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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 8, 1994 - 39 "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" The 14-year-old boys winner of the Knights of Colmis Free Throw Competition was Cory Wiatrzyk of Cawker. Pictured with and free throw coon nator Robert Dun sion. Knights of Columbus crown the free throw champions Nine boys and girls from Port Perry and the surrounding area were named as local champions on Thursday in the 1994 Knights of Columbus Interna- tional Free Throw champion- ship. The event held at Immacu- late Conception School was sponsored by Knights council © 8951. All children aged 10-14 were eligible to compete in the _ first leg of the competition at CAETLR ad TOMBE WU Ml PET Cartwright softball and hardball registration soon the school level. The winners from Thursdays competition compete in the District Champi- onship which will be held in Pickering on Feb. 24 at St. Francis de Sales School. Winners of the council cham- pionship are as follows: 10 year old girls - Emma Marshall - S.A. Cawker; 10 year old boys - Zack - Prince Albert; Taryn Izatt It hardly seems possible to believe that with all the cold weather and the snow on the ground that anyone could even - consider thinking about playing ball. But yes, the executive of Cartwright Minor Ball have been working like busy little beavers preparing for another ball season. So, now is the time to get on down and register for another season of fun and ex- citement. Registration dates for Satur- day, Feb. 19 and Feb. 26 be- tween 8 a.m. and noon have been confirmed for the Cart- wright Minor Ball program. The registration will be con- ducted at the Blackstock Arena on both mornings. The minor ball program is open to boys and girls between the ages of five and 18. Last year's expansion into hardball was such a success that it will be offered again this year. Through our affiliation with the Scugog Baseball Associa- tion, the Cartwright teams will have the chance to play other teams from the Port Perry area. Teams will hold practices and play half their games in Cart- wright, with away games in Port Perry. Baseball 1s cpen to both boys and girls. The softball program will continue to be of- fered as in the past, with both boys and girls playing all their games in Cartwright. Players and their families should make every effort to at- tend one of these registration Galloway - R.H. Cornish; 11 year old girls and Robert Lines - Immaculate Conception - 11 year old boys. In the 12 year old girls divi- sion, the winner was Amy Wil- son, Immaculate Conception, while Mark Heffern S.A. Caw- ker won the 12 year old boys di- vision. Thirteen year old win- ners were Carrie Ollerton of S.A. Cawker and Mark Sauter also of S.A. Cawker. In the 14 year old boys divi- sion - Cory Wiatrziyk of S.A. Cawker won. There were no competitors in the 14 year old girls category. Each contestant was allowed 15 free throw attempts in the contest and ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throws until a winner was de- clared. dates to facilitate league prep- arations and also to get infor mation on the upcoming skills assessment day for team selec- tion purposes. Players' health insurance numbers are re- quired for registration. him are Owen Macarthy, assistant co-ordinator, left, n. There was no winner of the 14-year-old girls divi- SHS, ROBERT TAYLOR / PORT PERRY STAR The Knights of Columbus held its annual Free Throw Com- peition on Feb.3. Pictured are the 10-year-old winners, Emma Marshal, S.A. Cawker and Zach Fis, Prince Albert. | -~ coo SIRE Cl le ce The Knights of Columbus Free Throw competition is spon- sored annually by the group and consists of competition at the local, district and provincial levels. International champions are determined based on scores from the Provincial and State competitions. Last year more than 212,000 boys and girls participated in 3,099 competitions. The Port Perry Knights would like to thank the schools and commu- nities for their ongoing support of this event, and particularly thank principals, vice- principals and teachers who give of their time to prepare their students for the competi- 'tion. We look forward to seeing you again next year. Cony ain Sr LN os The 11-year-old winners w were Taryn Izzat Galloway, R.H. Cornish, and Robert Lines, Immaculate Conception. =n . i Sh, CE i ee EERE fain, The association is also look- ing for volunteer coaches and assistants. If you are willing to help or need further informa- tion regarding registration, call the registrar (Garry Beechey, at 986-0035. on Nong sri PO xt Pex my" AUTO SALES Used Cars(OTrucks | LEASING - FINANCING 3 months or 5000km included on most vehicles Sg, Aig 2 WE RI SE HNP SI GOA RFK The 12-year-old winners were Amy Wilson, Immaculate Conception, and Mark Heffern, Cawker. 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