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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1988, PAGE 25 Burt wins event at nation ais Karen Burt of Ashburn, a member of the Durham Pony Club, won the riding event for senior girls in the national tetrathion held Aug. 3-7 in Durham Region. Burt's finish was the best for Durham club members in the national event which drew 64 Canadian competitors and 30 international competitors. Julia Ives, from the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Valley region, won the overali senior girls' title as she won the running event and was second in both the riding and swimrmng events. Sharon Philip of B.'C. was second and Heather Simmons of the Western Ontario region third. Bobbi Lehman of the Durham 'lub was second in the fourth É vent of the tetrathlon, shooting, m on by Jennifer Shaw of British %ý,lumbia. Pam Posein of Alberta won the junior girls' overaîl title, Chris Eagles of B.C. won the junior boys' title and Ian Soellner of B.C. the senior boys' title. British Columbia had the top boys'" team among Canadian teanis and St. Lawrence and Ottawa Valley the top girls' team. Internationally, the United Kingdom won both the boys' and girls' teams titles, with Ireland second in both and Canada third in both. Riding events were held at Log Cabin Stables in the Myrtle area, swimming at Uxbridge pool, shooting at the Toronto Gun Club in Uxbridge Township, and running at Pickering College. In a July 31 competition at the Victoria Pony Club Horse Show in Lindsay, the Durham club dominated, winning 12 of 16 trophies. MELISSA BARTLETT of the Western Ontario team easily guides her horse over a jump during the 1988 national tetrathion held in Brooklin last weekend. Competitors from England, Ireland, Canada and the United States competed in the event which combines swimming, shooting, running and riding. Free Press photo Ontario lacrosse TRAM Brooklin Fergus Owen Sour Peterborei Orengevill Sarnia Hunteville Brampton Missiesaug MAJOR/SENIOR FINAL STANDINGS C W L T 20 20 O 0 25 17 6 1 ind 24 17 7 0 ugh 20 15 4 1 le 24 10 14 0 24 9 15 0 24 9 15 0 1 20 4 16 0 1 ga 24 0 24 0 ( Aug. 2 Brooklin Il Peterborough 10 Aug. 4 Peterborough 16 Brampton 8 Aug. 6 Breoklin 21 Brampton 7 Aug. S Brooklin et Brampton Aug. 11 Peterboreugh et Brooklin (Two teema advance to beat-of-seven final) 40 35 34 31 20 18 18 8 0 Il. JUNIOR A FINAL STANDINGS TEAM W L T CF CAMT Peterborough 23 1 0 405 152 46 St. Catharinea 17 6 1 388 235 35 Whltby 14 82 252 226 30 Bay Area 10 14 0 289 292 -20 Brampton 0 15 0 266 289 18 Mississauga 8 151I 268 371 17 Etobicoke 1 230O 191 466 2 JUNIOR A FLAYOFFS Gamne î/July 27 St. Catharines 10 Whitby 3 Camne 2/JuIy 29 Whitby 15 St. Catharines 12 Camne 3Ijuly 31 Whitby 12 St. Catharines 10 Carne 4lAug. 2 Whitby il St. Catharines 10 Camne 5/Aug. 3 St. Catharines 14 Whitby 6 Came 6/Aug. 5 Whitby 12 St. Catharines 10 WhltbY adns bct-of-seven @cries 4-2 (YI'ER JUNIOR A SEllES Came I/JuIy 26 Peterborough 22 Bay Area 6 Came 2/July 28 Peterboreugh 14 Bey Area 8 Came S/July 31 Peterborough 19 Bey Area 4 Came 4/Aug. 2 Peterborough 19 Bay Anre 10 Peterbor'ough wlns beot-o<-ueven uelco 4-0 U.J.Sporting Goods, WE HAVEALL FJSHING ACCESSORTES AN]D MUCH MORE! Corne in and catch ®- yourself a deal! 1121 Dundas St. E. Whitby 430-3646L /HPKNS1 J Burt was named grand champ- ion as she won two events. Reserve champions were two other Durham club members, Tanya Dervent and Tara Evan- shen. British C olumbia lacrosse SENIOR REGULAR SEASON Sores July 28 .9. Westminster 15 Victoria 8 JuIy 29 Coquitlam Il N. Westminster 6 SENIOR FINAL STANDINGS TBAM w L New Westminster 16 8 Coquitlazn 13 il Victoria 12 12 Vancouver 11 13 Richmond 8 16 TOP SCORERS PLAYER, TRAM C C A Jin Veltinan, Coq. 23 33 43 VanHeltjes, New West. 23 33 41 A. Davis, Victoria 23 28 34 T. Clerksmn, New West.24 20 42 G. Dean, New West. 24 22 38 Frs 32 26 24 22 16 Fr5 76 74 62 62 60 PLAYOFFS (best -0-seven »Mres) SesM Aug. 1 (frst grime) Coquitlem 15 Victorea 7 Aug. 3 (first geme) N. Westminster il Vancouver g JUNIOR RECIJLAR SEASON SCORES July 28 Esquimault 28 Coquitlam 5 July 29 Coquitlam 17 N. Westminster 4 JUNIOR FINAL STANDING TEAM W Esquimault 20 Coquitlam 18 Burnaby il Richmond 10 New Westminster 6 TeP Scoeer PlayeiTeam c C Troy Cordingley, Coq. 23 45 John Wilson, N. West. 22 54 T. Marachek, Esquim. 21 43 T. Wingrove, Coq. 23 24 K. Shiers, Coq. 23 655 Gary Gait, Esquim. 8 58 Paul Gait REsquim. 8 48 Aug. 3 Coquitlan rs 40 36 22 20 12 mr 117 115 110 103 102 98 88 PLAYOFFS (bet-cf-seven) 16 Burnaby Peewees wmn consolation Whitby's peewee basebail team won the B consolation champ- ionship in the provincial Legion finals in Windsor over t .e weekend. The team, sponsored by Lýhe Wh'litby Legion, qualified for the finals by winning the zone tournament in early July and later the district final against Cobourg. Whitby lost 10-O to Agincourt in their first game in Windsor, allowing nine uneamned runs. Ian Andrew, pitching for Whitby, allowed only three hits but got little offensive support as Brett Rayne and Greg Davis had the only hits. Wfhitby then defeated Renfrew 25-O. Tim Imeson had two hits and three runs- batted-in while Mim Grylîs had three bits, including a triple. Keith Milîs and Davis pitched for Whitby. In the consolation final, Whitby downed Amherstburg 3-1 as Tim Puddister threw a three-hitter and had two bits and Mike Doner laid down a perfect squeeze bunt. Freelance Photographer needed for1 INDOOR SPORTS EVENTS cail the editor for further information Whitby Free Press 668-6111 s (m> MAJOR PLAYOFFS A