-Benz roster, the EQC  SUV boasts the quality, safety, comfort and performance expected from a Mercedes-Benz. It features an all-new drive system with electric motors at the front and real axles, giving the EQC the driving characteristics of all-wheel drive and generating a combined output of 402 horsepower and a preliminary range of 450 kilometres (according to the European NEDC). It comes equipped with Mercedes me connect, which provides a comprehensive suite of services to seamlessly connect drivers to changing infrastructure, making electro-mobility convenient and suitable for daily driving.

Nissan - With dual electric motors, all-wheel drive and an aggressive re-styled body, the Nissan NISMO Leaf RC  demonstrates how electric vehicle technology can deliver exciting yet quiet zero-emission power.   It is powered by two electric motors at opposite ends of the chassis, producing 322 combined horsepower and an astounding 472-lb. ft. of instant torque to the wheels. They more than double the maximum power and the torque output of the previous LEAF NISMO RC, which was introduced in 2011.
Nissan returns a staple to its Canadian lineup with the 2019 Nissan Maxima sports sedan. The retooled and redesigned Maxima transforms your drive, from elevated to exhilarating, at the touch of a button. Nissan’s Safety Shield suite of features ensures your safety, with standard Intelligent Emergency Braking, available blind spot warning and rear cross traffic alert.  The 2019 Nissan Maxima features a more voluminous front grille, with a deeper V-motion flow that carries into the hood and down the body, to the redesigned rear tail lamps and rear fascia. The standard jewel-like LED headlights and Nissan Signature Daytime Running Lights add to the Maxima's premium, high performance appearance.
Porsche - Lightweight and well balanced, Porsche’s new 718  Cayman  GT4 Clubsport  represents pure motorsport. Powered by an aluminum six-cylinder mid-mounted boxer engine, it pushes out 425 horsepower. Whether driving it at a track day or in wheel-to-wheel competition, like in the 2019 Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Canada by Yokohama Series, it is in its element. But be careful; the more you drive it, the less you want to stop. The new 718 GT4 Clubsport is more than a commitment to the racetrack, it is a declaration of addiction to motorsport.
Toyota - The  Toyota  Fine-Comfort  Ride  Concept  is Toyota’s latest vehicle that envisions mobility in a low-carbon society with advanced utilization of hydrogen and renewable energy. Rotating seats allow flexibility for up to six adults with varying personal preferences for posture, communication and relaxation, while the touch-display ‘Agent’ functions enable all to freely access information.  Future at its finest, the Fine-Comfort Ride has a hydrogen refuelling time of about three minutes and offers a cruising range of approximately 1,000 km.
Go further and experience more with the all-new Toyota Prius AWD-e. With a combined fuel consumption of 4.7 litre per 100 kilometres, it is one of the most fuel efficient AWD vehicles on the market. The AWD-e uses an independent electric, magnet-less motor to power the rear wheel. In addition to all-wheel drive, the AWD-e also debuts refined front and rear styling and additional interior updates.
Volkswagen - Touted as a four-door hot rod, the all-new Volkswagen Jetta GLI  has the power of a racecar, boasting a 228-horsepower 2.0-litre turbocharged engine and independent rear suspension, and the luxury of a sedan.
The Volkswagen I.D. Crozz  all-electric SUV concept carries the future of automotive technology, from voice-activated doors to planned self-driving technology. It is powered by an 83 kWh lithium-ion battery pack with an electric motor on each axle.
Volkswagen’s first electric racecar, the I.D. R  made its racing debut at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, and subsequently became the first car to complete the trek in less than eight minutes.

Also expected to make their Canadian debut in Toronto are undisclosed reveals from Nissan, Subaru and McLaren.
The 2019 Canadian International AutoShow, takes place February 15th  to 24th,  at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. For tickets and show information, please visit autoshow.ca.

CRAIG SCHROTER
Special to The Standard

The Lindsay Muskies and Trenton Golden Hawks played the second of back to back games on Friday night, and although this game was much closer, the Trenton squad came away with the victory once again, this time by a count of 3-0.
After a scoreless first period, the Golden Hawks struck at the 6:35 mark of the second when Samuel Duchesne scored, from Dylan McMahon and Griffen Fox, on a power play. At 14:17 the Hawks power play would strike again when Fox scored, from Jeff Lindsay and Dalton Bancroft.,
The clincher came just 1:28 into the third when Matt Nastasiuk scored, from Cameron Gaylor and Steven Elliott.
The next action for the Muskies is Sunday, in Markham.

CRAIG SCHROTER
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The Markham Waxers got off to a quick start Sunday afternoon and the Lindsay Muskies were not quite able to overcome the deficit, eventually falling by a count of 9-4.
Braedyn Aubin opened the scoring for the Waxers just 59 seconds in, with a goal assisted by Alessio Luciani and Matthew Couto. At 4:34 Nick Giunta made it 2-0, from Devyn Mayea and Luciani, and at 8:52 the Waxers lead by three, on a goal from Dylan Scriver, assisted by Sam Marit and Aubin. The Muskies responded though, with a quick pair of goals, to get right back into the game. Brennan Stapleton’s 3rd of the year, from Matt King and Blake Curran, got the Fish on the board, then it was Kalvyn Watson’s 9th of the season, from Brendan Tomilson at 13:00, to make it 3-2. The Waxers would restore the three goal cushion before the period ended though, on a shorth handed goal from Luciani, assisted by Patrick Kalazer and Aubin, then it was Matthew Hayami, from Kalazer and Ryan Roseborough.
Markham’s William Redick essentially put the game out of reach, at the 3:48 mark of the 2nd period, with a goal, set up by Mayea and Marit. Watson’s 2nd of the game was an unassisted marker for Lindsay, but Markham’s Aubin would pick up his 2nd of the night on the last second of play.
In the third Luca Esposito made it 8-3, from Christos Rodis and Hayami at 2:23, then Aubin completed his hat trick at 11:51, from Luciani and Mayea. Kalvyn Watson completed his hat trick for the Muskies, at 15:14, from Stapleton.
The next action for Lindsay is Monday night in Cobourg.

DAN CEARNS The Standard

SCUGOG: The Port Perry MoJacks earned a split in their final two regular season tune up games, before a best of three playoff series against the Clarington Eagles.

Before the game on Friday, February 8th, against the Georgina Ice, MoJacks head coach Tom Boyle told The Standard the coaching staff has been pushing the MoJacks players to start to elevate their game, to a playoff like level, in their final regular season games.
“That’s been the message, we want to start playing playoff hockey in the last four or five games, and I think we have competed well for the last three or four games and we still have a couple left, and we expect to play hard [in those games,]” he explained.
Friday’s game started off well for the MoJacks. Noah Donaghy had a first period hat trick and Owen Hurtibese scored the MoJacks other goal of the period, giving Port Perry a 4-1 lead after 20 minutes of play.
A little over two minutes into the second period, Liam Schweda struck on the power play, increasing the MoJacks’ lead to 5-1. 40 seconds later, MoJacks Captain Ben Sheremeta found the back of the net, making it a 6-1 game. Over four minutes later, the MoJacks again capitalized on a power play, this time with Hurtibese’s second goal of the game, and the MoJacks held a commanding 7-1 lead. A bit over three minutes later, the Ice would find the back of the net, cutting the lead to 7-2, but Donaghy scored his fourth goal of the game three minutes later, and Port Perry took an 8-2 lead into the intermission.
In the third, Hurtibese would score his hat trick goal, after Noah Bray scored, and the MoJacks won the game 10-2.

However, Port Perry wouldn’t find the same results in their final game of the regular season, at Scugog Arena against the Little Britain Merchants, on Sunday, February 10th.
Late in the first period, the Merchants cashed in first, taking a 1-0 lead on their ninth shot of the period.
Little Britain scored twice more in the second period, including a power play goal, and held a 3-0 lead after 40 minutes of play.
But, under six and a half minutes into the third frame, Derek Risebrough scored, to cut the deficit to 3-1. However, that was as close as they would get, as Little Britain scored three times in the third period, and won the game 6-1.
Little Britain outshot Port Perry 38-20 in the game.

One Timers:
The MoJacks will open the playoffs in Clarington, at the Garnet B. Rickard complex, this Thursday, February 14th, at 7:20 p.m. Game 2, at Scugog Arena, will be on Saturday, February 16th, at 7:50 p.m. Game 3, if necessary, will be held in Clarington, on Sunday, February 17th.
The winner, of the best of three series, will face the Uxbridge Bruins in the division semi finals.

TARA FREW Special to The Standard

TYKE: 
Hunters Sports Photography took the lead over Herrington’s Quality Butchers, 8-5.
Scoring for Hunters Sports Photography were Christopher Sternad (5), Ryker Dyson, Benjamin Pashley and Jackson Clarke. Assisting were Abigail Kuypers and Sternad.
Herrington’s Quality Butchers goals were by Mason Price (2) and Paxton Cicchini, with Carlie Doble making two assists.
W.O. Insurance slid in for the win over Canadian Tire, 8-7.
W.O. Insurance goal scorers were Avery Chambers (5), Chloe VanAsten, Reilly McCarron and Noah Depooter. Piper VanAsten and Porter Rehel each made one assist. 
Scoring for Canadian Tire were Aaron Smurthwaite (6) and Caleb Persaud.

NOVICE:
Unifor Local 1090 beat out Krown Rust Control, 8-3.
Unifor Local 1090 had goals from Delaney Cornelisse-Hall (4), Jesse Piper (2), Nathan Fraser and Jackson Powell.
Piper also made one assist. Krown Rust Control’s goals were by Logan Edgerton (3).
Scugog House Cleaners won over J.F. Construction, 11-0.
Scoring for Scugog House Cleaners were Brody Beaveridge (4), Trayson Jewell (4), Carson Ratych (2) and Lyla Buchanan.
Bradley Cloutier, Beaveridge, Jewell and Buchanan also made assists for the team.


ATOM:
Eco Water Systems won over Low & Low Funeral Directors, 11-4.
Eco Water Systems had goals from Brendan Potter (4) Jessi Stokes (4), Liam Kench (2) and Hunter Doble.
Assisting were William Sneath (2), Samuel Baxter (2), Karsen Paige, Hayden Dickoff and Kench.
Low & Low Funeral Directors goal scorers were Kaileb McCaughey (2), Isla Nixon and Ethan Powell.
Powell also earned two assists for the team.
Port Perry Dental Associates took the win over Buck’s Construx, 7-6.
Port Perry Dental Associates’ goal scorers were Liam Shisko (3), Henray Zha (3) and Lucas Culbert-Castelo.
Shisko also earned two assists for the team. 
Carter Scott (2), Brock Joyce (2), Alexis Tranter and William Aldridge were the goal scorers for Buck’s Construx. 
Making assists for Buck’s Construx were Joyce (2) and Scott.


PEEWEE / BANTAM:
All Flags Auto Service beat out Cochrane Tree Service, 4-2.
All Flags Auto Service’s goal scorers were Jacob MacLennan (3) and Torin Moore, with assists from Logan Kveton-Roy, Lucas Braband, James Leith and MacLennan.
Cochrane Tree Service’s goals came from Nathan Watson and Dylan Grant, with an assist from Trenton Jewell. 
Goble Transport earned the win over Mondo Hair Salon, 3-1.
Goble Transport’s goal scorers were Cole Smith, Adam Goble and Thomas Langford, with one assist from Goble as well.
Mondo Hair Salon’s solo goal came from Cole Casserly, and was assisted by Owen Belfry.

MIDGET:
Luchka Float Service beat Urban Landscape Solutions, 4-2. 
Scoring for Luchka Float Service were Tim Rudkin (3) and Shannon Arney, with assists by Chad Arney and Mari McDowell.
Corey VanCamp scored both goals for Urban Landscape Solutions.
The day ended in a tie between The Comfort Shoppe and Rebecca McGarvey Remax-Jazz, 5-5.
The Comfort Shoppe’s goals were from Aidan Braband (2), Tyler Moore, Jack Kehler and Karrah Mulligan. Earning assists for the team were Kehler and Braband. 
Rebecca McGarvey Remax-Jazz had goals by Jake Buchanan (2), Aidan Joyce (2) and Hannah Buchanan. Abbey Moase, Jake Buchanan and Joyce each made an assist for the team.

CRAIG SCHROTER
Special to The Standard

KAWARTHA LAKES: An already depleted Lindsay Muskies lineup took to the ice Sunday night in Trenton and after a penalty filled match which saw them fall by an 11-2 count each team will be a little bit shorter for next Friday’s rematch.

 The Golden Hawks came out strong scoring three unanswered goals in the first period, and another three in the first half of the second before Jake Rauch scored for the Muskies at 17:27.  The Golden Hawks though replied quickly to that one though and took a 7-1 lead into the second intermission.

 Dean Buchholz took over for Blake Curran in the Lindsay goal for the third period but he didn’t fare much better as the Golden Hawks kept coming.  After Joey Campbell scored Lindsay’s second of the night just 19 seconds in the hometown Hawks deposited four more to round out the scoring.  A number of penalties in the third resulted in a pair of suspensions for Lindsay and one for Trenton so there will a few players unavailable for the rematch that takes place this Friday night at the Recreation Complex in Lindsay.

MARLO STANFIELD Special to The Standard

The Uxbridge Bruins continued to run roughshod over the PJHL Orr Division competition with just one week remaining in the regular season, and the team locked in a fierce battle for top spot in the standings.

It was a busy weekend for the Bruins, as they played three games in four nights, and emerged victorious each time they stepped onto the ice. Uxbridge’s recent unbeaten run now stands at 14 games with just two games remaining in the regular season.

The Bruins won their 31st game of the season on Sunday, equaling the franchise record shared by the 1996-97 and 2001-02 editions of the team.

On Thursday night, the Bruins prevailed 5-2 over the Clarington Eagles in Bowmanville. On Friday night, the action shifted back to the Bear Den, for Canadian Tire Night, and the Bruins scored a dramatic comeback victory against Port Perry, with Jackson Savery sealing the 5-4 win, scoring with just 4 seconds remaining in regulation time.

On Sunday afternoon, the Battle of North Durham resumed, at Scugog Arena, with Aiden Reilly breaking a 2-2 tie with a pair of third period goals, to give Uxbridge a 4-2 win over the MoJacks.

Facing off against the Eagles, on Thursday, Jan. 31st, the Bruins had built a 2-0 lead early in the second period, behind goals from Savery and Toby Cooper, before the teams traded goals, with the Eagles notching a pair and Savery adding his second of the evening, to give Uxbridge a 3-2 lead heading into the third period.

The third period saw plenty of action, at both ends of the ice, but Clarington could not solve Uxbridge goalie Ryan McConkey, as he turned aside a total of 33 shots, with Stefan Palatsidis and Robert Freckelton scoring in the final frame, to seal the 5-2 win for the Bruins.

The next night, the Bruins were back at the Bear Den, for a Battle of North Durham against the rival Port Perry MoJacks, as part of Canadian Tire Night, at Uxbridge Arena, with lots of great prizes provided by the Bruins’ title sponsor.

The MoJacks stormed out of the gates, capitalizing on every opportunity in the early stages of the match, to take a 3-0 lead early in the second period.

The Bruins started to claw their way back on the penalty kill with about five minutes to play in the second, as Reilly and Savery both scored shorthanded goals, during the same MoJacks powerplay, to draw the Bruins to within a goal.

Just over two minutes into the third period, Simon Fieg scored to tie the game 3-3. However, the MoJacks caught a break with just under 8 minutes to play with Carter Thornton scoring a shorthanded goal for the visitors, to restore Port Perry’s advantage.

However, a power play goal by Savery knotted things once again, just over a minute later, setting up a frantic finish to the action. With just four seconds remaining in regulation, Savery completed his hat trick as he blasted the puck in the slot, to give the Bruins their first lead of the game when it mattered most, sealing a 5-4 win.

On Sunday afternoon in Port Perry, Cooper and Michael Rennie gave Uxbridge a 2-0 first period lead, before the MoJacks fought back with two in the second, to take a 2-2 tie into the final frame.

The third period saw captain Reilly rise to the occasion, with a pair of goals, as Uxbridge doubled up Port Perry 4-2.

Bear Necessities:
The Bruins wrap up the home portion of the regular season schedule, on Friday, February 8th, at 7:45 p.m., at the Bear Den, looking to dethrone the North Kawartha Knights.

On Sunday afternoon, the regular season wraps up for the Bruins with a 3:30 p.m. matinee match-up in Sutton, against the Georgina Ice.

TARA FREW Special to The Standard

TYKE:
Canadian Tire beat out Herrington’s Quality Butchers, 10-4. 

Aaron Smurthwaite (7), Lucas MacNeal (4) and Brooklyn VanAsten (2) were the goal scorers for Canadian Tire.  Van Asten also earned one assist to help her team. 

Herrington’s Quality Butchers goals were by Paxton Cicchini, Evan Seeney, Mason Price and Carlie Doble. Price also had one assist in the game.

W.O. Insurance won over Hunter’s Sports Photography, 6-2. 

Avery Chambers (2), Chloe VanAsten (2), Lucah Depooter and Porter Rehel scored for W.O. Insurance. Chambers also earned one assist. 

Hunter’s Sports Photography’s goal scorer was Jackson Clarke (2).

NOVICE:
Scugog House Cleaners took the win over Unifor Local 1090, 10-1. 

Scoring for Scugog House Cleaners were Brody Beaveridge (4), Trayson Jewell (3), Lucas White (2) and Justin Casserly. Earning assists were Darien Hazelwood, Bradley Cloutier, Zachary Buurman, Hallie Buurman and White. 

The solo goal for Unifor Local 1090 came unassisted from Jesse Piper.
Krown Rust Control earned the win over J.F. Construction, 6-4. 

Krown Rust Control’s Logan Edgerton (3), Onyx Kench (2) and Cameron Doran were the goal scorers. 

J.F. Construction’s Landon Lewis (2) and Charlie Langford (2) scored unassisted.

ATOM:
The game between Low & Low Funeral Directors and Buck’s Construx ended in a tie, 4-4. 

Scoring for Low & Low Funeral Directors were Charlotte Frew (2), Ethan Powell and Kaileb McCaughey. Carter Scott (4) scored the goals for Buck’s Construx with an assist from Alexis Tranter.

Port Perry Dental beat out Eco Water Systems, 3-2.  Port Perry Dental’s Liam Shisko (3) scored with an assist from Jackson VanKessel. 

Eco Water Systems had goals from Brendan Potter (2) and assisted by Jackson Schofield.

PEEWEE/ BANTAM:
Mondo Hair Salon earned the win over All Flags Auto Service, 4-3. 

Mondo Hair Salon’s Jake Cicchini (2) and Bradley Hext (2) were the goals scorers with Damien Stephenson and Hext earning assists. 

Scoring for All Flags Auto Service were Logan Kveton-Roy (2) and Jacob Pattinson, Lucas Braband, and MacLennan.

Cochrane Tree Service won over Goble Transport, 4-1. 

Cochrane Tree Service had goals by Dylan Grant (3) and Nathan Watson. Assisting were Owen Chaikosky, Grant and Watson. 

Goble Transport’s solo goal came from Adam Goble, and assisted by Thomas Langford.

MIDGET:
Urban Landscape Solutions beat out The Comfort Shoppe, 5-3. 

Urban Landscape Solutions goal scorers were Cael Williams (3), Corey VanCamp and Robbie Boadway with an assist from Boadway as well. 

The Comfort Shoppe’s Tyler Moore, Luke Kehler and Emmalee Beevor scored the goals. Assisting were Aidan Braband and Moore.

Luchka Float Service won against Rebecca MacGarvey Remax Jazz, 7-3.

Tim Rudkin (5) and Chad Arney (2) were the goal scorers for Luchka Float Service. Assisting were Cole Stephens (4) and Arney. 

Rebecca MacGarvey Remax Jazz had goals from Jake Buchanan (2), Dante Buurman and Aidan Joyce.

CRAIG SCHROTER
Special to The Standard

The Wellington Dukes visited the Muskies on Friday night, and despite the fact the Fish have had a good amount of success against the foes from Prince Edward County, they were no match tonight, as the Dukes took this one by a score of 4-0.

The Muskies were icing a bit of a depleted lineup, as there were at least three regulars in street clothes, for this one.

In the first period the game started off with an even flow, but Elijah Gonsalves opened the scoring when he got in close and roofed a nice shot over the shoulder of Muskies starting netminder Dean Buchholz. The goal came at 5:25, and was assisted by Ben Roger and Joe Roy. After a second goal was waived off, the Dukes struck quickly again, when Buchholz stopped a Jacob Vreugdenhil point shot but Dawson Ellis was there to jam home the rebound. Adam Usinger grabbed the second assist. A turnover deep in the Lindsay zone, at 15:47, lead to an Andrew Rinaldi goal, from Frank Vitucci and Ben Woodhouse, to make it 3-0.

Blake Curran came in to start the second period, in goal for the Muskies, and he looked strong as the Dukes continued to out shoot the Muskies. With the Dukes on a two man advantage though there wasn’t much he could do, as Zach Uens ripped a slap shot from the slot at 10:54 to round out the scoring. The helpers on that goal went to Tim Fallowfield and Gonsalves.

Tempers began to flare over in the third period with a number of inciting penalties and misconducts handed out but there were no more goals.

Logan Bateman picked up the shutout for Wellington, as the Dukes out shot the Muskies by a count of 50-24.

The next action for Lindsay is Sunday night, in Trenton.