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PAGE 1 S. WUTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1i, 1992 WAtom SaiKm R TI hR1Tior. Whitby's M&M'Meats major atoin A teain this past weekend entered the Newmarket AA atom, tournament and. won ail five gaines to capture their fourth tournament championship this year. Brooklin Whitby mnor hockey HOUSE LEAGUE BANTAM J.11.6 canadian Tire Pobin McDougall Mitchell Brou. Jason Valin 2 Chad Joudrey ]UP COPY ike Hlckey Jam1 5 Pranklina Fooda Je. Shlter 2 Jean Lapointe Satura'. SteveJ"ednk MikeKOgan 1 Durham Docige Georey Corey 2 Arren Binkaoma Robbie Dixon 3 Snap-On Tol. Bob Beeuey 3 Matt Murie Nei eeler 1 Hyland van BrettCarmichael MAJOR PEW 3ProvincialSigna Warran AUi Tom Fennemay Mark Cone AdkM Cotten Matthew Ar»e 2 KlWanis The teain entored the tournament to gain some tough comptition heading into the playoffs, and that is exactly what they got. In their flrst contest against Vaughan, the team scored early for a 1-O lead that held Up. Wbitby goalie Phillip Groonon camne Witz a game-saving stop as Vaughan put- on tremendous pressure aflar pulling their goaltender fur, a sixth attackor. Jennifer Crowder of Whitby bas qualified for the senior national swim chanipionships in the 200-metre backstroko. The 17-year-old qualified after a second-place finishi in the event at the A level of the Etobicoko Pepsi A-B invitational over the past weekend. Crowder, from the Whitby Iro- quois Swun Club, will compete in the nationals in Winnipeg Feb. 19-22. Another Whitby club swimmer, Pia Kallio, 9, qualified for the' first time for the provincial ago group championships. Sho qua ifed in 50m back- stroke and will compete in Brantord Feb. 28 to Mar-ch 1. Kallio was fourth in 100m broaststroke at the B level of the Etobicoke meet. Sarah Lo, of the Whitby club contînued to exceil in the girls aged 10 and under division, win- ning four events in Etobicoke. Anderson Vet. 8 Uti Cears 5 Michael Gubbela 3 Glen Meyer 3 Scott Messengee 3 Barrett Church 2 Autn Heath Ken Towrle Wltby Audio - 3 BrocklinKinamen 3 Trevor Bremner 2 Garrett Richard Matt Camenzufll Chaci Kawasaki Richard Mac. AIMU l Jan. 5 Mclvor Inaurance Andy Mueller Mike McIvor 2 AccurayPlus mark fllompson 2 Jan Schleiffer 2 Whitby Optimiat 3 lnmnen Club Paul Grahamn 2 P'aul Matusiak 2 Shawn Macaulay KrAvn Jennungi Chria Reaci Kaith Pearson MAJOR NOVICE Jan. 4 sport Pi Jontan Ba"e Beckrord Service Michael Liske REmy ray Joaha.n IAngfrord stephan Hyrezaut J.11. 4 DOM,& Auto l'art@ o Nichola. Verkuyl 3 MichaelNaccarato mMoitOPEHWER 1 3 GuiI.rna StephenCa"o 4 Wavea Oraham Imb StoPhen Race DougChurd 1 Proincial Signu Joel Johnao. 2 Peu] Gray ATMI 1 BWMdH Aunliary1 GregnF.weil 1 BrokilnConcrete Scott Cook Kevin Taylor David Normen 4 Boklin Cycle Gregory Pland 3 BtephenElaa Jeuhua Knight Jonathan Walsh Ilyan Silile MWINOU NOVICE 4 Cedardae Carp. Lucai Naylor ï3 Maro angfflo Steven Porco Steve. Hyland Ian Heitison Levi Eh&O Whltby Ffreflghten 1 Sean Therncyke Spedy Auto Glaa.4 Robent Walker 3 Bllot lt-gmimes Roy'sEntevri.eu 1 Lemn=rDru a Sean Brackin Chria Simpuon Jamis Mack&ul MAJOR 5Qumr~ Jan. 6 ITF Cannon ChM. Jackaon J.P. Hachey Brande. Fowle MaeMcDenal Whltby Trephy Adan I Thboun. 3 Kein Weh 2 Whitby's moat valuable playor for this contest, solected by the tournament committoo, was defencemen Paul Chornobay. Kitchener was next on Whitby's schedule, and the teain was roffing for this one, outscoring Kitchener 8-2 with the outcomo -neyer in doubt. Derek Ackford was teamn MVP for the gaine. SEE PAGE 26 LO, 10, won the 100m breast- stroke, 50m butterfiy, 100m free- style and 200mn backstroke at the A level. Lisa DelMastro was first in 200nm freestylo fior*,girls aged il and 12 at the A level. James Ayotte, 10,' won the 100m breaststroke at the B level, while Heather Johnson won the 100mn breaststroke for senior girls (aged 15 and over) at the B eève. Jon Henderson, 10, was second in 50m butterfly at the A level for boys aged 10 and under. Kathryn McBurnoy was fourth at the A lovel in both 100m breaststroke and 100m freestylo for senior girls. Sandy Hend erson was third in both 100m freestyle and 200m backstroke at the A level or boys agdi and 12. As hleigh Crowder was fourth in 200 backstroke at the A lovel for girls agod 13 and 14. Ryan Tutak 2 Jamo. Cennor Brooklin lGnazen 7 Robiert Richarda 2 Paul Ranger 2 an Far@n Chriatopher Nemi.. Scott Ra Lennm Drum James Liake Paul van der Lip Darron Denyes Geoffroey Wells MMNORU ul Jan. 6 Home & Rald 4 Shan. Sergent Brudley Harden Michael Ricica Master Bedrooro 3 C. Vonaschecholtz Sean Cunningham.. Warren Sinythe McTeague Electric 4 Graham ICace 2 Devin Brick BreftiBacknian 3 Par Esao Jason Gordon 2 Scott Donnelly Bradley Arbour Justin Sawyer Kyle Percewicz Tanner Twning Jerry'. Drug Ware Matthew Fowler 4 Grog Williaràit David Arrild Kyle Ver .ey Durà Towlng Kyle Mumaeman 4 7 M DEIJUVEBIIL De.22 sSorICeener 11Whitbylnaen Danen Purtrjdge 2 Blair Scott 2 ike Boucher 2 ne 5<. Pierre DaMIyl Lnnor 2 Nfick Attwooll Matt Slft Mfichael Lawrec 8 Brock. Richards T.C. Joudrey Wbibhy Toyota Geeonge mpM2 Chad Harve Dajle Hoa GifUpige Law Gien Knowhas4 DarrMI Pleuche 2 Eric Ivani jan. 5 GIflespue Law Dantyl Plunche Paul Kendall Camera. l'land 4 ManigodLincoln 2 SportaCorner Sean Kerr Bd. Prout 3 Juatin Howe Mihe Boucher Nick Attwooll 8 Ontari Data Sup. O WWhty Kinmen DIIhlLnna2 Spencer Llyd JulluaC.ereNes 4 1W. %Enterpnla. PaulKNahr 2 Bob camer. Richard Welne 7 Vick Inarnc Neul Bluke 3 Whltby Toyota JeUfMaclntyre Chadllavey 6 Vick Inaurance MarcVisconti Pou] Davie ChM. Killoran larronPaertMp 4 Roy'mEnterpriaea Jamie Poe. 2 Troy MCPhe. <Klcley Moult.. 4 I B 'j .....M 4,.4.~...4MM HIENRY STMRET beat Paul Dwyer 40-25 ini LOSSA junior boys' basketbaUl action Thursday. Darren - Snaith i n white) 15 se bail past a Dwyer playei Phq Novices wir Whitby Provincial Signi novice selects won the annua Markhain ringette tournament b; going undefeated in ail fivi games. in round-robin play, Whitb3 outscored Markham 10-5 Pickering 7-2 and Oshawa 8-4. In the semi-final contest; Whitby again faced Oshawa i n e tough gaine. Out ta avenge thE earlier loss, Oshawa carne taplayý Some great saves by Heidi Schiti lato in the gaine enabled Whitby to coine out on top 9-8. .The final pitted Whitby against Markhain. Whitby took the lead early in the.gaine anc nover looked back onroute toa 7-2 score ta win the taurnainent. Leading point-getter in the taurnament was Jennifer Leeghton with 16 points, followed by Jessica Brownridge and Natalie Babony with 12 points each, Lindsay F'reeinan, Mélanie Laroque with 11, Frannie Fay eight, Vicki Strugnell and Jessica Colton with seven points each, Kara Byrnes five, Sara Vanderlip four and Samatha Caldwell, -twa points. The following weekend the selects travelled to Camnbridge for their annual tournament. The first gaine against Waterloo was no contest as Whitby prevailed 12-2. The second gaine the seleets * iQ Yài .~Qrw.~o Len here trying, to slip, the ýoto by Mark Reemr, Whltby Fr". Prom i tournament s The third gaine against home al teain Camnbridge was an exciting )y contest and, Whitby came out on re top 6-5. Schlitt again played well )Y between the pipes for the win., This set the stage for a rematch with London for the tynovice division championship.. a Despite a gritt effort Whitby ie fell to the London squad bLa Y.score of 12-5, and as a resulthd. Lt to, sottie for the silvor medal. y ]Babony was top point-getter in this tournainent with 12 points, y followed, closoly by Leeghton with k 11, Colton 10, Stuegneli, Freeman d and Laroque with seven points a oach, Byrnes with four, Cardwell, Fey, Vaixderlip and- Brownridgo e with two points oach. r The teain is coached by Betty dI Laroque and Gene Byresand d managed by Alice Vanderlin-p. Wh«ýitby hosts tournament .Teains- froin across unzario r and Quebec wiII participate in a ringette tournament in Whitby and Brooklin Jan. 17-19.. Thirty-six teains, for a total of 450 girls, will compete in the tournaxnent. Gaines will be played at Iro- quois Park and Luther,YiVppnd Larenas. Cr0wd............ Eastern Ontarlo AAA hockey league GPw L' T PIS RichmoeidHfll 25 16 6 3 36 OshWa 24 15 6 4 34 Whitby 24 14 6 4 32 Yorklalmcao 27 13 10 4 30 Kngston 27 9108262 Markham 25 10 10 6 25 Quinte 25 6 -163 16 Potarooh 2756 17 6 15 A.ax/Pikaing 22 5 13 4 14 IIHSUL2U Morkham a Whtby. 1 Ouha 6 AJmx/Pikaing 2 Kingston 6 quinte 2 Richmond HMll 65PetcSboarough 2 0,hwa 7 Richmiond Hill 3 1Markham 4 Yoak/MInco O 31arkh&m 9 Quinte 0 Kingston 6 AJma/ikaing 3 Wltby *1 CÙ,guon *I 0,1Mwa 6 Richmond 11111 2 Yorka5mme a6 0,Mw. 2 Richmond 1HM11 65 Ajaxlickarlng 3 Quinte 9 Petetzboraugh 6 Markhani 2 Ouhwa , 2 Whitby 6 Yoa/Smcoe 3 Whltby Optinilat Rebt Laws David MoonIt Stephe IfL0,2 josy Smeitta James Fountain Ble. Br"anNelmo Jan. 6 sinlng Drillera Camer.. Munro 7 MI