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Two more wins for novice B team Whitby's novice B ringette team, sponsored by Vicdom Sand and Gravel, won both of their league games in the past week. Whitby crushed Mariposa by a The Whitby Lioness tween A ringette tearn played their third league game against the Markham tween As on Nov. 5. Whitby camne out ahead 4-1 thanks te the play of goalie Heidi Schlitt and the defence of Jillian Shannon, Karyn Peacocke and Lyndsey Smith. The first two goals were scored by Nicole Freeman and Jennifer Leighton. Both goals were score of 23-0 at Oakwýood arena lest Wednesday evening. Four player who- had played defence in Witby's two previous league games played forward against Mariposa and combined te score unassisted. In the second haîf, Smith scored on passes fromlýeacocke and F'reeman.. Markham scored their lone goal immediately after. Jennifer Cassidy completed the scoring with passes Callie Osborne and Peacock. This leaves Whitby tied for first place with the Ajax tweens who are also undefeated. Tween B team squeaks by Ajax The Whitby tween B ringette teamr, spensored by Peacock Sports, won another close one at home this past Saturday, as they edged a very competitive Ajez squad 5-4. The gaine saw both teains moving the ring constantly up and down.the ice and with many excellent scoring chances at each end. The score was tied at a goal eech efter the first period and the lead continued to change hands during the final period. With just under two minutes te play, Ajax scored te once again fie the score for the fourth time. with the go-ahead goal just 14 seconds later and managed te, hold off the Ajax charge. Leading the Whitby scorers with four goals was Corrine Richter, while iffany Jones added the other goal and contributed three assists. Other team assiste went te Andrea Perry with a pair, whiàle Danielle Glover had a single helper. Keri-Lynn Smith came up with a number of game-saving saves in the Whiàtby net during the closing miinutes of the game te preserve the team victory. However, Whitby quickly replied Juniolrs LiIy, take 2..sie Whitby McCullough Jewellers Ltd. junior A ringette teain played in l s in two leegue gamnes recn nd caeawav victorious in both. The first contest egainst Markham resulted in a 7-5 victory. Melanie Davis played superbly in goal in the absence of regular goalie Heather Hurst. In the second game, Whitby toally dominated Pickering in an 8-0 blowout. Hurst registered the shuteut. Teamn goal-scoring was led by Stephanie Marlowe with five, Jessica Williams four, Tania Chappell three, and notching single markers were Ellen Johnson, Jennifer Penney and Melanie Davis. Assists were led by Johnson with four. The Whitby Fabrics,-petite C2 ringette team lost 9-7 Nov. 5 te a more experienced Markham team. VWitby,.with six first-year players, fought hard te keejý the score close.1 Lindsey Lilly had an outstanding game, scoring three goals and two assiats. Lilly had many more chances and gave the Markhain defence aIl they could handle. Other goal-scorers for, Whitby were Brianna Coombes with two goals and an assist. Sophia Yilmaz and Jessica Yan rounded out the scoring with a goal apiece. Matthews leads C2s* Whitbyls C2 novice ringette teani, spoasored by the Whitby Kinettes, hammered Oshawa 10-3 over the weekend. Whitby built up a, 5-0 lead early in the first period and coasted to the lopsided victery. Emily Mountjoy, in the Whitby net, picked up her third win cf the early season. Ktelly Matthews was the big gun for the home side, notching four goals and two assiste. Kristen AIphonso recorded a hat trick and an essist. LAura Cainpbell, Paetra Kaufman and Jessica Templeman rounded out the scoring with singletons. Whitby's season record now stands at three wins and one loss. 14 goals. Kelly Jeifs and Tracy Kotarba tallied four each for Vicdom and Shauna Hamer and Erin MeIntesh each scored three goals, with Ilamer adding four assiste. Karen McWilliams aiso, had a hat trick for Whitby. Sara Rossall and Courtnie Henry each scored a pair of goals and singles went te BSs s tili unbeaten The Whitby ptite B taam, sponsored byMitchell Bros., remains unbeaten this year as they subdued Pickering 4-2 on Saturday. Whitby jumped eut te a 4-0 Iead with goals froin Kathryn Perry, Caitie Osborne (two) and Katie Hodgson. Pickering came on strong and were thwarted time and time again by the goaltending of Julia Mitchell. Melissa Tone, Danielle Avery,- Sarah Landry, Liza Henry, Emnily Difruscia, Katie MacDonald, Jenna Smith and Krystle Krasntaj played well defensively. Belles sweep MississCaga Whiitby's belle A ringette team, sponsored by Provincial Signs, won both ends of a home-and-home series this past weekend. In the first game, Mississauga juxnped te quick lead, scoring in the first minute of play. Whitby took advantage of Mississauga penalties a few minutes later to tie the score on a liard screen shot from Erin Carroll. Mississauga jumped back inte, the lead late in the first haîf but~ Kara Easton came in from lier defensive position 30 seconds later te fie the score again. Early in the second haîf, Natasha Carter scored on a superb backhand on a set-up by Julie Rowland. A few minutes later, Rolland scored on a play set up by Carter. The Whitby defence of Easton, Anne Henderson, Catie Challoner and Megan Neilly, backstopped by Samantha Sheppard in net, did an excellent job of controlling the strong Mississauga attack for the final 10 minute of the game. Mississauga scored with two minutes remaining te narrow the score to 4-3 but did not get any more scoring for the rest of the gaine. The second game, in Mississsauga, was aiso a close-checking struggle. Mississauga again opened the scoring early in the first haîf. Whitby got the tying goal on a forehand shot by Jen Cotton, assisted by Carter and goalie Sheppard. Whitby then skated to a 5-1 lead with the forward lines firing on aIl cylinders. Kim Vanderlip scored twice, assisted by Rowland and Neilly on both goals. Carrol and Carter assisted on each other's goals with Cotton also assisting on both. Sheppard-played her best game of the year in net. Bungay scores 5 The Whitby tween C ringette tearn, sponsored by Hanet Plastics, defeated Ajax 11-2. Andrea Bungay led the way for Whitby with five goals and two assists. Single goals went te Camre Tully, Teresa Bugden, Lesley Couperthwaite, Becky Duncan and Lesley Mayberry. Assiste were added by Nicki Baldasti (two), Sarah Powers and Stephanie Capranos. Christine Parrot was in goal. Church. Erin Flaherty recorded her second shuteut of the season for Whitby. In their second game of the week, Hamer scored late in the first period te break a 2-2 tie with Pickering, and Whitby skated on te, a 9-2 victery. McWilliams Hamer and Jeifs each tallied twice for Vicdom. Kotarba, Crabb and Henry were the other Whitby goal-scorers with Henry aIso contributing three assists. Whitby now has record of four wins and no losses in league play. Peti'tes win big Whitby Executive Copier petite A ringette team remained undefeated in league play with a 10-3 victory over Barrie lest Saturday. Using their speed and fine team play, Whitby scored- early and often te build a 7.1 first period lead. Play continued strong throughout the second period with Whitby adding three more goals and Barrie counting two. Scoring for VWitby were Megan Yaraskavitch, Tara Henry, Nicole Clark and Mlichelle Leni, each scrng twèice. Singles went to Natalie Babony and Kisty Kotarba. Clark had three. assists. Wednesday night dart league L.ABATT'S BLUE UIGHT DIVISION <Mona@) Standings as of Nov. 2 W L MEt Fatrricating ,Technics tnc. 26 'A 26 Dadd & Satr roadlomr 25 15 25 Whitb Trophy Houso 24 16 24 Clarotnin Collectais Cars 21 19 21 Baker Furniture Finishing 21 19 21 Gary Coppins Services 18 22 18 Rayes Enterprise 13 27 13 Suzie Seahorse F&C 12 28 12 Gaones played Baker Furniture 7 Fabricating Tech. 7 Claromnt Cottec. 7 Dodd àS Suter Suzie Seahorse Gary Coppins Ser. Scott Lorimor 129 AIlPindar 176 Mikey Nieuwhof 105 John McPhrson 96 Mark Pahing 87 Gary Cummings 86 George Hilliard 85 Tony Van De Von 72 Frank Bowon 69 Dgger Saucier 68 Player of the week Rick Neddon LABATTS CARLSBERG DIVISION <Lixed) Standings as of Nov. 2 W L PTS Desiratta Office Services 17 7 17 National Trust 13 il 13 DubéHFair &Skin 9g 15 9 InLine Sore Fixtwoes 9 15 9 Garnes played Desiratta Ofice 5 Dubé flair & 5kin Nat ional Trust 4 fn-Lino Store Fi%. 2 Top 6 scorera Rick Gilbert 40 Dave Reid 33 Wayne Thomas 27 Patlie Pating27 Jean A poy23 JoyItausak 23 Player of the week Wayne Thomas To the editor: Thanks goes te aIl the wiliing orWefas,o" more than 100 volunteers who put in between two and four hours per shift selling pumpkins, hot apple cider and barbecuing during the past two weekends at Iroquois Park and Brooklin erena. A '"Wafa" is an individual who supports the Whitby Mrena Fundraisng Association (WAFA), comprised of arena user representafives from minor hockey, men's hockey, precision, figure skating, ringette, Redmen and minor lacrosse. Our mission is to raise monies te build two arena facilities in Whitby. Thi S was WAFA's firet fundraising event and we'd like te extend our thanks to aIl the residents from Whitby and the surrounding communities for their overwhelming suA port. Sales totalled more than $5,500 which is a great start towards achieving our goal. The event helped three Anderson OAC students successf'ully complete their total required 60 hours of community service duty. We hope you cen help us make aIl our evente as successful -- look for our Wefas selling Christmas trees. Cheryl Thompson President Whitby Arena Fundraising 1Association 'W7fa'efort prcae -Pnapgdîwl wffl loul,