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f,., opcq , Mel~? cS~ lncitobO ,vtannboW, aelîqeil ýdfiriW Page 32, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, Octobe 26, 1994 Melione fIres winner The. Whitby Wildcats minor novice AA hockey teain, sponsored by LongleyNiîckar, won a hard-fought game in Newmarket on the weekend. The long trip resulted in a slow stârt by Wildcats as Newniarket scored on the final shift of the gaine. But then the hiWtby defence rose to the occasion. Whidtby pressed in the second jperiod and a penalty shot was awarded as a Newmarket player herd the puck in the crease. Kenny Henry, the team's leading acorer, macle ne mistake, tying the gaime at 1-1. Both teama hbad many opportunities to take the lead. however, oustanding goaltending was provided at both onde. With less than five minutes te play, Philip Mcflhone found the lower hand corner. Whitby was penalized with 1:50 remaining, but Newmarket could not score with the six-on-four advantage. Niglett and White again had a strong gain i goal. Whtby's league record now stands at two wins and four lbsses. MiOnor atoms have to seUtle for split Lest week the Whitby minor atom AA hockey teain had a win and a loss in two cloae gaines. In a somewhat scrambly opening period as Whitby played hoat to Bowmanville, the visitors drew firet blood and led 1-0 early in the gaIne. Tii. Cats (or 'Rats as they prefer te ho called) managed the equalizer on a goal by Justin Hawe, assistedl by Brandon Fowler. In the second soin. solid defence and goaltending held Bowmanville at bay while Whitby notched two more goals, by Hawe and Andrew Lamiot. Bowmanville macle it 3-2 before Justin Connor replied, on a pass fromâ Jamie Millage, making it 4-2 Whitby. Bowmanville scored another te make the final 4-3. In the Wildcats' match egainst Vaughan Rangera, a fest-paced firet period featured some sparking passes, takeouts and blocked shots by Andrew Martlend and the reet of the defensive corps of Robert Eberle, Karen Farquharson and Rohyn Cote. The. gaine wes scorelesa until the second period when Mfillage fed Kevin Walsh who threaded a perfect pass to Hawe who macle no mistake. Before the end of the second Vaughan tied the match. .In the third an energized group of Wildcats led by Jef Hase, Walsh and Fowler put trernendous pressure on the Vaughan goaltender. Ail Wildcats., however, were turned away empty-handed as a stubborn team from Vaughan launched an attack of thir owrn and maneged te win 'a 2-1 thriller. Afler a gaxneless stretch, Whitby Wildcats major novice AA hockey teain, sponsored *by Main Tech Industries, had a win boss and tie in the Georgetown Ëarly Bird Tournament. In their firet game Whitby was overpwered 6-2 by a strong Vaugiien team. Goal-scorers were Aaron MacMurray and Ryan Johnston. Michael Jeffrey and Kyle Simpson shared duties in the net. MacMurray was Whitby's most valuable player of the gaine. Againast North Toronto, Whitby juniped out to an early 1-0 lead FAMILY GOLF COURSE 14 Holes e Par 3 15 .iles north of Whitby on Lakeridge Rd. For more information, call 655-3091 1994 INTREPID 4 Cats crunched A PETERBOROUGH player pokes.the puck away from ia Whitby Wildcat skater in major peewee AAA action Wednesday night at Iroquois Park. The Petes scored six unanswered goals in the third period on their way to an easy 12-2 vtry. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Pross and held 'on to the lead with strong passing and effective defensive.playe. North Toronto finally scored well into the third period to tie the game. Jeffreys started between the posts, înaking some excellent key Win and loss for,*- bantams In the past week, the Whitby Maksteel major bantam AAA hockey club came, up short against Peterborough 4-3 and thon posted a solid 4-0 victory over Central Ontario Wolves. On Oct. 19 the Pèes managed the only goal in the first period. Tim DaSilva evened the score in the second period. Whitby then seemed to get away froin their hard work ehic, allowing Peterborough to corne up with two markers to end the second period with a 3-1 lead. Peterborough started the third with a goal. Matt Capson madle the score 4-2. Steve Death added Whitby's third goal after a solid rush by defenceman Mike Robertson. Goaltender Dan Fletcher had a very hectic night, facing 39 shots. The Oct. 22 encouniter against Central lacked the intensity of the earlier mid-week gae. Both teams were caught up in the abundance of holding and interference calîs, thus giving the power-play and penalty-killing units plenty of opportunities to score and defend. Whitby scored in the first on a goal by Capson. Death counted for the lone goal in the second. The final period had Derek Powers rifle a shot into the net. Darryl Lewis was later awarded a penalty shot and madle no mistake as he deked and then slid a shot past the Wolves' goaltender. Tom Lawson played another solid gamne in net. The defensive corps was able to diffuse many Central 'a ttnceks befire' ._trouble developed. saves early in the game. Simpson followed te complete the gaine. Lone scorer for Whitby was Aaron McGuire. on a pess, frorn Jef Turcotte. MVP awaxïd -for Whitby went to McGuire. On Saturday the teain was idle. However, Tanner Twining, Simpson and Graharn Knox entered the tournament's skills competition in which they plnced third. On Sunday WVhitby was flying and blanked Orengeville 4-O with a strong defensive effort by Mathow Race, Camoron, Langlois, Paddy Kelley, Jason Mitchie, Kevin Lomax and Twining which aided Simpson and* Jeffreys in their first combjnod shutout of the season. Goal-scorers were Blake Robinson, MacMurray, Knox and Chris Laforge. Turcotte had two assista andearned MVP honours for the game., . . . . . . . . . . . . The Whitby minor peewee select hockey team, sponsored by Hard-Co, shut out West Mail 2-0 in North York laet Thureday.. Grant Howe scored with assiste from Ryan Meaney and Kevin Taylor, and the insurance goal was scored by Meaney, assisted by Howe. Goalies Brad McGitchie and Adam Rinaldi earned the shutout. On Saturday Whitby skated past Markham Thunder 6-1 at Luther Vipond Mrena. A fast- paced game left Marichaîn behind in the first perod. F'irst on the scoreboard was Stefan Hase with a deflected shot from the point on a power play with assiste froin Kyle Maybury and Ryan Robb. Whiitby'e second goal, scored while -short-handed, was by Chris Mfichaud from the point with- an assist by Gary Kitamura. Early in the second period Markham scored on a penalty shot. Then David Besco scored two, with assiste' from Kitamura, Ryan Harris, Charles Bouvier and Robb. The final g&i--l was scored by Chris Van Dusen with aâssiste froin Hass and Maybury. Other members of the teaffi are Brian Leni, Nicholas Michie, Mike Kobrynovich and Scott Cook with affiliates Maybury, Jonathon Ryanaând Ryan Trudeau. 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