PAGE'i 12, WEDNESDAY. 1)ECENIBER 3, 1980, WIIITBY FREE PRESS SP3OR TS YMCA club host "B" tournament Whitby's Erwin Winkler and Kevin Gardiner won the men 's doubles consolation prize last weekend when the Whitby YMCA Badminton Club hosted the Central On- tario Badmidnton Association "B" Tournament at Henry Street igh Sehool. Winkler and Gardiner defeated Wayne Milligan and Gary Creighton of Naponee 15-11 and 15-6 to win. Badminton Club president David Hunt 'and Pam Cachart were runners up in the mlxed doubles con- solation losing to Don and Shelagh Smith of Sydenhami 17-14 and 15-12. In all 16 members of the Whitby YMCA Badminton Club competed in the two day tournament._ Events included men's and ladies singles, men's and ladies doubles and mixed doubles. There were 92 com- petators representing 12 clubs entered in the "B" class tournament. Two rounds of competition were played with ail those losing their first match of the main event were later assigned to the consolation round. Ail winners and runners- up in both the main and con- solation events were awar- ded prizes. Kathy Mooney and*Helen Thonmas of Kingston placed firat in the Ladies doubles main event while team- mates Chris Dorey and Rod Little won the Men's doubles main event.., Mooney and Dorey later teamed up to win -the mixed doubles main event in three sets. The ladies' singles event was taken by Linda Boot of Peterborough who defeated Kathy Hogarth of Oshawa 11-3 and 11-5. Durham Badminton Club's Grant Kerry defeated team mate Mark Foley 15-5, 13-15, and 15-8 to win the men's singlesmain event. The swing Frwin Winler of the Whitby YMCA Badminton Club is , .en here taking a mean swipe at the bird during mixed doubles play in the Central Ontario Badminton Association "B" Tournament held at Henry Street High Sehool Iast weekend. Winler was defeated in the mixed doubles game. of t hi ngs Earlier that day he and the fellow club mate Kevin Gardiner won the consolation round of the men's doubles event defeating Wayne Milligan and Gary Creighton of Naponee 15-11 and 15-6. In all 92 players competed from 12 clubs in the two day event. WISC win Port meet Jniors and seniors Denis O'Connor high school's two girls basketball teams ended their seasons on a winnii note taking the junior and senior Central Ontario Championships for the Single "A" Baskg bail Division. The seniors (above) are from left to right Yvonne Van den Heuvel, Anne Brackenberr Rita Amorin, captain Kathy Muller, Jackie Ferry and coach Sheily Roy. Front row a Joanne Gailagher, Charmain Busker, Kim McGurn, Colleen Gilliland and Cathy Lehmai Mlsslng from the team is Gisele Pilon. The juniors (below) are Sharon Keogh, Margaret Ezymski, Yvette Nechvetal, Ma MacIsaac, captain Carla Michelin, Cathy Beattie, Helen Catteral, Kimn Murphy, DaN Skinner and coach Marcel Dufresne. Missing from the picture is Chris Watts. -Free Press Staff Phot( In the first home swim meet ever held by the Port Hope Aquatic Club the Whit- by Iroquois Swim Club walked off with another first S place finish, defeating the home pool and the Bellville Y Swim Club. WISC finished with 535 points while Port Hope took second with 285 points and DOC steams win two fin ais :e- basketball teams ended T their year as the Central On- are tario Secondary Scbool ire Association (C.O.S.S.A.). A n. champions,- bringing yet a another two trophy's to mny Whitby. Wl Senior Chargers defeated ýo. Bellville's Albert College 81- 36 and Cambe Campbellford 72-47 to take the honors. Ann Brackenbury was the Chargers top scorer, neeting 61 points over the two games. Kathy Muller picked up 39 points and Rita Amorin scored 28. Colleen Gilliland scored 20, Jackie Ferry and Cathy Lehman each got two points S and Joanne Gallagher added a single point. -'~ The junior Chargers Jdefeated Campbellford 52-24 -kto capture their con :Dawn Skinner lead the juniors with 18 points Wfollowed by Caral Michelin * and Cathy Beattie with ten points a piece. helen Catteral and IMargaret Rzymski scored six points and Mary McIssac finished the game with two points. Beliville place third with 235 points. Chris Donnelly, 10, was WISC's top swimmer taking first place in the 100 metre freestyle, 100 metre back stroke, 100 metre fly, 100 metre breast stroke and the 200 metre individual medly (I.M.). David Goulding, 14, also Wilson Auto Body 6 ScotMarris (2) Michael Darmanie (2) Dean MIzen <2) Frank Real Estate GD 4 Toby Martin (2) Dean Gray Danny McDonough Frank Real Estate GO Wilson Auto Body Frank Estate MOSQUITO DIVISION Family Trust 7 Brian Cray <3) mark Biasak David Sharp) Dean Alaxandier Richard Dorrnan ANCA Lab 7 Doug Love '4) Demenic Rocchlo (2) Mark O'Deli Anca Lab Family Trust Whitby Mail Tavern Oshawa Meat Products place well in the meet cap- turing four first and a second place, finish. Goulding pickedup first in the boys 13/14 category for the 100 metre freestyle, 100 metre fly, 100 metre breast stroke and the 200 metre I.M. 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