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Whitby Fres Press, Wednesday, April 6, 1994, Page 21 Peewees second in Dearborn The Whitby ininor peewee AAA teain, sponsored by Elscint Canada Inc., just feli short in the championshîp gaine of a tournaient in Deerborn, Mich. over the March 25-27 weekend. In the first game Whitby was up against a major-minor mix from Sault Ste. Marie. Whitby fel behind early and, unable to catch up, loat 3-1. Whitby's goal waa by Sean Haynes assisted by Scott Beegan. Excellent goltending by Shari Brykse kept the gaine close. Whitby won their second game against West Michigan 6-0. Mike Hemil1ton had two goals and two assists, Glen Mayer two goals and an assist, Nick Owen and Casey Dupont each with a goal. Goltender David Chant got the shutout. The third game against Windsor saw Whitby go ahead quckly and keep the lead throughout for a 4-2 win. Matt Jardin, Dupont, Haynes and Hamilton scored. The chanipionship game was a rematch egainat Sault Ste. Marie. Sauit Ste. Marie scored firet but Whitby soon followed with gocals from Hamnilton and Jared Brown. Sault Ste Marie came back with three goals to put out the Whitby flamne. With only seconds remaining in the game, Owen scored from Cruch te make the final 4-3. There was outstending goaltending by Chant and goo defensive play by Mike Heffering. Novices WIflCnTE< Whitby Fabrica novice ringette Tellis one goal and one essist, C*T E eA C teain won two of four gaines to efflsica Yen two msst, Rachel place first aznong equal calibre teams in the regional playoffa this p ast weekend in Grafton. Whitby defeated Port Perry and Oshawa. Scoring in the tournainent were Cortnîe Henry with eight goals, Erin McIntosh four goals, Lindsey Lilly three goals and one assist, Jennah Cheesman one goal and three assiste, Kristen Alphonso two assista, Nancy England two assiste, Joanna Jimmo a.ndi irrmiy ivountjoy a goal each. Caitlin Camnpbell, Susie Crabb, Kim Curry and Lindsey Tait also contributed to the teamn with their hard work and strong play. Goaltenders were Nancy England and Emily Mountjoy. The coaching staff consista of Ann Cheesman, Wayne iàlly, Wade Alphonso, Marie Crabb and Carolyn Mountjoy. Tice, 2 losses for Whi*tby The Whitby major novice AA hockeytai finished their season lest weend, with a tie and two bases in the Jerry Jacobs Memorial Tournainent in Thornhill. The firet g aine was against H-ilîcrest of t he Metro Toronto Hockey League. Although the Rat Pack dominated play for inost of the gaine, it ended in a scoreleas tie. The second gaine opponents were from Copper Cliff! near Sudbury. The gaine was fat and exciting, with Whitby opening a 2-0 lead in the first on goals by Greg Raine of Whitby won $11.4d7 on a recent $2 wager on Pro-Line, the sports lottery aine,' 34 a cable splicer at Toronto Hyâro, correctty predic- ted the outeomes of three hockey games and three basketbaf gaines. He and wife Janice, who have two children, plan to bank the money. Raine got his winning ticket at Vllage Market on Ross- land Road. Annualringette The Brooklin-Whitby Ringette Association will hold the annual general meeting Sunday, April 17, 7 p.m., at the Centennial Building, regal room, Centre Street South, Whitby. For more information, caîl Dan Cloutier at 666-4943. Whitby select hockey UNOR NOVICE @Po un uby TD U.* Fb. 24 - hasqu Whitby 2 Imurvisw Thomna. Farquhan Jamon Gordon Mu. 9- phyci WhRW y4 Lkionvil. TJamon =oid2 Adun Stein Mar. 12- .xhbtêon Vhitby6 4 Agincowrt Aun Stein BradleyAabur Thon..Faquhuion Brandon Fowler and Andrew Làamiot. Copper CUIT! fought beck to tie the score in the second and took a 3-2 lead early in the third. With less thon five minutes on the dlock, Wade Brench tied the score for Whitby, assisted by Lainiot. Copper 011ff scored late in the period and hung on for a4-3 victory. The Pack needed a victory in their third gaine te, advance, but their opponiente were the powerful York Toros, who were on the verge of winning the MTHL, league championship and had not given Up a single goal in this tournament. The gaine was well-played by both teains, with good action et both ends of the rink. York opened the acoring bate in the firat period, and widened the gap te, e 2-O early in the second. The Rat Pack reduced the deficit to one when Robert Eberle sicored niidway through the period. York scored eaibut Whitby caine back toeihi one again when Branch converted a Lainiot paso. The second period ended 3-2 in favour of York. York poured on the offence earby in the third, dominating play and scoring two early goals. But once agein Whitby fought beck, refusing to give up, and took the play eway froin the Toros. Down two goals and short-handed, Kevin Walsh "tle the puck froin e Toro forward, split the defence and lifted a beautiful shot inte the top corner te, make the score 5-3. Only moments later, Branch brought the pack te, within one. The Rat Pack fought hard to tie the score late in the period, but could not finish their comebeck, and the final score was York 5 Whitby 4. MW. 1 - phoIf wMiby a Adwn9lein2 Ploi Mcal Fb MW. la - mh*ioe WMtby 5 Ad ten 2 JmaoGoea Thoe, FwqL*maon Rin iika M«. 21 - phqmiI 3 Whkby stu Pgi. Anêmw L"b Mu. 25 - pydi 2 Whkby1 Tha.. Fuqujiano MW. 31 - pâmo e Thoei Fuq~duh~ Adwn Stein John Rau. Mu~h~ 2 Don Mik Don mIh Don Mah Although they did not advance to the tournamnent finals, the Rat Peck gave a good account of thernselves playing againat smre of the beat teamas in Ontario. Rat Pack teamn members are Branch, Jeremi Brimble, Jason Connor, Robin Côté, Drew Dockrill, Eberle, Michael Finigan, Fowler, Justin Hawe, Lainiot, Andrew Martland, Janiie Millage, Kyle Nova, Sean Pitcher, James Simpson and Walsh. Coaching staff included Joe Millage, Gary Pitcher, Mike Long, Geoff and Mary-Ami Nova. Butt trophy remains in Pickering The 'horses butt' trophy will stay in Pickering as the Whitby coaches ringette teain skated to a 12-4 win over the Pickering ringette coaches. Whitby goal-scorers were John Kotarba with four goals, Jim Smith three goals, Don Mitchell two goals and Rusa Brownridge, Stephen Abel and John Bradley. Other Whitby team. members included Wayne Lilly, Rob Henry, Judy Henry, Jiin Giordano and Rob Drury (goalie). Regi*stration for footbal The Oshawa Hawkeyes Football Organization is looking for children aged 7 te 18 te join housleagues. No playing experience is necessary. For more information, contact Ron Roacýi, 683-6660 (tyke, ages 7 te 9); AI Crabb, 404-0197 (atoms, ages 10 te 12); Tan Bickle, 434-4685 (peewees ages 13 to, 14); Gord Carey, 987-4423 (bantems, ages 15 to 16); or Ian Bunting, 433-4648 (nudgets, ages 17 te 18). Location change for meeting The location for the Whitby Figure Skating Club's annuel meeting on Monday, April 25 has been changed. The meeting, originally te be hebd at Iroquois Park, will now be held et Soccer City, Sunray Street in south Whitby, at 7:30 p.m. WHITBY GIRLS, SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION GIRLS BORN BETWEEN 1973 TO 1988 REGISTRATION: April 9 PLACE: TIME: REP TEAMS: Iroquois Park Comptex 9:00 arn to 1:00 pm Interested players born 1975 and under Contact John Hughes 666-2223 REGISTRATION INFORMATION AVAl LABLE BY CALLING: ROSEMARY 666-3636 (Registrar) JOHN 666-2223 (Pres1dent) ED 668-5959 (Treasurer) ~BASE13ALL S CHOOCL<- For Boys & Girls aged 7-1 4- at Iroquois Park Complex - Whitby bel.5r4 E~oeIeni amitecgs 7 A ... .... .. ... ..... i veeKy bssions 0 JUI 4 - August 15 IlACADEMY BASEBALL SHO 800-363-9053 O in Toronto 905-886-3666 Mail-In Registrations Are Now Being Accepted the Whitby Library (Main Branch) and Iroquo is Park Complex. Mail torms to: Whitby Tennis Club c/o 825 Kinig Street Whitby, ON a LI N 5A3 Wm 8. .8. . à A . A -