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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, March 23,1904, Page 25 e- e - j Triple-overtiimawe defieat -for selects in'final The Whitby major atom select hockey teain, sponsored by Hardco Contracting and Excavating, lost in triple overtime in the Thornhill select tournament final on the weekend. In the flrst game Whitby beat Peterborough (Remax) 4-2. Scoring for Whitby was ike Astalos with two, Gary Kitainura and Ryan Mea2ney. In the second game Whitby defeated Peterborough-North Mfinster 6-1. The lUns of Kyle 'Butt' goes to Pickering In a rnatchup of ringette coaches Whitby won the gaine and Piciering won the prize -- if it can be called a prize. The first game between coaches of Whitby an d Pickering r ingette teams that play against each other in league play, saw Whitby skate to an 8-1 win. As losers, Pickering received a trophyr -- with an image of a horses butt -- that they will keep The Whitby petite AA n'ngette teain, sponsored by ug Freeman C.A., ended th e season on a successful note by capturing the silver medal at the provincial AA championships in Glouceser over Marh break. The tournanient features the top seven petite AA teains playing ini a round-roUin format wih the top thrse teamis advacingta mdalplay. The finst gaine was aganst Camnbridge and this was tobean indication of the competitivenes between ail the teams in the taurnament. Cambridge jumped out ta an early lead but Whitby fought back and went up by a couple of goals only ta have Cambridge- skate back ta tie the gaine. The gaine ended 5-5 but since there are no ties iii the chaznpionships, the two teains went back and forth through two more tension-filled overtime perioda. Early in the third overtime Carnbridge scored ta win 6-5. Waterloo was the next opponent, and Whitby held the edge fin play for the majorîfty of the gaine. Although Waterloo at ons time tied the gaine, Whitby added two ta win 4-2. The next day featured hometawn Gloucester, and with this gaine brought on another tight gaine that ended in yet another tie. Whitby lost 4-3 in the first overtime. Next up was Sudbury who, havn not won a gamne, was thougt tabe easy prey for the Whithy teain. Whitby jumped out ta an early lead but then were sonewalled by the Sudbury goaltender. The resuit was a comeback by Sudbury and another overtime. However, Whitby's luck in overtime changed and they finally won 3-2 in the first overtime Bannies ingelte FROM PA CE 2 2 Lilly had two each. After the loss to Mister Trans- mission Pringle Creek IGA lost 8-7 ta Âjax #1. Giordano scored four goals, Smith two and Allison Williams one. Coaches were Stephen Abel and assistant coaches were Joanne Ellis and John Kotarba. until thsy defeat Whitby. Don Mitchell scored three goals for Whitby, Betty Laroque had two John Kotarba, Stephen Abel and Jim Smith one each. Rosemary Theriault coached the Whitby squad that also con- sisted of VinesBlight, Wayne Lilly, Tom Hamer John Bradley, Dave Glover and obr Hender- son. Assistant coach was Joanne Ellis. period, with Corinne Richter scoring the winner. The third day of competition brought on London. Playing with confidence and control, Whitby easily handled the London aide 4-2. As the standings liai now unfolded, Whitby needed a win in their final, gane, against Cumberland. Whitby came out flying and! maintained constant pressure throughout the gains ta skate ta a 6-4 victory. Whitby ended ths round-robin i second place behind Cambridge and played London in the bronze mnedagains. Playing with their new-found confidence, Whitby started slow but picked up the pace ta score a 5-2 win and a place in the gold medal gre against year-long archrival ambridge. During the season, Whitby had won the Cambridge tournainent and Cambridge had won the Whitby taurnament. In what was ons of the met tightly cantested gamnes of ths week, Whitby and Camnbridge checked and skated throughout a scoreless first period. Cambridge then scorsi! early in the second period. The lead held and with time running out, Whiitby pulled the goalie. Despite a flurry of action around ths Camnbridge net in the dying secndsàWhtby could nat score. In the taurnamnent, Whitby goaltender Hleidi Schlitt was called upon countless times to came up with the big save. The defensive cors of Lyndsey Smith, Nicole Freemnan, Sara Vanderlip and Samantha Cardwell kept apposing forwards canstantly on their toes, and! the forward unit, consisting of Jennifer Leighton, Natalie Babony, Coinne Richter, Lindsey Freeman, Krista Mueller and Jessica Brawnridge, had many scoring opportunities. Whitby had tournarnent wins at the A level at Markham and Scarborough and won the CORL league titis in the petite intermediats division. At ths AA level, Whitby had third-place finishes in the London and Whitby taurnaments and! a gold at the Cambridge tournanient ta go with their provincial silver medal. The tearn was coached by Ros BrownridgB, with assstant coach Doug rema and manager Làeza Carâwell. Ruttan, Mike- Kobrynovich and Meaney was hot as Ruttan scored twice and Kobriynovich and Meaney each had one. itamura and Mike Liske scored the other goals for Witby. In the third gaine Whitby met Bowmanville who were also undefeated and fighting for one of four payoff spots. Aftr taking the leadtwice Whitby had to New Durham group wants to join Metro hockey league A newly formed Durham Region hockey association has fapplied to join the Metro Toronto Hockey League at the AA and AAA levels. The Durham Cobras associa- tion supports the expansion of eisting boundaries of the MTHL to include Durham, for players of minor novice up to major bantam ages. Teai9 would consist of players who live in Durham. The association is asking those interested in the profors a x 905-434-5033 or mai toDCHA, 41 Cowing Cres., Ajax LIS 2Z or DCHA, 41 Noake Ores., Ajax LIT 31.5. 1 Whitby select hockey MAJOR NOVICE aponhord by Crauf Sport* Maroli 1- Iqu playofi WhItVi LWni Bi.Bws Thomhl Tourmnwn whItbwv4 ThomM Whlrt.r 2 Butum Chard L»s Waddibon WhltbyS Jeff Hum PRchard Thoms Bilan Chard Adun D.ah Jeff Wu Whhtby2 MMt Ami Bilan Chard whftb 4 RBbol chds Patrick Lang Jeff Hms Whltby 3 Rlobon Rkchamis 2 Balai Chard Puoough Wo.ton Brndford RlchmonldHFUI 2 Thornhil settie for a 2-2 tie. Brian Leni and Ruttan scored for Whitby. That left Bowmanville and Whitby tied for second and third spot and as a result the two teains had to play again in the semi-finals. Whitby came out flying with the line of Meaney, Ruttan and Kobrynovich taking charge once again. Whitby won the gaine 6-2 to advance to the finals. Scoring for Whitlby was Meaney with three, Ruttan, David Besco and Stefan Hase. In the final Whitby met Peterborough.ýSt. John's and took the lead when Meaney found the corner on ýa perfect shot. St. John s evened the'scoring which remained tied at 1-1 et the end of regulation play. Mftsr a five-minute sudden- death overtime period with no- body scoring, the teains played four on four for the next three Minor Jacrosse registration Whitby minor lacrosse reg*st- ration will be held on Saturday, March 26 and Sunday, March 27, 9 a.m. ta 3 p.m., at Iroquois Park. minutes. Once again with no one scrnthe teains played three on three until St. John's scored after a scranible around the net. Whitby goltenders Michael lhornton andAdain Rtinaldi were excellent throughout the tourna- ment, allowing no more than two goals in any one gaine. Pix 6th in Ontario Whitby Ice Pix finished sixth at the Ontario juvenile precision skating charnpionships held recently*inMarkham. TheWhitby teain, made up of many new members, was third in flight and sixth in the final out of about 20 teains of girls aged 12 and under. Oakville won the champion- Mhona Gibney is coach of the Whitby teain. Whitby's three other precision teains -- adult IS Eluions, senior le lyre and juIls anls-- cmeei h ana- dian ehampionships iVerdun, Que.Mah 31 ta April 4. 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