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PAGE 32, WHTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, XTOVEt!ER 29,1989 Atoms win in Amherst. ACTION from the junior curling bonspiel held at the Whitby Curling Club over the weekend. 1 Peter Toblln-Free Press photo Corner rink takes- bonspiel Robbie Dixon from Whitby, was runner-up to Jeff Corner of the Tam Heather Curling Club in the Whitby Curling Clu b ban- tam boys (16 and under) bonspiel last weekend. Jason Mitchell from Tam Heather Curling Club won the junior boys (19 and under) bons- piel last weekend. The junior girls (19 and under) was won by Anne McKnight from Uxbridge. Beef bonspiel on weekend Unabie to find a major sponsor after Sun Life dropped support for the annual men's bonspiel that attracted top Ontario rinks, the Whitby Curling Club will instead hold the first Beef Bons- piel Dec. 1, 2 and 3. Organizer Gord Carroll was hoping to attract 24 rinks to the event which wiil have three spon sors. Sorichetti Corjp. was to sponsor the first event, the Johnston Morton Burch & Boland law firrn the second event, and M&M Meats the third event. Awhistleaway The Vick Insurance minor AA rep hockey team was just an early whistie away from reaching the finals this past weekend at the Buffalo Regals minor hockey tournament. Trailing Kitchener 3-0 in the final minute, but needing only a single goal to advance, heart- break struck as the referee's quick whistie nullified Ryan Boyd's rebound goal. They had gotten that far after two sup erb shutout victories over Chinguacousy 5-0 and Buffalo 3-0. Scott -Wylie and Shari Bryksa 'shared.the goaltending while the scoring was led by Matt Jardin's hat trick and Jef Church's two goals, with Marc Lamers, Scott Beegan and Boyd each fired one. Teamwork was very evident as shown by the assists. Barrett Church, Biais Lawson, Sean Haynes, Mike Hamilton and Matt Jardin al had two apiece, with Jamie Gibb, S. Beegan and Boyd getting one each. The other members of the team are Judd Stevenson, Casey Du pont, David Dittmar, Mike Heffering and Jeif Frazer. Coach Jim Heffering, who has been very patient after the team's slow start, was very pieased that the players have started to adjust to his system of hockey. The Whitby major atom AA hockey team brought home the Terry J. Grant Memorial trophy after winning a tournament on Nov. 19 in Amherst, N.Y. Whitby started the tourna- ment by grinding Gouding Park to a 4-0 shutout. Whitby ga came off the sticks of Gavin Prout, Paul Webb, Steven Austin and Derek Suddons. In the next game they took on Unionville, but Whitby just couidn't get the momentum going. Numerous scoring oppýor- tunities were foiled in the closing minutes of the game, resulting in a 4-3 ioss. Whitby's goals were ged in byTery Rob Dancey' nd Corey H ass. The third ffame saw 'Whitbv Collier lst in figure skaing The 1990 eastern sectional championships and juvenile in- vitationais were held in Brock- ville on Nov. 16-19. Jason Collier was first in juvenile men. Chris McGili took third in pre-novice men. Tara Black finis ed third in flight and ninth overaîl in the final for pre-novice ladies. Terri Ninacs and Dale Noble both finished fourth in novice dance and wili advance to the eastern divisionai championships to be held. Jan. 11-14 of 1990 in Woodbridge. Also representing Whitby were Catherine Advent, Sarah Cook and Natalie Drago in juvenile ladies, Lisa Fernlu.nd and Maria Mckinnon in pre-novice ladies, and Natasha Brideau, Tammy Hodgson and Heather Lawlor in novice ladies. Whitby rep hockey Miw tm i'A' - upcnaood by Pamaport Whitby Nov. 14 Whitby 5 Pickering D. Farquharmon 2 Ryan 'Leery2 Janon Irwin Shutout - Adam Ytd. Nov. 16 Whtly NOV. 18 Whltfrj Gina King 2 Jaen frwin 2 D. Farquharsoa2 Grant Souter Brian Vnnt Scott Young Matt Capeon Ryan O1Sr T. Farquhare Nov. 21 Whitby Ryan O1eaLry 3 Matt Capoon 2 Grant Souter D. Farquhareon Jason Irwln Nov. 23 WMUth Rtyan OLary 2 Matt Capeon Janon Irwin Scott Young Shutout - Ada.m YuIe Nov. 26 Whflby Matt Capean 2 Ryan OAr Scott Young Brian Vint Ezhffbuom Gene 0 Pbrt Hope 12 markhain 4 5 Oshawa Nov. 26 Exhiui*oeGae Whitby 7 Tatuto Ryan Olàmm 2 Brion Vinait 2 D. Farquharaui2 Matt apoc. Mi1ner M O AA! - qomaooe by M & M Ment Stor NOV. 16 Whftby Enbixm kiGae 6 Bowmanvllie Noth Bey Touewneu uAmml AAA Tam showing no respect to the tourna- ment host Saints, as Whitby stuck it to them, 3-0. Goals came on hearty hustie from Prout and Kevin Yapps. Marc Sheridan put in a dazzling display in net to earn his second shutout of the toutnament. Whitby finished flirst in their division, drawing a game at 8 a.m., Sunday, which they won, 5-3. Scoring for Whitby were Prout (2), Yapps, Rob Vitale and NOV. 18 Whitby 56 Bollille Wayne Pimnu 2 AdamnParka Andre Mois Dorek Yung Majoe Bania. ' - sponaared by PredeaiLitholme. Nov. 16 2 Wbitl27 Nov. 18 M. Brilinger 2 ScofttJien OIIqhumSifa Mark Reid. In the final game, Whitby was leading b1 one while having to play the I ast few minutes short- handed. However, they held on to win an exciting 3-2 game. Some brilliant saves were made by Sheridan. Chipping in the goals for Whitby were Suddons and Terry (2). The victory came after the Whitby team had corne close in previous tournaments. High school hockey FROM PAGE 31 after this goal which oniy led to another D'OCopower play goal before the end o the game. Henry's next game is today (Wednesday) against Dunbarton, 4 p.m., at Iroqouis Park. The An derson Raiders hockey team was just one step behind Donevan, losing by a 3-0 count at Iroquois Park i ast week after a 3-0 win earlier over Cartwright. The Anderson-Donevan game was a lot dloser than the score showed, Anderson losing due to a few mental errors in a game in which they went toe to toe with Donevan in every aspect. The first period was scoreless until about halfway through when Donevan put one past goa- lie Kevin Thrasher, who hnad Ereviously stopped a Donevan breakaway. An derson countered with several nice rushes and a ringer off the post but just couldn't tuck the puck between Th ie second period was reminiscent of the first with lots of action. Both teams initiated numerous scoring opportunities. However, Anderson's defence got caught pinching in Donevan's end and the puck was intercep- ted to set up à long breakaway which saw Donevan saddle a 2-0 Nov. 17 Whitby Nor. 18 Whitby wbithy New. 19 WhItby 5 Nepean 5 Sudbury 3 Barrie 3 Glouceoter Mlxx. Novime A' - ponaored by Kim C..mh Coflar 0 Nov. 16 Whitby 4 0.hwa 2 Nichola, Oven 2 Jay Biari. Kyle Crauch Nov. 18 Whltby 1I Oaw - apo.e.ed by NàAui stIaqrormàNovice Tomrnanent Nov. 18 Geme #1 Whitby 3 Randy Davidaco 2 Evan Kitemura ExhIbitloex Gae 8 Port Pcrr Gem. 02 Whitby Tanner Wostdl L'van Kitamura s Randy Davidson Unionville 2 3 Humober Vafley 3 - lead. In the third period, Anderson gave it ail they had, firing every- ting a h poition but com- ing up empy.With two minutes remaining, Donevan put the game on the shelf with their third goal. «'Ne played a good game and I was impressed overali with our performace, said coach Rick Wite. "Kevin Thrasher played as well as we could of expected him to. We've got topractise our forchecking". 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