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WHITY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OUTOBER 17, 1990, PAGE 23 Bantarns reaeh finial in first tournament Whitby minor. bantanis AA hockey tea= were flnalists in their flrst tournament of the hockey season, the recent Missssauga. Terry Terriers tournament. With strong goaltending froin Stephen St. Amand and Jamie Hogel, Whitby won three of five gaines. Ini the flrst gaine against East York, Whitby dominated, winning easily 7 - 1. Paul Dillon and Derek Young each scored twice with singles added by Craig Talent, Andre Marois and Paul Brooks. Assists went to Dillon, Brooks, Young, Talent, Brian McRobert, Mike Wye, Chris Arges and Brad Lee. In the second gaine, Whitby won 6 - 1 over Mississauga Terriers. Goals were scored by Dillon, Marois, ]Brooks, Wye, Myles Woodman and Gavin Taclcney. Whitby's flrst defeat came against the Mississauga Jets in the third game, the score 5 - 1. Whitby's only goal was scored by Dillon, on assista bv Wye and Brooks. After the third game loss, Whitby camne back strong and overpowered the Milton team in the semi-finals 8 - 1. Marois had a great game, scoing four goals while Tackney had two and Mark Vanderllp and Mike Hogan each added singles. This set up the rexnatch against Mississauga Jets. The Jets were victorious though Whitby played an excellent gaine. In the 4 - 3 loss, Dillon, Brooks and McRobert each scored on assists from Young, -Vanderlip, Talent and Wye. Stephen St. Amnand coaches the minor bantain AA teain which began the regular season last Friday. Fast start for minor novice team Although it's early in the minor novice hockey season, bragging rights for Durham Region currently belong to the Whitby teamn with its two victories over Ajax and Pickering. Their first gaine of the season was a 5 - 0 win over Ajax. Ajax gave their 'best effort, but WItby's defensive wall and overpowering offence proved too much. Whitby outshot the opposition 38 - 8, with scoring from Bobby McBride (two goals), Kyle Wailes and David Morasse with one ga and one assist each, Blaine Down two assists, Jay Harrison one goal, and single assists froin Michael Konieczny, Ian Gaywood a-nd Jeff razer. The Pickering tearu proved to be much tougher competition, ,with Whitby eking out a 3 -2 win. It *as a close-fought contest with end-to-end rushes, strong defensive oork, fine playmaking and good" goltending by Paul Tip-off on Oct. 19 and 20 Durham College will once agan play hast to the Tip-off Basketball Toumainent on F'riday and Saturday, Oct. 19 and 20. Al gaines will be played at Durham College. Seven of the top colleges from the Athletic Association (OCAA), along with Montreal's John Abbott College, will be participating in the l4th annual tburnament. Tournament play begins at 2 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 19, with the Lords beginning competition at 4 p.m. This tournament features some of the top men's basketbal players currently involved in OCAA action. Motor City socoer league (Men's competitive) Final Standhng G W L T PIS Osh. Turul 22 16 3 3 35 Ajax 22 12 4 6 30 Osh. Italia 22 Il 6 6 27 Global Tech 22 10 6 6 26 Wanderers 22 10 9 3 23 Adria 22 986523 Osh. City 22 7 6 .8 22 Peterborough 22 9 12 1 19 Portuguese 22 5 Il 6 16 Pickering 22 6 13 3 15 Whit.by 22 6 13 r 15 Osh. United 22 3 12 7 13 swmnuno Cup wlnnerw Oshawa Tuiiul Tp goalacorer, Aflan Graham, Ajax (20) Top rookde, Gavin Dowue, Global Tech Low average goSikeeper. -Rob Didinieli Osh. huàla Most aportsmnnhke tmr - O.k Portugueaa Most valuable player nominees - Chri. Dreoaai. Adria,- Stve DobbY.- WhtbY., Travor Saddler, Global Teck. Valaitis. Scorers were Robert Lalonde, with one goal and one assist, Michael Konieczny with two assists, Bobby McBride and Jay Harrison a goal each, and single assists to Brad Siater, Ian Haywood and Luke Archambault. Atoms edge iqaBruins Whitby Dodd & Souter major atom B teain started their season off on the -right foot when they defeated Oshawa Little NHL Bruins 3 - 2 on Saturday. This was the first league contest for Whitby and the win follows an undefeated exhibition season. Despite a lapse during the first shift of the garne, which saw Oshawa jump to a quick 2 - 0 lead, Whitby persevered with goals froin Paul Gray, Wayne Richard and Scott Young to cinch the win. .Derek Van Egmond was pivotal in setting up two goals and Gray's marker capped a brillant solo effort while Whiutby was short-handed. Defenseman Wyson Peel was solid on defence, twice breaking up Oshawa plays that threatened for goals. .Play resumes for the Whitby boys on Wednesday and Thursday with a home-and-away series with Pickering. ANDERSON CVI laut week defeated rival Henry Hawks 4-1 in a spirited senior soccer match. Steve Taylor scored two goals for Anderson, un- defeated this season. Cha .Boy!. photo Atoms evenafter first4gae Whitby Hanet Plastics minor atoin A teain gained a split in their first four gaines of the 1990- 91 regular season. In the firat gaine at Pickering, Whitby came out on the losing end of a. 3 - 2 score. Despite an hour-and-a-half delay due to a is to>p irolokie Con '90 touiar Gary Crawford of Whitby has won rookie-of-the-year honora in the Honda-Michelin racing tour. Crawford was unable to coin- pete in the last five of the 12- race series, but had already accu- mulated enough p oints to, hold lOth place overaîl, firat among rookies. Crawford had a second-place finish during the seies. He will be honbired ast.- a -ban- quet in November. blackout, Whitby came out strong with goals from Brett MacRury and Derek Ackford to take a 2 - O lead. But the delay took its tol and Pickering fought back with three goals to pull out the win. Assista went to Shane Neil, Jason Hunter and Ryan McArthur. In their next gaine Whitby travelled to Orillia.L A strong effort by aIl was not enough as Orillia outscored VWitby 8 - 5. Goalacorers 'for Whitby were MacRury, McArthur, Matt For:n Neil MacDonald and josh Huether, Ackford, and Justin Terry with two. Whitby then travelled to Aurora finally got on the winning track in the regular season, commng out on top of a 4 - 1 score. Whitby goals were froin Hunter, Foran, Evan Cardwell and Sammie Scheepers. Assista went to MacRury, McArthur, MacDonald, Stacy Bremner, Ackford and Terry. Once again Whitby got exoellent goaltending froin the tandem of Scott Wylie and PhiIlip Greenan, supported by the strong 'deférnce 'ôf Stacy 'Berrflieýr, Paul Chornobay, Justin Ter-ry and Neil Macponald.1 Whitby then won their second gaine with an impressive 3 - 1 effort over Woodbridge in Whitby's home opener. Scorers were McArthur, Neil and Cardwell with assista by Ackford, Scheepers, MacDonald and Hunter. Greenan and Wylie again played strong in the Whitby net, holding the opposition to just one goal for the second straight gaine. Whitby Hanet Plastics minor atom A teain ended the exhibition hockey season with three wins in as many gaines. Winning their first exhibition gaine, 9 - 3 against Markham, the team showed what they can accomplish when they work hard. Scoring two goals each were Brett MacRury and John Huether, along with singles from Paul Chomnobay, Ryan McArthur, Matt Foran, Evan Cardwell and Justin Terry. Having two assista each were Shane Neil, Neil MacDonald, Saniry Scheepers and Derek Ackford. Single assists went to Chornobay, Jason Hunter, McArthur,- ForanÎ,. - Cardwell,., quether and Terry. In their next gaine against Ajax, great stops from goaltenders Scott Wylie and Phillip Greenen helped Whitby win 4 -3. After the gaine the coaches informed the players that the team, they had just beaten was Ajax's major minor atom team. Goalscorers were MacRury with two, McArthur and Ackford with singles. Foran had two assists, with single assista to McArthur, Scheepers and Stacy Bremner. In their final exhibition gaine against Pickering, Whitby started out strong, building up a 3 - 0 lead, Pickering fought back to inake it close at 3 - 2 before Wihitby came on strong to win 6 - 3. Goals were scored by Hunter, Neil, McArthur, Chornobay, Ackford and MacRury. Assists went to Scheepers (two), Chornobay (two), Bremner, McArthur, Ackford, MacRury and Hunter. Coach of the teain is Bert Ackford, with assistants Craig Terry. and Jerry Cardwell, -and manager Dan Cloutier.