4, 8~. i 'i Page 22. Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. June 1, 1994 May 12 Durhiam Dodge Kitim Rei2 Mils Rowland 2 Ryan Unwin2 Jan Suton Darryl McArthur May V7 Durhiam Dodge Brai Cann 3 Joli Nsh 2 Ryan Unwéin 2 Paul B"ae Kiiman Reid Kerry Nash Dafryl McArthur Miko Denshani Jason Jarikowskl 2 JinmTy Boyd hInnovat iv. Award Rob Fodor 4 Mark Ladaer Tom Patersoni Mils Petorson Trnor Nabor Nick Peacock = oknLeçgon John Houglon 2 Seve Quinn Marlu Quinn Troy Jaseo Whit. Jr. A Warriors 9 Mils Bloke7 Tyler Derks JarnbTaylo Lactse.Olckiier4 .luuIBlicli Mils Bugt KmndatChroed" Trow rJackson bMw 26 b inovativo Awards 3 Jason Taam 2 Deve Cole Brooklin Loglon Joli Langley 2 John Houston Craig Jason Brian Johnson Zach Edgar Innovaive Awards Tom Peterson 2 Mike Pelersn Nick Peacock Dave Cole aclest Jomm Jankoweki Jeli Jankowslki 2 Brad Spenoar J.ff Hunier Drov MCulougiï Seam DOla Trevor Van Egrmnd il Lactfose Olchlme MM sBlifih 2 Andrw Cullen 2 Joaet Blch Peu Bruce Kendai Chorosieckl Trevor Jackson 5 Wht. J rAWarrIofs Jarnie Taylor 3 Oment Lazary 2 MM sBlake 2 Tyler CDarke Jery Kilen Arhur Whaiey 10 Durhwv'Dodga Mils oZ=and3 Ryan Unwin Darryl McArthur MAJOR PEEWEE 12acrosse Oldinmer 3 ,ï Whîl. iJr. A. Waziors 5 Jamios Taylor 2 Tyler Derks r Rohan Meho 6 9. Idrookhin Legiori SailiEdgar?2 Gordie Brownkl* Troy Jacksoti Zach Edgar e;Blaies Jason JakowaW 4 grai Spencer7.' JIofHunt. f'rovor Van Egrniond LNurbaniDodge Mil. Rowland A Stephen lmd t2 Mils Maruci innbovaeAwavds in Tomi Piteron 5 Mils Peterom 2 Slav.ecox Nlck Peack Mark Loaibeeter May 16 Whiby Opimist Shawn Stophens 2 RoboriWhiie2 Farren Whittake B.nnio Schoepers Canaiian Tire Tom MacArthur Michael CaInari Jason Travis May 21 Coughlan Homes Michael Jootson Chru Reosd CanaisiTire Jason~ Whutwotth 4 Michael Cainan9 Tom Mmacthta Ryan Rabot A ndrum VanDerVe May 25 Canaian Tire Jason Whitwotth 3 dSepbane Lirikate Tom Mcirthtr 7 Davd Justynsld Dam oDird Cotqhlan & more SpencerCaneon 2 Alun Noffygietn Remax lut Remly Kevin CrawMord' Ryii SaW , Adam owua 3 Coughlan Homes Michael Jotinston 2 Allan Norrunton 2 Remax 1st RemIy Adani Ceulas 2 Ryan Moîhaei 2 Kevmn Crasiord V3 Whiby Opilmlst Alln Watson 3 Rs.Mexlot Remly Joshua Colley 4 Adan Douglas 2 simmen unei Robd Gumn &~ h off Whkbv Oplmit Raow iie 2 Favun Wtor2 Alon Weon Bnis*a - mu« PIEWEE Provinia Signe 5 whlby Kkuam S ErrenLangoy 2 Caaey Lgogean Duel ln Maynard lDl. Renlie NMckiVerkuyl 3 Jool Whâmarulh Mike KiAynski Andrew Gen 2 Ere Home2 DoraitWray Nwan Andres Jamnie Burton Adam D.ath 5Whil. Pro. Flrellghlers 3 M. Casquetete Mati Taylor Dan Vonuschuoholtz Whîtby minor house league lacrosse 5 May 17 B3rooklin Kinumen Mils Neal 4 Mark Mâlhews 2 Jos Fusco Jordan Tlney White Rose 4 Iyle Ranuey 3 7 Smttys Grinders Krstofer Faikai 7 Rogers Cabie Ana-rew Wreggltt 4 Jason Gage Douglas Langlos 3 Panda Daniel Pogmiore MAJOR NOVICE May la 3 Ont. De.ta Supplies 4 Mafthow Douglas 2 Miro Gleeson Dayno S41verthorn WkyOPtimisi ErckCoilins Peter Gallo MWy 20 Ont. Data Supplies 3 Dayne swlerihomn 2 bivid Brown 9 Mâcieskiuac6 Inn~ Brooks 2 JumonBrooking KekttiRhodes D"vldPis Chds Jakson S May 25 Ont. Data Supplies 5 Dayne sihten 2 Mchael C"ysal2 * molhmow i Dug MLu~$els hmse5 Kmith F~d lm Brooks 13 rick Paom Mtchell's lnswrance Erick Poloreon 4 Jason Brookings Keth Rhodes Jamie Gordon Ian Brook O r. Pongs BraSs Sean Pîtchor 2 Colo Martin Aaron Gallas Jarrde Fox Whltby OptlmlBst Erick Colline 3 Sean Kerr Peter Gallo Or. Pongs Brwse Thornas Sulvan WhlibyOpUist Geofry Jones2 Bantams win2 The Whitby Optîmiet major bantam rep basebail tearn won their flrst two gaines of the regularE*ason. The firet gaine was against Ajax and Whitby inade up for a pre-season loss to Ajax by winning the season-opener 6-4. Ajax' startect the gaine strongly, scoring four times ini the first two innings, hefore Whitby starting pitcher Lars Clay settled down and shut down Ajax il the seventh when Dave Clarke took ovor and nailed down the win for Clay with some outstanding relief pitching. Whitby's offence caught fire in the third inning, scoring three turnes on timely hits from Derek Grieve, Sean Donnelly, Colin Cockburn and Clarke. Ryan Grundie worked a bases-loaded walk te bring home the go-ahead run in the sixth inning and the Whitby defence shut down Ajax for the win. In the second gaine against Peterborough, pitchers Ryan Balan and David Yarwood came within one inning of a no-hitter, ending the day with a combined one-hitter. Balan, the startîng' pitcher, was oustanding, mixing speed and locating his fastball for five strong innings, before Yarwood took over in the sixth and overpowerd Peterborough hitters to nail down the 4-1 win. Balan helped his own cause by driving in Whitby~s firet run, as Kyle MeFarlane scored for Optimists. Chrie D'Abert had the big hit of the gme driving in Giove and RynCrotin in the ixth with a sharp single down the left fleld line. David Milne made a fine running catch early in the gaine in right field and held the base runner at second with a string throw back te the infield. Ryan Crotin helped the teain in the eighth inning with an unassisted double play te stop a Peterborough rally. Clay and lYAibert also combined for a great play in the ninth inning by nailing the only Péerboroug player to get a hit, when ho trieà te steal third base on a passod bail. Shearer -makes impressive debut but Warriors lose Whitby Warriors lost two of three gaines in the past weok Iii 6 junior Alacrosse But the return of Matt Shoarer tthe lineup has provided a huie boost to Warriore' offenoe. Shearer, having just compieted. hie college year iin the U.S., scored three goals and had five assists in a 16-14 loss to St. Catharines, firet-place teant in 8'the leageps west division, on Wednesday nîght Iast week. Shearer thon scored five goals and had five assiste in a 21-9 1docision over winless Scar- borough on Thursday night Shearer wasn't in the lineup as Whitby lost agaîn, 13-11, to as yet unbeaten Peterborough Tra- dors on Sunday. 5i Warriors' record is now four Ottenbrite in SportsI jHalbo Fame Anne Ottenbrite of Whitby was named to Canada's Sports Hall ofPaine last week. OMtnbrit 28, wntegl moda hte200-metrehbreast- stroke at the 1984 Olympie Gaines in Lios Angles. It was Canadads first. gold modal in woman's swimmingq at the Gaines. She also won silver i the 100M breaststroke and bronze in the 400m medley relay. Ottenbrite is now a swlMming coach ýat the University of Guelph. Four-time world figure skating champion Kurt Browning o f Caroline Alta. hockey legend Bornie (boom Boom' ' Geoffrion of Montreai late basebal #reat James (¶hp, O'Neill of ooci- stock, Ont. and broadcaster Rene Lecavalier of Montreai were also named te the Sports Hall of Faîne. Sqirts take consolatin The Whitby Hughes Hawks squirt girls' rep softball teani won the consolation final of a teurnaînent in Markham over the weekend. Whitby lost 11-9 to Stouffville and 10-9 to, Oakville and were bumped to, the consolatinn round. Whitby thon defeated Mark- haîn Lions 18-2 to, reach the final again Milton. Whtyfeli behind 9-0 after tw inigs but mounted a huge comeback and won 17-15, scoring eight runs in the fifth inning. With the win, Whitby won the bronze modal i;7 the tournament. wins and four lossos for the season, for third place in the east division behind Brampton and Peterborough. Jonas Derks scorect threeegoals and had an assist while Jason Croabie and Mike Fryor each had two goals againet Peterborough. Peterborough was led by bague scoring-leader John Grant who had threo goals~ and an assiat. Against Scarborough, Croshie had four goals and five assista to alîncet match Shearer's effort. derks and Scott MacDonoil each had two goals Steve Taylor, Fryer and Cros- bie each had two goals and Derks had a goal and three assista in addition te Shearer'sj eight-point effort in the loss to St. Catharines. Steve Tuîl led St. Catharines with three goals and four assista while Travis Kilgour had two goals and three assista. Warriors were scheduled te play in Scarborough last night (Tuesday), will host Kitchener- Waterloo on Thursday night, play. in Bramton on Friday night and in Burlington neit Monday night. Whitby Iroquois soccer HOUSE LEAGUE $MW May 27 Lesom Conmuhing Ti fl3 stephane Put lit Dartoi Fodyk Town #1 Bnkm Emo 6 Brandon Cox 2 Erîc Roodobutko Burgundy Bommers O0 Whkby Kînsmn Udn. Morn Thu'epy 4 Kyl. Hokf>rook Sean Kofpy ChrWotpherMcGarth Chai Thbodea Ryan Dauling 0 Keniucky Frila Ch. Alox Echebergo 2 Shgp Ciy 9 'edros Pizza Kennelh Rymes Teum f9 Shane Davideon Danny Nichols SiobtiaMangan 0 Adida Mark Mizzi 3 Stephon Befrnes Eric Pagan No toamnaegvo ThomasJmno Robert Denning 3 Corey Prim. 2 "INOR SOUIRT May 24 Wmgers Custom F. <4 Jimi Rfoverzana3 Rlogers Camie 2 Shane RuttanMonlia Cruig Sohoon John Sos Whibtr Kinsmen Graham Nicholson Sel Moncaia Patrick Jotinston Mark Hame Blg V Ptiurmacy Grog Sinranoru 3 Brodd Consufting Shun. Grhan i Triai Tool JoseptiGallant 4 Owasco Jordon Fiizgerald2 Lian? JUNIOR A LACROSSE V1ir/Tir IVARRIORS: KiTCHfENER BRAVES Iroquois Park Arena 1 Thursday, June 2 8:3Opm I Iîv I L III IX I d l Idiso WITHeHIS A I 'I A - - - - - - - - - I JUNIOR PAPERWEIGHT MIDGETI JUNIOR