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WHITBY RE E> PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1982, PAGE 15 Whitby Free Press P SPORtTS IWEEK Whitby-Troquois swimmersshoot.for 'Canadas est By ANN GOULDING .w.I.S.c. Members of the, Whit- by Iroquois Swim Club have a sure cure for the usual dose of the up- coming February "blalis". They simply don't have time for them'. The sixty W.I.S.C. swimmers, aged 6 to 16, are too busy training and competing to fal prey to any such condi- tion some of us mfight experience in the next month or 80. The first haif of the W.I.S.C. swim season saw team members compete and make their mark in varlous high calibre meets in On- tario, and remain unde- feated on the homefronk- Mid-season finds the club participating in the Canadian Speedo Dis- tance Swim Week - Jan. 29 to Feb. 7. This is a special competition open to al swimmers across Canada, with the aimof..encouraging dis-, tance swimming. The top 100 times for the age groups from il through to 16 years will be tabulated and swimmers ranked ac- cordingly. The distances are 800 meters (32 lengths for girls and 1,500 meters (60 lengths) for boys. The club will present any< W.I.S.C. swimmer qualifying among the top 100 a special comm- emorative medal. W.I.S.C. has several 8 to 10 year ods taking part in the time trialsas well. A contingent of Whit-1 by swimrners will represent the club at the annual Huronia Region- aIs being held at Brace- bridge February 5 to 7, and the team will be hosting two meets at Iroquois Pool in mid and late February to round out a very active month. The Whitby Iroquois Swim Club is always eager to add to its ranks, and at this mid- season there is a reduced fee structure for new rnembers join- ing from January to June geared to family memberships. If any parent would like to see their child or children .improve swimming skills, -keep Walter Pfeiffer watches on. Pfeiffer was one of several WISC parents who were on hand to help time the swimmers. Matthew Cook, 8, and Craig Potsep, 8, took a well deserved breather following the completion of their respective 1500 meters (60 lengths). The girls took to the pool on Monday to swim their 800 meters (32 lengths). in good physical condi- tion during the winter montlis, gain confidence in their abilities, learn good sportsmans.hip, and have fun in the pro- cess, perhaps the wet and wonderful-world of W.I.S.C. is the place for them, to be. Age is no drawback and there are no bench-warmers with W.I.S.C. - every swim- mer is encouraged to participate to the fullest extent. For further informa- tion and application forms, contact Ann Goulding, Membership at 668-9533. wTSC--wSm meet resuits Two Whitby Iroquois Swimmers dominated their age group events in-another W.I.S.C. vie- tory on Sunday at Port Hope competing with the Rainbow Runners, Trenton Doiphins and the Belleville "Y" Swim Club. Ten-year-old Janice Currie lias been consis- tent this season in leaving competitors in her wake and finishing as top swimmer in reent meets. She did so once again at Port Hope. Craig Potsep, 8, a first year competitor, swept Up first place finishies in every race, closely followed by teammate, ,Matthew Cook, also 8, who collected seconds. M M A higli scoring perfor- mance was given by seven-year-old Danielle Houle, a new W.I.S.C. swimmer to be reckoned with in future meets. Scott Currie, 7, and Scott Spencer, 9, lef t their marks on the competition as well. Strong performances by W.I.S.C.'s core swimmer aided thç club in the resounding win, and most wil bel com- peting at Bracebridge in the Huromia Regionals next weekend. Resuits of the Port Hope Winter Meet, January 31,- are as follows: GIRLS 8/under - Danielle Houle - lst 25 fly, 2nd 50 back, 2nd 50 brst,.2nd 50 free.. BOYS 8/under - Craig Potsep - lst 25 fly, 50 back, 50 brst, 50 free. Matthew Cook - 2nd 25 fly, 50 back, 50 free. Scott Currie - 3rd 25 fly, 6th 50free. GIRLS l/under- Janice Currie - lst 50 fly, 100 free, 100 back, 200 IM. Julie Leswick - 2nd 100 back, 3rd 50 fly, 3rd 100 brst., 3rd 100 free. Jodi MacPhail - 2nd 50 fly, 3rd 200 IM, Sth 100 back, Sth 100 free. -Melissa Peacock - Sth 100 brst. BOYS l/under - Brent Walsh - 2nd 50 fly, 100 brst., 100 back, 100 free and 200 I.M. Adrian Vargas - 4th 50 fly, 200 IM, Sth 100 back, 100 free. Scott Spencerl - Sth 50 fly, 6th 100 free. GIRLS 11/12 - Jill Connor - 3rd 100 fly, 100 free, 200 IM, 4th 100 back, Sth 100 brst.. Michelle Pruneau - 2nd 100 brst.. 4th 100 fly, Sth 100. back, th 100 free. Lesley. Doran - 4th 100 free, 6th 100 fly, 100 brst. BOYS 11/12 - Chris Donnelly - lst 100 fly, 200 IM, 2nd 100 back, 100 free, 3rd -100 brst. Trevor Crumnp - ist 100 free, 100 back, 2nd 200 IM. Kevin Walker - 2nd, 100 fly, 100 abrst., 3rd 100- free, 100 back. GIRLS 13/14 - Denise Vanfloleweerd - lst 100 fly, 2nd 100 back, 100 free. Tammy Qattes - 4th 100 free, 100 brst, 5th 100 back. BOYS 13/14 - Jari i-' kainen - lat 100 brst., 2nd 200 IM. Brian Mc- Alinden - 3rd 100 free, 100 back, 5th 200 IM. Philip North - 2nd 100 free. Peter Pfeiffer - 5th 100 back, 100 free,* 6th 200 IM. SENIOR BOYS - Mike Pfeiffer - 2nd 100 free, 100 brst., 200 IM, 3rd 100 back. Dave Goulding - 2nd 100 fly, 3rd 100 free, 200 IM, 4th 100 back, 100 brst. Neil Crunip'- 4th 100 fly, 5th 100 free, 6th 10brst. ý ý I Swish Maintenance Racquetball League WekScoreboard Wek2 In January/February Series STANDINGS: DaveWeslak/Bo Whatly ......................... PTS. Dav WstlkeBobWhatly ... .. ......25 Craig Sharp/Tom Dunlop ....................................... 2 Ian McNamee/Paul Martin...................................... 20 Pat McNamara/Bill Calman .............................. 1 Bob Wagner/Bob Nefid ................................... 15 Bill Shtun/Rick Wilcox ...................... ............... 1 Mike Ambler/Mike Patrick.............................. .......l2 Jim Parrott/Rick Aiston.....................................9 »**i RESULTS: .. Singles: McNamara Over Shtun ................................. 2-0 Wilcox Over Calman ................................... 2-0 Sharp Over Wagner.................................... 2-0 Neild Over Dunlop..................................-1 Westlake Over Ambler ................................. 2-1 Wheatley Over Patrick ................................. 2-1 McNamee Over Parrott ................................ 2-1 Martin Over Aiston .................................... 2-0 Doubles: McNamara/Calman Over Shtun/Wilcox .................. 2-1 Sharp/Dunlop Over Wagner/Neild ....................... 2-0, Westlake/Wheatley Over Anibler/Patrick..................2-0 1 .Jodi McPhail, 10, was on hand last Friday night to add her encouragement to her brothers attempt tor qualify in the all-Canadian distance list. Brother. Scott, 9, is seen above left in the water turning to start another lap while Jodi' satnds by with the bell she rang to signify that lie only lias two more lengths to complete.