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WHTTBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1986, PAGE 17 SPORTS WEEK Durham hosts national soccer tourney Two Scarborough area teams Winl represent Ontario ini the Petro-Canada Cup (national youth soccer championshlp) which is being played frona Oc- tober 10 to 13 at the Oshawa Civic Stadium. Six girls' and six boys' teams from across Canada wlll arrive in Oshawa in hope of win- ning the Canadian titie. The boys and girls competitions will be playing on alternative fields through the weekend. Each team playing in these finals has already captured its provincial champion- ship. The Ontario teams participating i the Petro-Canada Cup un- der 14 championships are: boys - Wexford Soccer Club, Scar- borough; girls - Scar- boroughUnited Soccer Club. Both teams recently captured Ontario Cup championships to ad- vance to the Canaclian championships. Each'group of boys and girls teams is divided into two groupa of three teams based on last years results. Each group of three plays a round-robin , tour- nament. The winner of each group advances to the Petro-Canada Cup final. The'runner-up, in each group advances to the bronze medal round. The remaining teams play in the consolation final. Teams: participating in the under 14 Petro- Canada Cup are: 1Girls: Ontario - Scar- borough United, British Columia - Richmond Oldon Pirates, Quebec - to be determined, Alber- ta - St. Albert Edmon- ton, Atlantic - St. John's Alstar Newfoundland and. Prairie - Portage Trail Manitoba. Boys: Ontario - Scar- borough Wexford, British Columbia - Delta YSA, Aberta - Leth- bridge Kickers, Atlantic' - Dartmouth United Nova Scotia and Prairie - Kilcona Kfickers Manitoba. The date and time of games are as follows: Friday, October loth, 7:15 p.m. - Opening ceremonies; 5:30 p.. - British Columbia vs' Prairie (girls), field III; 5:30 p.m. - Ontario vs Atantic (girls), main stadium; 7:45 p.m. -On- tario vs Prairie (boys), main stadium; 7:45 p.m. -, Atlantic vs Quebec (boys), field III. Saturday, October il - 11 a. M. - Alberta vs Prairie (girls), main stadiuni; i p.m - Quebec vs. Atlntic (girls), main stadiuxn; 3 p.ni. -, Alberta vs Prairie (boys), field 111; 5Sp.m. - British Columbia vs Quebec (boys), field III. Anderson runners aim.for DYSAA By TRAVIS LINDGREN The Anderson cross- country team bas atten- ded three meets this season. The first meet they were at was the Har- wood Invitational in Ajax At this event 1985 LOSSA champion Jason Gurd finished fourth and Dave Hunter fihished fifth. Junior girl's 1985 LOSSA champion Donna Petri came in the fourth spot. Overaîl the junior team finished first in the meet. The second meet they went to was the Trinity College Invitational. At this meet Petri finished a strong third while Dave Carroil finished in the ninth position. S"The Trinity meet had many teams from ail over Ontario, 50 we did really well con- sidering ail the coni- petition," said Barbara Dillion, coach of the teani. The most recent tour- ney they attended was the Blue Devils In- vitational at Brighton. Gurd finished fourth while Petri finished fif- th. Midget boy Trevor Demeris finished third. "'There is a-very good chance we will make it to DYSAA this year," added Dillion. The top ten in- dividuals and the top three teams at LOSSA make it to the DYSAA competition which will be at Dagmar this year. "O'Neil of course is the top team in the area but as for second it is between Ajax and us. I think ivre can take Ajax for that second spot," predlctedDiMlon. The team has two more meets before they start the LOSSA com- petition. Good luck!1 Sunday, October 12 il arn. - British Colum- bia vs Alberta (girls), field 111; 1 p.m. - On- tario vs Quebec (girls), field 111; 3 p.m. - On- tario vs Aberta (boys), main stadium; 5 p.m. - British Columbia vs Atlantic (boys), main stadium. Monday, October 13- 9 a.m - Girls Consolation Final, ield III and Boys Consolation final, main A muddy field didn't stop the Henry Street High School junior and senior football teams from playing teams from Brock High Sehool Iast Friday. stadium; il a.m. - Girls Bronze Medal Final, main stadium and Boys Bronze Medal Final, field 111; 1 p.m. - Girli Petro-Canada Cul Final, main stadium; : p.m. - Boys Petro Canada Cup Final, mair stadium. 'tory iThe junior team won 12-6 while the senior team won their first game of the year 13-O. Free Press Staff Photo Whitby swimmirers strong in Early Bird Another swim season which saw manyfine lst - 25 free, 25 back. 5th - 25 back. Maggie fr., 100 fly, 200 1.M., 3rd - Bell: lst - 25 bk., 2nd - 25 100 bk., 100 br., 50 fly, was kicked off i Whitby swims. Ail should be Anne Morrice: 2nd - 25 Leighton: 6th - 25 free, 100 br., 4th - 100 bk. fr., 5th - 50 fly, 6th - 100 100 1.M. Neil Balan: 2nd on Sunday, October 5, at congratulated on their free, 4th - 25 back. Vicki 25back. Danielle Johnson: 2nd - I.M. Leslie Dowson: ist - 50 fr., 100 bk.,.100 I.M., the Anne Ottenbrite performances. The Marsh: 2nd - 25 back, 10 and Under Girls: 100 bk., 3rd - 100 fly, 200 - 25 fr., 4th - 100 I.M., 6th 3rd - 100 br., 50 fly. ]Rick Pool. Clubs attended following are the 5th - 25 free. Lisa De] Suzanne Dainty: lst - 59 l.M., 4th - 50 fr., 100 br. - 100 bk. Janine Ainley: Marsh: 2nd - 100 br., 50 from Oshawa and Port results: .Mastro: 3rd - 25 back, fr., 100 breast, 100 fly, Jenette Bradley: 3rd - 50 2nd - 25 bk., 3rd - 25 fr. fly, 3rd - 50 fr., 100 bk., Hope for the Whitby 8 and Under Novice 4th - 25 free. Leah-Anne 200 I.M., 3rd - 100.back. fly, 100 I.M., 5th - 100 10 and Under Boys: "Early Bird Meet" Girls: Nicole Proute: Mclnnis: 3rd - 25 free, Molly Morrice:- 2nd - 50 br., 6th - 50 fr. Andrea Sandy Mark: lst - 50 fr., See Pg. 18