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@q gpoq , bgg r S iedmrevok Visbagnbow , eag1q oo q b1frW Page 28, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, November 2, 1994 B;antams edged atr posting shutout The Whitby minor bantam AA hockey team, sponsored by Foran Disposal Corp., split a pair of The Whitby tween B ringette team, sponsored by Peacock Sports, came away with a pair of wins this past weekend in regional play. On Saturday, Whiitby travelled te Markham and dominated for a 13-2 win. Every member of the Whitby Kotarba scores winmner Whitby Executive Copier petite A ringette team won their second lege game in as many tries with a close 4-2 victory over Barrie Saturday. WhiÙtby opned the scoring on a goalby Jade Blight and tlien took a 2-0 lead when Heather Peel feund the net late in the first period. There was lots of action in the period with good scoring opportunities at both ends. Barrie made things close with one goal near the end of the period and an early second peried goal te tie it at 2-2. The play centinued with both teams having excellent chances te break the ie. .Whitby's Kisty Kotarba scored midway through the period. Barrie came back strong in the last five minutes but could flot beat Whitby goalie Jenifer Martel. A late goal by Tara Henry put the game away for Whiitby. Assists went to Michelle Leni with three and Peel and Henry with singes.. Tweens unbeaten.LJ The Whitby Lioness tween A ringette team has net lest in two league and three exhibition games and has outscored their epponents 34-19. In exhibition games, Whitby beat Oshawa 4-0 with a strong performance by goalie Heidi * Schlitt. Whitby tied Pickeing 7-7 and defeated Pickering 8-6. In their first league game tweens defeated Whitby petite AA 10-2. In their second game, Whitby defeated Oshawa tween A 5-4. Jen Cassidy had 16 points; * Lyndsay Smith nine; Karyn Peacocke and Christina Baldasti eight each; Jennifer Leighton seven; Callie Osborne six; Gillian Shannon, Nicole Freeman and Hale Millard five each; Cynthia Whaley four and Stephanie Campeau three. The team is coached by. John Cassid, assisted by Chuck Mllard, with Donna Peacocke as trainer. York-Simcoe they closed calendar. league games as out the October squad contributed on the scoresheet, with Danielle Glover leading the way with four goals and an assist, followed by Kathleen Rojas with three goals and two assists. iffany Jones also had three goals, while Robynn Dupont with two goals and three assists and Andrea Perry with a goal and two" assists rounded out the goal-scorers. Aine Pattison, Melanie Larocque and Charleen Dowdle had two assists each. Cosmbes The Whitby Fabrie petite C2 ringette team defeated Mariposa 4-3 Oct. 29. Wihi tby was led by the outstanding defensive work of Brianna Coombes who constantly broke up Mariposa scoring threats and cleared her zone of any loose rings. Lindsey iàlly scored three goals and Becky Birtzu added a single. Meghan Rodger was solid in hier first ever start in goal. Win, loss for bunnies The Whitby Pringle Creek IGA senior bunnies ringette team started the season Saturday with a close 8-6 vctory over Pickering before being outscored by Oshawa 4-1 on Sunday. Against Pickering, Alison Williams and Kristen Mllar each got two goals and two assists, Victoria Kauffman two goals, Kristie Jennings a goal and an assist, and Amy Moulton who scored the winning goal and had three assists. Also assisting were Courtney Reed with three, Nicole Young with two and Katie Scott with one. Rebecca GiII played a strong game in goal. Whitby was unable te corne back froim a four-goal lad by Oshawa. The final goal of the game was scored by Katie Scott. Nicole Young and Courtney Reed shared net in the game called with 8:26 remaining on the dock. NoviceUs lose The Whitby novice C-1 ringette team, coached by John Bradley and Dan Cloutier, lost 8-5 to Ajax recently. Bailey Corneal scored three goals, Kathryn Pratt two. Assists went to Jessica Bradley, Alyssa Branson and Sarah Tone. On Oct. 26, Whitby played host to the Bowmanville Toros. The home side skated te an easy 4-0 Two wins, loss for Midg'ets Whitby's midget AAA hockey team won their Oct. 22 game against Central Ontario Wolves with two goals by defenceman Matt Jenkins and goals by defenceman Sean GrandIes, forwards Tom DaSilva and Rob Dancey. On Oct. Ajax-Pickering, with goals by .24 against Whitby won 5-3 forwards Shane Terry, Ron Death and Dan Cioffi and defencemen Brad Oliver and Derek Suddens. On Oct. 27 in Oshawa, Whitby lest 5-1, the goal by Dan Cioffil. On Oct. 30 Whiàtby had a remnatch with their Pickering rivaIs, whe, had shut them eut in their first meeting in Pickeing a week ago. However, this time the Whitby squad came eut skating and picked up their pace and had a three-goal lead after the first win in a match could have been a blowout, had the Whiby snipers found the net more often. Scoring. for Whitby were Brion Hendry with two goals, singles going.te TMm Fennessey and Paul Hieinrich. Derek Ackford has two assists and Sean Tremaine got the shutout. On Oct. 29, Whitby lest te Barrie 2-1 at Iroquois Park. Hendry scored on a power play, assisted by Michael Orviss and Justin Terry. The players will soon be selling period. Whitby scerers were Gerrie Richter with twe goals, while Jones and Rojas contributed a goal and an assist each. Keri-Lynn Smith picked up the twe wins with her steady play in goal. Ci shortage, spels loss Whitby's novice C2 ringette team, sponsored by the WVhitby Kinettes, suffered their first loss of the season on the weekend te a streng team in Manvers. Easy w4nfor nLovices The Whitby novice ringette team, sponsored by Ian Martin Ltd., beat Innismore 14-2 on Saturday at Iroquois Park arena * Amy Parish had three goals and twe assists. Amanda Joaquim and Lindsay McGill scered their first goals. Holly Langlois had twe goals and three assiste, Amanda Lilly and Karie Parish twe goals and two assists each, Laura Gray-Ellis twe goals and an assist, and Caitlin Kelly a goal and two assiste. Boys sisters dominate The Whitby petite Cl ringette teani, sponsored by Dodd & Souter, lest 8-6 to, Scarboreugh recently. Karie Beys had three goals and one assist, Joanna Beys had three goals and two assists. Lindsay Tait played an exceptional game in geal. Whitby wins again The Whitby petite B ringette team, sponsored by Mitchell Bres., remains undefeated after a 5-3 win over Ajax on Oct. 29. Ajax scored the first goal te stop WVhitby's scoreless streak at three games. Whitby forged ahead on goals from Gaitie Osborne, and Krystle Krasnaj. In the second Osborne scored again te, break a 2-2 rie. Danielle Avery scored the fourth goal on a defense rush and Krasnaj added another te, seal the win. Lisa Henry was outetanding in goal. Whitby made the road trip with enly nine players, short four players due te injuries and illness.' Emily Meuntjoy was again impressive in net for Whitby, stepping several good scoring opportunities. Manvers jumped eut te a 5-2 lead in the first period but Whitby battled back te narrow the gap te 5-4 heading into the second period. Manvers scored three more late in the game te record a 8-5 win. Scering for WVhitby were Kristin Alphonso with two and singles 6y Ashley Taylor, Laura Campbell and Jessica Tenipleman. Templeman aIse recorded two assists. Kelly Matthews, Candice Cattafi, Amy Fallis and Christin Gray performed solidly in defensive'roles on the shortened rester. Head coach Carelyn Mountjoy is looking forward te the return of Jennah Cheesmnan, Paetra Kaufman, Danielle Morrison and Alana Walton by. the weekend. Whitby select hockey - MAJOR PEEWEE SELEOTS fflnsored by Brooklin à District Kinmen Oc. 30 -ex hibition Whilby 2 Sabres Malt Watlon Dylon Chynoweth Oct.27- league Whilby 3 Ajax Malt Fortier Dylean Chynowelh Garett Richard Oct. 22 - exhibition Whilby 3 Port Perry Davd Fletcher Nick Cowan Trevor Bremner Oct. 20 - league Whiby 6 Markhan, Andrew Clark 2 J.R. O'Neil MatIWallon Davd Fletcher Joah Briffie Oct .17 - league Whilby 5 Oueensway Dylan Chynoweth 2 GaraIt Richard Davd Fletcher Trevor Bremner Oct. 15- exhibition Whitby 4 J.R. ONeil Dylan Chynoweth Soan Rayner David Fletchef discounted Oshawa Generals tickets for Nov. 20 when the hot Detroit Jr. Red Wings make their enly season appearance in Oshawa. Tickets are $5. Megh sehool footbagl Sougor boy@ W L T F A P p cahg 5 0 0163 9 1 Dution 4 10 12053 8 Hoey Strom 3 2 0 o 9ai86 Llxbdge 3 2 0 69 96 6 DT, 3 -3 0 70 lu 6 0 9 1 5 0 62 12 2 PennR'dcgo 0 B O 66 155 0 MINOR ATOM sponsored by Crawf Sports Oct. 29 - exhibition Whitby Geoti Wells Whitby Rob Richards 2 Thomas McWhirter Oct. 28 - teague Whitby Kristian 1-akias 2 Michael Finnigan Oct. 22 - exhibition Wllby Rob Richards Thomas McWhirter Oct. 21 - league Whiby Sean Kerr 3 Krisliar, Hakiax 2 Erik Petersen 2 Michael Finigan Thomas McWhirter B.J. Bowles ShuLout - Jaust in Connors Orew Dockrill Oct. 15 - exhibition Whitby Rob Richards 2 Adam Death Oct. 29 2 Whitby 0 Oct. 27 KoyLussdlran Oct. 22 Whllby 3 3 Adam Johrraton 3 Oct. 17 Whitby Kody Musselran 2 3 Port Paf ry Bruins 3 Pickering 2 Caradians 9 Goulding Park 3 Bruins MAJOR 5OUIRT SPickering Victoia Village 6 Pickering 2 Keswick Bs bu zinginVlarkha Whlitby mmnor hockey H9OUSE LEAGUE MAJOR ATON Oc.23 Moos .1gd9. - Whit. 4 Srniling Driller. Kylo Limkilde 2 Jonathan Fmeny Sean Thorridyke Christapher Esn Whltby Optimalt 8 Whllby Toyota 3 Danny Caird 3 Chrs Fuduli Justin S.lllveau Jay Soru Stevon Hyland Michael «is Bryan Wouters Michael Naccarata Paul Pery Whilby Audo 1 Lennox Dwum Ltd. 3 Nicholas Headly Raber Mur 3