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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1986, PAGE 21 SPORTS WE.EK:l Coach Lucie Hewitt- Henderson was very pleased with ail of the performances turned in by Whitby swimmers who attended the Etobicoke Long Course meet May 3 and 4. Al shouid be congratuiated and the following are the results. 10 and Under Girls: Smita Vakil: 6th - 50 back. Suzanne Dainty: 7th - 50 breast. il and 12 Girls: Jili Morrice: goid - 400 I.M., silver - 200 fiy, 200 I.M., 4th -800 fr., fth -200 bk. Colienn Leswick: 5th - 400 IM. il and 12 Boys: Scott Currie: gold - 200 bk., 4th - 1500 fr., '5th - 200 I.M., 8th - '400 fr., 400, I.M. Aaron Bradley: 8th - 1500 free. 13 and Over Girls: Julie Leswick: goid - 50 fr., 5th - 200 I.M. Wendy Primeau: silver - 800 free. Janice Currie: bronze - 50 free, 4th - 200 I.M. Micheile Primeau: bronze - 800 free, 6th - 200 I.M. Heather Arm- mitage: 7th - 50free. 13 and Over Boys: Stewart Smitb: silver - 200 br., bronze - 100 breast, 6th - 50' free. Chris Donnelly: silver - 1500 free, 5th - 100 back. Neil Mark: 6th - 1500 free. Pl ayer of the year Minor Novice hot ii Dixie Whitby's Brooklin Legion Minor Novice Rep Teamn finished off a terrifie season April 27 in the rùnner-up spot in Mississauga's >Dixie- Tournament - the third time this year the' team has wound up runner- Up. During the tour- nament, which was played during four weekends in Aprii, Brooklin Legion defeated Markham 3-1 with two goals coming from Brian Scott and another scored by Cory Brick. The teamn then went on to loose to Meadowvale Humber- view and Oakville Tri AA with Brian Scott scoring the lubs only two goals in those con- tests. From there Whitby went on to the Peel Division I.o beat Leaside 5-1 on goals by Jim Boyd, Ryan Hlorwood, Josh Wilson and two by Brian Scott. In the next game the minor, novice reps defeated South West London 4-2 with three more goals frorn Brian Scott and one from Sean Saunders who scored on a short- handed breakaway. in the semni-finai, Brooklin Legion defeated Dixie Ex- celsior 2-1 with Cory Brick and Ryan Hor- wood 'coming through with one goal each.' In the championship Whitby came up against North Toronto' who defeated them 3-1. Gavin Prout scored the clubs oniy goal on a breakaway wîth just 19 seconds left in the game spoiling the champion's shutout and showing that the boys weren't prepared to give up the ghost until the final whistle was blown. in seven Dixie Tour- namnent outings, Brookiin Legion took the most valuable player of the game award five tixnes. Brian Scott, Gavin Prout, Sean Saunders, .ieremy Schott and Cory Brick were ail namied most valuable players. The boys were in the running for second place in the Lakeshore League right up until the end of the playof fs when they went down to Peterborough in the final game and wound up in third place. The team was in two Major Novice tour- namnents and four Minor Novice tournaments this year playing a total of 59 games. They went ail the way to the cham- pionships in three of the minor tournaments before iosing and in the fourth, piayed in Newmarket, Brooklin Legion won the con- solation trophy. Stating that it had A meetiig to deai with the Iroquois Park renovation and expan- sion originally scheduled for May 8 at 7 p.m.,.will now be held at 8p.m. The public is invited to attend the meeting, but it is not for public input, warned Mayor Bob Attersley. D)iscussion at the The WJItyOdtimers slopitch team wiil be hosting a "Get the Kinks Out" tournament on the weekend of May 23 through May 25. The Iroquois Park event will be a double knockout and is open to ladies. been a great year for the boys, coach Dan Brick extended his tbanks to assistants Wayne Scott and Jim Boyd, manager Teresa Wilson and especiaily to the players and their parents who put forward a. speciai ef- fort and gave the team strong support>. meeting wiii inciude the motion passed by counr cil on March 10 to proceed immediately with the renovating and. expansion and the estimated $426784 wor- th of repairs to the Anne Ottenbrite Pool. The meeting wiii be held in the council chambers at Whitby's Municipal Building. tourney Mens DD (includes recreational teams) and masters teams (33 and over). Teams interested in entering should cali Clive Gillon at 668-8449 or Dennis McWhirter at 668-6104. w mp w froquois Swim Club Don't miss Whitby Mmnor Basebali's openmng day Saturday at Peel Park Iroquois Park Don Perkins 1