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PAGE 16, WEDNESDAY, JANIJARY 9, 1985, WHITRY FREE PRESS SPORTS WE Here are the complete BWMHA resuits for last week The following are the results of last week's play by teams of the Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association. In representative team play: The Hideaway novice teani defeated Thor- nhill 3-0 on goals by Wayne Primeau (2) and Tim Chai. They then went on to slide by Unionville 7-6 on goals by Primeau (2), Jon Racicot and Paul Dillon (4). The Algoma Orchards atom squad downed Oshawa 3-0 on a hat trick byMbike Brillinger. The County Bowl peewee no. 2 tied the Oshawa Red Wings 2-al with goals by David Young and Marty Blake. However, they lost their next game to Orono 4-1. Blake scored the only Whitby goal. The Pat and Mario's peewee team beat Belleville 7-3 with goals by Darrin Lee, Dave Weir, Paul Hamilton, Grayson Hifford, Graham Burns and Mike Fulton. Brooklin - Whitby teams also did well in tournament play. In the North York tournament, the Whitby Optimist bantams lost to Finland's Kiekko Reipas 3-2 in the 'A' finals. Scoring for Whit- by were Craig Fisher and Mike Watters. The Eastway Plymouth Chrysler minor peewee's played well in the Bowmanville tournament. In their fir- st game, they Iost to Waterloo 8-3 with Whit- by goals coming from Derek Ellis, Drew Myers and Shawn Keogan. They also lost their second game 9-5 to Wex- ford. Goals by Matt Shearer, Keogan, Greg Fawcett, Justin Car- dwell and RobMartin. 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Scoring were Brian Cole (2), John Doughtery, Dean Mazer and Steve Mercer. In house league play: NOVICE Brooklin Kinsmen defeated Double 'N' Fish and Chips 3-1 on goals by Andre Marias (2) and Adam Clay. Responding was David Mitchell. Showcase Video doubled Whitby Mal Video 4-2 on goals by Matt Muir (2), Brad Lee and Steve Cooper. Responded for Whitby Maîl were Jamison Pawluk and Brian Lodge. ATOM 'Victoria and Grey Trust easily downed Brooklin Esso 6-2 on goals by Ricky Racicot (4), Tadd Kerr and Ben Newell. Responding for Brooklin were Sandy Cohen and B.J. Prout. Kameka Footwear slid by ITT Cannon 5-4 with goals by Shane Bayford (3), Jeremy Lapraire and Jamie Olenyk. Answering for ITT were Dwane Torrens, Jeff Thorne (2) and Casey Bryant. Midas Muffler beat Totten Sims and Hubicki 4-3 with Jason Peddle and Chris Packer scoring two goals each. Responding for Totten was Mike Croucher, John Sinden and Darryl Lennox. Exclusive Hair Design defeated Duff's Towing 5-3 on goals by Jeff Needham. Brandon Wall, Sean Lawrence. Steve Malanka and Shane Lawson. An- swering for Duff's were Scott Burgess, Steve Wood and Mark Lanegger. PEEWEE MeTeague Electric trounced Elegance Hair Design 4-1 with Brent Knowles and Darreli Wade scoring two goals each. Responding was Brian Cole. Dodd and Sauter defeated the Whitby Professional Firefigh- Mizen (2), Paul Ken- dall, Jeremy Harness, Sean Madili, Mike Burgess, Jeff Oullahan and Stephen Brown. Responding for the Firefighters were John Dougherty and Chad Harvey. I.W.A. Local 2-242 defeated McMillan and Bathurst 6-2 on goals by Troy Bramley (2), Brian Fernlund, Jason Yeu, Scott Wood and ding were Don Belanger and Mike Bloomer. The Mercantile Depariment Store dt -Me Miracle Food Marý 41- on goals by Steven Green and Ron Kapuscinski. Respon- ding was Philip Sauer. The results of each week's play by teams of the B.W.M.H.A. will be reported in the following issue of the Whitby Free Press. Checker's Variety atoms earn second tourney win of season The Whitby Checker's Variety minar atom representative tearn are gaining a good reputation for them- selves having won their second tournament this season. They won the 18th an- nual Hespeler Tour- nament recently to go along with an earlier championship they won in Owen Sound. In their first game, Whitby completely out- classed Preston winning 10-1 with seven local boys sharing the goal scoring duties. Kiley Moulton led the way with a hat trick. Brian Medeiros added two while singles came froni Mark Babony, Jamie Pogson, Scott Mac- DonelI, Paul LeClaîr and Brodie Richards. In the semi-final game against Milton, Whitby felI behind 2-0 and then staged an awesome comeback scoring four unan- ,swered goals in the third period to wrn 4-2. MacDonneli started the comeback with Moulton tying the game moments later. Richar- ds fired the winner with WHITBY RINGETTE ASSOCIATION Resuits Games Played Jan. 5 PETITE DIVISION Whitby Color Your Oshawa Optimists .. World.............. 8 Laura Weckman . .... ...... 3 Jennfer Hatzihoffer... 2 Kim Guymer Nicole Bleau Carrisa Keehn Whitby Pat & Mario's .8 JanieSmith........... Heather Keir ieniter Harold Mary Beth Chalenor Roemary McKenzie Oshawa Millwork2 less than four minutes remaining. Moulton then added an insurance marker, his second goal of the game. In the championship game, Whitby came up against a strnng Union- ville squad but skated to a 4-1 win. Babony stole the puck at the blue line, walked in ail alone to score in the first minute of the game and Whitby neyer looked back. Rounding out the neli (2) and Richards. Shaydon Santos and Jay Stewart provided excellent goaltending throughout the tour- nament giving up only four goals in three games. Other members of the championship teani are: Brandon Knight, 'Jantie Allison, Cameron Poland, Brett Rayne, Adam McLeod and Paul Moore. Whitby brings home the Silver Stick The Brooklin-Whitby minor bantamn teani are the Newmarket Silver Stick champions of the 1984-85 hockey seasan. They won the award over the Christmas holiday after defeating teanis from across On- tario. The first two games were against the Mississauga NOrth Stars of the Metro Toronto Hockey League. Total goals declared the winner with Whitby coming out on top by a score of 11-4 on goals by Brian Munro (4), Todd Wilson (4), Keith Primeau (2) and Greg Rennie. Whitby then went on to blank Cambridge 5-0 on goals by Rennie, Sean Hoît. David Grant, TWEEN DIVISION Whtby Midas Muffler. 8 Whitby Iolab..... 4 Stacy Guymer ........ ..... 3 Karyn Bugelli -2 JodieSyden.............. 3 Lisa Clarke Lorie Kngston Leanne Muir JUNIOR BELLE DIVISION Whitby Speedy Pickering Royal Muffler ........... il Trust............. 10 Leanne Ellis ....... ....... 5 Tammy Bates ........... 3 Mary Leu Spencer 2 Rita Bourke Tim Weber and Britty Giles. David Mitchell earned the shut-out. In the semi-final gaie, Whitby defeated tournament host Newmarket 2-1 on goals by Rennie and Pu Windover. In the final game, Whitby easily defeated the Hill Crest Summits of the M.T.H.L. 5-0. Scoring were Munro (3), Weber and Adami Foote. Whitby had a 5-0 lead at the end of the second period and coasted the rest of the way to a 5-3 victory îaking themn the Silver Stick Tour- nament champions. They now go on to Port Huron, Michigan, to continue competition in the International Silver Stick. PaRricipaCTiGflP &ilmpm