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page 10, Saturday May 24 FPRES r 0% âomss spots J Warriors dump St.Kitts 23-6 Win number five came rather easily for the Whitby Warrior as they thumped St. Catharines 23-5 Tuesday night at Iroquois Park. Once again, Marty O'Brien led the scoring with five goals and one assist. Gavin Prout continue his great start with four goals and two assists. League scoring leader Paul Sallie moved his season's point total to 40 with three goals and five assists. Rob Kirkby had three goals and two assists, Kevin Lunnie two and three, Brad Reed two and on, and Zac Aitken and Scott Reiart were both one and three .Pat Jones and Niall Maynard each scored once. Brent Lunnie and Steve Voituk each had two assists while A.J. Shannon and Derek Suddons added singles. The Warriors were never in trouble during this game, outscoring St .Catharines in every period, 9-3, 7-2 and 7- 0. Coach Jim Bishop said: "O'Brien is showing more this year than last as far as determination is concerned and Kevin Lunnie is having his finest junior season." The Warriors have outscored their first five opponents by a 95-37 margin, causing coach Bishop to say: "It's scary when you think that this team still has not played to its potential yet. The Warriors played Brampton last night, and play next Tuesday in Kitchener. Down Sarnia 20-8. The Whitby Warrior defeated Sarnia Pacers 20-8 last Tuesday night.. Marty O'Brien, playing his first game of the season af- ter coming off the injured list, picked up where he left off last year, scoring four goals and adding one assist. Steve Voituk and Zac Aitken also joined the Warriors lineup after being out due to injury, Voituk picking up two goals with Aitken adding two assists. Gavin Prout also kept his scoring prowess going by pitching in with five assists. Other goal scorers were Kevin Lunney with three, Brad Reed, Scott Reiart, Pat Jones and Rob Kirkby with two each, while singlesswent to Niall Maynard, A.J. Shannon and Derek Suddons. -3Buddons chipped in with four assists, Reed three, Maynard and Shannon and Gee with two each. Reiart, Jones Kirkby and Brent Lunning added singles. Free Press Photo by Mark Reesor Double gold Anderson students Claire Bramma (left) and Marilyn Hood won gold in girls double badminton at the OFSSA championships in London. It was the school's first-ever Wolverines win first game of season 3-2 By JOHN SIMMONS Wolverine's Manager The Whitby Wolverines roared back from a 2-1 defi- cit to win their season opener 3-2 over a strong Iroquois Swim Club Takes part in two meets Members of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club re- cently participated in two swim meets, held from May 9 - May11, 1997. The first meet was the Dr. Ralph Hicken Invita- tional Swim Meet for A and B.times, held at the Etobi- cokeOlympium. The sec- ond- meet was the Perrior Cup for C and D times, held at the Laurier Pool in Scarborough. Dr. Ralph Hicken Invitational Four members of the F Whitby Swim Club partici- S pated in this meet. Alex Wh Mazar came third place peti overall in the boys 10 and fror under category. Alex came the first in the 50m freestyle, 10 third in the 100m freestyle, Rac fifth in the 200m freestyle, the first in the 100m breast- poi stroke, and fourth in the der 200mmindividual medley. Coa Eric Chan, competing in med the boys 11 and 12 age age group captured eleventh roir place in the 50m freestyle, med ninth place in the 100m girls freestyle, fifteenth place inthe 200m freestyle pre- RaeI liminaries, and seventh 50m place. in the >100m',lot butterfly. Kelsey Nemeth, compet- ing in the girls ages 11 and 12, had strong swims inher events of 50m free, 100m backstroke, and the 200m backstroke, while Ella Bur- ley competing -in the same girls 11 and 12 category swam strong races in the 50m freestyle, 200m indi- vidual medley, plus fin- ished eleventh in the 200M backstroke preliminaries and sixteenth place in the 100M backstroke. 'errier Cup everal members of the itby Swim team com- ed against swimmers m 9 other swim teams in Perrier Cup, held May and 11 in Scarborough. hael Kloosterman won gold medal for high nts in the girls 8 and un- category, with Scott dy winning the gold lal in the boys 13 and 14 group, and Cheri Ger- capturing the bronze al for third place in the s 13 and 14 age group. Girls 8 and under: hael Kloosterman-first free, first 50m breast, LOOm IM let 25m free, lst 50m back, lst 50m fly. Erica Martin-6th 50m free, 5th 25m back; Jillian Ful- ton - 4th 25m fly, 6th 100m IM, 6th 50m back. Girls 9 and 10: Nadia Kumentas-5th 100m free, 4th 50m fly, 3rd 50m free, 5th 100m fly. Boys 9 and 10: Ross Burley-4th 100m breast, 5th 100m IM, 4th 100m back, 5th 50m breast. Girls 11 and 12: Terena Lawrie-4th 200M back, 4th 100m back, 2nd 200m free. Karen Lang-5th 100m back. Bo-ys1 i and 12: Robert Cotroneo-4th 100m free, 2nd 200m IM, 3rd 200m free; Jason Reed-6th 100M fly; Tyler Semeniuk-5th 200m back. Girls 13 and 14: Cheri Gerroir-1st 100m free, 5th 200m back, lst 100m fly; Laura Fitzgibbon-4th 50m free. Boiys 13 and 14: Scott Coady-1st 100m free, 2nd 200m IM, lst 50m free, 3rd 100m backlst 200m free. Clairlea team in the under 10 boys Rep Central Soccer League East Division ac- tion Tuesday May 20 in Scarborough. Whitby handled the ball well and played strong through the last 50 min- utes of the 60 game. Strong goal tending in the first Half by Christopher ·Sim and an equally impressive effort in the second half by Jonathan Sos proved to be too much for a frustrated Clairlea. Chris Sim proved his versatility by playing well as a right forward fill- ing in for an injured player for about 10 minutes in the second half. An early strong attack by the Clairlea forwards caught the Whitby boys by surprise resulting in an early goal and a one nil ad- vantage for Clairlea de- spite strong defensive efforts by Stefan Bonnici and Sweeper Bradley Wiggers. Whitby's first goal was scored as Gregory Sim- mons put it home in the top corner from 19 yards on a picture perfect cross by winger Christopher Justice. Clairlea made a lucky strike on a Wolverine mis- cue and took the lead prior to half. Mark Mizzi scored Whit- by's second goal, working with Justin Hill and Greg Simmons. Chris McGrath came off; the bench after an injury to score the go ahead goal on a tip in off a Greg Simmons Pass. The Wolverines sponsors are Brian Beckford's Petro-Canada Service Cen- ter Thickson and Rossland and The Hair Care Center, Whitby Mall. .Redmen win opener In the opening game of their 1997 season, the Brooklin Redmen got off to a good start, defeating the Peterborough Deck Trans- port Lakers 10-3, on Fri- day, May 16, 1997. Newcomer Rob Blasdell played in goal for Brooklin, making a number of out- standing saves. Craig Milli- gan was in goal for Peterborough, and was tested from many angles by the Brooklin shooters. With the win, Brooklin opens the season 1-0, while Peterborough drops to 0-2. Scoring for the Redmen: Rob Blasdell, 3 assists; Shaydon Santos, 1 goal, 1 assist; Chris Panos, 1 goal; Pat Vanhooser, 1 goal, 2 as- sists; John Fusco, 1 goal, 1 assist; Scott MacDonell, 1 goal, 1 assist; Jason Cros- bie, 1 goal, 1 assist; Shawn Williams, 1 goal; Steve McCreith, 1 goal; Jonas Derks, 2 goals; Paul St. John, 2 assists. Scoring for Peterborough: Kevin Biggs, 1 goal; Matt Giles, 2 goals The Redmen play twice on the road (Friday May 23 vs Six Nations and Thurs- day May 29 vs Peterbor- ough - before returning home on Wednesday June 4 to host the expansion Ni- agara Falls Gamblers at Iroquois Park. Game time is 8:30 p.m. 1; WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB GIRLS SELECT TEAM PLAYERS WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB IS LOOKING FOR SELECT TEAM PLAYERS. IF INTERESTED PLEASE IMMEDIATELY CALL THE COACH IN THE APPROPRIATE GROUP. Under 8 Born Jan 1/89 - Dec.31/90 Lyn Price 430-6585 Under 10 Born Jan. 1/87 - Dec. 31/88 Nicole Dusome 430-0535 Under 12 Born Jan. 1/85 - Dec. 31/86 Peter Skelton 666-4231 Under 14 Born Jan. 1/83 - Dec. 31/84 Drew Porter 668-8358 Under 16 Born Jan. 1/81 - Dec. 31/82 Guy Bruni 666-3728 Under 18 Born Jan. 1/79 - Dec. 31/80 Tony Harington 666-4090 Questions regarding the Girls Select program may be directed to: Tony Harrington - Director of Select 666-4090 Stan Bombino - Club Head Coach 668-5657 Robin Scott - Publicity Director 668-0754 1' t h- - î '1 1 . 'l 1 9 1