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Whhby Free Press. Wecfresday, Deember 22,1993, Page 21 Exeine h ws..felig The Whitby <Mighty Dunlops' minor novice hockey selects, sponsored by TD Bank, captured the Wexford Mustang Christmas Tournament on Sunday. In gaine one, the defensive-minded Whitby tearn defeated Scarborough Sabres 5-0. Adami Stein scred three goals, Thomas Farquharson and Stuart Petrie had one each. The Might Dunlops then blanked the host Wexford tearn 3-0, the victory secured by the superb goaltending of John Ross who also contributed an assist on the third goal. Petrie had two goals, Andrew Lebel ahd a goal and an assst. In the chamnpionsid-p game against Cedar FER1, Whitby fired three goals in the first, Stein, Farquharson and Petrie scoring. The second period saw Whitby increase their lead to 4-2 with a goal scored by Ryan Hnatko. The chaxnpionship was sealed in the third period with.two more goals from Petrie and Jason Gordon. Ini league play Whitby picked up two victories in the past week, defeating Leaside 2-1 (goals by Bradley Arbour and Stein), thon defeating Markham 4-1 (goals by Arbour, Farquharson, Cordon and Stein). Other teain members are Ryan Pike (goalie), Shawn Holman, Derran Brick, Paddy Kelly, Jonathan Daruwala, Brad Harden, Colin Harvey, Paul Michael Rivest and Andrew Ewart. SHAYNE BAYFQRD scores to give Anderson the lead and Steve Holbiski added an empty net goal in a 6-4 win over G.L" Roberts in high sohool hockey last week. Bayford added another goal and had two assists. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whhby Free Press Whiitby figure skain club INTERMEDIATE TEST DAY DEC6 17 PREUMNARY DANCES Auhly Bobyk LCmuakTzg Bahbf 5km. JUNIOR BRONZE DANCES Lelgh Gallas WilowWidtz SENIOR BRONZE DANCES Aràkea We Ton Fox Kate Hikson Ton Fox Krsten Pika Ton FOX MlnaCoweîa Fourteonstep PaiÀ Varulor Foesleenep MelkmaCouvae.laEwopem i Watz JUNIOR SILVER DANCES Postua Dure Rocker Foxtral JUNIOR SILVER FREEMKTES Daruea Dlglorgo Purt 1- Elent: MrndaGragooreoPut I.Elenta Purt Il - Progrurn MrndaGregore Purtl-Progrun MiURES 2nd Figure Sud Figure 41h Figure 6h Figure Kritten P ParPta1 àIl Pal Vaner (Partsal&àil> Charyl Iloaper Lindsay Moloney Andrea Dum (Parte 1 & Il) Pemnela Dw Part Il Mirnda Groiore(oPt Nicole Llonds(artPsa à Il> Kals Bolduo(Pute 1 àIl) Usa Cni 0%18Pu1 Ià Il RESULTS AT IIGH TEST DAY UXBUDG, DEC. 8 GOLD ARTISTIC merullth GRseu SENIOR SILVER DANCES Kil aie BRhsesk DuWWIaDuglegle Peso oD" ErlnBeBogn IGis otiewoiq PRUARY TEST DAY DEC. 0 PREUIINARY DANCES OLI hWsiZ KieChalne Kilslrcd Doidm Loue Ken" aRmd Eue Lurtou JooacaTaylor Ru*,ie Muh Casua Tango VasuoeaH Emue__v[b Jeu" lce on LoÉ Kat Coon mBtIw Baby Blues Lie.Chomcobay Michael Gdfmsdich Jema Bos JUNIOR BRONZE DA4CES 9" igDu. Candice Br*uly > Sony Casdy Erbî Coikien Lomna Dwnpoy Lfnd.q arrisn jonere Pomn Hu" Nenoth Amy Lrp Kan Puckui Eue Challege Siaqel.Puckrin FkdsaTargo Andre.aAccurdo Arn. Rogers I<ei Puclrrm wsl a il SamuihaMur Meloa Destpate 3~rShon Alexauide SENIOR BRONZE DAN4CES Ton Foîx Abri. Cosarella Mol.eeaDesqete Fowrteoaetp Bro Foton Budiget Linuso Lyrn Wallon Anrkea Dure LidsayMoloney Europau Waftz Kdi Jonea JUNIOR SILVER DANCES Keats Foxtrat KeIlogh knan RockerFoxtro Pafricia Sturges PREUMINARY FIGURES AndraaLow(Prtls àl) Jusou Sherlcy Partse1 &Il) Sarah Gieut(Parta 1 & Il) A.hley Bcbyk Prlai &it Miclille Gali(Parte 1 &il) Eina Lamrtu(Putls 1& 1) FIRST FIGURES Shanunon Oldmon (Prt Il Andrea Wu Put Q Siacey CasJdy (Puts I1&aIt) PREUIMNARY FREESKATE Suwwtha Muisw Pute IQ l Suay Casdy Pute I1&aI10 SIsuvianAlmaier uta 1&àIl) Angela Vlyschdt <Prts 18) ShuuionOldn wP1t& Il) Aiea LallePrte Il&1) JUNIOR BRONZE FREESKATE Bris Foulon <Pte 19) Kdgn P&» (Pots 1 Il RESULTS AT RACOON RALLY BOWMANVILLE. NOV. 27 PRE.NOVICE B GIRLS Wldub Koeuhcg M eingla NOVICE A GIRLS Card iGomb. 2nd iflighi NOVICE 1B BOYS MI Kooeq 2rsd i %gM PRE-PREUIMNARY GIRLS Chri"amuaun rd *m I" PREUINMARY B GIRLS SbtmsnOelnwi2nd in ti RESULTS AT COBOURG NOV, a GOLD ARTISTÎ jurit Baker 2nd un final Crowder .6th in. Cap Jennifer Crowder of Whitby had a sixth-plaoe finish in the recent Canada Cup swim meet in Etobicoke. Crowder was sixth in the final of the 200-metre individual med- ley (long course), with a time of two minutes, 27 seconds. It was one of seven personal best times for Crowder, who rea- ched the finals in five events at the meet that featured some of à.'L- 4- _j Tr QLIXV mers. Crowder's time for the 200m individual medley (short course) was two minutes, 23.63 seconds; 50m butterfly, 30.16 seconds; 100m breaststroke, one minute, 14.29 seconds; 100m butterfly, one minute, 6.35 seconds; 200m seconds. Other Whitby wimmers at the meet were sheigh Crowder, 15; Lindsay Crowder ý14; Marie-Eve Trembay, 14; iy McCulloch, 13; Erik Van Dijk, 1n5; Sarah Léo, 12. Shutout streak ends, Peewees win streak continues for The Whitby major ateni select Kyle Mayberry. Bowmnanville tie d fo teaxn sponsored by Hardco came back with two goals but 'f"i --] «-.-..- -- U ,l "-,,Mr trolfOnAncr hu it-hnn top spot With strong play in December, the Whitby Hanet Plastics major peewee AAA hockey team is now tied for first place in the lague standings with York-Simcoe. Over the last six gaines, Whitby has five wins and one defeat, the latter a 2-O loss te Peterborough. The streak started with a 5-4 victery over Richmond Hill, followed by victories over Ajax 4-3, Markham 6-4, Markhani 3-2 and York-Simcoe 4-1. Whitb/'s overali reord now stands at 10 wins,, eight lasses and four ties. During the Christmnas break Whitby will compote in the Burlingten Golden Horseshoe Tournaxnent. Hou-se league tournament The Optimist Club of Whitby will hold the l2th annual ateml peewoe house league hockey tournament at Iroquois Park Dec. 27 te 29. Twenty-four teams from Dur- hamn Region will take part. Action begins at 8 a.m. each day. won il games in a row leading up te the Christmnas break. The team's record is now 24 wins, two losses and a tie. .On Dec. 6, the team's seven-ganie shutout streak came te an end in a 6-3 victory over Pickering in North York Select League play. Ryan Meaney led the teain with four goals with Gary Kitamura and call.up Grant Howe flnishing the scoring. On Dec. il Whitby faced a very good Bowmanville team. in an exhibition gsme. Whitby took a threo-goal lead on goals by Meaney, Mfike Astalas and calI up Five Whitby figure skaters achieved gold on their tests dur- intepast year. nd two o f the ive were triple çold medalists, a rare distinction in testing in which the gold standard is given after at least f10 year of practice in one of the fordscipVlines of figure skating. TMai i Fter, 15, a member of the Ubride Skating Club, and Natasha Brideau, 19, each achievod gold in froe skate, dance and artistic. The fourth, and most difficuit, te A1 Thorntn and Adam Rinaldi allowed the team te hang on for the 3-2 win. Whitby remained undefeated in the North York Select League with a convincing 7-1 win over Forest H-ili on Dec. 14. Goalscorers for Whitby were Stefan Hass (two), Astalos (two), K le Ruttan, David Besco and M-ke Kobrynovich. On Dec. 18 Whitby skated past Ajax 12-3 in an exhibition gaine. Scoring for Whitby were Kitamura (two), Astalos (three), Ruttan (two), Hass, . Meaney, Ryan Mendes, Chris Michaud and call-up Mark Rinaldi. discipline is figures. Foster also finished judging exams and now is qualified te beconie a j*udge. Bridoau achieved hier third gold earlier this year. Meredith Gilbert, 17, also froin the Whitby Figure Skating Club, achieved gold in dance and aris- tic. Shannon Bouwman, 16, and Amanda Littlejohn, 18, both from the Whitby club, each ear- ned the gold standard in dance. GOLD DANCES LisaCrtVi SuÉs Cook Morodlh Gg»ds ............ .. mïghty effort by minor novices 1 1