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PAGE 20, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1987 Henry second in DYSSAA track Brett Herod from Henry Street High School continues to win in track and field placing first in the 100 and 200-metre events at last week's DYSSAA competition. Herod also had a fourth place finish in the 110-metre hurdles, to iead the Whitby high school to a second place finish overall. In all, Henry Street will be sending 20 students to this week's regional finals in Oshawa. Steve Yorston was first in the 400- metre hurdles and second in the 110-metre hurdles. Herod and Yorston joined Mark Bateman, who was second in the 110-metre hurdles, and Bob Linklater to place first in the senior 4-by-100 metre relay. Linklater, Yorston, Herod and Craig Donaldson then put their talents together to place first in the open 4-by-400 metre relay. In individual competition, Donaldson was first in the junior 400-metre hurdles, third in the 400 and fifth in the 800. Bob Willets was first in the midget boys' 1500 and third in the 800. Jon DeBruyn was fifth in the midget boys' 1500 and third in the 800. Jon DeBruyn was fifth in the senior 3000-metres. Andrea Bachiocchi and Jennifer Cooper lead the way for the Henry girls amassing two firsts and two seconds. Bachiocchi was first in the 100- metre hurdles and second in the 100 while Cooper was first in the midget girls' 3000-metres and second in the 1500 metres. Donna Humphrey tied for first in the junior high jump, teammate Ava Cowan was second in the junior long jump. Kelly Joseph was second in the junior girls' 1500-metres and third in the 800, Natascha Buchan was second in the senior 3000, Char- maine Nelson was fourth in 400 hurdles, Julie Parkers was sixth in 80-metre hurdles and Michelle Par- ton was fifth in the midget 100 and sixth in the 200-metres. Henry's senior girls' 4-by-100 metre relay team was third while the girls' 4-by-100 relay team was fifth. Two coaches needed Coaching positions have been filled at all levels but two for the Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association for next season. The association is seeking coaches for major bantam B and midget B teams. Coaches and their teams already decided for the 1987-88 season are: R. Harrison, minor. novice; C. Terry, novice; J. Boyd, minor atom; M. Westenhoefer, minor atom B; Mike Primeau, atom; E. Lee, atom B; J. Bricken, minor peewee; R. Burgess, minor peewee B; P. Vipond, peewee; R. Brillinger, peewee B ; Charlie Washer, minor bantam; G. Rock, minor bantam B; P. Kiley, ban- tam; Larry Windover, midget; C. Mason, juvenile. JOANNE HOOD of Henry Street High School won the 1500- metre run and was a close second in the 800- metre at the Durham- York track and field championships last week. The long distance specialist now will com- pete in the regional finals this week at Oshawa Civic Stadium. Free Press photo 18 qualify Eighteen members of Whitby's Kiitchi Sai Judo Club have qualified for this year's Ontario junior provincial championships, known as the junior Olympics. Blue belts Chris Campbell (54 kg.) and Jim Boisvert (59 kg.) will compete in the boys 14 to 16 category. Orance belt Charlie Kirkby (43 kg.) and green belt Jason Sands (37 kg.) will compete for boys 12 and 13. In the age 9 to il division, orange belts Wesley Vickery and Dan O'Hara will compete at 46 kg.? orange Alex Nicol at 43 kb.; Green Jeff Dusome and orange Joe Vickery at 40 kg.; green Ben Prince at 37 kg.; orange David Dean and yellow Ian Edwards at 34 kg.; orange Kyer O'Hara and yellow Stephanie Kirkby at 29 kg.; yellow Tim Sands at 26 kg.; yellows Taki Kristanas, Maria Kristanas and Nicole Dusome at 23 kg. The junior Olympics will be held May 30-31 in Timmins. Anderson will send 17 to regionals Seventeen Anderson CVI studen- ts qualified for this week's regional finals in Oshawa following strong performances at last week's DYSSAA competition. Leading the way was Joanne Hood who set two personal best at the competition held Thursday at Oshawa's Civic Hood was first to the tape in the 1500-metre event with a time of 5 mins, 32. secs. She then placed second in the 800-metres with a time of 2 mins, 32 secs. Hood's performance was followed closely by Suzanne Peron- ni who placed first in the junior 40O- metre hurdles and second in the 80- metre hurdles. Angie Lisk placed second in the senior girls' long jump and fourth in the senior high jump. Shirley Tsai placed fourth in the girls' javelin while Melisia Ver- nhoff was third in the midget high jump. Donna Petrie was fourth in the junior 1500-metres and fifth in the 3000-metres. Sylvia Watson was fourth in the midget girls' 3000. Selena Tsai was second in the junior girls' javelin. Tracy DeSilva was fifth in the open girls' triple jump. Michelle Primeau was fourth in the junior shotput and sixth in the discus throw. Anderson runners took two of the top six places in the open boys steeplechase. Dave Carroll was fif- th and Colin Lacy was sixth. Jason Gurd had two fourth place finishes at DYSSAA in the junior boys' 1500 and 3000-metres. Gene Rainy was third in the midget javelin. Hood and Peronni teamed up with Paula Barrack and Stephanie Sears for a fifth place finish in the, 1600-metre relay open event. Angie Lisk, Paula Barrack, Roxanne Kwan and Suzanne Peronni were fourth in the senior 4- by-100 relay. Durham golfers can. putt to help charity Durham golfers have five more days to "putt" their clubs to use for those who can't. The annual AI Balding's Golf Week for Timmy, supported by the Durham Regional Police Association, began May 16 at cour- ses throughout Durham Region. The event runs until may 25. Last year, the charity event raised $4,917 in Durham Region. Dale Allan, president of the Durham Police Association said at a recent press conference at Thun- derbird Golf Course, that the association expects better results this year. Last year, four days were washed out due to rain. The event is a fundraiser for Easter Seals, at 65, the oldest children's charity in Ontario. Participation is as easy as playing a round of golf. When you begin your round at any one of the courses par- ticipating, simply purchase .a Timmy/Tammy score card for $10. Some courses have eliminated the green fees during the event while others have reduced the cost. For clubs with 25 or more par- ticipants, a chance to enter a tour- nament is being offered. Based on a special handicap system approved by the Canadian Professional Golfers Association, low scorers will be invited to attend a tournament of champions at Hun- tington Golf and Country Club, July 22. For those who don't feel at home SEE PAGE 21 Savelle first in Ontaro Rob Savelle of the Whitby Optimists Wrestling Organization, recently placed first in his weight category at the Ontario championships. Savelle went on to place third at the Canadian finals held in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The Gr. 8 student from Col. J.E. Farewell wrestles at 110.5 lbs. Savelle was not the only member of WOWO to place at the Ontario's. Grade 8 students Simon Wright of Whitby Senior Public School and Tom Patton of Col. J.E. Farewell, and Gr. 9 student Peter Kalnay of Henry Street High School, each were second in their divisions at the Ontario meet. SIMON WRIGHT ROB SAVELLE PETER KALNAY TOM PATTON