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b i R.9g- 0 i r. M pWt Ty.7kes remain unheaten fior, season Whitby Warriors tyke Are lacrosse 'toan, sponaored by the Brooklin Redmlen, won the annual Mississauga laacrosse tournament July 19 - 22. In winning the tournarnent, Warriors increased their season unbeaten streak to 17 gaines. Whitby opened the tournamont on July 19 by defeating Beaches 10 -2. In their next gaine Warriors faoed the host Mississauga teain. Last year, Mississauga was responsible for the oarly exit of the Whitby B teain froin the provincials. Many of thoso B teain members play for this year's tyke A teamn. Warriors had flot played Misisuga previously this year, and froin the opening faceof the deternunation of Whitby to avoid a repeat of last year was obvious. The resuit was a 22 - 2 blowout, Warniors' best offensive effort this year. I their last gaine in round-robin play, Warriors, heat Hamoilton Bengals 12 - 2 ini a spirited contest. This win assured Whitby a berth in the chaznpionship final. On the other side of the ladder, howover, an unexpected developunent was taldng place. The normally powerfu Peterborough Lakers, the team Whitby bas faced in every chainpionship final this year, were outplayed by the Scarborough Saints i thoir first tournamnent outing this year and handed a 7 - 2 bass. This was the first bass in tounnament play this year for. Peterborough and it set the stage for a close final. I the dressing room on Sunday, the atmnosphero was tense. Most of the Whitby players had played Scarborough tykes Iast year and froin the gies in this tournainent, they knew they would ho facing a big, fast, hard-hitting teaxn. When the gaine started, Scarborough scored first and the teains traded goals for the first haif of the period. Scarborough was employing a different style of play and the WVhitby teain was off its gaine. WVhitby ended the period with a slim one-goal lead of 4 - 3 and a prospect of losing if they did not shape Up. When the second period started, however, it was a rejuvenated Whitby squad that hit the.floor. The famous "Red Wall" defence was back in place. Froin that point on, every turne the Saints got the bail they were faced with awalof six Red jerseys in the Wihitby end, al ready to keep the Scarborough' players on the penineter of their zone. Scarhorough was ailowed only seven shots in the second period and just three in the third. Meanwhile the Whitby offence tallied another seven goals to win the tournanient by an inipressive 11 - 3 score. When asked what miade the Whitby Warriors tyke B lacrosse teain continued their wunning ways by taking the grand championship in tho eighth annual Mississauga teunnainent boid Juily 19 -22. After capturing the championship ini the Elora tournament on July 8i the teain of 7- and 8-year-oilds, sponsored by Brooklin Cashway Lumber, won their second consecutive teunnament by -defeating Syracuse 12 -3 ini the final. Whitby won their first game 10 - 2 ovrer Caledon Bandits but had te corne froin behund te settie for a 5 -5 tde with Spartan as Bonnie Scheepers scored with 19 seconds left in the gaine. After:Spartan defeated Calodon 19 - 0! , Whitby faced the, formidable task of having te defeat Elora by at least 25 goals te, finish first and enter the grand championship finals againat Syracuse, the winner of the other pool. Scheepers started the team on the right footing as ho scored the first of bis five goals in the game at the 15-second mark as the team built a 12 - 0 load at the end of the first haif. Whitby added another 13 goals in the second haif. Justin Bennett difference, Warrior Jay Harrison said, 'W. heat thein with passing and botter defence." Assistant coach Murray Down added, "Thoy were- nervous in the first period. We settled thein down during the intermission and got them back te their gaine of strong defence.and superior hall coritrol." Ini the Mississauga gaine, every inember of the Whitby teain scored at least one goal. Leading the Whitby offence was Jeffrey Fraser with 19 points followed closely by Blaine Down with 18 points, Bobby McBride eight scored the last three Whitby goals wvith 2 1/2 minutes remaining in the gamo, with the iast of bis six goals entering the Elora net with oniy four seconds rexnaining on the dlock. The fairy-talo finish set the stage for the grand chainpionship final against Syracuse who were no match for a superior, balanced team. Bennett and Scheepers contunued te, lead the teamr offensiveiy while Rob White, Jeremy F'iher, Ryan Haher and Joel Whitmnarsh stood out in their defensive roles. Scoring for Whitby in the teumnament woro Schoepers, 13 goals and six assists; Bennett, 13 goals and three assists; Bradley Siater, six goals and five assists; Ryan Meaney, sevon goals and two assista; Jeromy Fisher, four goals and four assists; Rysu Haber, four goals; Matthew Casquenette and Gary Ksitaniura, two goals and two assista; Ryan Harrs, two goals; and Rob White, two assists. Assistant coach Grog Casquenette cornmented that ' While the victories indicate that the teain is playing vory weil, we are aiming for the provinciais which wil ho held Aug. 24 te, 26 in Peterborough." ponts, Ian Haywood seven points, nd John Chesebrough with six pitMike, Mormson, Matt McnkHay, Sean, MacRuzy- and StephenHa added five points each, 'wbileKylo Wailes, Jay Harrison and Mike Konijeczny talied four apiece. Rory Snith and Mike Semeniuk added two pointa each and Matt Meyer rounded out the offence. with one Whitby Jaycees paperweights won a lacrosse tounnament in Dunnville July 28 and 29. Whîtby edged Spartan 6-5 ini thé thril ,ling opener and thon defeated Syracuse 8 -1. Whilitby agaun met Spartan ini the final, and prevailed 5-3. Brandon McBnide had il points in the tournament, Eric Cllins five, Jereini Brimble, Brock Buntema and Tyler Harri- son four each, Andrew Glen three, James Liske two and James Mumford, Kyle Mussel- man and Ricky Passifield one each. Goalie Sean Cuthbertson had point. Goaltender Tara' Wailes put forward another' good performance, ending the tournament with a 2.25 goals ganst aveao heas sisted the ofence with on. point. Whitby tykes are now prepaning for the provincial chaznpionships which will b. beld ini Peterborough in August. three assists and still maintains a goals-agaunst -average of boss than 3. H e recoived plenty of help from Darren Denyes on de once. Whitby players earning most valuabbe player honors during tihe tournament were MeBride Harrison, Cuthbertson, Mumford and Buntsma. Collins was named most s mrtranlie player in the c oe he&nimbe, Bruce and Ian Cuthbertson said the team played great bacrossei the tournainent. The teain neit plays in Pelham Aug. 4 and 5. Seleets win 2 in hockey tournament Durham Raiders select hockey teain won two games and lost on. at the Liftbock inor atoin tournainent in Peterborough July 20-22. Raiders, made- up of playors froin Whitby, Oshawa andPick- ening won their first gaine by deaut over Detroit. Central Ontario Selects, with two power Pla goals, defoated Durham 3-2. Raiders won their third gaine 15-O over Westwood, but the ioss to Central elimuna- ted ]Raiders fromn the tourna- ment. Raiders, coached by Jack Mid- dleton of Whitby had only five practise sessions Lefore the tour- nainent while other teams had been practising and piaying ini suniner hockey leagues for weeks. Whitby members of the team were Josh Evans and Brent Johnson i goal, Chris Kerr, Danny Rticica and Donnie Camp- bell on defence and Brian Crouch, Jason Jiodgekiss and Darryl Lewis at forward. Bucky Crouch of Whitby was teain trainer. ]Riders needed for rideathon The Durhamn Rogion Horsohack Riding for the Handicapped Association is once agaun seeking experienced iders with their own horses te, participate in their llth annual 'Ridoathon.' The 25 km. trail ride will ho held on Sept. 15 at Hosldn Stables ini Blackstock. Trophies wil ho awarded te individuais with the highest earnings, to the higbhest earning group or stable, and te the first- and second-highest earning juniors. Trait snack~s wiil ho provided for riders and horses, and, a delicious buffet lunch will ho served. The purpose of the 4deathon is te, raise funds te, hel i cover the cost of niding les s, special equipment and insuri nce for the organzation's disabied ridons prograni. For more i »formation, registration and ple#ige sheets, contact Hoakuin $tables at 986-5558 or Terry Goulot at 571-3122. - K idsf est SUNDAV AUGUST 5tt - THE STYLAMANDERS" - * Featuring a FunfIlled Vocal Duo with Vo-VYo Demonstration. (played Roy Thomson Hall) SU NDAY A UG US T 1 9th- - L EN NY TH E CLOWN-* Featuring L enny Graf. a one man band, noise and gadget machine, perlormed on television. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2nd - -DOIJG BARR" Featuning Childrens Recording Star. Perlorming a Musical Sing-A -Long Show *AIL Shows Staris at 3:00 p.m., General Admission *FREE ADMISSION and Parking to ail Kartway Vîsitors. *Costume Charactors for tho Klds to onjoy. Free boons for the kids When you purchase tickets at the. $3.00 pioe. One coupon per cusgorer per day (Mon.-Sat.). Not valid on P undays or*Hoida»s. Coupon expies August 7%h 1990 Not to be combined with any other coupon. Whitby Free Press *M1M-. Cr-Mm Two in arow fior tyke Bs Paperweights twioe edge Spartan on way to titie