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PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1980, WHITBY FREE PRES SPORTS Hawks advance to semi-tfinals, with 35-O vicetory By S. GREENAWAY Free Press Staff The undefeated Henry Hawks continued their season long winnlng streak into thé Lake Ontario Secon- dary School Association quarter finals last week eliminating the Donevan Blue Devil's from further playoff contention by a score of 35-O. In what was undoubtably one of the best games the Hawks have played during a good season both offence and defensive squads con- troiled the flow of play froni the opening kickoff . Four interceptions and a fuznble recovery coupled wlth Henry's strong offence assured their win. The entire firat haif was controiled by the Hawks as the Blue Devils watched five touchdowns scored on Henry's first five posessions of the bail. Durlng the third quarter Donevan received a break when the Hawks offence fumbled the bail on a *play which dldn't qulte click. It was the only time Henry's plays dldn't quite click. As with one other scoring opportunity which the Blude Devils had they couldn't capitalize on the play. The Oshawa School's offence rnarched the bail down the field to withing field goal range only to have a pass it- nercepted. The final 12 minutes of the game say Henry mount a slow drive from their side of centre to the Blue Devil 46 yard line. A field goal at- tempt by Henry from the 46 was short and the ganie was over. John Paul Aggett scored three touchdowns for the Hawks while Paul Luchka and Peter Sirko added one TD each. Craig Borchuck kicked ail five conversions. As of press time the resuits of last night's semi- final game between the Hawks and Dunbarton were not available. The wlnner of that game would advance to the final game for the LOSSA chani- pionshlp this Saturday at the Clvlc Fields starting at 3 p.m. Henry are currently the defending chapions i LOSSA. Whitby Curling Bonspiel resuits The Whltby Curlinf Club held it's flrst Bonspiel on Saturday at the Whltby Curking Club rink. The wlnners of the Cen- tury 21 Gold Jacket Trophey were: Dave Werry (Skip) June Weery Barry Sheppard Shirley Sheppard Runners up were: Don Paradine (Skip) Agnes Sandreili Marlene Paradine Two game winners were: !ed Birchard (Skip) Lynne Snoddon Bill Fraser Maureen Calderbank Perry Lawrence (Skip) Charlotte Ennis Cluis Cooper Elaine Cooper One game winners were: Dave McKay (Skip) Betty Hollinger Cec. Hollinger Kerry McKay Aif Plummer (Skip) Marie Plummer Jack Wilson Pat Wilson Mary Windfeld (25) and co-captain Janice Flemming (24) watch helplessly as an Ajax Hlgh Sohool player sets the bail towards the hoop. The Henry Street gIr's senior basketbal I defeated their counterparts byE of 51-34., The Hawks' mldget and junior teams also Hawks defeated the vlsiting Aj ax Ajax High teams. a sac re -Free Press Photo by Stephen Greenaway Hawks continue their streak Thsegll fom~ Girls soccer atunmn gis ThM grls rom thlieesas School soccer team who recently wnatunmn gis tdu« other schools. Thbe champions are back row leit to right: Karen Van der Elsen, Jen- nifer Peltenberg, Jocelyn Goupil, Cathy Vander Heyden, Vanessa Lowing, Debbie Selmnan ano1 Julia Donovan. Frnt row are 1-r Sharon Johnston, Jennifer Bickle, Sheily Cheeatow, Paula Tracey, Gloria Farrugia, Carol Wfilliston and Nicole VanAsten. -Free Presa Staff Photo The Henry Hawks girl's junior, midget and senior basketball teams continued their winning streaks last week as ail three defeated the Ajax High School's teams. In the only close game of the series the Hawk's midget team beat Ajax by a score of 12-9. The girl's junior team defeated Ajax 40-10. Top scorers for the junior game were Anne Jordan with 12 points, Leslie Sima with 10 points and Kathleen McCarten with B. Top scorer for Ajax was Lora Lariviere with B. The senior team defeated Ajax soundly by a score of 51-34. Senior Hawks top scoreres were Janice Flemnming, Terry Jacobs and Andrea Lawse each with 8 points. Ajax top scorers were Julie Bosch with 15 points and Lauri e Rose with 10. The week before the Hawks beat ail three An- derson Collegiate teams by scores of (juniors) 38-25, (midgets) 14.12, and (seniors) 54-44. Badminton tourney The Whitby YMCA Bad- minton Club are hosting a Central Ontario Badminiton Association League tour- nament November 29 and 30 at Henry Street High School. This tournament is a "B closed tournament" open only to anyone who hasn't won an^ "A level" tour- namnent. Around 20 local players wil compete. The doubles tournament wil start Saturday morning while the mjxed doubles wil begin. that afternoon. Singles wil play starting Sunday mornlng.