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PA( Is ~IDMSIM .1 IU'A~ lo sî lI 1 [IA' 1PRESS Blades husy with finals, tournies and winning By S. GIIEENAWAY Free Press Staff Eleven wins, four ties and eight losses after the begin- ning of the season the Whit- by Blades hockey team have earned their way into the finals this year yet, accor- ding to Blades coach Ruth Petrie. it is only one of the teams on-going concerns. The Blades ended up in second place for the year's play, behind Mississauga Trophy and in front of Mississauga Reps. and the North York Flyers. In the first game of the round robin championship finals the Whitby girls soun- dly defeated Mfississauga Trophy 5-1. Marg Fraser and Gail Ravary played outstanding hockey picking up four poin- ts and three points for the winners. Fraser scored two goals. the first assisted by Julie Randail and Joan Mayer, the second unassisted and posted assists on two of the three goals scored by Ravary. Randaîl and Lois Pitre added assists on the other Ravary markers. The lone trophy scorer was Karen Menton, assisted by Mary Andrews. The Blades recently made it to the finals of the Wallaceburg Lipstick tour- nament defeating the Don- sview Ladies, 2-1, and the Point Edward Supremes. 3- 2, before losing out to the London Dilts, 4-1. The Whitby girls wîll be travelling to London, On- tario to compete in the Provincial championships March 21-22 and plan to play in a tournament hosted at Laval University in Quebec. Playoffs continue tomorrow night when the Blades travel to North York to meet the Flyers. The following Sunday (March 1) they will host the Mississauga Reps. in the morning before travelling to Mississauga to meet the Trophy World team for the third and fourth games of the fiînals. Interrupting their playoff schedule, the girls will travel to Kingston this Saturday to play an exhibition game against the Kinston Frontenacs, a juvenile "A" team. During the regular season the Blades scored 84 goals, letting in 54 and shutting out opponents on four separate occasions. Builders fare well ini draft for 1981 season Now that this year's draft for the 1961 major series lacrosse season is over and done vith as of last Thur- sdav. the Brooklin Redmen have set their sights on bringing home the 'Marin ('up f rom Western Canada. This vear's îeam i- much the sanie as the 19K Red- men with a few draft ad- dîtîons :ini the persons of Jrm Meredith. acquired from the Huntsville Junor ..B ,- lacrxs.se club. and Kelvirn Ltton. a gc,-ltender, from the Csa a J u n ior cl1ub, Aiong wrî*h thtese two draft pîcks ',ne Brt-*klïr. club have ickdUr John Jordan. Cain -)e% ýne. Marty Callas, and Ai %IC "S'na1ld7frvýni he ? -0 7~ up hmrnC B C r~u:!ier'sri ~ T, McCoy to Scarborough. The 1981 season will see a 24-game schedule with the Redmen plaving their home games Thursday and -Satur- day nights at the Brooklin Mernorîal Arena. startîng M av 9 at home. Tîhe Redmen w,îll play agaiinst f ive other teamis in the major s;erïe-s. those beî ng Brampton, Fergus. Peter- borough. Owen Sound and Scarborougzh This vear's executive for the Brookiîn Redmen wîll b.e Gerry Rzvary -presî'1dent;- Erie Branton vzce- preîdet .Don Vipond treazsurer,. 1Irits Hunier secr'e:ar - M ke G ra s general manager . or .Appleby equiprrer.: manager -Peter Walen- Lora SdlV. bc, ~ di-v P~a U j-.Em:T~ Massey. Don Vipond. Barb Ormston and Connie Hobbs servîng as directors- Volleyball The Anderson girl*s midget volleyball team finished off their season last week at a tournamnent held in Prcke-ring %;innting four game-sand dropping thriee. The girls dropped both games wrý;th Pickering 15-6 and 15-6. The onJlv other boss for the Ander-son midgets: came '.'her the:.- plaved the Ux- bridge gi-15s In that serïes of iZames ;Anderson w.orn 154j. i6-1 4and lost 1-' Ajax feli13- nd 1-7a: :he a rrs ofAnde-sor The Henr-v Street Hawks s-enior bask-eîbal îearn ad- vancedbtrire sr -iasof thie Lake Ontanof Secon,-da.-'. 5c1 .-XssocÏa o.pLa:. defeatrr-g Drinev.ar. &-34 laSt w eek at H e n-v M:ke 1 e ead n sc-rrnalj7 Her.r-,,-scc~m points wîth Gahi in Clarke adding 15 and Brent Sullivan il. The Hawk midget te.am dîd ncst fair as well corng out or, the l6rend of a 4 '33 delrn agZa.îns ;cwr. for &ne ngr Ha -ks In a close game aI (Central Co)llegiatt the third Hawk'- team beat the Central juniors 49-4-4tr advance te, thre serti-final-s for tirat A] Wirial'tri nand NMark S~rdor. erethe -toip Henry scjrr ntirg:e f nsand The' junior an-d senior crirI*, preri.ttion - w~ -w- - -w -'w-'19 -1' -m ,ikatina Ie'anutfrom Whiibv twdl hp omP$>Iing this SsalurdaN- ai Iroquoix Park Competition to draw 46 teams and 3,000 spectators 7i ~ ~ ~- :c- -ere :e :72e~ ~xc ~- ~a:7~ ~a~e ac ~rr~ ~Le~r~ sça:es- M cre~e *~:s:.~a7 s~. er ~ T~: :f m~-~e :rcze ~ :c -, ~re~ ~ e.e~ s~:~ :rac~? 1.! casct anc ~ ~ Ka::cs ~ r-la? --t as.: i-e ~ me ~um~ r ~ Jca ~rs:~c S~a -n~ ~ ~cr.. ~ -etc mis Sa:~..ra. ~ a me r-cw P~'x a~ -~a~ ~ fr'c ~ ~r-a an~ lUI ~i.Crer5 ~ :z~ kr ~cn ~ ~ ~'x&sZ i 2 ~r cce si.a e~ ~ ~r~-cc~ï-c~ r.c~ce 'i.r~xx or ~~ioe ~ r~ring n ~-~a Seia Cn recLsJx. s~a:~r.~ sca -~ ~ A~ ar~~ __ f sx 'rp- ~-, t ~i N:~h j~ Z ~ ~ a~ a~t Hawks advance to semis 1 1 v ï