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Page 24, WVhitby Free Press, Wednesday, August 24, 1994 Bantamns score mm-in wrong gamnes Oebe n9ar9ar asitn A WHITBY FALCONS player leaps over the opposing team's goaltender to reach the bail in under-1 2 soccer action recently at Jack Wilson Park. Whitby beat Olympic Flame 3-2. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Pres Undera15s bounnced ntouirniamntsemi finals Over the pat weekend, the Whitby rep elito under-15 boys' soccer teain, sponsored by t he Oshawa Midtown Mail and Dominion Knitting, made it to othe seri-final round of the Whitby rep tournament. In divisional group play, Whitby finished with three wins in as many gaines. In gaine one, Whitby Wolves defeated Kingston Township 8-3. Whitby started off sluggishly as the opening minutes had the score deadlocked at 2-2. Scott McDavid opened the scoring with an accurate shot taken outside the penalty area for a quick 1-0 lead. Kingston capitalized to notch the score at 1-1. Jason Schleiffer converted on a header from an accurate chip by Kevin da Silva for a 2-1 halftime lead. In the second half Whitby went to work and pressured the Kingston defence scoring five goals on markers by Collins (two), McDavid, Schleiffer and Ryan Smith for a convincing 8-3 firat gaine victory. In gaine two, Whiftby recorded a 2-0 victory over a stubborn Ottawa team. At haîf-time the score was scoreless. In the second half Herman Johnson sunk a long shot for 1-0 lead. Schleiffer completed the scoring to ensure the Whitby win. Nick Wood recorded the shutout with strong support froin fullbacks Tim Grieder, Ros HamilI, Donavan Bond, Dillon Osbourne and Jason Brown. In gaine three Wolves played a crossover gaine againat Nepean. In a close gaine, Wolves won 3-2. Hamili and Johnson scored on excellent soccer chip shots over 3 for Shannon On Aug. 16, the Whitby under-13 select soccer teain defeated Port Hope 3-1. Paul Shannon scored all three goals fur Whitby. the head of the Nepean goaltender. Adamn Farr, playing fullback, blasted a bullet past the Nepean goaltender. In the seni-final game Whitby again met Nepean. Johnson started Whitby off with a beautiful left-footed shot for a 4uick 1-0 lead at the two-minute mark. Nepean tied the game before the half and took a 2-1 lead late in the gaine. Whitby put forth detormined pressure for the lest five minutes, but came up short with a 2-1 loss. In recent league play, Witby defeated Thornhill 3-1. With Nick Wood in goal, Wolves played a scoreless first half. In the second haif, Whitby connected for three goals: Ryan Smith converted on a successful penalty shot, Tim Grieder was sent into the clear on an accurate pass froin Scott McDavid and McDavid completed the scoring, converting passes from Dillon, Osborne and Schleiffer. Adamn Farr played the second haif in goal to preserve Whitby's win. Durham lakeshore women's fastball Stanrxige Classas Whitby Suns Picotte Piratea Rebats Dadd & Sater Saur Grape Augusi 3 Dadd & Sater August 17 Dadd & Saute' Clasaics Auguet la Clesaice Whiby Sun& Scores 14 Saur Grqmes 6 il Saur Gapea 1 15 RA"se la Picote Piwdee The Whitby bantan' A lacrosso teamn, sponsored by Northern Amnerex, came up short over the weekend at the provincial championabipa in Peterborough. Whitby was favoured to win this years classic, going in with a record of 24 wins, one loas and three tdes. Whitby met Peterborough' in1 gaine one, a tearn they had defeated ail season, but came out a little nervous and very fiat. Peterborough opened the scoring with two very quick goals and were in command moet of the game. Although Whitby got close a couple of turnes they couldn't close the two-goal spread. Whitby's big guns camne out roaring in gamne two. Whitby overcame a fine team. froin Six Nations by a one-sided score of 10-3. In gamne three, the opposition was Kitchener-Waterloo, a team that has given Whitby some great garnes this year. However, Whitby rolled to a 10-2 score, and had some fine goaltending by Scott Wylie, setting up the semni-final between these two teains. Whitby could only muster two goals in the hard-fought, semi-final against Kitchener- Waterloo, meeting a strong goaltender and having three goals disallowed. Whitby's goaltender Justin YelIe, wh allowed Kitchener to score on five occasions, was frustrated by his team's lack of offence. Kitchener played one of their fineat gaines of the season and went on to meet Peterborough in the final, winning 8-6. Whitby was soeded into the bronze final but came away ith Durham soeoer UNDER10 UNOR ATOM J une 29 Euracrat Kitchena 1 Ajax tJited Samranha Meyer July 6 Aex Rayai LePage 1 I-ighland Van Stepharie Sohope Lindsay Zara 2 Rosanna Celeitre Krltln Craniemire Moos Lodge 1 Celebrations To Go O Chantel SmRh Highland Van Enn Watson 2 Amy Bergstram Megan Dejonge nothing as they loat to Six Nations. For the provincials, Wes Suddons had six goals, five assista; A.J. Shannon, six goals, three assista; Brett McRury, three goals, four assista; Casey Dupont, one goal, five assista; Billy Greer, one goal, four assista; Brett Pakoata, one goal, three assista; Mike Liongo, two goals, two assista; Evan Cardwell, two goals, one assist; Chris Thaler, three goals; Mike Gallas, one goal, one assiat;, Garett Winder, three goals; Justin Aitkin, Adam McLean and Evan Ktamura one goal each; Travis Mllar, Scott Hobe and Aaron Lowes with one assist each. Scott Wrylie had a 3.4 goals against average with two assista in two and one-third games; and Justin Yelle had a six goals against average with three assista in two and two thirds gaines. The coaching staff is made of Marty Gallas (head coach), Grog coaches), serge Dupont and John Winder (traînera) and Ian Wylie (manager). Davies defends A seven-year-old WJhitby rosi- dent won a children's triathlon event in Sudbury Aug. 14. Claire Davies, who will soon be a Grade 2 student at Glen Dhu Public School, won the aged 7 and 8 division for girls at the Beaton Classic. It was the second turne she has won the gold medal. at. the annual meet. Competitors complote a 100- metre swim one-kilometre run and three-kifomýetre bike courses. It took Davies 23 minutes, 12 seconds. Whitby loses lacrosse final Whitby lest ta Oshawa in the .n'lcramsa ti n taio' both goals as Oshawa Kicks blanked Newmarket 2-0 in an under-17 girls' soccer gaine Aug. 17. Sandra Shred got the shutout. Jamie Bishop got the shutout and Christine MacDonald the goal when Kicks defeated Peter- borough 1-0 on Aug. 10. The Kicks are sponisored by Executive Copier Systema mec. of Ajax. Summer Gaines recently. Jessica Lee scored eight goals and Naomi Walser five for Osh- awa in a 14-8 win ovor Ontario. Colete Chaput scoredthree goals and Jen Shannon two for Whiitby. Oshawa wett unbeaten in round-robin play, including,an 11-7 win over Whitby. Whitby won their next three ams to reach tho final. KrWIn Crandornhre Karen Mc.Clêntan 3 Melanie Vope Aax Urited 0 l-tghland Van 2 Kar"n Van Rh. Amy Bargtrom Rebecca Waadcack Morica Forbes Lyrndsay Porter Celeitraimone To Go 0 PSC Premier Trophy 3 Anmiac Tool à Gauge Ajax MadLean FH. 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