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<Whby Fr.. Pmm., Woeday, Juituy 13.,103, P«M25 JANET AND ROBERT Carter were two of many who worked out at the Wlhftby Civic rec centre's 'Moonlight' open nuse. Everything was free, givinq non-members a chance ta treot the facihity. tby Mark Reoo. Whihby Free Press AIIWhi*tby final in tournament Whitby Anderson Vterinary ClinicZEged hy Satura -3-2ý in double pvertime te win the atom division of the. recent Whitby Optimist houa. beague tournament. Satura had edged Anderson 3-2 when the two teams met in division play. Satura went on te defeat Lions Club 7-2 and tie St. Mark's 3-3 te take firet ini on. of the four divisions. Anderson finished right behind, bouncing back from the loas with wins of 16-1 over Lions Club and 5-1 over St. Mark's. Another Whitby team, Profes- sional Fiefieters, and three teamis from BomnvU joined Anderson Vet and Saturn an quarter-finalista after round- robin play. Saturn then defeated Pire- fighters 4-3 whie Anderson bian- ked one of the Bowmanville teamns, Pizza Pizza, 4-0. Anderson then doubied pro- viously unbeaten Fazniiy Trust of Bowmanville 6-3 whiie Saturn edged. another uribeaten Bow- manville teani, T-Mac, 3-2 te go tte ifinal. Whitby Goidwing Systems Resources Inc. maýjor novice AA teain lest ini the final of the Bowmanvilie Christmas Classic tournarnent, Whitby won their division by boating Peterborough 2-0, Newmarket 2-1 and Trenton 2-1, then losing to Markham 4-0Oin the final. Scoring for Whit.by were Nick Verkuyl, Justin Petter and Lucas Naylor, each with a goal and an assist. Other scorers were Jeif Whitby's maijor peewee AAA hockey teamn split thieir weekend conteste, falling 3-2 to York Simcoe and hamimering Central Ontario 5-1. Coaches Bucky Crouch and Rob Lawson were very happy with the team. effort displayed Sunday foliowing a roller coaster performance over the past feW Weeks. Josh Evans was solid between the pipes to earn the win ovor Cenra Ontario. The scoring was opened by Luke McKay when the bg winger, recentiy converted fro 7dfece caahed in passes from Jason Flotehids and David Faruharson. Hotchkiss and Farquharson madie other big contributions to the win through set-ups on two goals by Bwn Crouch. Steven Death also picked up a pair of goals __ the first off assista b Mark Haynes and Darryl Lewis and the second with heiper from ike Cartwright and Ada MacCarl. Strong defensive efforts were turned in by Don Campbell, Dan Ricica and Matt Capson whie good forechecking was displayed byMfike Robertson and Justin Col lins. Hotchkiss scored both goals in Saturdays ioas to York-Simcoe when Whitby ran into a red hot pal tender. Whitby goaltender TmLawson feUl victim te a third poriod goal. Crouch assisted on both Maksteel goals and icica notched a siingie. Whitby wrapa up 1992-93 league play on Tueaday when they face off against Richmnond Hi l-Vaughan. Jeff Freeman scored ail the go als for Whitby select (aged) 7 hockey teani in a 4-4 with Ajax recently. Freeman scored two goals in the last minute of play te tie the game. His lant goal was the resuit of a breakaway when he streaked past the Ajax defence. On Sunday, Whitby had a two- goai iead but squandered it as Maven scored twice in the clos- ingminutes te pull even. Steven Sedhouse scored twice for Whitby with Camoron Von Eschscholtz getting the other. Whitby is unbeaten in its last seven games. Rep coach applications Aplications are being taken for Whtyminer la.creaae coaches at terplevel. Deadline for appli- cations is Jan. 16. Conveners are aise needed at the. houa. league level. Cmli Billfi tt at668-1550 for rep, and John Doherty at 434-8919 for houa. league. Pichut, Ben Stanton and Matt Hircock with one each. Assista went te Justin Giies (two), Chris Simpson and Ryan McMichaël. Julian Owen got the shutout aginst Peterborough with DarryL Forsey aise playing stay in tenet. Whitby finished Lakeshore beague pLay ini fine fashion with victories over Uxbridge 3-1, Cobourg 4-1, Peterborough 5-2 and Port Hope 1-0. Scoring for Whitby were Stanton (three goals), Potter (two), Pichut, Hircock, Simpsen and Scott Wilson. Assista went te Verkuyl (three), Potter (two), Stanten (two), Pichut (two), Simposon (two), Nayior, Scott Beethani and Tom Ricica. The ahuteut against Port Hope went te, Forsey. Wbitby - finished the eason with a record of il wins, seven Girls' softball registration The Whitby Girls' Softbali Association, rather than mailing regitrationaforhan instead shdeddatsforregistration for the 1993 seasen. Pr-rgstration wii b. heid on Saudy, Jan. 23 and Feb. 20, 9 a.m. te 1 p.m., at froquais Park. General registration will be heid at the sanie location on Saturdars, March 6 and 27, 9 am o1p.m. Fees wiil b. the sanie an lant seanon. 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