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Pa W3~ hI*>4FttwbPros.,Wodnoday Now«mor2,1994 'Wome of Dstincion' o berecgie The l3th annual Women of Distinction awards and fundrais- ing dinner will be held on Thurs- day, Nov. 3 in Oshawa. Margot Franssen, president and owner of the Body Shop Canadalnc., 1iluest speaker tor the event at Lvw - St. George's tJkrainian Hall, 592 Albert St. Call 576-8880. Peewee seletswInfieosx to begin season The Whitby major peewee select hockey club, sponsored by Brooklin & District Kinsmen, is off to an excellent start to the season with a record of five wins and one loss. Wtih eight new players on the roster the tearn opened with a 4-3 win over a physical Ajax teain. Wildcats opened the scoring late in the firet period on a goal by J.R. ONeil assistod by Chris Laidley and Trevor Bremner. Whitby added to their lead early in the second on a goal by Dylan Chynoweth with assiste to Andrew Clark and Matt Portier. Ajax cut the lead to one. Whitby answered back seconds later on a goal by Sean Rayner assisted by Matt Walton and Garett Richard. Ajax counted two quick goals te start the third period and knot the score at three. Maj ors rebound to .win The Whitby Wildcats major atom AA hockey teain had a busy weekend, starting Oct. 28 when they .lest 2-0 te- undefeated Newmnarket. Julian Owen played solid between the pipes with help from. the defence of Andrew Hammer, John Gillard, Jef Pichut, Shawn Stephens and Scott Beetham. Whitby checked well and skated with the teani leaders in a penalty-riddled game. Whitby lok orward to a rematch next weekend ia Newmarket. On Saturday, Whitby defeated Bowmanville 3-2, on the strength of two goals by Ryan Farrow, assisted by Pichut and Bryan Mantle. Mantde scored on a rebound of Farrow's breakaway shot. Goalie Bryan Sand played tough and stayed focussed throughout the gaine. Other teain members are Dami Amurawaiye, Sean Brackin, Matt Grahamn, Rob Laba,, Tom Ricica, Jason Sledziewski and Nick Verkuyl. Atoms off to. good start The Whitby miner atom select hockey team, sponsored by Whitby rawf Sports, has four wins in its first six gaines. Managed by Terry Connors and coached by Craig Thomas with assistants Dennis McWhirter, Doug Minaker and Mfike Wells, the teain has displayed strong skating with three well.balanced lines, backed Up by great goaltending. Forwards are Adamn Death, Mfichael Finigan, Kristian Halkdas, Sean Kerr, Thomas McWhirter, Erik Petersen,, Robert Richards, Richard Thomas and Geof Wels. B.J. Bowles, Brian Chard, With just over five minutes remaining Richard, on a pase from Laidley, notched the game-winner. Whitby then opened their North York League echedule with a 5-2. win over Queensway. Chynoweth and Richard scored early in the second period for a two-goal lead. Queensway scored once but Chynoweth restored the two-goal lead. Midway threugh the third period, Fletcher added to the lead. Queensway scored late in the third to close the margin te twe but Bremner, on a nifty solo rush, closed out the scoring. Wildcats next beat Markham 6-3 in another league exhibition match. Scoring for Whitby were O'Neil,, Clark and Walton in the firet period. They added te the lead on an early second period by Fletcher. The second period ended Atoms winlless 1n 3 The Whitby major atein AAA hockey teain lost ail three gaines- in the past week. On Oct. 25 in Oshawa, Whitby played a superb defensive gaine before losing 3-1 late in the third period. The defense, along with goaltender Darryl Forsey, played a strong gaine. Kevin Peel scored for Whitby. In a penalty-filled game on Oct. 29 at Iroquois arena, Whitby bast 4-2 te Ajax-Pickering. Adamn Velacich led Whitby with a goal and an assist. Lucas Naylor also scored. On Oct. 30 ln Peterborough, Whltby fired 32 shots at the Peterborough goaltender in a fast, hard-fought garne before losing 4-0. at 4-1. Markhani added another goal early in the third te narrow the gap te two. Whitby answered eight seconds later on a goal by Clark. Markhani ecored a minute later, but Josh Brimble completed the scoring with an empty net marker. Port Perry then felI 3-2. Whitby goals went te Fletcher, Nick Cowan and Bremner. In their opening gaine in the North York' Hockey Leagué , Whitby won 3-1 over Ajax. Portier, Chynoweth and Richard scored. Whitby lost 4-2 to Scarborough Sabres -in an exhibition cnet Walten.openedthe scoring on a solo: effrt in- the first period. Sabres had.the better of the play in the second' period, however, scoring twice. In the third, Sabres padded their lead, then Chynoweth scored an unassisted goal. Wildcats pressed to count the equalîzer but were unable to capitalize on some excellent opportunities. The Sabres scored again on a breakaway. This year's teamn consiste of goaltendere Ryan. Lamiot and Derek Rivest; defencemen Mike Hamilton, Josh Brimble, Trevor Bremner, Nick Cowan, Andrew Holmes -and Derek Pollock; forwards Chris Laidley, J.R. OyNeil, 'Sean .Rayner, David* Fletcher, Garett Richard, Dyan Chynoweth, Andrew'Clark, Matt Fortier and Matt Walton. The teain le coached, by Paul Riveet and assistant coach Hugh Pollock, Nancy Waltoh je the manager. Roug h' start"for selects The youngest hockey Wildcats te represent Whitby this year lest ail four exhibition gaines recently, but the select 7-year-olds showed more confidence each time eut. On Oct. 17, Keswick defeated Whitby 6-2. Musselman scored two unassisted, markers for Melntyjreq makes the diffrerence The Whitby miner novice AA hockey teain, sponsored by Longley/Vickar, won its third gaine in a row on the road this past Àweekend. Wildcats travelled te Barrie te face the Flyers for the first time this season. Whitby tied it late in the first on a goalmouth scramble, Zack Greer crecited with the goal, assisted by Justin Fox. The gaine remained tied until the seven minute mark of the third period when David Mclntyre scored on a solo effort. Geoffrey Niblett closed the door the best of the way in close to preserve the win. In non-league action, Whitby lest te Uxbridge 5-3. Fox had two goals and Philip Mcflhone the other. Chris Osborne. chipped in with twe assiste. Whitby men's hockey au of OcL 28 Brothers Pizza 5 1 2 35 NRS Reaity 5 2 0 37 Roy's Enerprise 5 2 0 33 National Trut 4 1 2 30 Attersley Tire 4 2 1 30 Dodd &Sauter 3 3 1 36 Nurse Chev Olds 3 4 1 33 augen's Hot el 3 4 1 32 CYK.Auto Body 3 5 0 41 Jtm Davidson 2 4 1 24 Custom Auto Radio 2 5 1 37 Royal Woods Lincoln 1 7 0 23 Scores Oct. 27 Nurse Chev Olds 5 Royal Woods Rudy Vanderstuis 2 Ivan Ross Whitby. Goaltenders -, Chad Thibodeau and Bennet Fitzgibbon combined for -22 saves. 'ýIý Pickering then defeated Whitby.. 6-3. The tearns were deadlocked- at 2-2 after two periode ef play but Pickering continued te press and ei.tscored Wildcats in the Adaim Johasten drove te the net in the firet period for an. unassieted marker and found thç;c: net again on a pass frein Jason' Cassidy in the second.. Johp9,ton completed hie* hat triçk', in the third with the helper . going to Luke Carson. Whitby tykes, then lest: 6-1 te Victoia Village. A.ý tentative Whitby squad saw the home team jump inte an early 3-0 lead in the first period and count two more in the second before Musselman get Wildcats on the scorebeard. Pickering then drubbed Whitby 9-0. Fitzgibbon went the distance in net. The Whitby major squii-rc-tyke select teani will compete in- the North York league this season. The 1994-95 rester also includes defencemen David Leahy, Ian Farquharson, Scott Watson, Stephen Baker, Scott Freeman, Craig Petrie and forwards Musselman, Carson, Jardin, Johnston, Cassidy, Brad Smith, Michael Trudeau, Matthew Arbour and Ryan Kerr. Head coach is Larry Arbour, assisted' by Rob Fitzgibbon. Manager is Michel Trudeau. Mike Wells Peter Van Asten Grog Cartwright J im Davdson Ted Barttett 3 Wayne Cobonte 2 Pal Sheehari Jim Fleming Brothers Pizza Bucky Crouch 4 Randy Gagas Enzo Rinaldi Roys Enterprise Grant mussetmnan 3 Rick Farquharson Don Weatheralt Atterstey Tire Bob Mowal 2 Mike Mackay Carl Vickers NRS Realty J0. Ferry 3 Jim Srypson Dave McCracken tan Brar.d Paul Wier Mike Fitzgerald 7 Ouoens Hotel 3 Don French > Harry Hawe <George Burlord 6 CJ.K.Auto Body 3 Peler Bathe Dav. Farquharson Ken ide 5 Custom Auto 4 Eric Farq uharson 2 Tom Schroer Peler Grummet 4 National Trust O 7 'Dodd àSouter e Siteve Sandford 2 Grog UcConnel 2 Begrie Myles, Gary Leswick Ployer(s) of the week Bucky Ciouch. Brothots Pizza. 4 goals The Whitby major bantani AAA hockey club, sponsored by Maksteel Service Centre, came eut with a 3-1 win and a 3-3 tie in a two-game session against Quinte Red Devils this past week. On Oct. 25 Whitby travelled te Marinera for a mid-week gaine and posted a 3-1 win. The first period was very fast-paced and Wildcats, ground Flyers The Whitby miner atein AA hockey team defeated Barrie 4-1 ever the weekend. In the opening period, superb goaltending by Whitby's Ian Upton and Barrie's netinner ketthe gme scoreless. U;the second, defenseman Robert Eberle made a sole rush, rounded the opposition net and backhanded the puck past a bewildered Barrie netininder. Shortly after, Adamn Thibedeau, on a fine pass from Matt Annis, made the score 2-0. Inspired forechecking by forwards Jeffrey Hase and Brandon Fowler, together with smart defensive pinys by Andrew Martland, Karen Farquharson and Robin Cote, helped preserve the two-goal margin. In the final frame, despite being short-handed, the tandem of Kevin Walsh and Justin Hawe prevented Flyers freinmeunting any offense. Instead, a great pase by Jason Connor to Jamie Millage made it 3-0 for the visiting Wildcats. Later, Whitby once again found the twine when Andrew Lamiet, on a pass frem Millage, made a great 'play te, beat the Barrie netminder, maldng it 4-0 Wihitby. Late in the third Barrie broke Upton's determined shutout bid. evenly matched as both teains showed fine examples of twe-way hockey. Justin Colline scored on a hard shet after a heads-up pass frein Paul Gray. The second period saw goalie Dan Fletcher manage te make the big saves when necessary. It wasn't until the third period that Quinte finally beat Fletcher on a hard shot just under the cresebar. Steve Death put Whitby ahead once again, assisted by Haynes and Gray. The final frame saw a multitude of miner penalties. However, the Whitby penalty-killing cembinations were able te defend against the Quinte power plays. Death, along with help frein Haynes, managed te get the insurance marker late in the third. Fletcher faced 39 shots. The second gaine on Oct. 30 in Whitby picked up where the previeus gaine ended. Both teains caine eut of the starting gate with hard physical play in mmnd. Colline once again started the scoring by sliding a shot along the ice into the net. Whitby went up by twe goals on a shot by Death. Quinte started the second period with a goal enly te be answered by Whitby on a smart give and go by- Haynes from Mfike Robertson. Quinte. did not give up and counted a goal late in the pedod and then added the only tally in the third, making it a 3-3 gaine. Tom Lawsen played another quality gaine in nets, making great caves despite heavy traffic la front. Warriors' annual meeting upcoming Whitby Warriors junior A lacrosse annual meeting will be held Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the Royal Canadian Legien, Branch 112, 117 Byron St. S., Whitby, at 7:30 p.m. The public is welcome te attend. Bantan.s.wrn,...