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Page 24, Whltby Free Prees, Wednosday, March 29, 1995 The Why minor novice AA hockey team, slponsored. by Longley Vichar B.S., defeated Vaughan over the weekend Wo win their fourth series in a row and advance to the York-Simcoe lage finals. Wildcats swept the best-of-five WhInnrnufi * Whtb rouisSccrClub Rep/Select Tryouts OO'Cn.,%3 FINAL DAYS Under il1 Players born Aug. 1/84 to JuIy 31/8 Soccer City - -Sat. April 1 @ 8:30 - 1 0:OOam Sun. ApriI-2 @ 8:30 - 1 0:OOam Further Information. Frank Thompson, Premier Div. Rep. Kevin Bull "A" Div. Rep. Marc Flego Tier 1 Select (905) 668-9208 (905) 728-6.203 (905) 668-8Çý93 WHITBY GIRLS @SA.SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION GIRLS BORN BETWEEN 1974 TO 1989 REGISTRATION: April 1 PLACE: TIME: REP TEAMS: I roquois Park Complex 9:00 arn to 1:00 Pm Interested players Cali Bob Harrod 666-2908 REGISTRATION INFORMATION AVAILABLE BY CALLING: ROSEMARY 666-3636 (President) PETER 430-6233- (Registrar) ED 6685959 (Treasurer) Applications to coach Whitby Minor Basebali Select Teams for the 1995 season are now being accepted. Anyone interested should send in a resume which must include your coaching experience and any coaching certifications (ie. NCCP level). These applications must be received no later than April 10, 1995, and can be mailed or delivered to the address below. Anyone requiring information about these applications should contact WaIt Lazary after 7 pm. at 668-3026. CONTACT SELECT TEAMS PLAYERS AGE LEVEL Walt Lazary Mosquito Born in '84 & '85 36 olrig r.Peewee Born in '82 & '83 36iy GOdiND. Bantam Born in '80 & '81 WhibyON. Midget Born in '78 & '79, L1P iCi Juvenile Born in '76 & '77 rWhitby Tennis Club* Registration Nighf *Tuesday, A pril 4th *Whitney Hall, Iroquois Park *7:OOpm - 1 0:OOpm a Aduit Leagues " Junior Progirams e Aduit and Junior Lesson Programs Registration Forms now available at the Iroquois Park Front Desk -Whitby Public Library Branches series. - In game one, Vaughan opened the scoring before Kenny Henry scored twice. Tyler Healy extended the leadinhescd on a set-up by Henry and Osborne. Wildcats added two more ini the third, Jusin Fox and Henry scoring. Vaughan, completed the scoring for a r-2 final.1 Game two featured a'scoreless The Whitby major atom, AAA hockey team,- sponsored by Haixet Plastics Ltd., bowed out of the eastern AAA playoffs by losing two games to Oshawa, 4-1 and 4-3, before tying Central Ontario Wolves 4-4. WIIitby'S record of 1-2-1 in the round-robin playoff was flot good enough to advance. Wildcats managed their only win over Wolves in the first game. ea ingWldcats scorers in the three games were Kevin Peel, Lucas Naylor and James inlcson with two goals each. Contributing singles were Dan VonEschscholtz and Nathan Cotter. Matt Taylor and Matt Hfircock each had two assiste. lIn the recent Richmnond HFll tournament, Whitby beat Brampton 2-1 before losing to Selects- move -on to 3rd round, The Whitby major atom select hockey team, sponsored by Valuation Consultants Inc., won the second* round of the -North York Hockey League playoffs by' defeating Hillcrest in straight games. On March 23, Whitby won 3-O on goals by M.J. Atkins, Dan Deluca and Kyle Limkilde. Coalies Matt Bedshaw and Chris Foxwell earned the shutout. .Wbitby. also dominated the second game on March '26, winning 5-1. Scoing. for the Wildcats were Deluca with two, Lowrie, Mike Laffey and Carl Dicarlo. 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Mcflhone) and cinch it in the t-d with erssecondof the game and Josh Milerlé goal. Goltending dulies were shared by Geoffey Niblett and Justin Wbte who were strong throuèhot the seies. Wlutby now faces Orillia in the league finals. Mfississauga 4-0, Lambton 3-O and Don Mils 4-3. Pyf Leading Wildcats in the I= Manw1 Brampton vic tôry, was A* VonEschscholtz with a goal and WhH J268 ownsow 5 an assst. Taylor scored the other M.ÉhOWA,"s<.f gal. Nick Camon Scorixg for Whitby in a 4-3 los tmle S*"Jd to the very strong Don Mils were Whltby 2, Oownwlew 5 Rcobbie Gawne, Naylor and Andoe M s2 Cotter. Whitby hockey Plmyoff a~ng »sof Marci 24 W L T CF CA P GoId Uviio Attoley Tire 4, 0 015 5 8 Dodd àSouton 2 2 0 5 6 4 BrotoesPim 12 1 7 9 3 NiaondTntat 0 31 5 1 Jlm Dwkdaan 4 0 0 18 4 8 CustomnAtto Redo 2 1 1 15 1B 5 NRS Rodty 1 2 1Iil 133 0 sIW ~ O4 O 7 IE O Nur» ChevOkb 3 0 1 21 14 7- C.K.Atio Body 3 1 0 261168 ReyaidWoodsLhkeIn 1 3 0O13 20 2 Quons HotuI O 3 1 9 24 1 $cor"s Mach 23 AtterslayTir. 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