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Page 24, Whitby Froc Press, Wednesday. March 31, 1993 The Whitby petite A teain returned home with a bronze medai from the ail-On tari o ringette cham- pionships in The Whitby team, sponsored by Bell Canada, lost 5-4 to ratorloo in the semi-finals of the com petition, for ages 9 to 12. Whitby won their first gaine, against M arkham, by a 7-5 score. Whitby rolled out to a 4-0 lead after tL first period befoe Mark- hain stormed back. In the second gaine, Whitby lost 7-6 te Waterloo. Whitby rebounded te dofeat Nepean 5-2, Waldon 9-3 and Thunder Bay 11-1. Cumberland, the eventual Champions, thon defeated Whitby 6-4. Cumberland defeated Water- loo 6-5 in the final. Whit1by goalie. Heidi Schlitt was solid throughout the tourna- ment, supportd bv the fine defen- sivo play of Jillian Shannon, Callie Osborne, Karyn Peacocke and Jennifer Cassidy. Jessica Williams led the Whiby scorin g in the tournament with 12 enais and 10 assists. JÏssica Brownridge had eighit goals and six assists, Nicole Freeman had seven goals and four assists, Jennifer Lightcn had six goals and eight assists. Hayley Millard had three goals and six assists, Shannon and Cassidy each had three goals and five assists, Melanie Larocque had two goals and four assists. Lindsay F'reeman had a goal and four assists, Peadbcke had a goal and threo assists and Osborne four assists. ANDERSON CVI's senior girls' soccer team is leaving Saturday- for an eight-day tour of Florida where they'll play exhibition games against two local teams.' From left are team captain Diana Niedzwiedzki, Leslie Irvine, Jessica lamona, Heather Bird, Kirsten Stevens, Kristen Miller, Nadine Van Staveren, Andrea Moore, Amanda Jobin, Samantha Ste- phens, Jennifer Cossette, Cauline Penney, Sadie Parr and Kyle Kausc.Photo by Mark Reeser, Whltby Fr000 Press Soccer team. on Florida playng tu By Cheryl-Ann Macean Anderson CVI girls' soccer teain will beave fr a tour of Florida on April 3. While on tour the team wil have exhibition soccer matches against two club teains. ,n St. Petersburg, the teain will play the under-17 Hether and the under-19 University of Tampa Stars. They will aise compote in the International Youth Cup in Tam pa. When the team first arrives in Fborida they will ho staying at the Holiday Inn Gulfview in Clearwater Beach. Aside from regular teain acti- vities the students will go shop- pin g and to the beach. Also the teain will travel te Busch Gardons before leaving for Novices squeezed out of fina The Whitby miner novice AAA hockey teain was bounced from the eastern AAA finals over the weekend by dropping a hard-fought 4-3 decision to Peterborough at Kinsmen Arena in Peterborough. Whitby foîl behind early when Peterborough scored just 36 seconds into the gamo. Peterborough peppered Whitby goaltender Chris Nemisz with lots of quality shots but ho kept Whitby in the*game in the first period. Persistence paid off for the Potes, however, as the y increased their lead te 3-O midway through the second pûriod. Whiitby got on the board on a nice goal by Ryan Tutak who, with one hand, knocked in a rebound of a shot by Billy Deir. Andrew Pigrani added the other assist. Trailing 3-1 heading into the third, Wllitby mounted sustained pressure only te fail behind 4-1 on a wicked shot te the top corner that beat goaltender Kyle Nova whe split duties with Nemisz. The goal did net doter Wvhitby's effort as they continued te press and added twe goals te pull te within one goal, but failed te got the equalizer. Mike Kosiw and Tutak with his second of the gaine scored the goals. Tyler Harrison, Brandon Fowler and Pigram chipped in with assists. The Whitby team, sponsored by the BWMH Ladies Auxiliary, wind up their season with teurnaznents ini Markhaxn and Mississau ga ever the next three weekends. Delta Orlando Resort in Orlando. There the teain will compote at King Henry's Feast, and wil tour Walt Disneyvland, Epcot Centre, and MGM Stu-dios. Alon g with Anderson teain coaches inda Correia and Lind- sey Hewlett, Correia's husband Wayne and Durham board administator John Edmunds will be accompanying the team. The cost of the trip is $1,200 per student and the team has organized many fundraisors over the schcol year in order te raise monoy. Theýse fundraisers included raffles, bake sales and bottie Whitby rep hockey MIDGET A MlcNgen Touananurt March la Whitby DavidSilva3 Rob St. Pierre 2 Brarxdon Wall Geoff Borîgard Paol Kahler Whilby Mark Vandorllp 2 March 20 Chris Argot Dae Edwards Whitby Biarxdon Wal upnrmSd by Slios (Wwtby 5Tinmmro drives. The cest includes airfare, tournaments and accommoda- tien, which means that the stu- dents must pay for their own meals and any other expendi- tures that they may have. The 16 girls participating in the tour are Jennifer Cossette, Heather Bird, Stephanie Crad- dock, Leslie Irvine, Amanda Jobin, K yle Krause, Andrea Moore, Kristen Miller, Diana Niedzwiodzki, Cauline Penney, Jessica Iamonaco, Jennifer Siugg, Kirsten Stevens, Sadie SEE PAGE 28 Mark Rid Simon Giguoro Zoo Adken PaulIWebb, Match 27 wiby Shano Tatry 2 Ajax 3 Math11y28Oha whBrui 3 ashawa Mrd arRoi jorry kcEimnoy MINOR ATOM A ~oorod by RP. ON ULsd 2 L"10e 5 Wh11by Mark Cipparono 2 Bonnie Scheepers 3 Essex 3 Som , Ha1nf Kyle Rufian Ryan Moanoy Ryan Monces Ut. Lolonm 7 kMarch 24 Whoby DavidMorasse NTAM AGary Kiunarr MTAM AKyis ufan ,pp.ru Drug Mort Paul Tait fMs) Bryan Roure ExsNi o 0we March 24 Whatby Shans T«ny 2 a oshawa Whiby Bon &hoqoes e Coo&avâie 1 5Bowmawilo 4 2 Makham AA 3 Petites third hi Ontario ringette Nepean. Strong lst overali in NCAA meet Whitby naive Lori Strong led. the University of Georgia omn 's gnnastics teamt a win over the Brigham Young University team at a recent NCAA meet. Strong, a freshman at the school, was flirst in the overal competition as she had a season-high 39.10 points for the four events. She had a 9.9 on bars and 9.8 on floor, as a member of the Georgia team that is ranked second in the U.S. Utah is the top-ranked team. Strong's performance was one of the fow bright spots in an otherwise poor showing by the Georgia team, known as the Lady Bulldogs. 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