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Whitby Free Prou, Wodnesday, September 21,1994 ,Page 21 FHENRY STREET High Sohool coach Pat Puckrin instruots his 20-8 by the Pickering school. Hawks play at Henry. Friday charges during last Thursday's season-opening football game afternoon. against Pine Ridge Secondary School. Hawks were defeated Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press Whitby iroquois soccer HgoUSE LEAGUE RNOR SQUIRT Whitby Optimrist O Wiggers Custom Sam Kobrynovidi 2 Jimi Piovenzeno 2 Kalyn Serrurier Creig Ptie RyanWMile Russell Alan Brodd Coneuting 2 Big V Pharmany Mark~ Chown Cary Pucre Shene Graham Bilan Barclay 0 OwasS Valks. Jordan Fizgerald 2 Seemus Be"lme Peu Gelle MOSQUITO Final plyoffa 4 Celtil Playoffs 5 Alla Anchot Joe Colacacco 2nd scoer unkowri> 0 Celtic David Coleman 2 Stophen Shaw 3 Flvers Ian Watson 2 - B ngard Jo. ColarncO Mateichef Caier. 0 Celtic Pat Flnlay 2 JoshCeW el2 Banitamnsin ititie In a hard-fought series tbis past weekend, the Whitby bantarn select #1 tearn swept Pickering 8-6 and 6-1 ta win the Durham South Basebaîl League champiarqship. In the first gaine Friday night, Whitby jumped oiqt ta an early one-run lead in t he first on a wa]k ta Paul WillÉamson and -a stoen base followed by an RBI single by Keith St. Jean. Pickering came back and scored ane in each of the second and third and the gaine rernained tigbt until the fifth inning when the Whitby bats came unglued and rocked Pickering for seven i-uns. Singles to Pat Brown and Marc Chaisson follawed by a walk ta Ian Janacek loaded the bases for Mike Robertson wbo pramptly singled ta right, driving in one. Consecutive singlea by Adrian Bugelli, Wiiaxnson and Sean Culleton were followed by a bases-laaded triple by St. Jean. Pickering made a valiant effort ta rally in tbe sixtb, acoring three i-uns and adding another in the aeventh. But Brian Thorpe, pitching the seventh, slammed the door abut for the victory. In the second gamne, played Sunday morning, Whitby took the early lead on a second inning triple by St. Jean fallowed by an RBI sacrifice by Richard Sagan. Pickering quickly tied the game up in the bottomn of the second on back-to-back doubles. That was it for Pickering as the Whitby hurlera, Sagan, Culleton and Thorpe, held Pirates off the board. The big bit of the gane came in the fourth inning when Williaxnson and Culleton scored on a two-out double by Brown. In the sixth, Whtiby added two more rima when St. Jean bit bis third triple of the series, driving in Culletan and thon scoring on an overtbrow. Brown scored again in the seventh ta cap the 6-1 victory. Coaches Mike Janacek and Doug ,Clarke said the team got timely bits fromn the bottom of the order juat as saine of the better bats went ta sleep. Catchera Chris Huinik and Williaxnson were keya ta the success of the team, said the coaches,, as they took contrai of the *final gaine from the fi-at pitch. Whitby flnisbed in first place in longue play, won consolation at the Clarkson tournament in July and made the finals in the Barrie tournament. Under-lOs take aim on 2 championships The Wbitby under-lO tep soccor team, sponsored by Golden Griddle, Dominos Pizza, and Neilson Cadbury, defeated East York 1-0 last Sunday in Toronto ta reach the final in the Central Soccer League playoffs. Having already gained a berth in the league's cup final te ho played Sept. 24, Whitby now aime fbr the "double." Despite lacking a full squad of players, Whitby playod a tight, controlled game against East York. Keoper and gaine most valuable player Brian Crawford pulled off saine sensational saves before Mfile Bowermnan hammered a ahat home ta clinch the victory and a place in the final Sept. 25. Engela-ge, Reid are le a gue MIVPs Two Wiby players were recentlY chsenas most valuable players; for their rep soccer elres. Rbbie Reid was chosen MVP for the Central Soccer League under-12 division. Mark Engeaee was named MVP for th ege's under-14 division. Each were named MVPs for their Whitby teains in the res- pcie;egroup leagues. M4att îsconti was namned MVP for the Whitby tearn in under-17, Craig Visajii for Whitby's under-. 16 teain, Ryan Smith for Whitby's under-15 team, Phillip Rose for Whitby's under-13 teain, Curtis Emo for Whitby's under- il teain and Ciaran Thompson for Whitby's, under-lO teain. Nvcs bumpe d in semi-final The new-look Whitby Wildcats minor novice- AAA hockey team went as fer as the serai-finals in an early-bird tournamenit reoently in Pickering. Centre Liain Reddox netted four goals and three asssis between wingers Andrew Lai-amy (a goal and four assiats) and Bobby Scott who added a goal. Michael McKenzie with tbree goals centred a lino with Matt Snowdon and Randy Walton, and Steven Soedhouse with $ive goals and two assista, turned in a strong performance with linemates Dean Seton (three assista) and Brandon Davis (two goals, one assist). Team defonce improved steadily throughout the tournamnent. Jason Velacich, Kyle O'Brien, Jason King, Tira Liaki, Nicholas Cafter and Kevin Rempel were the defensive corps cbarged with the protection of the goaltending duo of Kyle Clancy and Michael Leahy who had solid outings in their asat two starts. Reddox was the teain most valuable player for bis four-goal performance in an 8-3 Whiitby win over Richmnond H-ill.' In the second gaine Seedhouse was -honoured for bis effort in a 4-3 bass ta, Toronto Aeros. Standout goaltending by Clancy earned hlm the MVP award in VWitby's 4-1 win over Toronta East Enders. McKenzie's tenacious back- cbecking was rewarded with the semni-final niost valuable player award in Wihitby's 2-1 loas ta ,Ajax-Pickering. sept. 6 Rogers CabIe 0 Whitby Kinsmen PtikJohnstori Triad Tool Sept. t Optimiel Club Andre Blalo3 DanîilEngeage Opt*imistluhb A ndie Bltke 2 Michael Deluca2 Aaion Fari Rangers Sept. 7 # 1