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Whitby Free Pies, Wednesday, October 11. 19W 5. Page 17 Pi*tcher scores 5 in two wins by toms The Whitby major atom AAA hockey team won two games in league play ini the past week Travelling to Barrie, Whitby subdued a determined Barre squad 5-3. Wildcats started the game slowly and Barrie's Chad Thompson took advantage when he drifted a shot through a maze of players ifr-ont of the Whitby not and it found the mark to give G;olf event is fundramier The Whitby major peewee AA hockey teain is sponsoring a parent and child golf tournament Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Oshawa Airport Club. The entry fee, which covers the cost of golf for each pair and prizes for each child, is $35. For tickets, contact Rod Cipparone at 579- 5565. Whitby rep hockey MJmi ATM AA somo.d Iy Fora i Dsposai Coep. OCt.8 whbty Paul Heinrich 2 Drant Falaey Rtyan Clunpus Paul Chomobay Oct. 6 Whby IM s nt Paul Henààc 5 Odilla 2 Vaughan MMOUNINTAMA apoaaoad hy DGouidsents. Gucardiaî Degt Oct.2 Whtby Casey Dupont sept. 25 whawy Scot Beegan Sean Hayne Sept. 23 Whitby David Fletche2 Casey Dupont 2 Sean Hayne 1 Central Ontarlo 2 2 Ajax-Pickering 4 5 York*Sirnce Ajax-Pikeuig Tumamen sept 15 Whiby David FWecher Sept 16 Whitby Nick Oweni 2 David Flecher Sean Hayne Dvid Kub"ysld Gien liyo sept. 16 Whitby Nick Oen David FlelcIw Casey Dupont Sept. 17 Whetby- 1 Central Ontado 3 6 Mrldam 3 Peterborough 2 0 Rcmond Hllit 4 MINOR MNTAMAA Sept 27 - league Whitby Gi Vamplew Jason Turldngtnn Jordan Fizgibbon 3 Ajax Peteshoaugh loumaniae Sept 22 Whitby Danny Snuii 2 Mke Gubbeis Sept 23 Whkwb Justin Fotier 2 Gi Vamnpiew anny Srnall Whitby Dnny Mace Danny Smali Jason Turdngton sept. 24 Whitby Justin Fortier 2 Jason Turldngton Rtyan Unwin 3 Brampton 4 Uxrdge 3 Bownanville 8 4 North Toronto 6 Barrie an early lead nt 2:23 of the first. Kyle Nova, who started in the Whitby goal, kept the score close by making several fine Baves. Whitby finally picked up the pace and were awarded for their efforts when Ron Robertson converted a pasa from Mike Kosiw midway through the first. Hgh sehool basketbal SENIOR GIRLS Estom division W L F A P PauliDwyer 4 0 254 40 8 ONeill 3 0 134 69 6 Anderson 3 0 174 84 6 Fr.Leo Austin 3 0 144 79 6 BowrnanvilIo 3 0 142 69 6 Cartwight 2 2 94 153 4 Courue 2 3 168 204 4 Donmvn 1 4 113 264 2 Central 0 2 56 99 2 Easidale 0 2 63 115 0 McLaughlin 0 4 80 144 0 Pormyna 0 4 108 210 0 Wstern division Hesuy 3 1 178 140 6 Port Peny 2 0 102 48 4 Pie Ridge 2 0 92 49 4 SLMairy 2 1 120 74 4 Brock 1 1 96 88 2 Uxbridge 1 2 57 97 2 Pickeing 1 2 72 118 2 DenisOConnor 0 2 78 108 0 Ajax 0 3 65 138 O ffgh sehool field hockey SENIOR GIRLS W L T F A P ONeill 4 0 3 9 1 il Pickcering 4 0 1 100 O 9 Dunbarton 3 0 3 6 0 9 Port Perly 3 1 2 E 3 8 Eastdaie 3 2 0 13 3 6 Pine Ridge 1 2 1 2 3 3 Ajax 1 3 O 1 7 2 Sinclair 1 4 O 4 8 2 Anderson 0 2 O O 3 O Exeter 0 4 0010 0 High sehool footbal SENIOR BOYS W L. F A P Dunbarton 4 O 181 48 8 Uxbridge 2 2 118 127 5 Pickering 2 1 91 27 3 Paul Dwyer 1 O 47 39 3 Pine Ridge 1 1 27 32 2 DenisOConnor O 3 21 97 0 Henry Street O 3 24 110 O In the second period, Whitby continued to press and they scored two goals ini lesa than two minutes. Sean Pitcher scored off a wcrable in front of the Barrie net, Sean FEU picked up the assist. The third Whitby marker was the result of perfect passing when Robertson beat Mike Thompson in the Barrie goal with a low shot to the stick side. Tyler Harrison and Kosiw assisted. Wbitby's fourth goal was the result of soine more great passing when Pitcher scored bis second of the game, Wade Branch and Brandon McBide assisting. Barrie's only goal in the period was a powerplay effort that came off the sick of Thompson. Midway through the third period, Wbitby received two minor penalties 17 seconds apart. Barrie stormed the Wbitby net, however, Whbitby goalie Marc Gleeson stood bis ground as he stopped everything Barrie directed bis way. Thompson finally scored bis third of the game on a breakaway just' as the firat minor penalty was over. VWtby was able to kcill off the remai*ning penalty with Harrison winning faceoff after faceoff and then clearing the puck from the Whitby zone. Novices on a rol The Wbitby major novice AAA hockey team advanced its winning streak to three games in league play. Against Vaughan, VWtby scored 13 goals on the strength of a ful team paesing effort. Liam Reddox, Bobby Scott and Stephen Seedhouse each earned hat tricks, with single markers from Jason Velacich, Kenny Henry, Matt Snowden and Aaron Balcom. Defenders Randy. Walton, Nicholas Cotter, Ferni Amurawaiye, Tom I.ske and Jason Kling each earned assists as Vaughan was held to only two scoring chances. Against ERichmond H11l, Wildcats got revenge for a loss in recent tournament action that stopped Wbitby from advancing to the championship match. Wildcats came out on top 5-2 ini a penalty-ridden game. Michael McKenzie. had a hat trick, with singles from Seedhouee and Velacich. Kyle O'Brien, Brandon Davis, Reddox and Snowden Goali*e the difference Sometimes the final score does not incicate wbich was the better team. Such was the case in the Whitby minor novice AAA hockey team's firet game of the season, a 4-2 loss to Vaughan on Sept. 25. Vaughan took the lead early in the firat period but Witby kept coming back, pounding repeatedly on the net. James Neal scored one for Whitby but Vaughan had a sharpshooter who put one high to take the lead again in the first. Philip Mcllhone's goal in the second gave Whitby their second wind, and in the third period each forward line was relentless, with shot after shot stopped by Vaughan'!s goalie. The Wbhitby team is sponsored by Dundas Centre Guardian Drugs. Cas.ino nighit The Wbitby Precision Skating Club wiIl hold a fundraising silent auction and casino night in Oshawa on Friday night, Oct. 13. A reverse draw, with a prize of $500, wiIl also be part of the event to be held at General Sikorski Polish Veterans Hall on Stevenson Road North. Tickets, $10, are available at the door or in advance by calling 668-4359. Already 300 tickets have been sold. There is a wide range of items ta the auction, including patio sets, gift certificates and crafts. earned assista. The Wbitby team ie sponsored by McDonald's. The defense ofHlll, Ranger, Fox, Eberle and Lang provided* great support and kept the Barrie attackers from picking up rebounds in front of the Whitby net. McBride put the game out of reach with a gret individual effort when he scored Whitby's fft goal with just over a minute to play. Robertson assisted. In the other game played againet Markham in Brooklij, Wildcats went on a tear as they defeated Markham 12-1. Pitcher led the attack with three goals; Ryan Tutak, Kosiw and McBride had two escli, wh-ile Branch and Harrison had singles. Ranger anchored the Wildcat defense and had three 'assista, Andrew Pigram had two assista. Centre Rob Richards poidda strong two-way effort. The VWbitby team te sponsored by International Freight Systema. p AMILY GOLF 0 COURSE Fun for the whol 15 miles north of Whitby on Lakenidge Rd. For more information cail 655-3091 HOMEBK.- Learn to skate j UDA T The Whitby Roller Skating Club CL XV Tien will take registration for its Learn WRRE D. m te Skate program at Wheelies on CONSUMER DR. Oct. 14, registration startfing at 9 .The five-week program costs R *R R S f 5U $25. I