Whitby's under-9 girls' select soccer team defeated the host Unionville teain in the final on Sunday to capture the championship at the first annual Unionville-Millikin select soccer tournament. The Whitby Junior Marigolds struck early, at the two-minute mark, as Alicia Julian converted an Ashley Buchanan pass to give Whitby a 1-0 lead. Despite a strong wind blowing in their faces, Marigolds carried the balance of play in the first haîf. In the second haîf, with the wind to their backs, Whitby pressed their attack, coming close several imes. Whitby's continued pressure resulted in a hand baIl by Unionville, and on the penalty taken by Julian, the baIl bounced back to her for a second try which was aIse blocked. When the ball dropped again in the sixyard box Kati Daniher finally found the back of the net to give Whitby 2-0 Iead, which was more than enough for Whitby's excellent defence. In round-robin play Saturday, WVhitby met Unionville. Despite dominating the play, Whitby played to a scoreless draw. Camne two saw Whitby fali behind 1-0 against Newmarket on a penalty Ikick. But in the second haif, Natasha Nzeakor scored on a penalty kick. Melissa Graham made a great save to preserve the fie. Coing into gaine three against Pickering, Whitby needed a win to advance to the final. Whitby dominated the first half with no resuit. With 10 minutes gone in the second haîf, Julian tooÃ"k a cross fromn Frances DePalma and blasted the bail into the top left corner to, give Whitby a 1-0 lead. Whitby's solld defence anchored by Nzeakor, was able te keep Pickering from getting a shot on goal in the second haif. With the win, Whitby advanced to the final. Whitby is sponsored by Envoy Business Services. Julian was named tournament most valuable player. Other teain members are Chantel Smith, Sylvia Forbes, Heather Skelton, Alexandra Shaw, Frances DePalma, Monica Forbes, Andrea Fudali. 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Photo by Mark Reesor, Whtby Free Press Taylr gol th bigdiffrenc T a looccertounaent Aug. 7.8 i 5.),Wtb en note Whiitby Wolverines under.13 boys' rep soccer teain, sponsored by Guardian Drugs and Van-Rob Stampings, were champions of the Darryl Lemon Memorial Coîborne. Winnirig ail three of their scheduled games (Peterborough 3-2, Trenton 6-0 and Cobourg Whitby minor mosquitoes knocked ont in OBA playoffs Whitby Roy's Enterprise was eliminated from the quaiifying tournamnent te determine the eight teamns that would go te the Ontario Baseball Association minor mosquite AAA. finals. Thirty-r'ine tearns competed in Oakville on Aug. 19.21 hoping te become one of the teamns who would advance te the finals on Labour Day weekend. The Eastern Ontario Basebal Association champs from Whitby were in the hunt as they opened with a 12-2 thrashing of Erin Mills, but then were quickly eliminated on losses te Cawthra 18-8 and Richmond HiEU 8-3. The victery over Erna Mils was in the bag from the very start as Whitby posted eight runs in the first two innings. The lO-run mercy ruie ended the gaine early after five. Wihitby collected aine hits on their way te victory while Erin In the second gaine, Cawthra teek advantage of several walks and some sloppy defensive play te jump out te, an early 3-0 lead and continued te, score in every inning. The crucial blow was a sijxrun fourth that buried Whiùtby. The loss that eliminated Whitby for the season caine at the hands of Richmond H-ilI. Whitby teok a hard hit in the first inning when they surrounded four runs te, fali behind 4-1. There wasn't any more scoring until the fourth when Richmond Hill scored three more for a 7-1 lead. Whitby threatened a couple of rimes in the late innings but couldn't get the big rally. Richmond HFEU was outhit nine te seven and each team had'four walks. Hibs shut out in ii ial The Whitby Iibs under-13 girls' soccer teain, sponsored by Xerox Canada, lest in the final of the recent Whitby Consumers Gas Tournament. After a slow start, Whidtby tied Mississauga 2-2, with goals comiag frein Monique Taylor and Kristy Lee Grahamn. Wihitby then lest 3-1 te West Rouge, the lone goal for Hibs j coming frein Taylor. ITo qualify for the semi-final, IWhitby had te beat Newinarket 9-0 -- shakcing off their dodrumns, Whitby won 12-O. Goalscorers were Melissa i McCartney with six, Taylor with 1 three and singles from Shannon 1 Fletcher, Lyndey Smith, Graham jand Tricia Heaney. à Hlibs met Ajax United in an scored for H-ibs. Ajax came bac te die the gaine, and with the referee ready to blow the whistle, McCartney broke loose and ran for a 50-50 ball and just managed te chip the baIl over the advanciag goalkeeper's head te score the wianer. In the final against Peterborough, Hibs lest 3-0. With the teurnament resuit and the last haîf of the season, the team turned around what could have been a disappointing season. Other teain members are Laura Thompson, Anna Accordi, Hayley Callander, Pia Kallio, Rosenne McLaughlin, Jessica williamsy Diana Subrizi, Courtney Burns and Amy Challoner. semi-finals with confidence, beating Trenton 4-1. The championship gaine played against Peterborough was an exciting match with WVhitby winning 1-0. Kevin Taylor scored 15 minutes into the first half, and it was enough for Whitby te win as Whitby's defence was unbeatable. Steven Far4uharson's goal- tending mwas Ziili, »givi--him three shutou't for the tournament. The combination of a strong defence,and the midfielders making aggressive plays gave the forwards every opportunity te score throughout the weekend. Ryan Bombino, Paul Gruchala and Steven Sylvestre were called up from other Whitby teams te, join Wolverines for the teurnalTiert. The other team members are Andrew Allison, Bart-Lus Barrera, Dale Chung, Ryan Kurt, Mike Gardzinski, Adai Gruchala, Anthony LaForges, Mark LeBlanc and Tiyer Scero. If you want to drink, that's yubusines. If you want te stop that's our. Cali AI oholics Anoymous at 728- 1020. Page 24, Whitby Fros Proue, Wecfrisday, August 31, 1994 WiMtby under-9s are champions, in Unionville I)airqui ueen