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Page 24, Whitby Fres Press. Wednesday, December 22, 1993 R mget Petites winl gold The Whitby petite Ai teain, sponsored by Doug Freeman C.A., partcpted in the recent caorugh tournanient and came away with the gold medel. En route te their victory, Whitby beat Markham twice by the score of 5-2, Oshawa 7-2 and Kitchener 4-1. This led to, a final gamo with Oshawa, with Whitby starting strong and skating te a 6-2 victory. Leading the scoring was Corrine Richter with give goals, seven assista. Natale Babony had five goals, three assists; Krista Mueller and Jessica Brownridge three goals, three assista apiece; Lindsay Freeman two goals, four assista; Nicole Freeman and Novices roll over Markham The Whitby Hanet Plastics novice B ringette teain defeated Markhamn 9-2 on Saturday Coal-scorers were Emily Sand, Rachel Stewart, Jade Blight and Michelle Leni. Assisting on the Whitby goals were Heather Peel, Karen McWilliams, Kailey Miller, Stewart and Kathryn Perry. Also contributing were Tara Henry, Krystal Chartrand and goaltender Meahan Cloutier. On Sunday Whitby loat 10-9 te the Richmnond Hill petite C team. Whitby started eut very strong and was leading 4-2 after the firat haif, but was uneble te hold on te, the lead. Goalscrers were Stewart, Leni, Mil r, and Henry. Tending goal for Whitby waa Blight. Jimmo, Cheesman lead Whitby The Whitby Febrica novice ringette team, defeated Oshawa 11-4 on Sunday. Racheal Jimmo and Jennah Cheesman each had three goals and two assista each. Courtnie Henry and Erin McIntosh eaeh scored two goals end Lindsay Lilly had her second of the season. Kim Curry had two assista and Joanne Tellas and LindsayIàlly had one each. Linda Tait played an excellent game in goal, assisted by the strong defence of McIntosh, Susie Crabb, Jessica Yen and Nancy Englend. Novices nipped The Whitby novice Cl ringette teain, spensored by Mitchell Brothera Building Supplies, waa edged by Ajax 4-3 on Sunday. Whitby had a 2-0 lead after the firat period, both goal scored by Katherine Boys. In the second period Ajax came back te tie the score at 2-2. Julia Mitchell then scored Whitby's third goal. However, Ajax had two goals late in tho geme te earn the win. Jenny Martel was eustanding in goal for Whitby and made a number of key gaves. VoF--ea e1e Jennifer Leighton four goals, one assist each; Lyndsey Smith one goal, three assista and Samantha Cardwell and Sera Vanderlip each hed two assista. In mure recent beague action Whitby had an 8-3 win over Oshawa with Brownridge scoring four goals, and a 6-4 win ever Pickering with Leighton and Lâindsay Freeman eech recording a hat trick. IBs wiri big Sunday night the Whitby petite B ringette teain improved their season record te six wins againat two basses with a convincing 12-5 win over Oshawa. The Dodd & Souter sponsored team ahowed great hustle and teani play in the geme aa they prepare for an upcoing tournament in Markham. Scoring for Whitby were Camre Trully (three), Megan Yaraskavitch (three), Kristy Kotarba (two), Nikki Baldasti, Katie MacDonald, Theresa Bugdon and Kryatle Krasnaj. Nicole Clarke contributed with two assista as did Becky Duncan. T[racy McGillils was in goal for Whitby. Hamer scores 3 for bunnies Whitby Mr. Transmission defeated Ajex 1 7-4 in recent bunnies ringette action. Backed by the goaltending of Alyaaa Branaon, Wbitby jumped te an early 3-0 lead on goals by Shauna Hamer, Kelly Jeifs and Amanda Church. Ajax fought back with three goals before WVhitby took control with, two goals by Hanier, and one each by Eden Jeffery, her firat goal as a bunny, and Jessica Bradlley. Jeifs assisted on Hanxer's last twe goals, and Church, Hamner and Verenica Johnson aIse earned assista. Whtby juniors defeat Pickering The Whitby Midas Muffler junior B ringette team scored an impreasive 6-1 victory ever Pickering on Seturday. Pickering scored the firat goal. Whitby goalie Temnara Wiesiolek was atrong in net and held the teani until they could get their attack going. Goals by Lindsey Millard and Tanya Campeeu gave Whitby a 2-1 lead at the end of the firat period. Whitby camne eut flying in the second and broke the game open with goals by Brea Blight, Angela Dunn, Millard with her second and Catie Challoner. Assista went te Chellener (twe), Amy Sagan, Dunn and Cempeau. Bunnies win 10-1 Whitby Pringle Creek IGA bunnies ilrngete a m eT ver- The Whitby minor peewee select hockey club, aponsored by Brooklin & District Kinsmen., captured the consolation championship et a teurnament in Wexford over the weekend. In their firat conteat Whitby dominated an outclassed Scarborough Cougars club 13-0. Whitby scored five goals in the first period, added eight more in the second and was content te play defensive hockey the reat of the way te record the shutout for goalie Andrew Gubbels. Mike Gubbels led the scoring parade with a het trick. Chad Kawasaki had two goals and three assiats; Matt Fortier two goals, two assista; Bilan Witruk two goals, one assiat; and Metthew T. Walten two goals. Derek Pollock and Matt C. Walten each counted a goal and an assist. Jason Turkington and Andrew Clark contributed three assista; Nick Cowan two; and Andrew Holmes and Brian Rainey one. Wihitby next faced an early season nemnesis frem York Mfilîs. Needing a victery te ensure a spot in the seri-finals Whitby came out hitting and playing hard determined te avenge their regular seeson bass te their opponents. York Mfilîs counted firat, however, midway through the first period for the early 1-0 lead. Whitby struck back less than a minute later as Witruk converted a pretty set-up pass by Kawasaki te tie mattersaet 1-1. York Milîs enswered almoat immediately te regain their one-goal margin. Early in the second pEriod Whitby knotted the score on a goal by Turkington with assista going te, Rainey and M.T. Walten. Juat over a minute leter Clark scored with the assist by Fortier as the Kinsmen took a 3-2 lead. York Milîs fought back agein te, tie the gaine at 3-3. Seventeen seconds later Witby teok the lead for good on a goal by Gubbela, assisted by Rainey. York Milis pressed through the rest of the second period and well inte the third in an effort te get the equalizer. Netminder Steve Pigrain was up te the task, however, as he continually stymnied ail the opposition scoing threats. Midway through the third period Whitby padded their lead en M.T. Walten'a goal, with the essiat going te Rainey. Turkington, on a nifty solo effort, cempleted the scoring in a hard-fought 6-3 victery. Meving on te the semi-final Whitby faced Chinguacousy. The game featured aggressive checking and crunching body checks by two equally deterniined, evenly matehed teamas. Playing perhaps their best hockey of the season, Whitby jumped eut te a 1-0 lead on a goal by Turkingten, assisted by M.C. Walton. Action was end-te- end until Chinguacousy evened the scored late in the firat. Early in the second Whitby recaptured the lead on a marker by Clark, assisted by M.T. Walton. Chinguacousy fought determined te emerge with the victery. Backed by outstanding goaltending from Andrew Gubbels who repeatedlly thwarted Markham scoring chances, Whitby took an early 2-0 lead inte the second period. Witruk,ý on an assist by Fortier, scored first, followed by Cameron Munro on a pass from Turkington. Whitby counted the only goal of the second frame on a solo effort by M.T. Walton. Halfway through the third Whitby indoor socoer HOUSE LEAGUE BANTAU Der- 14 Team 96 G. Galnoy 2 RL Heneha Team4 J. Muhane2 C. Subrizzi C. G"b Team 92 J. Allen 2 M. Raton L Van Vegho A. Babony Team 96 Team 54 Team 93 Team 92 Town 05 Town al Dec. 1B USIA. Daniel Duneau 2 Aaron Taylor Tyler LicDonald Brd Bouai Jorge correa RU"a Grahm nWatt 7 TeainiS 4 S. Kair 2 FLPetralto S. Skmmrs 4 TominD3 4 T. Burwsh 2 J. 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