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Page 16, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, August 18. 1993 Under- 13s contin*ue hot streak n league play Whitby Raiders, sponsored by the Bank of Montreal, won three straight gaines in rep premier under-13 soccer. Raiders defeated West Rouge 5-1, NorthYork Hearts 2-1 and Oshawa Titrul 4-1. Against West Rouge, Raiders Motor city socoer league Standfings (as of Aug. 15) W L T F A P lot division Oshawa Turul 9 2 1 30 14 19 Ajax arriors 6 3 5 28 15 17 CCSC Adria 7 32 22 U 16 DurhamnCelttc 7 5 1 25 23 15 Oalngton Wande<ers 4 7 2 21 35 13 Oshawa Por uguese 3 7 2 21 33 8 OshawatItalia 0 9 3 16 28 3 2rwl division Oshawa Unted 10 0 4 58 1B 24 Parbron United 6 4 3 32 28 15 Durham Kicks 6 5 2 33 31 14 Peterborough City 5 7 2 37 29 12 Bowrnanvilte Strikers 5 7 2 26 51 12 Ubridge United 2 il 1 18 48 5 Top Scorers - Division 1 J. SoleW ' Ajax Warriors 8 V. Castiho. Oshawa Porluguese 8 . Camapbell, Ajax Warrors 7 R. Oiarieli. Oshawa Italia 6 Glenn Greentaw. Ajax 6 Top Scorers - Division 2 S. Murdoch, Oshawa Uniedi 13 C. Hall. Bowmnanvilie Si rikers 13 F. Turnone. Peterborough City il S. Dobby. Partxon Unit ed .10 S. Abiot, Osharwa United - 8 E. Donneily, Uxbidge Unted 8 D. Capoc. Durham Kicks - 8 Lent week gemels Aug. 1 Durham Cellic 3 Osh. Portuguese 2 Oshawa Italia 2 Ajax Warriors 3 CCSC Adria 1 Dari. Wanderers 0 A ug. 12 Oshawa Untedi 2 Durham, Kicks 2 Parbron Unitedi 3 Peterborough City 1 Aug. 15 Osh. Port uguese 6 Oarl. Wanderers 2 Durhamn Celttua iAjax Warriors 0 Durham gIVOs soccer sof Aug. 16 UNDER ilATOM Whitby Boomers Sonya Manges 2 Melarie Laracque Saraht Harington Saraht Jetrey Vanessa Redrnond Whitby Knsmen Lindsay Freern Hayley Taylor Whitby Optimfit Rabyn Foster 3 Nd alie Babony 6 Pckering Aquairesit O 2 Ajax Canada Triat O 4 Whit. Hanet Plastics 0 Brooklin Concret* 5 Pckering Lenbrook 0 Megan M4cdarron 4 Jeeica Brownrtige UNDER 13 MOSQUITO whi.mrdasMuitl 1 PortPerrylGA O Whst. Hghtand Van 1 Uslxidge Tkrterrrwi Micttefle Beangef Wlvtby O>ptîrrwst 6 Nicote Freemun 2 Rebecca Woodcock 2 Dwmana ra Lyndsay Poile' Ajax Lbety kiiual O Whitby Hwukma 5 Whtby Rogers C"le1 PJSt ic Foot faced as taîl goalie who early in~ the contest held the Whitby offence at bay. However, Raders maintained, oressure on the West Rouge defence and cracks appeared through which the forward Une was able to capitalize. Peewee interlock under- 15 socoer SCORING (ne ai Aug. 3> Whitby #1 Pickering #3 C. Orr il A. Miller 6 M. Shea 5 B. Raby 5 J. Fortier 3 D. McDougaJl 2 M. Dawson 3 J. Veflolli 2 L. Bainard i A. Marks 1 C. Fize 1 A. Wildgoose 1 L. Bainard 1 B..Shirazi 1 A. Sturjey 1 J. Sencchai 1 M. Mosqueoa 1 Whiby #2 S. McOavid 12 Ajax D. Bond 6 J.Orouler 2 J. Mount 4 D. McBride 1 T. Mongomery 2 J. Smith 2 Thornon Dundeé R.Clark 1 J. Lopes 7 . Busch 1 M. Joseph 6 R. Perrotto 3 Whitby #3 M. Nave 1 F. Princiotta 4 A. Mullett 1 S. Sharp 3 J. Gorny 1 G. Begley 2 M. Memma 1 C. Scanneli 1 J. Radman 1 Baker 91 S. Race 1 S. Lehman 3 i C. Mack 2 T. Violet 2 Whitby #4 J. Aleander 1 A.Payne 12 N. Adams 1 M. Payne 3 R. Spencer 1 K. Balard 2 D. McCaw 1 P. Beaudette 1 R. Peos 1 B. Behuan 1 J. Etcher 1 M. Bowe 1 Ubridge A. Sheraly 1 J. Wilson 4 W. Kimberley 1 Baker 42 B. Latharn 1 J. Brown 9 1Heggie 1 T. Gadzinski 8 M. Sayers 1 . Barone 3 G.Hagen 1 C. Parryto 2 D. Murray 1 S. Cuddy 1 M. Hammond i Pickering #1 N. Ousenek 1 P. Booth 8 C. Ounleauy 3 North Oshawa C. Ferg 2 D.Cholette $4 S. Pickett 1 T. Ltte 8 T. Ferguson 1 S. Paquette 7 S. Bannalyne 1 S. Barker 4 0. Moumari 1 N. Moffatt 3 D. Addington 3 Pickering 02 M. Brown 2 M. Toms 6 F. lantomasi 2 . Vinsconti 3 N. Stewart 1 D. Mils 2 0. Hraynyk 1 D. Burg 2 J. MudIin 1 A. Pino 2 B. Thtchener 1 Cedar Ridge C. Finley 1 K. Blohm a D. Ronney 1 B. Lockey 4 J.Creaves 1 V. Lamarca 4 B. Greer 3 T. Marimpier 2 Whitby Iroquois soccer HOUSE LEAGUE ATOM - BOYS Aug. 13 Victoria Park Ra. O D&D Wine Mart Rassa Rettma 4 Tomri Krologos 2 Daniel Engelage Malhew Pawtuck Pedros Pizza Mallhew Hurst David T sanig Whitby Optimmst Ryan Meariey Craig Bond Aug. 11 Napoli 7 John Msey 5 Stephen Brasseur 2 Inter Milan 8 Johnalhon McGillan 3 Corey prince 3 Geoge Mîyanuski 2 Arsenal 6 C hris McGar h 2 Andrew Brown Ton"rryJohtnson Mark OLeaty Mark Jelery Tonna Eric gean 5 TttenhamnHotspur 4 JordanPL-di 4 Smitel iWedne. i "aCu$ Spaskc Manchester Ursed 1 MictiasiKuru T.O. Schoalo01B. 3 Nichoas Marcuso Timnothy Malaxas Jay Sprague 8 Mikies Oucks John Harle AIex Ctendinning 2 Whiby Rovers Stephen Shaw Rabert Nicholson 2 Oodd & Sater Michael Kasiw ROOKIES Rea Madrk Juventus Mfichael Schleiffer connected for two goals, with singles by Daniel Demmer, Tope Akinbiyi and Zoli Tengelics. Demmer and Brandon Cedar shared goaltending for Whitby, limiting the opposition to one goal. 0 Langkiy Plurbng 4 Pele)r Hthorington 2 N;kki Wdian Jason Ruyukozm Pedros Pzza Allen Eveýrln JanmsSluring Lalonlaine Ttaiing 4 Mark Mîuzi 3 Dariel Stansen Lakesiore Whole. 2 StephaniKoekenstoel Aaton Merlin SHRtIMP <lIXED) Yekyw 914 Chris Canpbeg 5 Chris Pregg otim-st Ck*b Evan Borrtino -Ageainst'North York Heurts, Whitby exerted offensive pressure for inost of the gaine but couldn't put the baIl in the net. Mark Engelage made an accurate pass to guest phiyer Jason Evelyn, who made some Hawks 4th in tournamjL.ent Whitby Hughes Hawks bantam girls came fourth in the tier 2 softball tournament held in Oshawa. The teurnament included teams froin as far away as Kanata and Maynard and was held to determine which three teains would travel to the Ontario championships in Sarnia later this month. With their fourth-place finish, Whitby came up just short. On Friday night, Whitby played a teain from Ernestown and was defeated by a score of 6-3. The two tennis were evenly matched, with a fourth inning Bantams advane ibasebai Whitby won two straight over Peterborough to capture their best-of-three series and advance in the playoffs in major bantain baseball. The outcomne of the first gaine was not known for several days as a protest was launched bKy Peterborough. But Whitby won 8-73, the winning run driven in by Aaron Lo. David Hough, David Slute and Darryl Jennings pitched for Jennings went ail the way as Whitby won the second g aine. Matt Bakker played well defen- sively while Ron Hilder, Jamie Turner and Wes Vickery pro- vided the offence. Whitby will now play either Newcastle or Ajax. Hibemia Scot Watson 8 Michael Scot 9 Dundee United Range i CoNic Manew Groulx Davidi Janms2 Si. Mirren Miles Packer 3 Hearta Ian Faquharson 4 Alssa Baon 2 Ena McWhirter Nikesh Dattani Driveine Picavea Green. 5 2 Andrew S. John 2 Danny Gleeson 2 Michael Ataimno Pding le Cree Phar. 0 Bradd Consufting 0 JMy 30 Whitby Celtia 7 Paitick Johnson 7 Aug. 6 o Pringle C"el Phar. 1 Evari B oyce YellowD914 I Green98 Everton Robbe Bothaeg Carsn& Weeks Chartal Tachîno Braley Wggers Whitby Ceftic Paitick Johrison Raiders 4 Whrtby OptiwnttS Sharre Morille 3 Jeremy Beggs Danrry Koskv 5 A£.Romna 0 Yeow 97 2 Navy 012 Kedh Agnew 2 Siae Grahtam Oldharm Alhlel.c 1 Blue 89 Elzaeth Reinhardt Patà SOnge Livarpool Arrery Taylo< 2 A£. Rormr Rben D.rming 2 2 Orson 8#il RiselAlla3 2 Gregory Srrrn Aug. 13 1 Light Bhea9 O 4 Puiple 04 Grahain l4chokson 3 Aberdeen grand sînni by Ernestown making the difference. Whitby pitcher Shannon Harrod led the offence with a home mun, while singles from Stadie Beetham, Erna Centofanti (two), Susie Waldron (two), Amy McAdam, Rhian Moore, Leslie West and Cornie McFarlane rounded out the hits. Strong defensive play be Margaret Ann Andrews and Josie Dye helped te keep the score close. On Saturday, it was a must win situation for the Whitby squad agairtst Kanata. They went on the offensive quickly and posted a 21-6 wîn. Ilitters for Whitby in this gaine were Beethain, Centofanti with three singles, Courtney Mitchell with two singles and a triple, Harrod and McFarlane. The second game on Saturday saw Whitby defeat Kingston Township 16-2 as Whitby had 15 hits with strong pitching froni Harrod. Left fielder Cindy Ross made an aniazing catch with the bases loaded in the fourth inning. Whitby's final gaine for the weekend came on Sunday inorning against Stouffville, one of the teains in Whitby's league. Although the gaine was scoreless for the first three innings, the Stouffville bats came alive in the fourth and they defeated the Whitby squad te capture the third qualifying spot for the provincial tournament. Whitby will finish the season this week with two final league gaines and the league playoffis in Barrie Aug. 20 to 22. Tea.m coaches Bob Harrod, TMm Mitchell, John. McAdamn and Tracey Smith are pleased with the team's performance this year. Whitby Ceicl 3 Blue 9 Palrick Johnson 3 Chres Wood 2 Mark Alexendler 2 Paul Scott Light Blue 05 O Raideua Dartny Kosw Kyla Watson Yelow #7 0 Veow 414 Christopher Cantçeg 4 Brodd Consulting O 42 Christopher Devonish 3 Even Borr4irno Smon Devoish Michael Devonish Blue 01i1(Green $11 Jererny Beggs Joseph Galarnt MAJOR SOUIRT - BOYS Aug 2 Whitby Optimist Ravi Basai 3 Chris Wynne 3 6 Masterpieoe Cleaers Carradiar, Tire O Master Bedroom Asron MaicMutry 4 6 Andrew Braithwaie Whitby Free Priss 1 Whitby Kinsmen Brandon Srnilh Deniel Gravel 2 Michael Sheehan MINOR SOUIRT - BOYS O Aug. M Triple AAA Photo 3 Rogers C"bl I ThorfmeFarquhaion2 Seophen Canot Kyle Leroeye Faoora 4 Terrranators i Daniel Longo Marcello Galuzzo Rya Br erwoerd trrvan Mohammred Maithaw ace Kinstien lb O CRCS Malt Fowler 2 Powels Parghers 3 Whitby Trophy House Pai Alois 3 Jeftrsy Fr eean 2 GiWnns Choice 4 Whilby Opknyist Buta Cross 3 Chris MAàanouuI J1 nifty soccer moves before recorcling Whitby's first goal. The winning goal camne from a corner kick by Mark Cassidy when Akinbiyi converted a shot fr-oinEngelage. The fullback core of Scott Adarnson, Bilan Rainey, Bryant Harte, Stefan Nicota and Matt Brady played a strong game ini front of goaltender Cedar who gave a great peformnance in goal to highlight Whitby's victory. Against their cross-town rivaIs, Oshawa Turul, Raiders faced a new tactic as the Oshawa goalie was playing like an llth attacker. For the first 20 minutes, Oshawa had monientuin and bottled up Whitby in their own end. However, Whitby reversed strategies and found a kink in the Oshawa tactic to strike for three quick goals in the latter 20 minutes of the first haîf. Engelage struck first with a long shot over the goalie's head, then countered again as he deked the goalie out of position and sank the ball into the empty net. Cassidy recorded Whitby's third goal, showing a determiàned effort as he took a shot at the Oshawa goal and quickly followed up with the rebound to score. At half-tiine, Whitby led 3-0. Cassidy scored again in the second haîf as Raiders rode to a 4-1 victory. Whitby's season record now stands at seven wins, four losses and a tie. After a slow start, Raiders have lost only one of their last eight league gainés. They have also recorded three toumnament championships -- the Greece Cobra Tournament in Rochester, N.Y., the Peterborough Challenge Tournament and the Oshawa McLaughlin Inter- national Tournament. Coaches are Gerry Rainey, Neil Harte and Laszlo Tengelics. Manager is Pat Schleiffer. Ontario major lacrosse 1993 PLAYOFFS SERIES A Brampton vs. Peterborough Aug.3 Peterbrough 4 Brampton la Aug. 8 Bramrpton 8 Peterborough 4 Aug.1 eterborough B Brarmpton 9 Aug. 13 Branrpton 12 Peterborough 7 (Brmtoa evaices to Ontario finas.) SERIES B Brookîlus vs&Fergus Aug. 4 Fergus 8B Booklin 12 Aug. 5 Brooktin 10 Fergus 7 Aug. 9 Fergus 6 Brookfln il Aug. 10 Brooklin il Fergus 8 <Brooktin akvancas to Ontario finats.) Top 10psy off scorers (as ri Aug. 12> GP G A P Bill Passfield. Brooktin 4 6 10 16 John Travares. Brarrpton 3 5 1D 15 Malt Shearer, Brooktin 4 9 4 13 Bob Hamey. Fergus 4 5 8 13 JohnFusr.Brookin 4 2 il in bra m ePurple 94 1 Pringle Creek Pher. 8 Motherwell o Grahtam Nicholson Evan Boyce 2 Durham Bulines 0 Carson & Weeks Chantai Tachino 2 Bradtley Wiggeus 2 --i 1 rý 1 1