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Nieuwendyk going strong By JANET BROWNE Witby's own hockey hero, Joe Nieuwen- dyk, continues to impressU.S. college hockey fans with bis fine scoring record in the Eastern College Athletic Conference. So far this season, Nieuwendyk bas ac- cumulated 14 goals and 15 assista for a total of 29 points during the 15 Corneil games be bas played in. This record will undoubtedly make Nieuwendyk a strong contender for this season's Hobey Baker Award, given to the most valuable U.S. college hockey player. The 20-year-old Nieuwendyk is the Ieading scorer for tbe Corneli teamà and is tied for second in the ECAC. Niewendyk's past history is similarly im- pressive, as be was ranked fourteentb tbroughout the U.S. college league for scoring last year, and received Al-Arnerican status. In '85, be was drafted in tbe second round by tbe Calgary Flames., The 6-ft.2-in., 200-b. centre is a former Whitby resident and was beavily involved in sports during bis years at Henry St. Hjgh. In bis third year at Çornell, Nieuwendyk is majoring in business management. Tied for ninth place in the ECAC, tbe Cor- neli team bas eigbt wins and il losses at this point, with eigbt regular season games remaining. Harvard continues to bold the top spot in tbe NCAA standings. Other leading college teams include Minnesota, Boston, Michigan, Lowell, N. Dakota, Bowling Green, Maine, Denver, and Lake Superior. FREE SQUASH RACQU ET WITH EVERY MEMBERSHIP $50.OO VALUE *offerlimited to first 30 new memberships THIS FACILITY OFFERS *4 International Squash Courts 1 Norah American Squash Court * Whirtpools and Saunas in each change room *Fitness and Global Gym Exercise Room *Retaxing tounge overtooking the courts mtcemsu.,m *Fuit Pro Shop ai great prices *Carpeted mens and womens ocker rooms " Fuil restaurant service in lounge. Steaks, caesar salad, etc. Luncheon speciat daity " Towet service provided " Nursery service " Big TV Screen " Ample tree parking " Fitness testing " Aer obic classes daily D v tM i55 OLAt w- mi 8 -yu scores four goals Paula Barrack scorcd four goals and Mary Lou Spencer had tbree to lead Whitby belles to a 10-2 win ovcr Sun- derland in ringette Fcb. 4 at the Sunderland arena. Tammy Bates had a goal and three assist. Leanne Ellis and Susan Marshall bad the other Whitby goals. Rita Bourke, Andy Brant, Joanne Dewit and Eleanor Wilkinson wcre also strong offensively for Witby. Barrack scored three more goals in a 6-4 win ovcr Markham Feb. 8 at the Brooklin arena. Spencer, Bates and Michelle Fowlic also scored for Wbitby. Whitby's twcen C tcam split two games over the past wcck, doubling Pickering 4-2 Feb. 4 before falling to Markbam 6-4 Feb. 8. Nicole LeClaire, Jen- nifer Drake, Jennifer Hatzelhoffer and Linda Bell scorcd in the win over Pickering. Drake and Hatzelboffer also bad assista as did Carnie Benson in tbe game at Pickering Village arena. LeClaire scored twice while Benson and Hat- zeiboffer had singles in the loss to Markbam. Whitby team gains experience inQec wvnitby's major AA fs, Whitby bas reacbed Mueggler, Primeau, bantamns managed only _tbe final of the York- Grant and Brian Munro a tie in tbree games in a Simcoe - Lakeshore bad singles wbile Adam Granby, Quebec' tour- cbampionship and now Foote scored a pair. nament over tbe awaits the winner of a Wib otoegm weekend. But coacb Markham - Newmarket to b o st one amen Mike Primeau said series. Ncwmarket during the games against some of - Wbtby downed tbe top A.AA tcams 'in Pickering 6-1 last Thur- regular seaSon but Ontario was a valuable sday to ýwrap up tbe dominated in other learning experience for semi-final »series* in matcb-ups against tbe bis team. tbree straigbt games. two teams. "We bad a rougb time0 -but it was good hockey," said Primeau, Ï e i h rs W losses of 8-2 and. 8-3 buti tied North Bay, the aflfua1 torVfeV tbird-ranked bantam teamin Ontario. Brian Mueggler and Whitby firefigbters Westmount 3-2 in over- Keitb Primeau scored got strong goaltending time in the semi-final. for Witby in the 8-2 loss from Kim Croucb and Wbitby defenceman to Detroit Little Ken Percy to win the C Randy Tureski scored to Caesars, one of the four division in the annual tie tbe gamne 2-2 witb finalists in tbe 16-team firefigbters hockey only seven seconds tournament, over the tournament beld Feb. 2 remaining in regulation weekend. to 6 in Etobicoke. time. Tureski fired a Primcau and Paul Tbe tournament, beld shot just past centre ice Windovcr eacb scored by the Southcrn Ontario as tbe Westmount twice in a 4-4 tic witb Fircfigbters Hockey goaltender was out of North Bay in the second League, attracted 62 bis net to retrieve his game. Whitby led until teams from ail over goal stick. The puck the final stages of the Canada and the U.S., in- went in the net as the game. cluding teams from goalie scrambled Windovcr, David Chicago, New York and desperatel3r to get back Grant and Tirn Weber Philadeiphia. as bis ~teammates wat- scored for Witby in an The Witby team, cbed, startled. Jim Cor- 8-3 loss to Toronto which will not make the ner Jr. scored the over- Marîboros, Ontario's pîayoffs in local league time winner. top-ranked team whicb play this season, bad a In the final, Wbîtby also made thc final four. full team for this tour- won another close one, Other teams com- nament and lost only 3-2 over Brampton. peting were Toronto one game in five to wi oc agei o Red Wings, number two the C division. wo as teitop in Ontario; Thunder Whib rsed Wh scrin uic C division Bay, number tbrec and Niagara Falls 12-2 in the bc roucnh andivPeion undefcated until the opener. Sudbury wheCr uc to a eey tournament; and Sault dcfcated Whitby 5-2 in weethe itytopea ad 2 Ste. Marie, numnber four tbc second game before Thincîu ea hdin4 in the rankings. Whitby shutout players, nldg Reaching the final four Mississauga 5-0 to reacb Jimmy Corner Sr., 57. was a bantam tcam the semi-final. Whitby also won the C from Winnipeg. W1iitby dcfeated division of the tour- In local icague playof- nament in 1985. In 1984, ~ tbcy won the D division. Barraclk Elegance Hair Design .4 Milton P. Aiison G. French P. Vipond B. Stela JANUARY 26, 1987 Elegance Hair Design .3 Oshawa Rockbourne 7 B. Stella.................. 2 D. Copeiand JANUARY 29,1987 Elegance Hair Design .4 Ncwmarket ........O P. Alilson ................. 2 J. Mclvor J. Thorne Shutout: S. McAdam FEBRUARY 1, 1987 Elegance Hair Design .4 Ncwmarket ........ 4 J. Thorne M. Neeiy D. Copeiand J. Mcvor ATOM 'AA' FEBRUARY 1, 1987 Whitby ............ 3 Pickering......... 1 Mark Baboiy .............1 Jason Bonnyman...........i David Lylyk ..............i BANTAM 'B' JAN. 30. 1987 - Ottawa Tour Vic Insurance....... 2 Gloucester........ 3 Steve Vander Hayden John Vander Hayden JANUARY 31,1987 Vic Insu rance.......2 Ricbmond Royals ... 3 Kevin Mead Jason Gurd JANUARY 28, 1987 Vic Insurance .......3 Ricbmond Hill... 1 Chad Harvey Peter Defina Bria If JANUARY 29, 1987 Vic Insurance....... 7 Richmond Hill... 4 Brian Duff................3 Rob Dawson Cbad Harvey Peter Defina .............. 2 FEB. 3 - League Playofi Vic Insurance....... 2 Markham......... n Mike Garton Rob Dawson Shutout: Mike Mitchell FEBRUARY 7,1987 Vic Insurance .......4 Markhani...... Kevin Washer Jamie Coilins Rob Dawson Chris Van Clief Shutout: Mike Mitchell Wbitby minor peewee selccts will play in their first tournamçnt of the season- on Feb. 14 anc, 15, in Osbawa's annual Heritage tournament. PÂ:d'2Ï W11TËYRËÊRÈSS',WEiNE'SbAY, FEBRUARy 11, 198'( Whitby rep hockey resuits MAJOR NOVICE - JAN. 31, 1987 Silver Stick Tournament Nasb Aluminum ..4 Sarnia .......... O0 Steve Biais................ 2 Brian Scott Brian Lodge Sbuout: Matthew Norton Nasb Aluminurn...3 Mississauga Terriers 3 Brian LQdge Cory Brick Brian Scott JANUARY 30,1987 Nash Aluminum..5 Grosse Pointe.... 1 Brian Lodge .............. 2 Steve Biais Brian Scott Robbie Beesley FEBRUARY 1, 1987 Nash Aluminum ...2 Woodbridge....... 4 Steve Biais BrianLodge MINOU PEEWEE Blenheim Tournamnent JANUARY 16,1987 Elegance hair Design .7 Woodstock........ 2 J. MeIvor P. Alison M. Brilinger .............. 2 G. French D. Copeiand B. Stella JANUARY 17,1987 Elegance Hair Design .4 Cbatbam .......... 3 D. Copeiand............... 2 P. Allison B. Stella SKATE BLADE REPAIRS DONE ON PREMISES C.C.M.- BAUER LARGE SELECTriON IIURS: Mon.-Fil.11", Sat.q Bay Sports -11*Y40 EquipmOflt LIDLIOMd. OU0 Brock Rd. S., Plckorlng JLý ^ D ............. 3