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PAGE 12,WEDNESDAYAPRIL 13,1883, WHITBY FREE PRESS SPORTs WEEK0 w Bantams win crown By ROXANNE REVELER Free Press Staff The Brooklln-Whitby major bantam representative team won the Ontario Minor Hockey Associatoin AA division Ontario hockey championsbip last Fr1- day in Windsor. The Whltby boys had won the first two games against the Riverside Rangers at home and traveiled to Windsor for the third game. River- aide came out flying, determined to wln and force another game. The flrst perlod ended ina 1-1 tie, with the Whitby goal scored by defenseman Joon Lee, assisted by Chris Reier. The second period also ended in a tie at 2-2. Whltby's goal was not- ched by Greg Roberts wlth assists from Gary Mark and Joon Lee. In the third period Riverside went ahead but a shot from the point by defenseman Greg DeWltt tied the game at three aplece. The assist went to Greg Roberts. Whltby had 35 shots on net in this period alone, and the score would have been much higher if not for the excellent goaltending of Darrin Lewis of Riverside. The overtime perlod was fast and exciting. Whltby outshot their op- ponents 15-2.and put two gonals in the nets. The winning goal came from Greg DeWtt from Scott Helmer and Grog, Rob- erts, shortly followed by a goal from Gary Mark with assista going to Chris Reier and Joon Lee. Goaltending for this final game was appro- priately split by Whlt- by's two goalies, Rob Lightle and Bart Slich- ter, both 6f whom have played superbly during th2e series. Although the series The following are O.M.H.A. Final results from Brooklin Whitby Minor. Hockey Associa- tion Representative team play. Nash Mlumlnum Pee- wee 2. Nash Aluminum Peewees are 'AA' Ail- Ontariô Champions. Sweep best of five series - three straight games against Wood- stock. Game 1 - Woodstock 0 vs. Whitby 6. Gaines 2 and 3 - game sheota unavailable at this time. B.W.M.H.A. Major Bantamn. B.W.M.H.A. Bantams are 'AA' Ail- Ontario Champions. Sweep best of. five series - three straight gamnes against River- side (Windsor). Game 1 - Riverside 2 vs. Whitby 7. Game 2 - with Riverside had been qulte physical from the start, both teams stuck to hockey last Frlday and penalties were kept to a minnimum with seven going to Whitby and eight to Riverside. Congratulations to these 14 year olds for taking the Ontario Championship in three straight. They wlll be honoured at the Annual Rep TeamBanquet to be held April 30 at the Hideaway. Riverside 3 vs. Whitby 5. Game 3 - Riverside 3 vs. Whitby 5 (overtime). Ffrst City Develop- ment Juvenile. First City Juveniles are 'AA' AII-Ontario Finalists. Lose best -0f five series - three games to one. Anyone interested in applying for a coach or manager position for a Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association Rep team should contact the following Executive memnbers for an appli- cation form and return same by April 1. Contact,: Ed Scholten 579-9379; Martin, Van- Kessel 668-5107; or, Jack Goddard 668-9453. OomputeLn Corne over and hit a the local pro. If you've neyer -even tried a personal computer, this is your chance. Because the computer professionals at, Com- puterLand will show you just how easy il is to use one. You'11 quickly see that the computers at ComputerLand are flot only easy to afford and operate. downright friendly So corne on into ComputerLand.- Where personal service is par for the course. ha.kw se"i coupeu.. lm t.. ahdue j.. 111 N. SIMCOE (The OId Firehail) OSHWA4330800 Pictured above are members of the Brooklln-Whiiby Novice hockey team, who recently captured the O.M.H.A. Lakeshore Championship. Front row (left to right): Brent Crawford, Bradley Stella, Darren Roy, Kiley Moulton, Jonas Derks, Conal Tackney and Derek Dixon. Middle.row left to right): Garrett Hansford, Mike Neely, Clayton Stillar, Tom Smart, Mike Brillinger, Kelly Vipond, Pote Allison, Todd Cyr and Mike Galbraith. Back row (left to right): coach Peter Stella, assistant coach Peter Vipond, Mayor Bob Attersley (middle), sponsor Catherine Wood, manager John Tack-' rney and assistant manager Benny Cyr. -Free Press Staff Photo NOVICÉ TEAM WINS TITLE ISparked by balanced scoring, a mobile de- fence and solid goal ten- ding the Brooklln Whit- by Novice hockey' team, sponsored by the Hide- away Bingo Hall, con- cluded an* outstanding year by capturing the Ontario Minor, Hockey Association Lakeshore Championship with a convincing 3-0 victory over arch rival Picker- ing. "The team is made up of a great bunch of boys. The following are Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association House League Champ- ionship results. JUVENILE Two gamo total goal series. Grand Champlonshlp Serles. Whitby Dominion Hardware 6 vs. Bell Canada B. Goals for Whitby Dominion Hardware: Steve Wil- liamis 2, Dan Garrard, Jay Martin 2,. Paul Kashak. Goals for Bell Canada: Mark -Brasier 2, Dave Andrews, Doug Wilcox, Greg Gibson, Ken Lynde, Wayne Crosson, Kevin War- mington. Bell Canada wins Grand Championship. Consolation Champ- Ionshlp. Gus. Brown Pontiac Buick 9 vs. Brooklin Esso 3. Goals for Gus Brown: Darryl Papoushek 3, Bob Clarke 2, Jeff Lee, Ron Noble, Brent Slichter, Brad Slichter. Goals for Brooklin Esso: Ray Richardson, Leo Beenen, Glen Cutler.* Gus Brown Pontiac Bulck wins 'A' Consola- tion Champlonshlp. They are a tribute not only to the Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association but the community of Whitby that they represent. They play the game with a high degree of hockey skill and more importantly demon- strate sportsmanship at ail times," said Whitby coach Peter Stella. Including exhibitions, league play and tourna- monts, the teani played 69 games, compiling a record of 52 wins, 12 lossos and five ties. During the season they scored 328 goals, gave up only 121 goals and recorded 17 shut-ýouta. In tournament play, the teani won the A division of the Hespeler tournament, won the Pickering and Beaver- ton tournaments and won the consolation aide of the Bramalea Silver Stick tournament. "Based on our sea- son's performance, I would have to conclude that this group of young hockey players la one of the better Novice teams in the province. These kids played with dedica- tion, discipline- and maturity that you would flot expect fromn a group of eight-year olds. If they stay together in the future they will cer- tainly continue to be successful," said Stella. BMHA hockey resuits MIDGET Two game total goal senis. Grand Champlonship Snles. Kinsmon 7 vs. Dom's Auto Parts 6. Goals for Kinsmen: Renay Collins 5, Glon Cottam, Gary Burke. Goals for Dom's Auto Parts: Steven Guy. 2, Maurice Wong, Jody Doucette, Nick Brasier, Joel McOullough., Kinsmen wins Grand Championship. Kin- amen - League Champs. Consolation Champ- lonshlp. Kiwanis 7 vs. ,Sun Gold 4. Goals for Kiwanis: Robert Delong 2, Ailan Hishon 2, Mike Holter, Rene Borentachot 2. 1Goals for Sun Gold: Keith Ladouceur, Gord, M.uschett, David West- cott, Jim Perrin. Kiwanis wins 'A' Con- solation Championship. BANTAM Two game total goal series. Grand Champlonshlp Sertes. Checkers Variety 4 vs. White Rose Nursery 1. Goals for Checkers Variety: David Kilmister,' Gary Taylor, Rchard Dymont, Ken Hamelin. Goal for White Rose Nùrsery- Stevon Yor- ston. Checkers Variety wins Grand Champion- ship. 'A' Consolation Championshlp. Whitby Welding 3 vs. Roy's En- terprise 1. Goals for Whitby Welding:- Greg Clarke 2, Wade Clarke. Goal for Roy's Enter- prise: Grog MacDonald. Whitby Welding wins 'A' Consolation Champ- ionship. 'B' Consolation Champlonshlp. Dan-- forth Typewriter 3 vs. Norton Insurance Ad- justers 0. Goals for Danforth Typewritor: Sandy Connelly, David Couper, Robert Sajo. Shut-out: Terry Sawdon. DanoforthTypewniter wins 'B' Consolation Championship. Danfor- th Typewniter - League Champions. 'C' Consolation Champloushlp. LASCO Steel Black 6 vs. LASCO Steel Red 3. Goals for LASCO Steel Black: Chris Loughlean 3, Neal Muschett, Paul Paradine, Ryan Kerr. Goals for LASCO Steel Red: Kelly O'Connor 3. LASCO Steel Black wins 'C' Consolation Championship. MAJOR PEEWEE Two game total goal senis. Grand Champlonshlp Sertes. Pizza Tree 3 vs. U.A.W. 4. Goals for Pizza Troo: Jeff Perog, Dwight Claxton, Scott Macln- tosh. Goals for U.A.W.: Dorek Campbell, Brad Chalmers, Steven Wing, Dwayne Dorfmann. U.A.W. wins Grand Championship. Pizza Tree - League Champ- ions. Consolation Champ- ionshlp. F.K.L. Manu- facturing 3 vs. Mer- cantile Dept. Store 5. Goals for F.K.L. Manufacturing: Ste- phen Short, Mark O'Dell, James Mar- ahail. Goals for Mercantile Dept. Store: Clayton Self 2, Paul Noble, Robert Horan. Mercantile Dept. Store wins 'A' Consola- tion Champlonship. They're also