Page 22, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, August 17, 1994 Smith's goal'the difference as Whitb wins, championship Whitby's under-9 girls' select soccer, tearn, sponsored by Envoy Business Services, played a défensive game to capture the Durhami Recreational Select Tournament in Uxbridge Aug. 13-14. The chaxnpionship final had Whitby up against the Pickering A team. Whitby weathered early pressure from Pickering and settled into their usual controlled play. Whitby carried the play through the first haif with no result. Early in the second haîf, Kati Daniher, who was a standout in goal in the first haif, assisted on the winning goal by Chantei Smith. Whitby shut the door for the final 20 midnutes to win their first tournanent. Whitby overpowered Picker- ing's B teain Saturday nIeming on their wvay te a 7-0 win, goals Motor City soccer league DIVISION i Oshawe Untd 2. Partron Unutsd A Ptugue *2 Oshawa ka CCSC Adda i Durham Celii Aex Wauiore 4 Oshmae Tuui Augut 9 Prbon Unitsd 2 Aan Warriora Os. Potuguesse 0 CCSC Adia Durhamn Couil 3 Oshawa tell DIVISION il Augut 2 Oah. W/Eegess Werrdorers Auguet 5 Peterborough Augut 6 Durhamn Rangers Augus 7 Uxbridgs Auguat 9 Oah. W/Eegisa August 12 Wanderese Peterborough 0 Bowmarwis 2 5 Whltby AthL 2 6 Bowrnanvilie O 4 Whltby AthL 1 3 Wandersrs 3 1 Durham Rangers O 0 Durhama Rangera 4 0 Oah. W/Eagless Standings as of August 12 from Smith, Ashley Buchanan, Sylvia Forbes, Aicia Julien and two each for Daniher and Monica Forbes. Whitby dominated but played te, a scoreless draw against Pickering's A team. Goalkeeping was shared by Alexandra Shaw and Andrea Fudali. Whitby's third gamne against Ajax was another solid defensive effort by Heather Skelton, Melissa Graham and sweeper Natasha Nzeakor. With two goals froni Smith and one from Daniher, Whitby posted another shutout win 3-0. Nzeakor was the tournanient most valuable player for her outstanding defensive effort. Other teama members are Krystyn Firka, Frances DePalma and coaches Rick, Shaw and Peter Skelton. Divison 1I Ajax arriars 12 1 1 M COSC Addae 9 2 2 3 Oshaa urul 8 2 2 2 Durham Cellic 7 2 6 21 OahemvaUnited 6 3 6Z Oah.Portugueae 6 2 851 0shawa halle 1 3 1il13 Pautxon United 0 3 13 10 Divison Il Wandoere 13 1 2 % Peterborough 8 3 2 3E Uxbridge 7 3 4 31 Durham Rangers 6 1 9 3I OehseeiKicks 5 35 24 Osh. W/Eaglee 4 3 121 Whitby Athi. 4 2 8 M Bawnenvlk 4 i1 1022 Top ecorere &*of August 12 Division i Seve Valstim. Ajax Wamnoues Danisl i Zonan. CCSC Addla John Bontino. Oahawa Unted John Soler. Aax Wariors Deve Campbell. Aex Wariors Rager Bucklsy, Aax Warriars Gien Gresnlew, Durhamn Celtic Dae Gilpk,, Aax Wrnors John Lawrncs, Oshawa Turut Wagner Cautil. Osh. Portuguese John Chrons, Osh. Portuguese Division Il Jas FaasesPeterborough Mike Susas, Wendoerse Nei Gerints. Wendsrrs Frank Turnons. Peterborough Dave Hatord, Wandrsrs Gevin Dowse, Durham Rangers Stsvs Robinson, Whtby At h. Ivan Lamb, Whitby Athi. Vldemar Wjdyio, Osh. W/Eagles PTS 14 7 7 5 5 5 5 le 13 i11 10 9 8 8 6 6 FRANK ZAZZARA (ieft), Robert Steffen (middle) and Leslie Abra watch intentiy as -a bail rails in at the firsi-ever Jeffrey Douglas/Fortune Financial Challenge Cup, held Sunday at the Whitby Lawn Bawling Club. Sixteen three-man teams competed for toal f $1800in rizerno ey Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Press Undeýfr*13s win mnUxbridge The Whitby under-13 select soccer team won a recent tourna- ment in Uxbridge. Kurt Boyce and Danny Wade scored in a 2-0 win over Picker- ing in the final. Earlier, Whitby had defeated Scugog 5-0 as Ryan Meaney and Ryan Lamiot each scored two goals and Justin Chahrouri one. Chahrouri scored three goals and Meaney the other in a 4-0 win over Darlington. Paul- Shannon scored three goals and Tyler Martin, Matt Delastro, Meaniey and Wade one each in a 7-0 decision over U.xbridge. Other team members are Adiam Nicota, Lucas Sandhaus, Joey Delsordo, Roberto Prin- ciotta, Blair Edmonds, Michael Shea and goaikeeper Peter Robertson. Win, two losses for intermediates in final After defeatin the tourna- ment favourites, Whitby lest te, eventual champion Spartan in the provincial intermediate lacrosse finals in Hamilton recently. Witby, spensored by Telecopy Systenis and Bay Sports, defea- ted Six Nations Arrews. pre- tournament favourites, 11-10. Tom Peterson set up six goals and Jason Jankowski scored four goals as the Whitby power play sizzled. Rob Fodor had two goals and two assists and Rohan Mehta had a goal and three assists. The loss pushed Six Nations fremn the A division to the B division which they eventually won. Warriors, however, lost their next two games, including a 15- 13 loss te eventual A champion Spartan Athletic Club. Jankowski had five goals and set up three more for Whitby. Captain Ryan Ford had five assists and Mehta three goals. Whitby then lest 13-7 te another Six Nations team. Jan- kowski figured in aIl of the Whitby goals with four goals and three assista. The Warriors' season con- cludes today (Wednesday) in Scarborough with a zone chani- pionship game. Lanf bowl Cup event 'puts Whi*tby on map'1 The Whitby Lawn Bowlinq Club "Put Whitby on the map' with a new, major lawn bowling tournamnent on Sunday that proved to be an outstanding success. Top-ranked bowlers fromn acrosa Ontario, competing in the first-ever Jeffrey Douglas/Fortune Financial Challenge Cup event, had high praise for the local club and the organizational effort expended. Its a mgjor advancement to have a tournament of this calibre in Ontario," said bowling enthusiast and competitor Samn Doak. Sixteen three-men teame competed for a total prize payout of $1,800 -- the highest purse ever offered at an Ontario lawn bowling event. John Haggo (Burlington) with teammates Larry Wales (Agincourt) and Jim Elieff (Agincourt) captured the Challenge Cup and top prize money of $600 by winning thrée games eut of three and tallying 49 points. Erik Rank, Dave Bail and Ron Rsiison, ail from Oakville, took second place and $375 with a three-game win and 43 points. The Whitby tearn of Orval Atkinson, Arthtur Mayali and Albert Knibb~ gave the toumanient champions an early scare, losing to the champions by a single point 14-13 in the first ganle. Local bowlers aiso did well in the overali standings. The Whitby team of Alan Hunter, Peter Robb and Alex Pope captured fourth position (worth $180) with a two.ganie win and 47 points. In fît-th position was the Whitby team of Lawrence Smith, Ron Brown and John Hunter. Their two-game win with 41 points gave thern $90. The Challenge Cup was presented by local financial consultant Jefl'rey Douglas to the winning teain.. The day-long event was oficially opened by Mayor Tom Edwards and Douglas who both rolled a bowl -- with Douglas dloser te the "jack" (stationary white bail). THE WHITBY FREE PRESS CONGRATULATES ""OUR" TEAM Whitby Free Press Major Bantam I Minor Midget "Houseleague Champions"' Front Row: (ieft ta right) Kyle Imrie, Jahnathan Crystal, Alex Dadsworth, Christian Faresteil, Bobby Schlitt, Dave Drummond, Charlie Black. Back Row: (left ta right) Bill Schlitt (caach), Mike Strutt, Josh Eade, Mark Chapieski, Travis Millar, Doug Imrie (coach). Absent: Jamie Ciapham, Chris Middietan. Auguet 12 Acco 4 Advartage Tels. 21 Tai Gale Chaikse 12 Banr anz the B. le Mr. Traneinisiason 7 Durharn Squash 0 NR: no euh. reported