Pagl 20, WNtby Free Press, Wodneday, SOpeOMbor 301992 ~rzzJ Second-place fuiniees during the regmlar season VWhitby was firet in the pîayods3 by winning the Cup in under-14 select soc- At the playoff teurnament on Sept. 19 i Uxbridpe, Whith>y edged Pickering 4-3 m an excit- mig, close gaine. Whitbyý won 10 games, ot on. and tied one during. the reglar season, a record good enog or second place bobinai Pickering. But the Whitby team spon- soreai by CRCS General dontrac- trjroved superior * ' the playo mial'agint the. formid- able Pickeingtam. Whitby teain members are Ste- Von Aspaien, Trevor Burwash, Aaron Cross, Shaun, Devenul, Ryan. Douglas, Craig Gulas, Robent Hibbs, Michael Magee, Oshawa Vikings I rom ain in third place in the Toronto Rugby Union second division after wal loping Burlington 11. 65-0 in a .Vikings also defeated Herriot Watt, an Edinburgb, Scotland team,' 14-12 in, an exhibition gae on Sept. 19. jVern Sextus scored the win- ning tny late in the game. Wayne Marchinent scoreai a tryoearlier for Vikings. Doug McConkey had two convents. Vikings II defeateai Burlington 111 32-O andi lost ta Lindsay I 32-8u g yof adMarshall Cup «oraRfirst teams mot ithe senior beague) play begin this weekend. a ~1 Ryan McCarron, James Mullane, Rick Pctralito, Aaron. Plue, Michael Van Bruggen, Lee Van Vo hel and Matthew Visconti.' ~Oaches -are Samn Coppolino andi Alan H[ibbs, manager je Tom Aspden. StrongI start for AAA --atoms J The Whitby minor atom &UA hockey, teai opened their regular season va*th a pi of victories ovrthe weekenddownn York-Simcoe 6-1 on Saturd a nd edging Ajax-Pickering 4-3 the next afternoon at Iroquois Park. In Nobleton on* Saturday, Whitby got two goals each from Jason Peyman and Steven Farquharson with singlesgqoqng to Sean Walsh and SeanMacRury. In Sunday's gaine, Peyman, Jef Frazer, Matt McKay and ike Morrison ail had singles as the home teain rocovered from a 2-0 deficit with three short- handed goals. Whitby got strong goaltending from- Ian Watson and 'Mike Neniisz who each shared playing time in both games.1 This year's edition of the Whitby minor- atom AAA squad, sponsored by Guardian Drugs in the Dundas Centre, held its try-outs over the Labour Day weekend , and completed . a five-game exhibition sch edule with a 3-2 recordincluding wins over Quinte and a Pair 'over Osbawa. .They compted in the Ajax- Pickoring Early Bird tournament on Sept. 18 and 19. After dropping the opener. to the Toronto Young' Nats, Whitby dlefeateai the Toronto Redi Wings, considereai one of the stroneat clubs in the province at the minor atom age group, byasaconeof2-1. A lose te Toronto Marîbaros ini the third- gaine of the tournament eliminateai the'Whitbys uad. The club is coache1v 'y David Branch with assistant coach Davidi Peyman, manager Jim Price and i tramner Barclay Branch. Upcomaing regular season games for tei team include a trip te icbmond III on Oct. 3 and a gaienC Markham on Oct. 8. Tir next game will b. con Oct. 18 at Iroquois- Park - pad 2, starting at 4:15 p.m., againet York-Simcoe. TWO HENRY Street High Sohool'Hawks defenders chase the Uxbridge Tigers quar- terback. Hawks, defending LOSSA Whity's Maksteel major peowo A squad started the 92-93 .oastern AAA season on the right foot with a convincing 5-1 win over Markham. Justi Cofins starteai the attack in the gamo's firet shift, whon ho fought off two defencemen andi chippeai in a Matt Ca pson paso. 1 teve Death used brute force to bang in Bryan Crouch's assist for the second goal andi Jason Hotchkiss lad out a perfect centeing Pass te the eot> for Mark Haynes te convert te goal three. Haynes connecteai forIse second off a scramble in front of the net with Doath andi Crouch assisting. Mike Robertson relayed a Death pasover te Capson on the point andi bis slapshot would up the scoring for the game. Stand-up goaltending andi sevenal koy savesby Je Evans complementedai slli defensive champs, beat Uxbridge 19-6 in their sea-' son opener Thursday. Photo by Mark Reesor. VMiIby Free Press efforts by Dave Frqharson Campbe ,Dan Ri-cica,= McCarl, Mike Cartwright and Luike McKay. Captain EHotchkiss' play exemplifeai the.st Oeffort demandeai by cah Buck Crouch andai asitant.-Ro Lawson. Hotchldss - -rolentles fore- and back-checldng nesulteai in numerous Markba*i turnovers throughout the game.' The Maksteelerls pre-season exhibition record climbeai te four wins agaicnst three losse when they routed Central'Ontario, 7-3 Tuesday in Brooklin. *Tom Lawson's goaltendin~ anchoreai the defence andi l=o Doath to, wbeel, freely as he combined. a bat trick withtre assiste. Crouch notcheda air wth singbes by Coine and Hi hkis-, who also added assiste. Farquarson had three assiste- and Campboll and McKay on. each.1. ..........**.... --------. Whitby's major novice A"A hockey team began regular soa- son play on a winning note with a 3-2 win oven Ajax--Pickering Raiders. James "Hinkeon sconeai two and Dan VanEschscholtz. Kyle Wailes, scored -an unasa- isteai goal in the third'period that proedto e ho winner. In exhibition games helai ear- lie th .Whitby team, posea bybon.Chenr's9 Grap e, lést 241 to e Ohaa 'on.Brnch 43 and the, on4-1 Witby oalithe- losp, gassist going toHijkon andi Wailes, Hinkson.soered two goals with singles by RyanMatthews aa Waxbee in the win'over Oshawa ~siste went te Cotter, Matt Taylori, Wai'les*, Gawne, Mfike Kubrynekiland *itruk. - -Neit -action - for - the - Whitb team was i the London Rbt Early Bird tournnent. 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