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WillTBY [RE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MA RCI 4, 1981, PAG 15 SPOR T _ Blades drop two to M s a 1ssiss auga The Whitby Blades girls' hockey team did not fare well against two teams from Mississauga this past weekend losing 3-0 to the Mississauga Reps. and 4-3 to Mississauga Trophy World in the league finals round robin play. The first game against the Reps. was played Sunday morning in Brooklin. Lois Pitre provided a goal and an assist against Trophy World but it was not enough to do the necessary damage to give the Blades a win. Julie Randall and Fiona Skurjat scored the two remaining Blades goals, assisted by Karen Moloney, Pitre and Gail Ravary. The loses have tied the Blades in first place with Mississauga Trophy World, each team with two wins and two losses, with two games remaining in the round robin play. Taking a break from the playoff schedule, the Blades travelled to Kingston to play the Kingston Frontenacs, a juvenille "A" team. Lead by Marg Fraser with a goal and three assists and Blades' forward Pitre in net the girls defeted the Fron- tenacs 6-1. Julie Randall scored two goals and an assist, picking up three points as did teammate Joan Mayer with three assists. Fiona Skurjat scored two goals and Cindy Clapp picked up an assist to round out the Blades scoring. The Blades will - play their last home game of the playoffs this Sunday, March 8 at the Brooklin Arena, against the North York Flyers, starting at Il a.m. The following Sunday, Mar- ch 15, the Blades, will finish off the round robin series against the Mississauga Reps. Our mistake In last week's issue of the Whitby Free Press (February 25) we incorrec- tly called the Brooklin Red- men the C.B.C. Builders in a headline about the upcoming Redmen season. The head, which read "Builders fare well in draft for 1981 season", should have read "Redmen fare well in draft for 1981 season". The Free Press is sorry about the mistake and any inconvenience it may have caused. The Whitby Ice Pix (abov novice division of this pastv Invitational Precision Compe The girls, coached by Diai Shannon Brown, Nichole Pag Lilly, Tracy Ninacs, Andrea' Two silv The Whitby Figure Skating Club pécked up a gold and two silver medals in the first precision skating competition ever hosted by the club this past weekend. The Whitby Ice Angels won a gold medal in the Eastern Ontario Sectional novice competition (an event held in conjunction with the precision com- petition). Older club mates, the Whitby Ice Crystals, picked up a silver medal for the E.O.S. junior event while the Whitby Ice Pix placed second in the precision skating pre-novice category. According to Donna Stell Precision e) won a silver medal in the pre- weekend's Whitby International etition held at Iroquois Park. ne Martin, are from left to right ge, Marnie Thompson, Christina Thondyke, Shannon Flynn, Jen- ýers and a of the Whitby Figure Skating Club the event, which drew 900 competitors frorm 44 teams, was a success. "Many of the spectators came to me afterwards and 4 v g 'I - ;j I~ - s c h s o '/ 'J Hawks advance to COSSA with 60-41 win over Trojans Spotlight on VISC This week's spotlight on the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club finds two-vear member Ji Con- nor, 10, poolside during one of her many practice sessions. Jill currently attends St. Christopher's School in Oshawa. Her favorite stroke is the butterfly and when she is not swimming Jill can be found playing basketball, football, soccer or taking to the fast diminishing snow tW do a littie cross- country skiing. Before she came to WISC Jill was a member of the Oshawa swim club for 3 yearsr Free Press Staff Photo The 1980-81 season seems to have been a good one for Henry Street High School senior Hawk teams. In the fall the Hawk's football team finished their second straight year as the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association league cham- pions, defeating the McLaughlin Trojans in the final game. This past weekend the Hawk's senior basketball team managed a sound vic- tory over the Pickering Trojans 60-41 to capture top honors in the L.O.S.S.A. finals. The senior Hawk's, who finished the regular season with a win-loss average of 30-6, held top Pickering shooter Tim Rider to only 16 points during the weekend's final held at Durham College in Oshawa. This, coupled with a 76 per cent average from the foul line and an early first quar- ter lead of 15 points, assured the Henry team's victory. Garvin Clarke was the top shooter for the winners sinking 16 points. Other scorers for Henry were Phil LeBlanc with 13, Paul Connelly with 9, Mike Cloke with seven, and Scott Kapuscinski and Brent Sullivan with five points each. With the win the Hawk's have earned their way into the Central Lake Ontario Secondary School Association championships to be held this Saturday at Durham College. The Hawks first game.is scheduled for 3 p.m. with a second gaine to be played, should they win, at 9 p.m. 4 skaters nifer Martin, Tracy Morasch, Jennifer Grass and Patti Creighton. Missing from the picture is Tammy Bailey. The girls below comprised one of the 44 teams which com- peted in the day's event. gold for Whitby aid that it was the best holding one next year ompetition of its kind they because they would like to ad ever attended," said core." The Whitby tell. precision skating teams next competitions will be on "We ve already had a lot April 4 in London, Ontario f people asking if we will be and April 11 in North Bay. IA m