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Whitby Fre Pres, Wec*iesday. February 10. 1993, Page 29 Whitby blànks topranked team i tune-up for playoffs The Whitby rminer atom AAA hockey club, aponsored by Dundas Centre Guardian Drugs WIll'open their Ontario Miner Hoc, y AsSociation playoffa against Richmond HIBI-Vaughan on fi-iday, Feb. 12, starting at 7 p.m. at the Brooklin arena. Future games will be at the Richmond ill Double Rinloe on Saturday, Feb. 13 at 1:15 pm. then in Bokln on Tuesday, Feu 16 at 7p.m. Should the best-of-flve "eres eqrefourth and firth PM ,es, tewIll be played in Richmond Hil on Saturday, Feb. 20 at 1:15 p.m. and the next night at Iroquois Park, pad one, starting at 4 p.m. WMhy comnpleted their regular.season with a record of 18 wina, six losses and four ties te capture first place in the Eastern AAA's west division.0 They finished hot, winning their last three gaines and going j Seleet runner --p---------o The Whitby minor novice select teain, sponsored by Accu-Uine Front End Specialties, finished second in the London A, BB, select tournament Jan. 30 and 31. The first game was a 5-0 Whitby win over the Oshawa Olers. Billy Head led the way with four goals. Kyle Musselman Whitby men's hockey STANDINGS et d b. 4 W LT Y A P Attercley Tire 12 4 2 93 66 28 Cuatem Auto Il 5 2 91 71 24 Quee'a Hotel Il 6 2 81 6824 CIL Autoflody 9 6 4 76 74 22 National Trust 9 8 1 80 73 19 Nurse Chev-Olda 6 7 5 52 68 17 BrothersaPizza 8 10 0 66 64 16 Nusfl.alty 7 loi1 83 72 15 Dodd &Soutar 7 10 1 82 81 16 Royal Woods 6 9 4 66 67 14 Jim avidson 5 Il 2 64 93 12 Roy'sEnterprlbe 65Il12 62 9412 ame Roeulta Boy' Enterpri se 4 areg Cartwright 2 Jlm Fleming Andy Gamy Attersley Tire 4 Jlm Smith 2 Ken Ilewitt Jim Mcllroy Custom Auto Radio 6 Tom 0.1er 3 Ian Brand 2 Joe Ferry Jim Davidien lan Ferguson Wayne Colomb NMS Relty Tony Leber 2 Murray Robin& Bob Wefr Mark Millar Nurme Chev.Olds 4 Mark Houston Harir Merzbacher John Lenarduzzl Peter Van Agten Brothers Pizza 3 Jim Simpson 2 Enzo Rinaldi National Trust Bucky Crouch 2 CI>.n Evana Cmaig Finlayson Jim Campbell C.K. Auto Body Don French Ouve EcCrackpn 5 Royal Woods l Larry Cheesman 2 Queena liotel 9 Dodd & Souter 6 Dive Farquharson 5 Steve Sandford 2 I3avo Duggan 3 Howie Hope Rick Prvvbylski Dive Edgo Gary Leswick playoe<u) cf the wmo Dave Farquharsn, Queen'a Hotel.6 goas. 2 asita.?7 pointa - Whitby select hockey MAJOR ATOM .pauoed by aroc&lln & District Elusmen Exhibition Came Whitby r. BowmanviUe Jason Turkinglon 2 Greog Leblanc Greg Foewell Cameron Munro Chad Kawasaki BeavetonTenmaiei Whltby Mike Gubbels Matt Walton Wwhy Whitby Grog Leblanc Biaise Lawson Grog FeaweU Wtdtby Matthcw Walton Grog Leblam scored Whitby's fifth goal. James Liske had three assists, Robert Eberle had two, Jason Connor, Sean Hill and Sean Kerr each had one assist. Marc Gleeson and Justin Connors registered the shutout. Came two was a fast-paced contest against Clarkson. Whitby went into the third period down 4-1, but they pressed Clarksen te the final buzzer in a 4-3 loss. Jason Connor had two goals and Head one. Jeremy Brimble and Kerr assisted on two goals with Liske assisting on one. Sunday merning, Whitby had a must-win gaine againat an undefeated South London teain. The gaine was tied late in the third period when Kerr scored the winning goal on a breakaway. Head and Liske had the other two Whitby goals. he arn ionship game on Sunday afternoon was against an outstanding teain from Erindale. The first two periods were scoreless. Musselman, assisted by Justin Hawe, put Whitby ahead with a goal in the middle of the third period, but Erindale took advantage of a couple of lapses te score four goals and win the tournanient 4-1. Wihitby had perhaps its beet weekend of hockey of the year against teams rated much higher than select. The defensive play of Karen Farquharson, James Simpson, Adam Thibodeau, Robin Cote, Michael Millen and Adam Death was a big part of the team~s success. Tweens beat Port Perry The Whitby lioness tween B ringette teain defeated Port Perry 5-2 on Saturday. The Whitby teain started fast with two goals in the first three minutes of the gaine. WVhitby added their third goal Heather Hurst came up with several key saves. The Lions settled down and scored two quick ones of their own te wrap up the victor. Leading, the Whiitby scoring -rbT,lim f',auvforwa nd B rea early in the second period and werLV aM4La U"UJU UL£"L£ seemed te have the gaine well1 in Blight with two goals each. band. Angela Dunn added a single. Port Perry came back with Assists went te Ainsley Hunt two fast goals late in the second and Lindsey Millard with two period and seemed te, be each and a single for Jenifer threatening but WhiMtby goalie Leighton. 3 on 3 at Anderson CVI Durham Region high school teains are invited to participate in a 3-on-3 basketball tourna- ment at Anderson CVI on March 6. A maximum of 20 teains can compete in the event te be pre- sented by Anderson and Wilfrid Laurier University. The event is being organized by Trevor Demeris, and Ander- son graduate who is now in his second year at Laurier. Demeris organized the tourna- Steven Pigrain Andrew Cubbels Whitby Grog Leblanc 3 Biaise Lawson 2 Matt Wlton Jasen Turkingten Garrett Richard Shutout - Andrew Gubbcls Steven Pigraml Whitby 8 Brighton o LNHL Red Wings MINOR NOVICE saoeSud by A=t>sLine Frnt End SpccWileLtd. Jan. 27 Whitby Seun HiU 2 Jeremy Brimnble 2 BiUy Ilead 3 Beaverten 2 Jan 3 2 Whitby Biliy ilead 4 Kyle Musselman 0 Aax 2 Shutout - Marc leeson Exhibition Came Justin conviera 3 Bowrmanville 3 Whitby Jason Connor 2 BiUy llead 2 Port PersY Warkwuelh TmwmauWe Wlùtby Creg Feaveil 3 Matthow Walton 2 9-41tt -meeser 2 Grog Leblane 15k. fubbela 14 Tweed Jan. 31 6 Whitby BiUy Ilead James Liake Seen Kerr S Oshawa Londo Touwnazai* 3 Ciarkson 3 South London Lchasnpkssuhp Whitby Kyle Muauelmam 1 Erindal. somm 5= Cimd KawamkId Fé.6 matt Wallon Whithy S Oaiuwa BbsisaLawon Jeremy Brunhie 2 Gumstt Rctsezd James Uske Kyks ?unaentBily HBaud sbmt" - AdaM ibadea ment as part of his physical education administration course. The tournament entry fee is $30 P er team-, with a free T-shirt fore ech participant. There will be prizes for the top teams. Registration forms can be obtained from Mr. Phillips at Anderson CVI (668-5809), or from physical education depart- ments at high schools. Ninacs, Noble 7th in finals A Whitby duo was seventh in the novice dance competition at the Canadian figure skating championships in H amilton over the weekend. Teri Ninacs and Dale Noble, ofi the- Uxbridge Skating Club, were Oixth in compulsory dance and eighth in free dance to finish seventh overail. More than 400 skaters from across Canada competed in novice, junior and senior categor- esat the nationals, held at Cops Coliseum. Kturt Browning won the much- heralded showdown with Elvis Stojko in the senior men's cate- gory. They are considered the top two men's skaters in the world. undefeated in their last six reguilar season matches. Included in their final three wins was a pair of 8-2 victories over second- place Markham on Jan. 23 and third-place Richmond HIll-Vaughan on Jan. 30. By finishing first, the Whidtby squad received a first-round bye in the playoffs while Richmond Hill-Vaughan defeated Oshawa 2-0 in their opening round series. With almost two weeks between the regular sehedule and the post-season, Whitby tuned up with a pair of exhibition games against some stiff competition. On Feb. 3, Whitby hosted the Mississauga Reps, considered the top minor atom teara in Ontario. troop a 4-0 defeat on the strength of a two-goal performance b y Sean, MRury and a one-goal, two assist effort by Bobby McBride and Blaine Down. Mike Nemiez and Ian Watson combined for the shutout, turning back the strong Mfississauga offence several times. Jeremy Fisher, Jay Harrison and Stephane Linkiater each had one helper. The Reps had defeated Whiitby twice earlier this season in tournament play, knocking them out of the Whitby silver stick (1-0 in the semi-final) and the Wayne SEE PAGE 31 COMEIN FOR A PLEASANTLY sURPRIS1NG DEAL! 1993 Plymouth Sundance whitby minor basebali association Rer.. natv Ta Coaches Due to expansion at the Bantam level, applications for the 1993 season are now being acce pted. Anyone interested should send in a resumne which must inclue our coachin g experience and any coaching certif ications (ie. N Ccp level). These applications must be received no later than February l5th, 1993 and can be mailed or delivered to the address below. =non equring information about thse application s or coachngciisfr this oeming season shouid contact Dave Imeonater 7Pm at 668-9790. RpresentatIve Team Players Age Level Major Bant:am Born in 19789 REP DIRECTOR - Dave Imeson 801 Alliai St. Whitby, Ontarlo Li N 4A1 Lnwa 3 dr.. 1.3 Kiras- 49 MPG - 2-epeed Eledlc Wrdshiel -5 speed Manual. Ovedrtve WMhetiW5pO<LXAl«~ -Redswsg Fron tckMça Seis Row Window WasherlWperm AN eeoI S"es Gai aisiies : ROm Window Dettoaet 'FrontPwer DOsscBraites PU*, lt. Pol. lam Sc.kVJ~J: 2ODudas s LeWeSiWMby666436 .a s. i e, 3a p Good News Local News WHITBY FREE PRESS m 1 rý