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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, June 2. 1993. Page 25 Under-14s shut out mi tournament finaj The Whitby rep alite division boysd under-14 soccer team, sponsored hy the Oshawa Mfidtewn Mail, reached the semi-final round in their first soccer tournament, the Misissauga International Tournament, over the May 22-24 long weekend. In group divisional play, the Whitby Wolverines finished with three consecutive victoias to finish in first place in their division. Came one was a conclusive 5-0 shutout over Brampton. The fullback core anchored by Ryan Smith and Michael Hadden, with Antonio Scala, Jonathan Vanderven, Adamn Moinar, Ross Hamiil and KyIe Muckian, played a solid defence in support of a .strong goaltending performance by Adam Farr te earn the team shutout. Scoring for Whidtby was spraad out amongst a number of different players -- Herman Johnson (two), Jason Schleiffer, Paul Novak and George Epaminondas aIl colected goals as Wh-itby moved the bail around welI and creatad many scoring opportunities. Jason Brown, Darryl Gajewski and Kevin Da Silva displayed spirited play ta support the Whitby offensive attack. Came two was a squeaker as Whitby edged London 3-2 in a come-from-behind win. In a very physical garne, scoring was done b y Johnson and Ryan Smith with two, well-placed direct Icks. Came three was a 3-0 shutnut win over Peterborough, with the shutout earned by Farr on goals scored by Hamili, off a penalty kçick, Roger Badley and Epaminondas. ,n the semi-final gaine, which was scoreless at half-time, and which could have gone ither way, Whiitby succumhed to Dixie 2-0. Hadden made three great defensive plays 'te support the Whithy goaltender. In their first league game, the Whitby Wolverines recorded a 4-2 victory over the North York Azzuri. Ryan Smith played a solid game in the mid-fllback position te anchor the defence for Whitby. Herman Johnson displayed the scoring touch in the offensive end by notching three goals with pinpoint accuracy; Da Silva collected a goal te round out Whithy's scoring. Mosquito season begins Whitby's miinor mosquito hasebaîl teai, sponsorad hy Roy's Entarprise, is off te a good start ta, the 1993 soason. La the seasan openar, VWtby travelod ta Pickering and the teama tied. Whitby held the lead ging into the battom of the seventil inning. Pickering then rallied ta, score tWo ruas %with two out and tied the score 10-10. Mark Mitchell led the Whitby attack with two home ruas. Ian Witruk laid down two picture- perfect sacrifice buats ta, score ruas. La the home opener, Whithy hammered Ajax 11-2. Steven Wrixaa and Paul Ovsonka shared the pitching with Wrixon recording the win. On Friday, Whitby played a major-minar team in Havelock. The team dropped a close 11-8 decision ta the home side during the twilight encountar. Ovsoaka hamered la the fifth for Whitby. Whithy thumped Pickering 18-8 la the second home game of the season. The Whidtby team continually kept the ball in play while running up the score. Wixon picked up his second win of the season on the mound. Nichalas Heedley was outstanding on defence at third hase. Whitby thon took ta the road for a regular season game in Bellevilla, where there were poor field conditions. Whitby dropped a 16-5 decision ta the major-minor home team. Whithy comritted six errors and allowed eight unearned ruas. Head coachl Bill Blea wvith assistant coach Dennis Wixon and manager George Janca, have fiaalized the '93 raster. Daniel Blea, Steven Wrixoa, Paul Ovsonka, Ian Witruk, Shane Healy and Ryan Gardiner will ha shering the mound, with Ryan Matthows and Blake Birigley hehind the plate. Rounding out the team are Chris Janca, Mark Mitchell, Nicholas Hoadley and Dami Amurawaije. Track and fleld FROM PAGE 20 hUom hurdles for senior boys, as friand/rival Kyla Robinson of Pickering won the avent as ho did et LOSSA. Robinson's time wes 14.4 seconds, Egbert Falix of Agin- court had e time of 14.5, Brum- loy 14.6 and Bacchiochi 15.3. Kyle McLean of Dwyer and Greg Smith of Henry egain fia- ished ona-two la bath the 1,500m and 3,000m ruas for junior boys. Smith wasae close second in bath avents sut as ha was et LOSSA. Stepehanie Duffy of Anderson CVI had a second-place finish la the* 3,000m for junior girls et the reglonals the semae result she had et LOSSA whan she was hoatea b y Melissa Hopkins of McLughlin. ufy was fourth la the 1,500m, an avent she won et LOSSA. Peanie Santiago of Anderson was second in junior girls' long jurp, an avent she won et LOSSA. Dennia Thomas of Anderson was a very close second in the 400m run for midget boys. Ha won the event at LOSSA. OFSAA Woodley, Brumley, Benyarku and Bacchich i wi lîbe amang the medal-contenders et OFSAA. Woodley was OFSAA cham- pion in midget boys' 100m hur- dlas la 1991, was OFSAA cham- p ion in junior boys triple jump last year and was 1992 Canadien junior triple j ump champ ion. Brumley was bath OFSAA and Canadien junior 110m hurdles champion in 1992, and Bacchio- chi was 1991 OFSAA junior 110m hurdles champion. Other student fromn Durham Raglan scilools who will ho favourad ta win modela are Robinson, Veronica Dyer of McLaughlin, McLeen, Trowers and Dunbarton's Angle Graham. Othar outstanding com petiters will ho Kevin Sullivan of Brant- ford, e 12-time OFSAA gold- medelliat la distance runniag; Waaita Dykatre la high jump and long jump; Krestîina-ulivan is distance running; Tina McDonald in shot put and discus; Andy Miller in pole veult. Meranda Waters -HENRY ST. H.S. Busy, busy, busy ia the best way I can think of ta describe Henry Street this past week. And how could it not be, what wth Sexuel Assault Awareness Day, an informative teen voluntaering workshop, student council elections, Grad Week, Prom Night and Music Night. Where ta begin, where ta hegin.. On Tuesday, May 25, each and every individual at Henry had the opportunity ta baan the facts about sexuni assault. With the help of many informative guest speakers, aur eyes were opened to a very roal problem. Ouest speakers came from a wide range of backgrounds and careers in the hope Of enlightaning us and they certainly did. Francine Nicholas mnade many cry as she reflected on her hori-andous experience. She made ail of us, maies and femnales, realizo that saxual assault and abuse can happen ta them. Kathleen Masan, campus safety education officer, U of T rolatod the problems that face us at our future colleges and universities and the security measures that are being instigated. Each and every guest speaker shauld know that they've helped the people at Henry see the truth and helpad us realize that sexual assault can no longer ha telerated. On behaîf of everyone at Henry, I thank yau. Guidance and the library offered a vlunteoring workshop. During second period an June 1, students were encouraged te discovor what vlunteering is al about. The hanefits Of valunteering go far beyond cantributing ta your community, we learned. Volunteering adds ta one's porsonal growth and provides a chance ta shaw sorne of that enthusiasm, patience, talent and new perspective. It's definitely worth your tirne te volunteer today. On Monday, student council kicked off tha annual Grad Week. The purpose of Grad Week te Grade 9 and 10 students may seem a little odd, but to those Hawks who are leaving Henry, it's time well spent. The student council arranged a huge hundla of activities for the entire week, such as teacher/student tug-a-war, fr-e barbecue, 'Teacher Dress Down Day' and, vis, even a 'pie-in-your-eye' contest. As woll, tl'-,oughout the woek, any grad could purchase his or her very own graduating 'T' for just $10. The shirt sparts the unique phrase, 'I go ta Henry Street HiEgh School ... well, not anymore... Henry grads of 1993.' And while we're on the topic of studont caunicil (wail, sort of), I should mention the elections for next yeaars positions. This year'a electians played hast te 14 determinaçi nominees. Each persan gave a quick speech and used some of the wierdest things anyona could imagine ta get some votes. La the end, the student body dacided on Jennifer Stein as next year's tep Hawk. However, the money next year will be Viki Sharma, as he was elected treasurer. The other nominee was Uàsa Chambers. Congrats to everyone involved for their great speeches and unique posters. This year's highly-rated Music Night was held on May 26. Crowds of music loyers, parents and students alike gathered in Heniy's cafetorium to be delighted and entertained. To say they were would be an Newcenrac fo Durham Board of Education elementary supply teachers will receive a daily p ay increase of 0.3 per cent uncder a new one- year agreement. The agreement, reached by the board and the Ontario Public School Teachers' Association -- Occasional Supply Teachers, covers about 450 toachers and is for the period from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1993 The daily rate increase for teachers with a degree will in- crease to $140.42 fi-rn $140, and the rate for those who do not have a degree will increase to $129.12 from $128.80. Effective Se pt. 1, 1993, the Ontario Dental Association fée schedule will be updated from 1991 to 1992; out-of-country inedical insurance will be remo- ved from the MedilDent Plan. The estimated cost to the board for the negotinted in- creases in the contract is $5,679. On Saturday, June 26, Durhpm Christian High School will host their first annual golf tournament at Winchester Golf Club in Whitby. The tournamnent will ho offering various hole.in-one prizes that include a new car, a cruise and more. Lunch will ha provided for ail participants, and golfers will have the opportunity te win from a large selection of prizes. For ticket information and a tee-off tirne, contact (416) 623-5940. understatement. Henry's award-winning bands, choira, ensembles and soloistsa axazed the spectaters one final time thiB yenr, ia honour of Mayfest'93. This was an avent well worth the wait and if you missed it, may I suggest you don't make the same inistake next May. And lastly, May 28, the night most senior students thought would nover corne, finally did. 'Enchantment Under the Sea,' Prom '93, was evorything evoryone hoped it would be. Student council once again worked wondors as they pulled the evening off without a hitch. Beautiful docorations, great food, dancing, an interesting video, free photos (courtesy of the car wash) and hilarious awards (i.e best legs) made the ev-ening perfect. Could anyone ask for a hetter onding ta an incredible week? Syvaii SLearnïng Centre. *Boost your child's grades. *Build self-esteem. *Programs in reading, »iat/z, algebra, witing, study skilis, homework SU- port and time management. 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