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Ajax beats Whitby Whltby Frac Press. Wodnosday, Match 10, 1993, Page 25 -- again -- tournament final Whitby's Mides Mufler junior B ringette tram completrd their tournament schedule with a silver medal et a recent tourna- ment in Ajax. Although goid medels bave been herd ta came by, the tram hed a very successful year, making it ta five finals out of six tournements. Whitby bas won four silver medals, and the mast recent wes the third ime Whitby lost ta Ajex in the final. In the first geme, Whitby piayed a belle C teami from Ajax. The game started out quickly The Whitby McCullougb Jcwelicrs tween A ringette tram earned the silver medai in the Woolwich tournament March 5-7. Whitby began the tournament on c high note by defeeting a tram from Hamilton by c 5-3 score. Tournament hasts Woolwicb then defceted Whitby 5-3. A tcam from St. Mery>s fought Witby toae 3-3 drew in e close piayed contest. Whitby placed second in the final standings, and faccd undefêated Woolwich in the championship game. with no scaring and few play stoppages in the first 10 minutes. Whitby begen outskating Ajax late ianthe first baif, scoring four goals in f ive minutes on their way ta a 6-2 win. Kim Vanderiip scored two and assistrd on anc in c strong effort. The second game matched Whitby egainst Pickering's junior B tram. Whitby taok contrai of the game quickly cnd skcted hard ta a 7-0 victary. Tamara Wiesiolek played well in net ta get the shutaut. Amande Wheelcns scared three goals. Ina areal heartbrcaker, Whitby wes defcated 3-2 in double- overtime. For the taurnanent, Jennifer Penney bcd four goals, Melanie Davis thrce, two each, Callie Corneal and Lisa Ccrcoran, and single markers going ta Dani Blecu and Ellen Johnson. Assists went ta Caracal with four, Lare Hugel with three, Stacy Beatham and Lise Vanderlip with two each cnd single helpers going ta Bleeu, Corcoran, Davis, Johnson, Penncy, Sarah Larocque and Tania Chappell. Kosiw scores 5Oth The Whitby minor novice AAA hockey teem, sponçored by the Ladies Auxiliiry, pre'pered faor the eestern finals by winning two out of three exhibition gemes recently. In the flrst game, Whitby beat the îisiting Bowmenville tecm by a 4-2 score. Michael Kosiw led the way with threc goals, the third anc inta an empty net. Rya Peymnan rounded out the scoring, with essists going ta, Wade Branch, Rya Tutck ced Biliy Deir. The game aiso, featured Kosiw scoring his 5th goal of the seson. Thomas MVP at 3-on-3 Shaun Thomas ýof Pickering was most valuable player et the 3-on-3 basketbali tournament held et Anderson CVI on Mcrch 6. Thomas, aiong O'Neill CVI students Richard aed Owen Duke ced Patrick Brandt, made up the team that won first prize in the tournament. They each received sports bags from National Sports. "t weet reaily smoothiy," seid Trevor Demeris, wha, with Christina Schmiegeiow, argan- ized the tournament. Bath are honours physical edu- cation students et Wilfrid Laurier University, and the tour- cament wcs a project for an admhinistration course. Twenty tecms took part in the tournament. Dwayne Taylor of Anderson CVI was part of a team that fnished third. Orie Osbournc of Anderson CVI was part of a teem that f înished fourth. Whitby select hockey MINOR NOVICE uçonardI by Act-Une Froet End SpedaidisaLtd. March 6 Whtby Jamon Connor 4 IiIyIlied 2 Justin Ilawe J..remny inmble Robt L'eyIe 9 Luide ln their next game, Whitby lost ta, the visiting Port Credit teamn by a 4-3 score. Whitby lead 2-1 going into the third period but ran up against a bot goaltender who kept the Port Credit teamn in the game. Kevin Walsh and Deir led the way, each with a goal and an assist. Tutak finished up the scoring for Whitby, with helpers going to Jefi'rey Seedhouse and Kosiw. Whitby travelled ta HI-illsburg over the weekend for a geme against Haltan Hilis and skated ta a convincing 5-1 win. The long drive hed little effect on the teamn as they outshot the opposition by a 37-15 margin. Goalscorers for Whitby were Deir, Branch, Kosiw, Walsh and Andrew Pigram. Contributing with assists were Deir, Branch, Jamie Millage, Rannie Robertson and Tutck (two). Gocltending duties for all three games were shared by Kyle Nova and Chris Nemisz, who both came up big when needed. Whitby also tightened up an their defensive play with the defence of Robertson, Millage, Ranger, Pigramn, Seedhouse and Fox leading the way. As of press time, the ETA finals schedule had not been determined. s * atmal About 500,000 people from more than 60 communities in Ontario are expected ta sign a card of thanks ta the Toronto Blue Jays. From March 12 to 21, for a contribution of $2, people can sign a card sayingThanks Blue Jays' for their World Series win in 1992. Cards will be at the Oshawa Centre and Pickering Town Centre. Proceeds of the project, expec- ted ta be $1 million, wil go ta the Arthritis Society, Ontario division. The card will be presented et centre field of SkyDomne just before the oponing game of the season on Friday, April 9, against Cleveland. Among the sponsors of the event is Highland Van & Storage, Atlas Van Lines & Agents. The final round-robin game was an exciting battie against Whiàtby's junio>r B nemesis from Ajax. The gaime was a fast-moving, seesaw battle that saw Whitby score first. Ajax tied the score and then went checd 2-1. Whitby came beck to ie the score and then held an, playing shorthanded ta finish the game. Jennifer Cotton was outstanding at forward, scoring bath Whitby goals. Min Carroll anchored a very strong defence ta limit Ajax ta their lowest score alI ,year. It was by far Whitby's best effort cg4inst Ajax this year and allowed the team ta finish first in the round-robin portion of the taurnament. Ia the tournament final, Whitby could not play with the crispnessof the previous day cnd Novices wvin playoff opener Whitby TD Bank major novice selects lest week won their first playoff game. Whitby beat Unionville Jets 2-1. There was no scoring until the third peiod when John Gillard scored, assisted by BryaMentie. Jets ied it up, but with less than a minute ta play Menie scored unassisted. The defence trams of Carl D' *Carlo, Giliard, Demi Arnuraweiye, Greg Tsagris, Rab Laba and Eliatt Fitzsimmans were outstanding. In exhibition pay, Whitby downed Agincourt Canadians A 3-2 on Saturday. Whitby's first goal in the second period was by Rab Muir, assisted by Matthew Graham. The second goal was by Danny Cai rd, assistrd- by Sean Thoradyke. Mentie scored unassistrd. miderOs Whitby Owasco under-lOs tied Glen Shields 2-2 in Scarborough Indoar Soccer League action over the weekend. Following a string of disappointing resuits, the Whitby side bit tap form and played some of their best saccer of the season despitr bcving a depieted lineup due ta illness. Uniucky not ta be ahead at haîf-time, Wh-itby bcd ta came fromn behind, as Glen Shields scorcd midwey tbrough the4 frst baif. Robert Richards levelied the score after 21 minutes. Gien Shields, the highest scoring tram la the league, struck again afler 15 minutes of the second beif before Curtis Emo netted Whitby's second. Every Whltby player turned in a superb performance, particulariy stand-ia 'keeper Maria Cupelli and defenders ordon Kerr and Shawn Simoes. Wh'Vitby yo- u suffered la the penalty area, losing 4 -1. Scoring in the taurneamnent: Kim Vanderlip, two goals, tbree assiats; Kristine Saper, tbree goals, anc assist; Erica Giles, two goals, twa assists; Jennifer Cotton, two goals, two essists; Tanya Campecu, three assists; Ameanda Wheelans, three goals; Anne Henderson, three assists; Erie Carroli, a goal, two essists; Temnara Wiesiolek, two assists; Megan Neely, ane goal; Brea llight, one assist; rIûstinE Johnson, ane assist. hft- R E G 1ISITR A TI ON The Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association is halding registra- tions on the dates below forourdynamic box lacrosse programs. Two new and exciting programs are being introduced this year: 1) Field lac rosse in conjunction with the Oshawa Blue Knights. 2) The Durham Junior Lacrosse League for players 16 - 19 yrs. Corne along andfind out more about Lacrosse ini the Durham Region and how (to get free registration or cali: Hot-Line # 404-8938 DATE Sat Sun Fri Sat l3th Mar 14th Mar TIME LOCATION 9:00 arn, - 3.00 p.rn. 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