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Whitby Free Press, Wecfesday, February 16, 1995, Page 25 Teries tretch ubeaten treak to 12 games The Whitby Tormina Terriers' quest for t he boys' under-iS competitive league champion- C Atto sihip continued on Sunday with a 6-1 drubbing of the Oshawa Turul premier team. Atoms go up 2-O The Whitby minor atoin AA hockey teain opened their playoff series with two wins against a determined Richmond Hill teain. Whitby scored the only goal of the gaine in. the first period, Andrew Lamiot -assisted by Robert Eberle and Robin Cote. The gaine featured excellent goltending with Chris .Neniisz who got the shutout. The victory was seaed by the strong two-way play of Jef Hass, arid defensive plays led by Karen Farquharson. The second game played'in Whitby resulted in a 4-1 win. Both teains played tentatively in the first period, resulting in no scoring. Whitby turned- up the tempo in the second on a goal by Matt Annis. Richnmond HFII tied the score but Wildcats took charge with three unanizwered goals by Hass, Whitby men's hockey, Steinn as of Fet 10 Natk"nlTrus Atterslsy Tire Brother.. Pizz Roy's EUerpuls. NRS Redty Oodd à Souter CustomnAto Radio Jlm Ourdson Guam's$I4otel Nurse Ch.v Oldo C Auto Bod Royal i odsCba FOb. 0 Custom AL90 Peter rummit 2 HoWe Hope Jim Davldson Wayne Colon"i,.2 Jo. Kennedy 2 Pat Sheehan Ted Bartit John Flmig Atteruley Tire MkO Macey 2 Cari 'icker. Mike Foster Roys Eterprise Whitby select hockey *NOR PEEWEE oponsored by Hard-Co Excavatinol ExNblton Feb. 12 KevinTaylor 3 RynRobb GrnHom. Ryan Mme MIke Kobrnoe* Nicholes lihe Feh. il Whitby4 Ryan eanuy Gary Kitmmr Scott Cook 9 oshwm Brandon Fowler and Hawe. Jason Connor and each had three assists. Justin Fowler The Whitby niinor peewee AA hockey teain, sponsored by Crow's Sports, is tied at one gaine each with Pickering in the best-of-five second round of the playoffs. On Feb. 6, Wildcats were involved in a tight-checking gaine that saw no scoring until nndway throh the second period when Luc Chiasson scored on a rebound off Matt Rae's shot. ' Pickering came right back and scored, and the gaine remained tied until late in the third period Rick Ferquhareon Neil Farquharnon Bob Srfn*l Neoi Trust Mark Hmmetn 2 Grog Mala NRS Reely Tom Bucha«ma2 J1m5ivçpeo Dame MaCraken Raid "k.n Peter Bath. Dave FarqWusn 5 QOeWiHoiel 4 *Don French Cralg Terry Harry Hase George Burford 5 'Nursehev Ois 4 Rudy Vandersuis 2 Jim BrMion Ras. Cwrpwe Scoilng hador »sof Feb6 10 Player(s) of the we.k 2 VimcLeoe. NRS Reaky, four assists Adarn Dedh Leo Waddington Jan. 26. longue Wheby Richard Thomas Goofi Wols Ajax MAJOR NOVICE, qworured by Master Bskoom edgtdon Tooumnt Feb. il 2 Ahdrw L"b3 Seom Cunningham 2 Jason Gordon Ryan Pike Colin Harvy Feb. 12 3 Bowrnenvlle 2 h Jason Gordon Pari MW"helRivOt Feb. 10.-North Yorkle.gu. Whitb 5 Fauetina Ryan Maaney 2 DavidBoo Kovin Taylor M"lm Kobrynovich *NOR ATOM qmonsoed by Crawf Sport. Feb. 3 - bque Whit Som'ttr wkiu 2 North Toronto South London Toumamit Jan. 28 Whitby Richard Thofm WhRby Eriki Peemen BJ. Bowlee Michael Flaign Jan20 Whitby BJ. Bowss3 Sea Ksrr2 GoaiWeIs 2 i London 3 Btwlîngton 11 Kkdiene o am %~Gordon MVP:Andrew Loel Feb. 5- xhltion oevey 2 Ryan Fie 2 JaronGordon 2 2 Fd3.3 -league Whkby Jason Gordorn Pâ-dilMichael Raout 3 arrçbofod 1 i OPs 6 Bowrnianville 2 Parkwoods MAJOR SOUIRI éponsorsd by Bedifotai Serwice Centre 4 Feb. 11- «hbion FL.8 -lomgue WhIby Adam Johnston Chad Thlbode BennettFtzglbon West Foi 3 1-Illlcroot The resuit left the undefeated Terriers five points ahead of their nearest competition.X Oshawa took a one-goal lead just five minutes into the gaine. A backheel pass split the Tferriers defence and created a breakaway which was converted into a goal. Terriers, within five minutes, had equalized on a chip by Graham. Macean. Then Matt Geofroy got free from the marker and blasted a shot by the keeper. when Pickering scored on a scramble in front of the net and then scored into a empty net with seconds left te win the gaine 3-1. In the second -gaine on Feb. 9, Wildcats took a 1-0 lead in the first period when Bryan Rourke scored ona pass from Chiasson. Sean Walsh made it 2-0 ini the second period after taldng a nice feed along the boards by Matt McKay. In the third period Whitby scored two more goals as Dana Bloom put somne mustard on a shot froin the point and Walsh scored bis second of the gaine on a nice three;way pasing play. However, with three minutes remainiïig in the gaine, Pickering scored three goals to make it 4-3. Whitby held on to, tie the series at 1-1. The defensive corps of Ryan Mendes, Bloom, Luc Hardn, Stefan Linlater, Reece Robertson- and Robert Lalonde played a strong gaine for Wildcats, allowing only six shots.on a goal in the first two periods and 14 shots overall. 7s win 3-O Whitbyls Select 7s hockey teain, sponsored by Beckçford Service Centre, shut out Hillcrest 3-0 in North York league play. Michael Trudeau's breakout pass put Adam Johnston in the clear for Whitby's first goal midway through t he first period. David Leahy and Nic Jardin conniined to spring Ryan Kerr for a 2-0 Wildcat lead with 50 seconds reînaining in the second. Jardin completed the scoring for Whitby in the third. Goaltenders Chad Thibodeau and Bennett Fitzgibbon shared the shutout. In exhibition play, 79 dropped a 3-1 decision to West HÎlI Golden Hawks. Brad Smith rifled a low shot for Whitby's score. Hawks took the lead early in the third and addedl an insurance marker late in the contest to deny a Whitby comeback. Fastball tryouts The Whitby girls' novice fastball teain will hold tryouts on Feb. 20 and 27. Any girls born in 1981 or 1982 interested in playing should contact Wayne Poster at 666-0480, John Ait:enhad at 668-3295, or Jim Innes at 655-3454 before Feb. 19 for details. Whitby Girls Sot tball Association SQUIRT (1983-84) REP TRYOUTS Feb. 20 e Feb. 27 e March 6 Cal George - 430-2649 or -Junior - 668-7157 »SA The second half saw Dave Wishart cpnvert a left-footer after a nifty play- by Adami Molpar and Geofroy. Moînar, =Wo was oustanding, then powered the fourth Terrier goal over the lime. MacL.ean then'cornpleted bis hat-trick with two goals, a quick turn and shoot, and a-superb volley, both from Chris Camacho, to wrap up the gaine. >The Terrier teamn is coached by Bill Groden and assisted by Jin MacLean. Selects Ist in Makm The Whitby mi-nor peewee selects, sponsored by Htard-Co Excavating, won the Markhamn Optiiset tournament on Feb. 4. Whitby beat Uxbridge in the first as Grant Howe scored with 27 seconde left. Brad McGitchie and Mdain ]Rinaldi were outstanding in goal. ScottCook was maost vaube player for Whitby. Whitby then defeated Maka 5-0 as KCevin Taylor had two goals, Gary Kitamura, Chris Van Dusen and Mike Kobrynovich one eaci. Taylor was MVR. In the cbaxnpionship gaina against Orleans, Cook andi Kitamra* scored then Orleans stormeti back te, tie the e In an exciting* findih,ThLýor scored ini the st second of play to give Whitby a 3-2 victory andi the championship. Taylor wau MVR. Whitby is undefeated ini the- North York League. Excellent snow ( tobogganing Rememberpour pies &fts, hS available 1ear round~ S15 miles north'of Whitby, - v-gon Lakeridge Rd. For more Information, ca11655-3091 SA WHITBY GIRLS SA SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION REP TrEAM TRYQUTS SNovice Il Team Born' in 1981 or 1982 Dates: Feb. 25,,1995, March 4, 1995 March ile 1995 Cali For Additional Info Dave Ramsay 430-6503 e Ray Goreeki 723-9766 1WHITBY GIRLS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION GIRLS BORN BETWEEN 1974 TO 1989 REGISTRATION: Sat. Feb. 18, March 4, March 25, April 1 PLACE: TIME.: REP TEAMS: lroquois Park Complex 9:00 arn to 1:00 pm lnterested players Cai Bob Harrod 666-2908 ROSEMARY 666.ý3636 (Presicent) PETER 430-6233 (Registrar) I ED 668-5959 <Treasurer) -& ~Q~,Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club COACHES WANTED BOYS TIER 1 & GIRLS SELECT To coach the following "OccERc P% age groups COMPLETION 0F LEVEL 1 COACHING CERTIFICATION REQUIRED. For further information and application fo rms please contact "Club Head Coach" Stan Bombino at 668-5657. ...Peew.es..tie..r.e. 4 8 8122 Bob Mo"a. 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