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Whltby Free Preos. Wecinesday, Februay 22, 1995, Page 23 Chesea Balzan HENRY ST. H.S. In the past week, the Hawks hockey teain bega playoffs with a 6-2 wrn over McLaug«hlin before bowing ta, Dunbarton 5-3. Against McLaughlin, Mark Vanderlip and Darryl -Hurst each had two goals. Josh Thompson and Brad NewpQrt had one each. The firat meeting of the Student Congress was held last Monday. Congress'members were elected by their homerooms at the beginning of the semester. Congratulations ta, Keir Moulton and Philip Hervis. These two musi.c students have been picked ta, represent Henry ini the Durhami Region Honour Jazz Ensemble. They had the opportunity ta rehearse with Canadian jazz conductor Brent Ghiglione from Saskatchewan. University applicants are encouraged ta, attend open houses oftered duing March break. Cali the admissions office at the umiveraity of your choice for further information about tours. College applicants are reminded of the application, deadline on. March 1. Spirit Week will take place next week. Listen ta an nouncements or visit your local student council office for more details. Co-op situdents are reminded of the Reflective Lâearning Day on Monday. Bye for now and have a great week The Whitby major bantani AAA hockey club, sponsored by Maksteel Service Contre, endod the regular schedule on a positive note by posting two wins and two ties i the past week. 1The gazne'on. Feb. 13 against Qunte was a high-scoring affair that saw both teanis exchange the lead and then play ta a 6-6 tie. Steve Death and Mark Haynes each had three goals and two assists. Mike'Robertson had three assists. Goalie Tom Lawson faced 39 shots In the contest. 'Peterborough and Whitby played to a 141 tie on Feb. 15. The Petes xnanaged ta et on the board first only ta have Death answer lesa than a minute later. Dan Fletcher had a strong outing and turned asde 31 shots. On Feb. 18 Central Ontario came ta town for a 9-3 thumping. The third period saw Whitby erupt for six goals. Justin Collins had a big night with the hat trick and one assist. Other mnarksmen for the evening were Death and Paul Gray with two oach while Matt Capson and Haynes countod singles. Bryan Crouch and Haynes each had three assists, Dan Ricica two. The regular season -finale was a 6-5 win over Quinte on Feb. 19 as Paul Gray got the winner. Death scored Whitby's first three goals. Gray assisted on two of the goals while Crouch and Haynes had singles. Whitby had ta come from bohind three tinies during this match with additional goals froni Capson and Mfike Robertson who also had two assists. Whitby wlll face the Quinte teani in the first round of playoffs. Henry. scores 5Oth goal The Whitby minor novice AA hockey team, sponsored by Longley/Vickar B.S., advanced ta, the next round of the York-Simcoe playdowns with a 2-1 overthne win over Pickering in the third game of the best-of-three series. Justin Fox tied the gaine late i the third to force overtime and scored the -winner with four minutes left i sudden death. JoSh Miller, who waa converted ta forward from defence in this series, set up both of Foxs goals. Wildcats had taken a 1-0 series lead, winning 5-1 at home. Philip Mdllhono, Chris Jakeor, Tler Healy, David McIntyre and Kenny Henry provxded the scoring. Geoffrey Niblett and Terriers win 10-1 Whitby Tormina Terriers scored a 10-1 Victory over Oshawa Turul sélects on Sunday. The win maintained Terriers' five-point lead i the indoor boys' under-iS soccer beagne, with only five gaines ta, play. Terriers, i preparation for their innaugural soason in rep soccer, will hold tryouts Thursday, March 2 and 9 at Soccer City, 6:80 ta, 7:30 p.m. A spring fundraising dance, with a disc jockey ang irtual Elvis, will be held Saturday, March 25, at the Touch of Class banquet hall on Consumera Road in Whitby. Tickets are $10 and anyone wanting ta attend should contact Bill Groden at 430-6026. Justin White combined for the win in goal. In their second gaine, Whitby led 3-2 going inta the third on a natural hat trick by Henry, the third goal his 5th of the season. But Pickering came back, taking advantage of Whitby penalties, to win 4-3. wirIlst The Whitby Wildcat niinor atoin AA hockey teain began their second round piayoff series with a 5-4 win over Bowmanville Toros over the weekend. Just 45 seconds into the opening gaine, a fine point shot fr-on defeâceman Jeremi Brimble put Whitby out' front 1-0. Before the end of the first, an Andrew Lamiot shot from just over the blueline and a Justin Hawe rebound propelled Whitby ta a 3-0 lead. idway through the second, Bowmanville scored. Andrew Maitland made it 4-1. Before the period had ended, Bowmanville scored ta make it 4-2. In the third, Bowmanville came on strong and narrowed the margin ta 4-3. After some fine stops by netminder Ian Uptan, Kevin Walsh fired a bullet ta, make it 5-3. Bowmanville kept pressing and got another goal ta make it 5-4. With leas than one minute ta go Bowmanille pulled their goalie in favour of an extra attacker but Whitby held on for the win. Whitby lost in the final of a one-day tournament in Uxbridge recentlv. In the first game. against Parkwood, Whitby struck first on a goal' by Mclntyre. Parkwood tied it and thon took the lead in the second which would eventually ho the winner. Niblett and 'White shared goaltending duties for Whitby. In the second game, Wildcats defeated Uxbridge 4-2. Henry scored twico, Mcflhone and McIntyre completed the scoring. The finals, against league archrival Bowmanville, saw Whitby fall 6-2, both goals by Henry. Select 7s hot In exhibition play, the Whitby Wildcats Select 7s major squirt hockey team skated ta a 4-1 victory over West Hill Golden Hawks. After a scoreless first period with goodï scoring chances at bath ends of the rink, West Hili took a 1-0 Jead early in the second. Midway through the period, Wildcata caught fire, scoing four goals i four minutes. Nick Jardin combined with Rtyan Kerr for the first Whitby score. David LeahY's pass put Kerr in the clear for a 2-1 Wildcat lead. Kod y Musselman made it 3-1 when ho beat the Hawk pâalie on a penalty shot. Jason Cassidy cboee<I out the, scoring. The win was the team's fifth in their last six starta. Hgh-tech health careers explored More than 150 students from Durham and Northumberland regions will have the oQuortunitv today (Wednesday) to learn first- band about high-tech and comuil.inity health careers. Students from grades 11, 12 and OAC who are intereste in careers in the health. care field cari take part in two half-day sessions. The first will l with ig h-tech health care careers and will take place. at Oshawa General Hospital where professonal staff will introduce students ta, a variety of career opportuiMtes. 'The second, deali with commnunity-based hea1'l care careers, will take- place at Durham College where students will -rotate through &mre workshops. The worksëhoI presenters will be part of a pae and will ho able ta, discuas their careers and answer stude nts' questions. For further information about the event, contact -Donna Barisic or Iànda Smith at Durhamn Alternative Aduit Education at 579-1990 or Sheila Canning at Exeter Hligh School at 683-8125. MINOR MOSQUITO MAJOR MOSQUITO MINOR PEEWEE MAJOR PEEWEE MINOR BANTAM MAJOR BANTAM MINOR MIDGET MAJOR MIDGET JUNIOR 1977, 76, whitby. minor basebaII 1995 REP TEAM TRYOUTS The WMBA Rep Coaches for 1995 are as follows: 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 75, 74 Deug Freeman Jack Bright Bill Blea WaIt Lazary Phil Diamond John Feret Derek Balan Jim Jennings Ian Hardy 576-2447 655-8889 655-8862 668-3026 430-4881 668-3919 721-8964 728-5586 666-3717 Manyý of theses coaches begin winter workouts in February, so if you are interested contact themr directly for details. "NCCP LEVEL Il CLUNIC' Whitby Minor Basebail is holding a "Level 2" Basebail Ontario technical cli10 on February 25th and 26th, 1995. Those coaches wishing to attend should contact Dave lmeson at 668-9790 to register. ~ alb,,Whitby Minor Basebali Association 1995 Registration IROQUOIS PARK ARENA Saturday, March 4, 9:00 arn to 12:00 pm Saturday, March 11,y 9:00 arn to 12:00 pm League Tee-bail Squirt Mosquito Peewee Bantam Midget Juvenile Junior Family Born 88-89 86-87 84-85 82-83 80-81 78-79 76-77 74-75 (3 youths or more) Fee $55.00 $65.00 $85.00 $85.00 $85.001- $85.00 $85.00 $85.00 $1 70.00 NOTE: 1. Limited registration, first corne first served 2. Birth certificates are required 3. No post dated cheques wilI be accepted 4. Late registration after March 1l, add $1 0.00 Registration forms can be pîcked up at: Iroquois Park Arena Whitby Library (Main) Whitby Library (Rossland) Whitby Information Centre Peacock Sports Whitby Recreation Centre Registration forms can be mailed in by March 3 to: P.O. Box 81,9 Whitby, Ontario Li N 5R7. ........... Strong finlish for bantams