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Paaa 18. Whibv Free Press. Wednesday, August 18. 1993 Wùb wes fce-e e * a atN e f The Durham College Whitby Skilled Trades Building is opening in September. WiIl you be there? Spaces stili available in the following courses: w/ Czirpciîirv -:o <ck /EIectial Techniques - 36 e:k /Precisioti Metal Fabricatioiî - .16 week.% /Pipiîîg Tecchîiqucs - 36 aicck% /Machuine Sllop - 4o<) ek. /Wcldiuîg Fillcr - 40 wehr YIndustrial Maintenîanîc Mcchaîîîc -48 ek /Gencral Machin'i - 52 wecks /Moudmaker - 52 weeks /Too)l & Die Maker -.12 wcehs '<cru trr.ry t-x rirgibhfor ficrrrtrrri statwr Call Durham College 721-2000, Ext. 534 By Kathryn Mc Burney Erik VanDijk, JenniferCrow- der and Ashleigh Crowder froin the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club Ckaîtke' Davies, Guy win at motocross be tter price! Two Whitby riders were win- ners at the Markham Motocross SpectacularAug. 8. Mark Davies won the sports- Toronto Rugby Union STANDINGS (as of Aug. 10) Division 1 W L T PF PA PTS Markhaml1 7 0 0 201 52 14 B rock 1 6 1 0 170 62 12 Yeomen 2 4 1 2 115 88 ID Beach 2 4 2 0 106 74 8 Scottish 2 4 3 0O 128 101 8 Barriel1 4 3 0 76 71 8 Saracensi1 3 3 1 115 89 7 Oshawa 1 2 3 2 60 55 6 Wesh 1 3 3 0 72 79 6 Lionsi1 2 4 0 62 134 4 Nomads 2 2 5 0 64 75 4 Irish 2 2 5 0 71 141 4 Crusaders 2 2 5 0 60 175 4 Brampon 2 1 5 1 98 148 3 Division 2 Beach 3 6 1 0 225 91 12 Lindsayl1 6 1 0 147 76 12 Wanderers 2 5 2 0 222 79 1D Scotiish 3 5 2 0 159 85 10 Barbarians 2 5 2 0 109 69 10 Norh Halonl1 4 3 0 195 69 8 Crusaders 3 4 ' 0 60 71 e Bramrpon 3 3 2 2 109 101 8 Nomads 3 4 3 o 78 103 8 Yeomen 3 3 3 1 13i10l6 7 Peterboroughl1 3 4 0 164 106 6 Barie2 3 4 0 83 69 6 Saracens 2 2 4 1 82 171 5 Burlington 2 2 4 1 68 157 4 Markiam 2 2 5 0 86 159 4 Oshawa 2 f 6 0 71 138 2 Irsh 3 0 5 2 47 175 2 Timberwoves 11(j 5 0 41 215 2 Timberwolves 1 withdrew from schedule Aug. 7. Makiram 2 wiII wiîhdraw Aug. 31.) Division 3 Wanderers 3 7 0 0 174 42 14 Nomads 4 6 0 O 171 35 12 Lions 2 6 1 0 111 69 12 York Count y 6 1 0 154 35 12+ Babaans 3 4 1 1 130 65 9 Beach 4 4 3 O 109 69 8 Scotrsh 4 3 2 1 154 76 7 Saracens 3 3 4 0 86 100 6 Peterborough 22 5 0 82 79 4 NorhHaýilon 2 1 6 0 4.6 102 2 Buccarreers 1 5 1 57 155 2 Timberwoies2l1 6 0 36 293 2 Oshawa 3 O 5 1 24 158 1 Burlingon 3 0 6 O 14 126 O Division 4 Lndsay 2 5 2 0 101 48 10 B rock 2 4 3 0 lo1 74 8 Crusaders4 3 2 1 74 74 7 Wesh 2 2 3 0 69 101 4 Nomas 5 1 1 0 55 52 2 Babaraze4 0 6 O 39 160 0 *denotes resuft subjeclta confirmaliomr *denoltes tirai teams record inetudes a gm where score was flot f epor1ed by oUtrer ide; recorded as 0-0 te. with no liaue points zwarded. Nomals 5have prclred r.ç byea rmrachedule and resuts are inckided in standings. man class and Chuck Guy won the over-3D class. Jesse Wilson of Ashburn was seventh in the 250cc expot class and was eighth in th 125cc ex ~ Spoctacular' will again be held Sunday, Aug. 22 at the Markham fairgrounds. Batm remlain Whitby bantain selects teani #1 extended their record to six wins and no losses wîth wins over Whitby teani #2 and Ajax in recent basebali action. In the Aug. 8 gaine against Whitby team #2, team. #1 pounded out nine hits on their way to a 10-1 victory over their crosstown rivais. Hitters for Whitby #1 were Jin Grieve with a triple and a single, Nick Rae with a double and a single, Steve Mace with a triple, David Yarwood and Mike Yeung each with a double, Shane Terry and David Hughes with a single each. Ryan Balan, Mace, Terry and Yarwood scattered two hits and allowed only three bases on bails. In a hard-fought gaine in Ajax on Aug. 15, Whitby #1 pitchers Yarwood, Mace, Balan and Jason Linden allowed only four hits as Whitby defeated Ajax 4-1. Hitters for Whitby were Mace with a double, Yarwood a double, Sean Culleton and Balan and Jeif Canning each with singles. Aggressive baserunning was the key as Whitby stole eight bases, including home plate twice. I L( UR Durham/ Northumberland junior golf tour E VENTS GOLFER GOLF CLUB IST 2ND 3RD 4TH STH TOTAL PTS. David Kovacs Cherry Downs 57 50 57 60 57 281 Todd Burreli Whitevaie 54 59 52 59 56 280 Bra Dove Cherry Downs 57 55 54 54 58 278 Jasoni-iawksby Cedathursi 54 60 57 36 60 267 Luke Atkinson Oshawa 51 55 52 53 51 262 Trevor WaJI Donalda 54 51 57 46 52 260 Mike OKane Whitevale 47 59 54 55 29 244 Adam Riley Oshawa 48 25 59 58 48 238 Scott ai Oshawa 34 21 68 53 60 226 Chrs Loo DaJOwood 43 28 41 58 53 22 Jasoan Mclnlosh Kedron Doeits 51 57 49 29 28 2$4 Mah VonKaick utth Oshawa 40 56 49 36 28 209 Shane Sleep Cherry Downra 40 50 37 14 54 19S Jereny Goer Sunnykras 40 50 37 14 54 191 Markh1HachaIt Thunderbird 51 46 26 14 48 185 Joei Thackeray Oshatwa 40 36 32 36 40 184 Brendon Uprichard Oshawa 25 32 49 46 31 183 Luhe Laave Peerborough 0 53 39 41 50 183 Bria Wilkins Cherry Downs 57 16 49 20 40 182 Kent Jamieson Sunnybrae 29 36 26 42 48 181 Nick Jes Oshawa 59 8 37 26 41 171 Bryan McNair Oshawa 34 32 49 36 20 171 Sandy Mark Crestwood 20 36 32 46 35 169 John McPherson Deer Creek 9 46 32 29 48 164 Dereh Gillespie Oshawa 0 53 60 49 0 162 Brent Goutding Peterborough 0 O 52 53 56 161 Mai Sirano Peterborough 23 32 16 38 48 157 Math Burtait Whitevaie 17 47 8 49 35 M5 Gien Stohois Peterborough 58 8 49 20 il 146 Doug Maybury Whitevale 34 46 0 46 20 146 Mak Walarowich Oshawa 43 14 22 26 40 U45 Reý Milage Peterborough O 42 42 58 0 142 Je Gunn Daewood 23 14 32 24 48 141 Jame Milner Dalewood 40 4 39 41 17 141 Chris et zel Seaton 23 42 37 6 28 136 Mak Peymiar Oshawa 41 25 19 20 31 136 T.J. Rule Lakerige Links 29 50 37 6 14 136 Chris Broasi Peterborough 47 42 22 24 0 135 Mike Griffin Peerborough 34 42 19 36 O 131 Math Deighen Newcastle 35 328 19 4 28 11B Makhintanai i Pepperlree 9 14 41 29 22 115 Mihe Tenrrie 0aiood 29 5 13 38 28 113 Wayne Warren Anmada. 3 46 13 11 40 113 Kevin unteor DaJewood 17 28 16 41 10 112 BrartRowlanrd Oshawaa 47 28 26 10 O lit Scott Prodtor Urratfflated M4 42 26 0 28 110 Eddie Marunder Cherry Dowra 60 O 0 49 O0 1lm ian Large Oshawta 47 0 37 24 0 1l8 A Compton Peterborough 5 0 32 24 40 101 Ryan McCue Uraffiiaied 20 9 O 20 48 97 Jason Goard Cedarhurst 25 25 8 20 15 93 Chris WWaduck Oshawa %19 V 32 g9 17 91 Trev ormax Newcastle 5 8 8 36 M8 90 Mark Armsrong Oshawa 29 21 10 9 12 81 Jason -isiiett Oshaa 34 1V 10 1x O 77 Blryan Rowland Oshrawa 1B 42 16 Ã" O 76 Trevorome Peterbsorough 14 V9 4 36 0 73 Marhk lnsaa Cherry Dorera 2 36 8 7 13 66 Adiam Datatah Peterborough O O 130 O 50 63 Mark McDormott Daieood V M1 3 20 0 47 Mhe Demsharn Oshrawra 7 14 22 0 O 43 BadPente.1on DaiW#ood 17 O O O 20 37 Jaton Johaston Oshawa 7 25 O O O 32 Er Bradey Osaa %14 0 2 0 9 25 Aien Aronson Sestor, O O O O 21 21 MiSa Wikinsonr Annadaie O O O O 8 8 -7 -- ýý ý-7- --ý, - -, -"ý ý competed in the Nationals swim championships in Edmonton, Alta. July 28-30. The three were unable to fin- ish in the top 10 in any event at the competition that included Canada's best swimmers of al ages. "It was fun, but no one dîd really well," said Jennifer Crow- der, who coinpeted in the 50m, 10Dm and 20Dm breaststroke, 20Dm backstroke and 20Dm in- dividual medley. She was only able to maintain her 10Dm breaststroke timne of one minute, 18.2 seconds. Fifteen-year-old VanDijk raced in the 5Dm, 10Dm and 20Dm breastroke events at his first Nationals competition. He admits he was nervous seeing the high-calibre and Olympic athletes and gays "It's sort of weird sitting next to them." Ho feit hie managed to do well under pressure, saying hie was able to, find a quiet place to visualize his races and that hel- ped prepare hlm when it came time to swimn the real thing. VanDijk managed a best time in his 5Dm breastroke at 31.71 seconds and inaintained his 10Dm broaststroke timo at 1:09.6. As it was his first Nationals, VanDijk was subjected to an initiation ceremony. "They (teammates) made me dress up in a bikini and dance around the deck to a song » laughs VanDijk, who teck it ail in good humour. Jennifer Crowder said the meet, in gonoral, did not produce bably because everyone is train- ing for Commonwealth G aies." Ashleigh Crowder, 15, swami the 5Dm, 10Dm and 20Dm back- stroke at the Nationals. She left fromtlafter arriving home romdmonton te join te Ontario tour teami racing at the Far Westerns meet in Cupertino, California. She had a third-place finish in the 200m backstroke and a fifth in 100m backstroke at the meet which marked the end of comn- petition and the start of a rest period. After resting, she will again resume practice to try for a spot on the Canadian teain that will coin pte in next year's Common- wealth Gaines. 2 wisfor under-1 is Whitby Malta Falcons turned in strong performances in winning thoir past two Central Soccer Loague (CSL) under-il gaines. On Aug. 4 Falcons travelled te Scarborough and gained a measure of rovenge with a 4-2 win over Scarborough Blues who had eliminated Falcons from CSL cup play. Scoring that nîght for Falcons were Stevon Porco with two and Andy Methven and Matt Morgan with singles. Aug. il found Falcons at home where they handed Wexford a 4-1 defeat. Robbie Reid with two, Mike Hall and Morgan with one each provided the scoring. Both victories saw solid backfleld play from Brott Allen, Alex Richardson and Stuart Turpin and fine performances froin Neil Hubley in goal. Falcons travel te Harrisburg, Pa. Aug. 21-22 for the Redland Soccer tournament.