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PAGE 18, WHMTY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1991 Novi ces 1capture internationial silver s'tick Belarnys-Whitby major novice, AA te.m recently won the- inter- national silver stick tournament in St. Clair Shores Mich. It was the Fili tournament win of'the season for the Whitby teamn Kyle Crouch scored with just 56 seconds remaining te enable Whitby te tie a team from War- ran, Mîich. 1-1 in the opening game. Whitby then blanked St. Clair 5-O. Ryan Boyd scored three goas"a Whitby followed with a 6-2 win over Mississauga te advance te the finals. In the final, Sean Haynes scored four goals te Iead Whitby past Chicago6-2. Chicago had defeated Alaska,' London and Sarnia te reach the final. Outstanding in goal duringthe tournament were JeiffJackon and David Chant. Other teain members are Mike Heffering, Marc Lamters, David Dittinar, Andrew Marshal1, Matt Jardin, David Kubyski Scott Beegan, Nick OWn, Judd ëteven- son, Mike Hailten and coaches Bueky Crouch, Mike Haynes, Jim Boydý and Jim Heffering. Sinclair lst in qualifidier Kerri Sinclair of Whitby was first overaîl in bier division at the second provincial qualifier in gymnastics Feb. 9. Sinclair a member of the Gemini dymnastics Club, was -first overal ini flight 2, argo B division. She was first in vanît with a score of 9.00, firat in bars (9.40) tied for firet on beam (9.00) .ani tied for fourth on floor (9.00) te Whitby rep > hockey MAJOR NOVICE AA -Sponeurd by BlaîpYs J5». 26 Whltby Malt Jqdl 2 s.- NlckOwn DevidKue"ak Judd St.vmmu Andr.wMamh Ian.L 28 ulk.R.ffurlng Skm» Bey». Wford finish with 36.40ùpoits, e1 abead of the resit of tefiè; eld .Janette -Borre!of VWhitby was third in flighit 3 of junior A. She had* 35.26 pointsonly 0.25 behind firet-place finisher Jes- sica Greeniberg. Sarah Deegan of Oshawa, Ali- cia Williamis of Oshawa and Lee Anti Simon of Hampten were -the other Gemini members who fin- ished first in their divisions. Sm» Madlmy izvld N M es Duaty SoramntiLuc Archanbeuit UMNOPEKWEEA, .Spoeaau by Prinl Creek IGA lgaeIham2Neual Whlfby J. linde D. RaImu. Gain.2 Whltby J. iJind.n " matth.wa " Crandlm 2 J. ieulo 2 WSIID 5 Wodg«Ok 4 .Plckerng 1i Io1Biaiofl C h al> Gain. Whltby 7 Scar. Malveru *P.&1IRe2 J. B. Ongo D. Hutddfl g2 4 CmMflie2 Ilteme"la au ives. a" ¶lanat" KyeCrouch Pib. 2 wbltby M&keHRmiltoei sm» Baye.. Androw Mar"]al Bye» Boyd Malnt jardi Pub. 3 Whftby sSm Bay»i. mamc amoe Nick Ovin Pib. 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CrwB+Pm G;uelph. ove'powers Whitby In' a penalty-filled contest, Guelph Power defeated Whitby Steel Hawks 20-10 in a National Lacrosse League contest last Fri- day. The game, payed in Peter- borough was thie «home-opener» for the *hIýtby, team. Paul St. J0 n, former Brooklin Redmen playet, led Guelph with four goals wýiile Jeif Hardill and Craig Stevenson each had three. Jim Johnsten and Adamn Kluwak each had two goals while Kurt Drury, Tom Wreggitt, Mark Evans: John Monroe, Scott Mor- rison and Gerry Hiltz had sin- gles. Derek Keenan aýnd Terry Bul- len each scored twice folr Whitby, with singles from George Belle- perche, John Fusco, Paul Day. J on Grant, Scott Rogers ami Cody Bartlett. Whitby had 67 minutes in penalties, Guelph 42. Steel Hawks were te 1gain play Guelph last night (Tuesday) inPeterborough. Guelph also won on Saturday to.move inte second place two points ahead of Whitby ancâ two points behind first-placè Brant- ford, 24-11 winners ovet Buffalo last Friday. Garnier edged in final In an exciting, seesaw contest Paul Dwyer won the high school junior hockey championship with a 4-3 win over Charles Garnier last week. Garnier held a 2-0 lead going inte the third period, but Dwyer camne on strong te tie the score. Then Dwyer's Chris Ryan, who had scored earlier, scored the go-ahead goal past goalie Jean Francois Faubert with 32 seconds left in the game. Faubert and Ryan were outstanding in the final. But Garnier's Sean Hebert tied ,the contest. with onlX. four iseconds. * I ing in the sudden-death overtime period, Dwyer's Joe Hughes scored. the game winner on a wraparound play. It was the third meeting bet- ween the two teains this year. Garnier was looldng to pull off another upset, as they had against Anderson te advance to, the finals. Garnier played with only three defensemen and seemed te be tiring late in the gamne. "Our guys thought we could do it» Garier oc Dave Booth explained. «ewr up when we beat Adeont go te, the finals.» Kevin Vivian scored the other goalr while Joel Cote L a- gl=iarkm-rarz nier. Peb. il Whitbi 2 Uniorel Wbltbp 6 Markhl.rn0 Gold for Woodhopuse, Bayford. Whitby RolIer Skating Club members won gold medals at an invitational roller skating com- getition in Burlington Feb. 2 and Rebecca Wo;odhouse of Whitby *was first in freshman freestyle. Sbayne Bayford of Wbitby won two gold medale. Bayford, 16, who bas won. several provincial and. national titles, won both open loops and openi world class freestle at the senior level in the Burlington meet. The competition included clubs from Ontario, Quebec and the U.S. Other Wbitby club members won silver and bronze medals. .Stacey Miller 'of Whitby was second'in level 2, division A freestyle while sister Kristi Mil- 1er was second in level 2 *division B figures and third in Krshman figures. Jeffery Kidd of Kitchener was second in four, events: advanced loops, junior/ senior figures, of on figures and open wiorld cas freestyle. .Stephen Pacholzuk of Picker- ing was third in. junior/senior' figures and open figures. The proVincials will-be held in Burlington in May.. flrst at Mariposa Whitby Lions petite B team won the gold medal at the Mari- posa ringette ,,tôurnament,-Feb. 15-17. ,!gea Poland had three goals in a - win over Port Perry in the opening game.. Lisa Vander- lip and Stacie Beethain each scored twice while Karyn Pea- cocke had a single. Poland scored four goals and Beetham two in a 6-1 win over Omemee. Poland had four, goals in an 11-f7 win over Warkworth. Beetham scored three, Peacocke two, Vanderlip and Laura Craw- forci oneà each. In the final, Poland, Beethan and Peacocke each 'had three 5 alesin a9-2 win over Maipo*da. :sists went te Luanne MacKÇen- zie, Laura Cra1wfod, Sarah Larocque, Christine MacDonald, Poland and Peacocke while Rob- bie MacDonald was sohid in net. In league play, Poland scored five goals as Lions skated p ast ]Richmond Hill 13-1. Beetiam scored thre goals, Peacocke two, with singles te Christine Mac- Donald, MaKetizie and Lindsay 'Millard. Assista went te Melissa an4 Amanda MacDonald,* Shandi que, O and Williams. 1 Markhom o M1Noa BAJiTAU A -Sponed by County Town ýff 1 ,W>l