A BROOKLIN Kinsinen novice lacrosse teain forward runs into a stif f Peterborough defence (above) while a shot by a Brooklin attaeker-goes wide (below) during the Ontario championship game Sunday night at Iroquois Park. Peterborough won 7-2. Free Press photos WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUBT 240 1988, PAGE 19 PROUVNCJL4L NOVFICE 'HAMPIONSHIP Whitby teams runners-up, Two Whitby novice lacrosse teams emerged. as runners-up in their respective divisions in the Ontario finals held over the weekend in Whitby. The number-onç ranked A team in Ontario, Brooklin Kinsmen, were the victims of missed opportunities and a superb Peterborough defence as Peterborough won the champion- ship 7-2 Sunday night.. Earlier in the tournament, Peterborough had downed Brooklin 8-7. Brooklin had also twice defeated St. Catharines by 9-1 scores and defeated Kitchener 10-3. Gavin Prout had eigbt goals for Brooklin in the tournament, Bryan Power six, Adam Ann- strong five, Mark Armstronig and Steve Voituk four each and Pat Jones three. Matt Armstrong,* Jared McCord and Gee Nash each had two goals for the tournament and Peter Sorichetti one. In the C final, Whitby Professional Firefigihters were edged 3-2 by Guelph. Whitby had earlier- victories of 6-2 over Hamnilton (second team), 22-1 over Niagara-On-The-Lake, .6-2 over Dunnville and 8-3- over -Elora. Saul Edgar had eight goals for Whitby, Darryl McArthur 'and Bradley Reed six, Ryan Harris five, Blake Gaza and Jason Ward four, Todd Villeneuve three, Ken Belanger, Brian Vinent and Matt Wilson two,, and Christian Forestaîl and Joel Johnston one each. Six Nations won the B championsbip with an 8-3 win over Beaches in the final. London won the D champ- ionship- with an 8-3 win over Orangeville. Ju niors look f'or OBA berth Swimiers gan ranking Whitby swimmers Heather Armitage and Julie Leswick are now rânked among the top 16 in Canada after competing in the Senior Canadian Nationals in Etobicoke Aug. 16-20. Armitage is ranked Sth in tbe country in the 100-metre back- stroke and l6th in the 200m backstroke. She is now a carded athiete, and therefore-eligible for Ontario government support. Leswick won her heats to gain a iSth ranking Canada-wide in the 200m backstroke. About 500 swimmers competed in the nationals as a final opportunity to make the Olympic team. Another member of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club, Rick Budel, Was 8th in the 50m freestyle in the Eastern Cup competition in Saint John., N.B., Aug. 5-7. Budel also bad a l2th place finish in the meet wbich included 400 swimmers. Peterborough ended the EOBA season for Whitby's junior basebail team last week, but the Whitby squad is still in the playdowns for a spot in the Ontario finals over the Labor Day weekend. W7hitby wais scbeduled to play Burlington in a best-of-three series starting this week, an opportunity to become one of eight teams in the Ontario finals. Wh-itby was first during the regular season in the EOBA with a record of 19 wins and only two losses. But Whitby manager Sam Dempster said Peterborough, third during the regular season, was "full measure" for their sweep over Whitby in the best-of-three semi-final. Peterborough won the first game 13-5 on Tuesday last week at Iroquois Park. Scott Burnett hit two doubles for Whitby while Dave Imeson hit a double and single. On Wednesday Peterborough won 12-9. Burnett, who pitched, and Doug McCorkall each had thre hits for Whitby. Dempster said both pitching and defence came up short l'or Whitby in the series. "We got enough hits but shoddy fielding," he said. Mike Macapagal and Trevor Beggs -had two bits each for Whitby in the second game. Earlier this season, Dempster's squad also lost two games in the Tiffani' Foster of Whitby finisbed' fifth in the preliminary division final of the Central Ontario Section Summer Skate competition for figure skaters in Thornhill over the weekend. Foster, 10, had won gold in her. flight. 1She had previously won a gold medal, freeskate, in a skating meet in London, Ont. Foster won a gold in a meet in Buffalo Aug. 6-7 weekend, and elimination playdowns that also lead to a berth in the Ontario A finals. Nevertheless, he believes that bis squad can succeed when everything is working well, parti- cularly pitcbing. "We hâve enough talent to go quite a ways," he said. also brought home a gold in a meet in Ottawa the weekend prior. Foster, who skates with the Uxbridge skating club, also won silver medals in the sub-juvenile interpretive, novice interpretive and sub juvenile free- skate in Buffalo. Next week she will be competing in Thornhill at the Central Ontario Skate which features skaters from across Canada, Japan and Europe. Send-off for Beauchamp An Olympic send-off celeb- ration party will be held for Glenn Beauchamp of Whitby on Friday, Sept. 9 at the Woodview Community Centre in Oshawa. Proceeds will help Beauchamp pay his training expenses in preparation for judo competition at the upcmng Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea. Beauchamp is a seven-time Canadian champion and was Redmen close in on Mann final PROM PAGE 18 Callan, Adam KlCuwakc, Nieu- wendyk, Deschner and Boyd with singles. On Monday night, Redmen triumphed in a tight defensive game. Scott McMichael had two goals for Redmen. Singles went te Kluwak, Harrison, Deschner, Meredith, VanSickle and Andy Perroni. Keenan, who sat out Monday night's game with a hamstring pull, said his injury is not very serious and be expects te be ready for the Mann Cup. 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