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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. July 12, 1995. Page 15 Unider lls Robbie runners up despite 'Spirit'ed effort Whitby Spirit under-il girls' soccer team, winners of the event last year, bast in the final of the Robbie tournanient over the Canada Day weekend. In the first ie againstANax United, goals fo Lindsay Zara and Kati Daniher gave Whitby victory. Meaghen Johnson i goal Under new head coach Mike Brown, Wbitby Iroquois gained its firot win of the seson i the men'ls Motor City Socoer Lau by defeating Darlington Wanderers 2-O on Sunday, July 9. Brown recenitly took over at the helm of the club that bad managed juat three ties. He juggled the lineup andi the tactica and gufided the team Wo victory. eaned the shutout. Against league leaders and Wournament favourites Scar- Ixrough United, a goal from Erin Watson gave Whitby thxe lead at baif-time. Scarborough attacked strongly in the second half but solid defending b Stephanie Schope, Natasha Nzeakor, Both goals were scored in the first halfby Omar EI-Bebalry and Scot Murdoch. Làed by sweeper and captain, Dave Bock, the Iroquois defence was rarely troubled. Goale Kevin Bailentine who earned his first shutout of the year. Wanderers began ta, let their frustrations come through and ended up playing two men short Big bats carry Hawks Nicole Freeman hit two home runs and drove i four runs as the Whitby Hawks novice il rep softball team crusbed East wi - linxbury 16-Son July 5. Jackie Skinner also had a home run. Erin Ramsay bit two home runs and Freeman had one as Whitby defeated StouffVille8- recently. Denise Aloia made three fine catches in centre field Wo help the pitc£hi'nMofWTanya Gorecki and Penni-Le me~lr. Bantams win 2 of 3 The Whitby zninor bantam basebail team gained aUplt in a Canada Day dloublehear wit Clarington. Chiefs loat* the first game 4-3, despite fine pitching by Alex Nimigon and fine defensive play from the rest of the teain. In the second gaine, Adam Bickle went ail the way on the mound in a 6-1 win. Doubles by Pat McMullan and Bannie Fornarolo and a single by Matt Diamond produced four runs in the third inning. -Wbitby wrestled Peterborough Wo a 12-10 away win on June 25. The- game continued on a seesaw scoreboard until the ninth inning when Fornarolo bit a double to, score Ryan Wiswell and Gord Ponxroy. Nimigon then bit bis second home run of the year. Excellent defensive plays by MeMuIlan, Diamond and Paul Winkley kept Peterborough from cashing in on some bits. Michelle Allan, Rachel. Wallace, Sophie Linklater and Candice Nzeaikor kept Scarborough off the score sheet. A second Wbitby goal came late in the second half when Helen James converted a penalty. Whitby needed Wo beat Milton Wo be sure of a place in the final. Whitby took an early 2-0 lead when they received two red carde for professional fouis late in the second haif. Iroquois was to resume play in the second round of the John Barnes Cup on July 11. The Whitby major peewee select basebali teamn loet in -the consolation final of their first tournament of the year on June 24 and 25 in Brampton. In round-robin play, Whitby won three gaines. Whitby beat Oakville in a come-from-behind win, scoring seven runs in the sixth inning Wo win 11-4. In the second game, Whitby went mnto extra innings to defeat Heart Lake ail-stars 10-8. In the third game, Whitby defeated Forest Glen 12-1 in a mercy-shortened game. lIn the semi-final, Whitby lSt 7-1 to Brampton AUl-stars who went on to win the tournament. In the consolation final, Whitby led Kitchener 2-1 going into the sixth inning. Kitchener camne back Wo tie the game 2-2 and in the top of the seventh scored four runs. Whitby scored two in the bottom balf Wo make it interesting but came up short, losng 6-4. with goals by Zara and Daniher but Mlton came býwk late in the first balf with a, goal from a long-range fr-ee kick. In the second baif Wbitby forwards KLirsten Mackenzie, Vicky Methven and Francis DePalma applied constant p ressure resulting in a third Witby goal by Methven. lIn the final, Pickering scored EI ........... CoSTE two quick goals and led 2-1 at half time, the Whitby goal coming from Zara. In the second haif the Whitby forwards DePalma, Mackenzie, Markie Warren and Laur Yamada created lots of scoring chances but couldn't convert. Pickering converted a second half penalty and eventually ran out 6-1 winners. ~W......... 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