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WHITBY FREE PRI, fr-qois swimmers make great debut in ESS, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1983, PAGE 13 "AA" division The Whitby Iroquois Swim Club 10 and under girls captured first place at the Ontario team championships Jan. 28-30. They are from left to right (bot- tom row): Julie Leswick, Heather Armitage, (top row) Alison Bettridge, Kara Abbott, Wendy Primeau and Patti MacDonald. -Free Press Staff Photo Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS January 29 - February 5, 1983 SQUIRT Leafs,............ 4 RyanLIeesul 3 Sean Lawrence Shut-out: Jeremy Mele Flyers ........... 2 Jamie Pawluk Sean Readmond North Stars ....... 1 Jamie Pugson Canucks .......... 9 Daryl Plesclie 3 Scott Burgess 2 Scott MacDonneil 2, Cami Poland 2 shut-out: B.J. Prout Dom's Auto Par Mathew Hewitt Brooklin Kinsi Glen Roberts Exclusive Hir Design .... 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Shane Cronin ....2 Square Boy Pizza .... 4 Matt Barnett .2 1 Martin Blake Troy McPhee MAJOR ATOM Totten Sims .3 Hubicki........... 2 2 Jeremy Harness Craig McGibbon Victoria & Grey .3 Trust.............1 Jason Fitzsimmons Fi I ci N DC BU odd &Souter... 4 bawn Pollett Lil Jolinstone 2 m Peter Defina Whitby Firefighters .8 Jamie Colins 3 John Vanderinde Virag Pandya Craig Brownlee Bryce Cooper Kevin Washer By ANN GOULDING When the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club (WISC) made its debut in the "AA" Division Ontario Team Champ- ionships at Etobicoke Olympium last week- end, some of the hottest competition at the three-day meet came from WISC's junior group of 10 and under girls and boys. Incividual outstand- ing performances by Julie- Leswick and Hea- ther Armitage, both 10, led the 10 and under age groupers to first place finish winning the high point trophy for the second time this month. The young swimmers collected their first trophy at the Markham, Invitational earlier this month. Leswick led her team- mates to victory with two gold medal wins and three silver, while Ar- mitage grabbed three silver' and two bronze. The girls added two more silver together with Tina Doran and Wendy Primeau in the freestyle relay event and Allison Bettridge and Wendy Primeau in the medley relay. The boys junior Robbie Dawson Joshua Akey, Red Wing Orchards. .2 John Skolnik 2 MAJOR PEEWEE FKL Mfg ......... 2 Mercantile Dept. Bull Bentolila Stores ..... Robert Berkers Clayton Self. Scott McKenzie KarI Ellîott John-David Hewitt Paul Noble U.A.W............ 3 Pizza Tree...... Dwayne Dorfmann 2 Dwight Claxton Stephen Wing Jason Smith BANTAM Danforth Typewriters .......3 Scott Thomson 2 David Forbes LASCO Steel Black............ 6 Chris Loughlean 2 Paul Paradine Paul Townson Neal Muschett Andrew O'Reilly White Rose Nursery .......... 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Doug Wilcox Mark Brasier Dave Andrews Greg Gibson 3 3 2 swimmers, nabbed second spot in the high point race led by Craig Potsep, 9, Who won a gold, silver, and two bronze medals. Adrian Vargas was a bronze medalist in individual events and added another -bronze in the medley relay with Pot- sep, Matthew Cook and Scott Spencer making up the foursome. The 50 meter butterfly was dominated by WISC boys, Matthew Cook, Scott MacPhail, Scott Spencer, and Potsep winnlng the event. In the tougli conipetition of the 12 and under boys events, . 12-year-old Chris Donnelly captured two bronze medals. Coach Tom McLough- lin was highly pleased by his team's perform- ance and amazed that althougli Iroquois Pool was closed for two mon- ths and his swimmers lost this valuable prac- tice time, a great nuni- ber of swimmers in the older age groups were finalists and improved their personal best. The future is looking bright for these WISC swimmers as they corne away from their first "AA" Championships with determination and dedication to a new goal with the cry - 1"Just wait til next year 1" The Iroquois 10 and under boys took second place with a fine team effort at the Ontario championships. They are from left to right: Scott Spencer, Craig Potsep, Mathew Cook, Mark Wiotzak and (rear) Adrian Nargas. -Free Press Staff Photo First City takes tourney. The Brooklin-Whitby First City Development hockey club went ail the way for the-second year in a row Jan. 29 and 30 at the North American In- ternational Silver Stick tournament in Moore- town, Ontario. Whitby, at the tourna- ment by virtue of having won it last year, defeat- ed Ajax in the champ- îonship game by a score of 2-1 in six minutes of overtime. Whitby's Charlie Ma- son scored the tying goal, and then' went on to clinch the win at 6:14 of the fîrst overtime period. The Brooklin-Whitby team advanced to the final by defeating Mississauga 7-4 and Dayton Ohio 7-2. A shut- out in the semi finals against Warren Park (4- 0) sent Whitby to the finals against Ajax. The win marked the -first time in the tourna- ment's 10-year history Ju% that any team hlas won the tournament twice. weathler stripping, caulking & i nsulation (Govement gat avallable for homes bulit befor. 1971) USING GENUINE FIBERGLAS MATERIAL LIÇENSED CGzs3 NO. ONT. 170 ALSO FINE CUSTOM MADE ALUMINUM PRODUOTS REPLACEMENT & STORM WINDOWS DOORS, AWNINGS, PORCH ENCLOSURES FROM For Brides OU1y668B3111# dz. MINOR PEEWEE iracle Food Mart . .0 Whitby Firefighters .2 Shawn Beatty Kevin Washer Shut-out: Matthew Daniels "«'ioulayawitk %zfr for ai aui asn> Longstem Roses 120c00 Free del ivery in Oshawa & Whitby 108 Brock St. N., Whitby 1-