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Whitteens bumped by luester -in..semi-fina Peacock (Famnily) 'Sports & Trophies tween AA ringette team reached the s emi-li nais before elimination in i last w,Àeekend's Brooklin-Whitby ý ringette tournamnent. Pteingfriday night, ,Whitby defeated Nepean* 8-2, receiving' four goals and an aseit fromn Sherlyn Wouters, three goals and an assist from Crystal Annis, one goal and an assist from Jennifer henry,- two asisats each from Andrea Babony and Julie Roland, and single assiste from Kim Fjnn and Jennifer Drummond. Saturday xnorning, Whitby easly triunxphed over Markhwm 9-2 on four goals by Roland, two each by Wouters and Annis, and a. single from Babon. A"ssta went to Babony three, Hieny two Drummond, Wouters and Alison Moore. The highlight of the tournament for Whitby was Saturday evening's gae against Gloucester. Previously undefeated, li lague or tournaroont play this season,. Gloucester found* themselves on the short end of a 7-4 score. Carolyn Audet, always solid in go]for Whitby, was outstanding, facing 34 shots on net. In comparison the Gloucester goalies faced only 16. Assisting Audet with a top-notch job on defence were Moore, Catie Challoner, Finn and Jennifer Penny. Leading the offence, Drumnxond scored two goals and assisted on four more, Annis had t wo'goals and-t wo assista, Henry had two goals'and an as"st, and Babony had a, goal and 'an 'asst. Wouter, Moore. and Finn'each had an assist. 1 The resuit Ieft Whitby in firat place, Oshawa- in second Becooeld in third, an Gloucester in fourth after the round-robin. Unfortunately, WhItby was not as -sharp. Sunday mornil* ng ad lost to Gloucester 8-4. in the semni-finals. Babony had two coals and 'an, assit, Wouters and Drumnmond addeà dsigles, and Roland and Challoner also ýassisted in the oigcause. Osawa defeated Beaconsfield, 4-3 in the other 1semi-final,l but. was defeated by Gboucester 6-4 in the final" lIn Central Ontario' Ringe tte League pla<y , latéait standings showed Wgtgy tied with London in first place. In tournamenýt play, Whitb took the silver medal at the 1Lndon and Scarborugh tounamntsand was third in Sudbume I A V8W't~M~ ~ ~ I E .1 .... ~ - i .3'E...mmE17KEE1~ NUU4I tw1uww.~ u~JE~~u~yUJ E I ~ .**************~* E LAKE- ONTARJO,ý -gSTESELCOMPANVY HOPKINS, ST. , WHITBJY I ...'*.......*.....*.*. U 'W' ~ >M~~ W ~ Whitby Provincial Signa novice select ringette team lostail three games at. the petite C level of a recent tournaznent in Port Perry. .Whitby loet ta Port Perry, Ajax and Scarborough, but played weil. Top point-getter li the tourniunent for Whitby. was Melanie Laroque with five points, Jennifer Leighton with four, Vicki Strugneil and Jessca Cotton with three points each, Jessica Brownridge, .Sea Vanderlip, Lindsay F'reeman each had two points and Frannie Foy had a sit¶ epoint. Whitby skated past markaim 12-5. Scoring for Whithy were Vanderlip and Laroque with five pont ch, KaByrnes. with tour pnts,ý Cotton with three Eoint% Samantha Cardwel B cnnge, Strugneil with two points3 each and Foy Nicole reeman, Leighton wit a pont each. in DURHAM REGION ýWoutld you 1like to oah'the fastest game on two teet? Would you like to be part'ôof the fitest grwîng sport in Durham? Would youlike to be part of Canadas National Sport?. If you answered yes to at Ieast one of the above'questions, then read on... The. Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association .ïs now accepting applications for Representative Team Coaches, Asst. Coaches & Managers Applications mnust be reoeived by Jan. 31/92 For more information please cail Ian Wailes- 668-0951 We are the answer to your New -Year's resolutions... Due 10 popular demand o ur 2 FOR 1. C~WSPECIAL has been extended.until A> January 31/92. Get In For 1992!0rli W.........»... S~ îe n F~qeOhIi.DorPfMI -.2Ecoi~i 7 U WEMY PUE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JANUAIIY 22, 199 PAGE 23 1