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Page 24, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 BANTOA PLAYOFFS Whitby defence the key in 2 victories The Whitby minor bantain AA hockey teain has taken a commanding 2-0 lead in a f pri -iÉ Wbitby men's hockey Starngg se of F.b. 3 W L T GI National Trust 13 4 3 87 Brther's Pizza 12 4 4 87 Attersley Tirs 12 5 3 93 Dodd &Souter 9 7 4 86 Roys Enterprise 9 9 2 72 NRS Reaiy 9 92 84 Custom Aulo Radio 8 9 3 99 CIueo'uHFotol 7 8 5 9 6 Jim Davlduon 7 10 3 77 Nurse hev Olds 6 10 4 75 O.K. AutoeBody 6 12 2 84 RoyaiWoods Lkln 3 14 3 65 Scores Feb. 2 C.K. Ato Body Peter Bathe Dave Farquharsoni Jim Davidson Pat Sheehan 2 Wayne Colon"e Jo. Kennedy Nurse Chev 01ds J im Branton 4 Rudy Vandersluis GA P 64 29 57 28 69 27 78 22 82 20 80 .20 92 19 95619 92 17 106 18 go 14 969 2 NRS ReaJy 2 Marshal ThonÇpso Tom Bucharia 4 Royal oocls 3 Drew Armsutrong 2 Murray Robins 5 Brothers Pizza 4 Randy Gallas Bucky Croucli Ian Ferguson Gary Mardsord best-of-five series against Ajax. The first game was a3-2 win, Lwith Ajax getting within one,-goal late in the gaine on a five-minute power play. Whitby scorers were Ryan Babcock, Matt Smith and Paul Heinrich. In the second game at Ajax, Whitby outshot Ajax 23-3 in the first two periods. Strong Ajax goaltending kept the score to 1-0 for Whitby. Ajax got goinig in the third tying the gaine eairly but Whitby scored two more ta win 3-1. Wildcat goals were from Shane Neil, Brant Flaherty and Derek Bob Mowet 2 Mike Mackey Cul Vlkws Dodd & Saute Dan Kop Eugen Art l Gary Lereick DenilsBradimr CustowniAuto Rose Brownrklge Tom Schroo CEffCradik Don MâcheIl Craig Tonry 4 Rys Eriorpflse 2 Grat MusebTan Dais Duggen 4 NationalTnust GrogMoal Maikouston Dais Edgo Mitch Skopyk Scoding lesder s of Fob. 3 Bob Mowal, Attersloy Tire Crà'Tr, Queen's Hotel MorrallCTnm NRS Rsalty Ouif Vlckors.AttoruleyTirs Jouiate,C<. ALgo Body Hary Mes, Queena Motel Bucky Crouch. Brothera Pizza Jim Braton Nurse Chai Okis Tom Sabroor, Custom Auto Grog Moail, National Trust Peter Baho, CJ. Auto Jim Smpsonm NRS Realy Dave Farquharson. C.K Auto Rosm Browrridge. Custom Ato Mark Houton. National Trust Jim Mcllroy. Jlmn Davion Grant Musselrnan. Roys Erter. Pet Sheehari. Jlm Davidon Mika Mackay. Attersley Tire Mike Foster. Attersley Tira Neil Farquharson. Roys Enter. Jo. Ferry, NRS Reaky Don French, Ouens Motel JamnesDasburgDodd a Sater lan Ferguson, bothenAs Pizza Ptauav<s of Ithewsek Attersiey Tire 4 Ouen's Hotel 1 Jim Braîton. Nure ev Olk1o. 4 goals 1ai sii Whiitby hockey HOUSE LEAGUE MAJOR PEEWEE Feb. 6 Whby Free PrSs 3 Dodd &Sad or J.R.OQ'Neil 2David Fletcher 2 Marc liggis Krts Keho. MatiFortier Brooklin K(iramen 2 Durharn Dodge Mike Huiema Ryan Walsh Chris Laidiey Anderson Veterini. 4 Whitby Optimists Andrew Ciark Justin Wheat loy Ron Fornarolo Mike MacKinnon Andrew Foim Jan. 29 Whitby Free Preos 3 Anderson Vetermn. Mike DeLuca Andrew Holmeo Brad McNaughton Mike MacKnn J.R. O'Neil Matt C. Walon Whitby Optimiss 2 Durham Dodge Erik Stevensonr Ryan Walsh Craig Conneu Jesse OLeary Brooklin insmen 0 Dodd & Souter Shutout - Shutout - Chad Atldnson Jef Moores Stanlnge ws of F.b. 5 W L T CF CA Andersoneterin. 7 3 1 42 26 Whitby FeePresu 6 3 2 35 20 Brookin lnsmefl 5 3 3 23 21 Dodd &Soutsr 4 3 4 40 39 DurhamnDodge 4 5 2 29 30 WhtbyOpti"s 0 9 2 21 54 MAJOR ATON Foi,. 5 Whstby OptkM$it Byan Wotors 2 Steven Myan Brandan Poo PauL Perr Mous Lodgo BlaireHO" Smiling DilUer 5 Whitby Audio David Baer Carl Dicorl 1 Wvhitby Toyota EIatt RFiiirvua Robent Muir Chris Fait Juutin Bsllea 2 Lormo Drumn JustinGEllese2 Donald Carnpbed Staningo ascof F.b. 8 &TlhUflg Drlers Whitby Toyota Mcc.. Lodgs Lennox Drum Ltd. Whmtby OptWst Whitby Audio Feb. 6 4 Sortra Grotp Krkitan Makia Brookiin Kinvsen Erik Petersen 2 Brion Ohard Sean Kerr Lennox Drum Brandon Glover Jan. 28 Camon Bros. Mati Anderson 3 Ryan Cocker 2 2 Andrew Mcinnon maltIMeer Sorbara Group 0 Evan Boyce 2 Ront Cotroneo Sean Poc4xre Jason Gash Mark Alexander PickeringTle p ShaneMorIlo 2 15 OhisThorfno 14 BoUby Noordirun MINOR ATOM 1 Owaeco VW&RV 2 Thomas MeWhirter Bobby Verwey 14 Dr. Semotiuk 5 PaiVandedip 2 Michael Firigan Kyle Schroer Adam Death 1 Satum Whitby 5 Patrick Miller 2 Geoif Wells 2 Brett Backman MINOR NOVICE 7 Marc Renaud Kovmn Stanfield 2 Mike urguson Athony Novia Kyle Murphy 6 Jamnes Dk Bruce Cramne Chis Graham Dan Naccaratto 4 Spyders Andrew Meadows 2 Grog Dionne Staning ~.onT as 1 0 X01 Tle 6 3 0 rop 4 5 0 JsnssDak 3 5 1 2 arRauCA. 3 6 0 Caron ros. 2 6 1 Lsng sacrer. 4 Androw Madow. Spyders = e phy. Marc Ronaud Cason. Ourson Bras. Evai Bayce. Sost2oesGrotip Bruce Creine. Joues Olk Jardin Fitzg.nsl, Spyders 1 Shans R*uwMW. l>lc Tl Ackford. Whitby goalies Scott Thompson and Sean Tremaine were strong in both gaines. Gaine three is back in Whitby on Thursday, Feb. 9 at Iroquois Park, at 7 p.m. The teain is sponsored Foran Disposai Corporation. Novices win 211 n e-up In Eastern AAA hockey action over thýe weekend, the Whitby major novices added two more Atoms stil dominant The- Whitby minor atoin AAA hocky teain, sponsored by For- tuneeFinancial, earned seven of a possible eight points in recent games. ýWhitby's record is now 21 wins, four losses and four ties. On~ Sunday, Whitby edged Qtiinte 3-2 on a goal by James Liske from a goalmouth scraxnble with just a minute remaining. Michael Kosiw scored a goal and assisted on the other goal'by Ronnie Robertson. On Jan. 29, Whitby battled to, a 4-4 tie with Barrie. Barrie led 3-1 in the third when Whitby got goals by Tyler Harrison, Paul Ranger and Wade Branch, while B arrie scored another. Robertson scored the other goal for Whitby. On Jan. 25, Whitby edged Markham 2-1 as Kosiw and Ryan Tutak scored, and' K 1 leNova staod taîl in net with help froin the strong Whitby defence. Whitby earlier defeated Osh- awa 7-3 as Brandon McBride scored three-goals. Kosiw Liske Branch and Sean Pitcher Iiad the other goals. Davi Drae. Syder Jordan Potier, Pickering Ti. UMJOR SQUIRT Feb. 5 Carson Brou. John Ireland 2 Nicholas Jardin 2 Shane Graham T&D Steak Burger Michael Trudeau 5 Adam Johnston 2 Geoffrey Watt Stophon Baker Kody Mussernan 7 4 il 6 4 10 5 Cuit Brown Andrew Denyer lan Farquharson 10 Leacom Consuklng (9m«orer mes ot given) 2 Polard Roofing Chut Thibodemu 2 Stephen Rodger 2 Ryan Pitcher Mark Ver«w StanInrgs »e of F.b. 5 Potard Rooling 7 1 1 Curt Brown Elec. 5 3 1 CarsonBros. 4 4 1 T&D Steak Burr 3 4 2 Leacom Consultin4 5 0 .G. Roughley ln&. 1 7 1 Losdng scorer se of Feb. 5 Michael Trudeau, T&D Steak JasonOeassidy. Learom onsuit. 3 Bradley Srnith. Curt Brown Luire Canon. Cason rs. Chai Thibodeau. Pollard Roofing Jool Webber. Polard Rooling Ryan Kerr, H.G. Roughley Calan Brown, Curt Brown AdamnJohnston. T&D Steak 3 Pater Cotter, T&D Steak Kaspar Gorczynslci Polard Roofing Mihael Miler. T8D Steak John Iraland. Carson Bras. MINOR SOUIRT Feb. 5 Whitby Trophy Tyson Twlrilng 2 Joshua Devin JO" Pwlat AI View Glaing Berjoen Saaysr Clayon Poreeuiy 4 SoraaGroup MichaelMcKmmnon David James Shae Blubmr 2 AdvantAirCame Andrw Mushav »sof Feb. 5 Whtby Traphy Advartage AfrCa'. Sa.tnra Grop AI VlswGIazng W L T 3 1 3 2 I 2 3i 2 4 wins as they gear. up for thie playoffs. With only. three gaines remaining in the regular season, coaches Louie Atkinson and John Sawyer have the team, playing their best hockey of the season. On Saturday, Whitby travelled to Richmnond ilI to biank the Stars 3-0 in a rough and tumble, Selects nipped ]in final The Whitby major atom select hockey teani, sponsored- by Valuation Consultants hic., lost in overtime in the final of a tournament in Etobicoke Nýý%Tôrntowon 2-1 in the final. Whitby reached the final by defeating Forest Hili 4-3 and ApWoobyhd one win and two losses at a tournanient ini Picker- ing Jan. 26-28. Whitby lost 2-1 to Pickering and 6-2 to Hamilton before edg- ing Thornhill 3-2. 7s blank BuIls In North York League action, Whitby's select 7s hockey teami blanked Bradford Baby Bulîs 5-0 for their third straight win. Wildcats passed effectively and kept Bulis off balance tbroughout the contest. Kody Mussleman and Jason Cas'dy gave Whitby a 2-0 first periodled In the second period, Adain Johnston stickhandled his way past the defenders and found the mark for a 3-0 Whitby advantage. David Leahy nmade a nice play in the third to keep the puck in the Bull's zone and bis backhand shot from the blueline handcuffed the Bradford goalie. Scott Watson was in good position to bang in the rebound. With less than a minute to go, the Kerr-Cassidy-rbourlUme combined ta complete the scoring. Chad Thibodeau and Bennett Fitzgibbon shared the shutout. Whitby select hockey *NOR NOVICE gponord byTD Bai* defensive gem. The first period was scorelese.> lIn the second gaine, Kyle Musselinan scored on a wrist shot. Sixty-five seconds later, David Arnold put on a skating clinic, breaking in on the right side and firing it home. The lone goal in the third period camne froin Mussulnan, breaking in alone. Bryan MacKinnon earned bis first shutout. On Sunday the host Whitby club downed Barrié 6-4. Scoring goals for Whitby were Adam Stein, Greg WVillianis, Jeif Freeman,.Musselman, Arnold and Kyle Percewicz. Picking up two assists each were Camn VonEschscholtz and Arnold. Kevin McL«od frustrated the Bari-e attack in the late stages of the third period. YMCA holds tournament The Durham Region YMCA will host its second annual women's basketball tournanient on March 31 and April 1. The YMCA is looking 'for 10 teanis with a maimum number of 10 people on each teain. The coat is $200 per teazn. The tournainent will be a round-robn format which will ensure each tearn two gaines. In addition, a foul-shooting contest will be held on the Saturday of the tournanient. The deadline for registration is March. To register, cali 668-6868 or 686-7849.. nstruction in skating The Whitby Rouer Skating Club will take registration and begin another 'Learn ta Skate' session on Feb. il at Wheelies. The five-week, eight-badge prograin costs $25. Rentai skates are available for $1 per week. Coaches and some of Canada's top-ranking artistc skaters wil teach the basics including edges, stopping, turns and backwards skating. Doors will open for registration (ail ages) at 9 a.m. Lessons will begin the sanie day, from 10 a.m. to noon. M'ior hockey The Whitby Mfinor Hockey 1