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mage 1 i, vwnir lree lfress, wednesdaýy, CJtober 28, 1992 KATHRYN MCBURNEY (Ieft) and Jennifer Crowder were co-recipients of the outstanding swimmer of the year trophy at the Whitby Iroquois Swim CIub's award night. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whlby Fige Press Under-lOs win opener Witby Iroquois under-lOs got off to the best possble start in Selrbocýui nwcor Soccer League action as they twice came fiom behind to win 4-2 over West Rouge. Eight minutes into the first half West Rouge opened the scoring but Whitby earned the equalizer (a goal by Adrian Haight) five minutes later before being unlucky to fali behind again just before haîf-time. The second half saw Whitby get their reward. for a hard-working aIl-round- team performance when Robert Richards tied the score afler 34 minutes. Paul Gruchala then shot Whitby into the lead before Robbie Reid added an insurance goal four minutes from time. Bantams- win thriller Whitby opened their ma.jo r bantam A hockey schedule with an 8-7 win over Peterborough, Nationals recently. In an exciting, seesaw contest, Whitby scored with 48 seconds remainingto win the ganie. Whitby, sponsored by Aandow York Glass, got off to a fast start with a goal in the first minute of ýtNationals took a 3-2 lead after the fIrst period. <Nationals, a1so led by. a goal after the second period despite several power play opprtunities by the Witby team. Whitby scored twice early in the third'period to take the lead. The lead chaniged twice before Whitby scored back-to-back goals in the last three minutes. Mike Elliott and Kevin Lim- kilde each scored two goals for Whitby with singles by Stevp Holbiski, Sean MacLeod, Trevor Van Egmond and Jeif Malcolm. Top finishes for Durham rider Erin Qui.nii of the Durham poný club Ihad two first-place iîhes at the reinal dressage championships Ot 18 in Cedar Valley. Quinn, riding Shadow, had two first-place finishes in the B divi- sion. Stephanie Jensen cf the Dur- ham club was first in division C,' basic 2B clase, while Damna Cod- lin of the Durham club was fourth. Jensen, riding Harleigh, was first and Codlin, riding Powerful Purpose, was third in basic 3B. Codlin also had a second-place finish in division 0/1) Kur. The Durham. club was fifth among nine clubs in the team competition. Whitby Iroquois swim club Po" ]gop" "Il"e!Invitatiomal hddOce lis il AND 13 GIRLS Aliluon Drop lut 100 breaststroke, 60 froe,200 IM 2nd 100 froc LUma Dol Mostro lst 100 froc, 100 bock 2nd 60 froc, 200111 Llnd.my Crowdor hIs 100 fly 2nd 100 back 3rd 2001IM, 1W froc Sarah LO 2ndl100fly 4th 100 back, 100 fro Tara Arnott 2nd 200 bock 6th 200 IM 6th 100 back Robyn McCulloch lird 100 breastâtroko, 100 bock 4th 200 1M 5th 100 froc Briana Lbelle &th 100 breautatroke Jacyntho Labelle 6th 200 IM RELAY Lima Del Mostro Lindsay Crowdcr Rcbyn McCulloch Allilon Dunlop lut 200 froc relay Brian Labelle Jacynthe Labelle Sarah Le Tara Arnoit 2nd 200 froc relay Whitby ringette NOVICE ci Oct. 17 Whitby 16 Scarborough 1 Kotarba 5 Clarke 3 McDonald 2 Osborne 2 Ferry K. Boys Oct. 25 Whltby 17 Ajax 3 Kotarba 4. Clarke 4 K. Boys 4 Ferry 3 J. Boys Osborne 11VI~.CE C2 Oct. 18 Whtby 18 Oshawa 6 Johnson 3 Avery 2 Yaraskavltch Korakaais Pocl Oct. 24 Whitby 6 Markham 2 Mitchell 2 Duncan 2 Johnson Tully NOVICE SELECT Oct. 17 Whitby 13 Markharn 2 Chant 5 Foret 2 Cardwell 2 Lebel 2 Strugno!! Babony Oct. 24 Whitby 4 Oshawa 9 Babony 3 Lebel TWEEN B Oct. 17 Whitby 8 Oshawa 6 Dunn 3 HIunt 3 Crawford Mâlard JUNIOR B Oct. 17 Whitby 1 Ajax 5 Saper .4:..DON'T GET CA GHT UT *H~ D 1 21 VITAL POINT INSPECTION i Includes back flùsh, antifreeze & f111, heatlng& cooling system (parts & labour included* I4 Cylinder -> 6 Cylinder - 8 Cylinder $4995' $59.95 $69.95 HOURS: *Most vehicles. Expires Nov. 30,192. MON.-FRI. 8am-6pm I Beckford's Service Centre sATURDAY"m-lPm I 415,Rsln.d.. 6~98..... . JQÇN~J Oct. 22 Whltby J. McElhan Mark Raid Oct. 24 Whllby Mark Raid J. McEIhar Oct. 26 Whitby Shane Ter Mark Raid' Steve Aui Brent John Whitby Eb 2 lcky Mac. 2 rep Jrd rw hockey Sp.2 Ryan Dancey MWINOR BANTAX A Whtby . Mike Hefférlng ,ny2 Peterborough 6 Scott Berrey flflOYSept. 26 Whltby Jeff Church 2 3 Sundeland 2 Faul Goldsmth 2 GlenMayer ineyDavidKubrnak Jaredfrw Shutout - 4 Manuers a Scott Wy!!e ry Rian Calagan tin Whitby notonGlen Mayer 2 Danny 5mI! MA4JOR PERWE A Faul Goldsmith qbaRosroeel'y CIMOO JeffChurch Oct. 24 Whllby Grant Sauter 2 Rýyan OLeary Todd Farquharsor Dan Thurne Shutout - Rtich Sandea Danel Fletcher Oct. 25 Dan Thurne MAJOIR qw» Oct. 21 Whitby il Mati Capeon 4 Bryan Crouch 2 Mark 1aynec 2 Adam MacCarI Steve Doaih David Ferquharson Oct. 24 Whty. 6 Jamon Ilotchlu. z2 Justin Colline Mark Haynea Steven Deeth Bryan Crouch Oct. 25 Whitby Steven Deuth Sept. 30 5 Warren Park 0 Whltby Danny 5maI1 2 1,11mHamilton Jeff Church 6 Newmarket A.A 1 Markham AA 3 2 Richmond HMU AA 2 r. mue!rt AA 4 Aurore AA 4 Bowmanvilo AAi Leegue Camus Oct. 2 Whltby Jeff Church 2 1 Feterborough 7~ Jared Brown Daim y Smo!! MikelHamilten R PEEWEE AAA Jordan Fltxglbbon ved by Make" Gien Mayer Markham York Slmcoc . Fe mbrugh MiNOR ATOM A aqreod by IL P. O9 Limiter Sept. 18 Whitby 4 David Morasse 2 Ryan Meaney Sean loinnes Sept. 19' Whtby 4 .e«ee obertoon 3 Ilzyan Rourke Sept..27 Whilby 12 Cary Kitamura 3 Bryan Rourke 3 David Morasse 2 Reoce Roberteon Bernie Shepers Sean Homes 1RyanIharris Oct. 2 Whitby David Morasse 2 GaryKitemura Ryan Meaney Rooco Rtobertion oct. 4 Whitby David Morasse 2 GaryMitamura Sean lommes Bowmanvi!!o Oct. 3 Whitby Glen Mayer 2 Mike Heffering Scott Berrey Mike Hamilton Jordan Fltzgibbon ý%#hltby Faul Goldsmith 2 JordanFitzgMbon Oct. 7 Wbltby Farduldunth 2 Mik. Hellkrlng Scott Berrey Jeff Church Oct. 9 Whltby Jordan Fitzgil*bo Mike Hamilton 6 Whltby Jarod Brown 7 ' touffVilIe 3 6 cobour 2 Llndzay OshWe 2 Toronto AA 3 1 Peterborough 2 NMNOU NOVICZ AAA apo.uored by Jfle liuillay Markham AA 4 Bur!!ngton Oct. 20 Whitby Michael Koslw 2 Tyler Harrison 2 . e Oc.24 ;Whltby Kevin Walish 2 Wade Branch 3 Markham 3 Richmond I!! 3 MAJOR NOVICE A"' qneaoeed by DSm Chme Grepevie 5 Aurore 4 stourmvie 2 MAJOR ATOM A speumore by Md & M MomIe Exhibition em Wýhitby had a win and tie in major novice AA hockey regular season 1 lain the past week. hitb eated Port Perry 4-1 on goals by Ben Stanton, Jeff: Pichut, Ryan McMichael and Nick Verkuyl. Stanton also had two assists as did Lucas Naylor. Naylor scored with les. than three minutes remaining to sal- vage a 1-1 tie with Uxbridge. Pichut had the assist. Whitby's season record thus far is four wins, a loss and a tie. In exhibition play, Whitby had a win, a loss and'a tie. Naylor scored twice, Stanton, Verkuyl and Michael James each had one in a 5-1 win over Osh- awa Canadians. Oct. 22 Whltby, Matt Taylor Ryan Matthew" Oct. 24 Whltby Ryan Matthews 2 3 Peterborough .6 2 arkhnm oct. 25 Whithy Il' ContraiOntarlo Nathan Cater 3 Ryan Matthews 2 Kyle Wailes 2 Brandon McBride 2 Ryàn Farrow Mike ubrnak Justi n Potter and Ryan McMi- chael scored in 'a 4-2 loss to Markham. Justin Giles and Chris Simp- son scored in a,2-2 tie with Ajax. Solid on defence for Whitby were Andrew Greenen, Tom Ricica, James Atkins Pichut and Scott Beethani, in Iront of the strong goaltending of Darryl For- sey and Greg Johnson. Walsh gets tying goal The Whitby. minor novice AAA hockey teani, sponscred by the Ladies Awdiliary, came fromn behind to tie Richmond HiEU - Vaughan 3-3 recently. After falling behind 3-1 at the end of the second peniod, Kevin- Walsh scored twice in the third period to help Whitby gain the tie. .Both goals were assisted by Wade Branch, with Andrew Laniiot heI lg i'o the third ygo.x~ichasû oeredWtb' irst goal unassistëd. ....................... ...... .. . . ........... . ....... ...mpr.......e. ..e..gu....record.. 1 m