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PAGE 24. WITBYFME PRES&WDED .ARL18.1990 Bantams daim2nd provincial titile CARVER RANSOlCE of Dunbarton High Sehool was a big bit with this leap during the slam dunk conteet at Durham College buet week. But Heath McLeod of Pickering High School won the event and a trip to Chicago to eee Mfichael Jordan and the NBA baeketball Bulle in action. Whitby'e Matt Cook alec> competed in the slam dunk contest. Gîlchrist rink tops The AI Gilchrist rink reoently won the Dupent Trophy as mixed Curling champions of th e Whitby Curling Club. Eileen Gilchrist was vice for the rink Ray OToole second and Jane O"koole lead. Runner-up was the rink of skip Jack McCorkell, vice Faye McCorkell second John Bennett and lead M~aria Bennett. The Flo Lott Memorial Trophy, for winning the second event, was therik of ski p Jim Cush- nie, vice Joan Cushnie, second Jim Hutcheon and lead Sharon Lunner-up was the rink of skip Dave Werry, vice June Werry, second Jef Eatock and lead Sophie Javorksi. Third event winner of the Nokia Trophy was the rink of skip en1S'th vice Barb Jar- vis, second Bilf Mowbray and lead Cathy Mowbray. Runner-up was the rink of skip Don Gliuz, vice Winnie Glilz second Garry Berry and iead Bonnie Berry. Consolation event wiuner was the rink of skip Ron Ennis, vice Charlotte Ennis, second Steve Mahouey aud bead Ellen Mahoney. Runner-.up was the rink of skip Toley Woznxak, vioe Shirley Woz- nialc, second Larry Laloude and lead Gale Lalonde. MeCammon The Whitby major bantam ' AA£ team won the ali-Ontarjo provincial championship series over the Easter weekend in Walden, Ont. Whitby had earned a berth in the tournamient by earlier winning the OMHA champion- ship; Goulding Park represented the MTIH1, Valley East won the NOHA, aud host towu Walden jearticipated. Friday, after a lively bus drive. Whitby lost a close game te Valley East by a score of 3-1. Todd Cyr had Whitby's loue niarker halfway through the second.period. Valley East scored the go-ahead goal at the 5.39. mark of the third period and added another inte the empty net. In their second game of the tournament, Whitby met the host team and wa]ked away with a 13-1 victory. Whitby got two goals each fromi Geof Cadan, Kelly Vipon, Cyr aud Mark Wisdom, and singles from Jamie Alilson, Jordi Johuston, Marlon Sookdeo, Conal Tackney and Brad Stella. Later Saturday afternoon, Whitby took on Goulding Park. In a very closely fought game, the teams were tied at 1-1 after the first period with Sookdeo scoring for Whitby. Cyr evened the score at 2-2 at the end of the second period. In the third period Whitby took coutrol of the game with Doubles team first in badminton By NicoleLyk The senior mixed doubes team of Heather Van Patter and Brian Luf of Henry Street High School were first in their division of LOSSA senior mixed doubles badminton on April 4. SunJay Ghandi of Henry and Danielle May of Henry each fin- ished fourth in junior singles in LO)SSA West competition. Henrys juniorHedoubles teami of Steve ranoe aud Tyler Finders was fourth in their division at LOSSA West held March 28 at Pickerin. "DYSSA will be this Thursday and hopefully we1l have a junior teanu there with our senior team,»" said Henry coach iànda Parashack. "We have very high expectations for the senior pair. The junior teams ahl have great promise for the future. Fim look- ing forward te, working with them for the next couple of years." d rink captures ladies The rink of, skip Gerri McCam- Third WE mond, vice Mary Parks, second Joanne D Sharon Munro and lead Wancia Chew seco Coates won the Bonnetta Family lead lËdie à Trphy as champions in the skip Jane': ladies' comptitiveculn bons- shaw, secor. piel at h tby Curlin~g Club lead Gail K Second went te, the rink of skip The ME Mary Lynu McKaj, vice Heather most poin, Miler, secoind athy Mowbray during the and beach Carole Spellen. rink skidpp4i playoff ent te the rink of skip 'vans vice Margaret rmd Joan Cushnie and M4oore. Fourth went to rooze, vice Elaine For- id Lorraine Dixon and Ânager's Trophy, for its in ladies' curling eseason, went te the ed by Evans. goals from Taeknay, Wisdom and Cyr. In the championship game on Sunday afternoon., Whitby met Valley East once again. In two previous meetings of these teamns, Whitby found themnselves on the losing end of both games. However, on this afternoon, the outeome was different as Whitby knocked off Valley East by a score of 5-3. At" the end of the opening frame, Whitby trailed.2-O. The teamr pulled it all together in the first five minutes of'the second period and jumped -out to a 4-2 lead. During that stretch, Johnston, Tackney (2) aud <lande Allison scored. Stella added an insurance goal in the third period. Fyre again tops Whitby Ice Fyre recently won their third straight Canadian championship in semior precision skatin. lce te won a close, tense com petition over perennial rivais, Lavai, of Quebe, in the nationals at Kichener-Waterloo Apri*1 Whit'b master (aduit) teani, Ice Elusions, reached the seui- finals beore elimination. Whitby Ice Angels, the novice team, won the bronze medal in the Challenge Cup section of the nationals. Ice Fyre coached by Cathy Dalton, wihF leave for England on April 26 te prfoinkt Electrie, whiJî5hefeatures world figure skating' champions. Ice F>Sjý will demonstrate precision GYMINASTCS DEMONSTRATIONS accompanied bust weee press conference in Whitby outlining arrangements for the Elite Ontario Gymnastice Championship to be held thie weekend at Iroquois Park arena. Demonstrations were given by mem- bers of Gemini Gymnastice of Oshawa-Whitby, hoet of the event for all gymnaste (ail but national team members) and trampoline competitore ( individual and eynchronized). Daily admission is $8 for adulte, $3 for aged 10 to .18, and $1 for under age 10. Peter Tomblin photo Àm AINC lu a t'fi