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Page 26, Whitby Free Press. Wednesday, Februaiy 10, 1993 DARRYL LEWIS slips the puck into an unprotected corner of the net for the f irst of two goals to lead the Whitby major peewee AAA hockey team to an 8-4 win over Central Ontario Wolves in the third game of their first-round OMHA playoff series. Whitby wrapped up the best-of-five series three games to one with a 7-0 victory Saturday night in Lindsay. Photos by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Press Santi ago bre qaks record in Ontar0 junior pentathlon Pennie Santiago of Whitby set a new record for first-year junior women in the pentathlon at the Ontario Combined Events track and field championships in Toronto recently. Santiago, a member of the Oshawa Lgon Tack and Field Club improved on the record she e ualed in last year's pentathlon iiich consista of flive events. She had a time of 9.96 seconds in the 60-metre hurdles, leaped 1.55 metres in high jump, had a distance of 9.4 metres in shot p ut, managed 4.99 metres in long jum p and had a time of two minutes, 28.82 seconds in the 800m race. Her performances in the hur- dles and high jump were per- sonal bests. She will compete in pentathlon at the U.S. interscholastic cham- e onships in Syracuse, N.Y. in T'he indoor competitions are preparations for the outdoor sea- son when Santiago hopes to earn a place on the Canadian teani that will compete at the Junior Pan-Amn championships and as a member of the Ontario team that will compete in the Canada Sumn- mer Games. WHR Y eISO KATN 3teams wi--*n goldI hosted Feb. 6. AIl four Whitby pre- cision skating teams were medal winners at the invita- tional com- petition they A total of 47 teamis were entered irn the event that drew a large number of spectators to Iroquois Park. Ice Pix, coached by Mona Gib- ney, won a bronze medal in the juvenile division. They placed first in their flight and third in the gold final. Ice Angels, coached by Kelly Jennings, placed first in their flight and first overali in the novice division. Angels are the current Cana- dian champions and hope to defend their title at the Cana- dian championships in Kitchener in April. Ice Crystals junior team placed first in their flight and first The Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club under-17 select team, spon- sered by Nurse Chevrolet Olds- mobile Ltd. and CRCS General Contractors, finished second at a tournament last weekend in Peterborough. On their way to the final match on Sunday, Whitby defea- ted Cobourg 10-2 and Agincourt 8-4 and suffered a severe trounc- Intecaminhpmatch, Whitby had another go at Peter- borough and lost in a thrilling 3-2 contest. Playing for Whitby were Ste- yen Aspden, Trevor Burwash, Glen Gaffney, Craig Gulas, Ryan Hannan, Robert Hbbs, Kevin Kerr, Ian King, James Mullane, Rick Petralito, Carmen Plastina, Aaron Plue, Chris Skenderis, Micheal Vander Bruggen, Lee Van Veghel an.dRob Vxani. Coach wnLs Sam Coppolino assistant coach Alan Hibbs and manager Tom Aspden. Two gymnasts fromn Whitby were first overaîl in their divî- sions at the Maple Leaf invita- tional meet in Niagara Falls Jan. 16 and 17. Kerri Sinclair, 14, was first on vault, bars and floor and second on beam te, take first overali in level 3. Her performance helped the Gemini Gymnastics level 3 team win the firet-place team trophy. In pre-competitive, Christine Dorrepaal, 8, was first on vault, floor and bars and second on beam te take first overail in the 8A division. Stephanie Currie, 13, also of Whitby had 30 points and team- mate ýiichelle Totz, 10, of Whitby had 28.15 points te help the Geini Gymnasties Clu b level 4 teamn finish feurth overaîl. overaîl. They are coached by Jodi Jones. Crystals are having a good y ear -- they won gonld in Lake PIacid and silver at Winterfest in Newmarket. The Whitby adult team, Ice Elusions, coached by Cathy Dal- ton, were not to be outdone. They came through with a gold medal skate, living up to their rep uation from previous years. Lst year they placed second at the Canadian c ampionships in Regina. The Whitby teams will com- P ete sectional s in Peterborough Teams must qualify at sec- tionals in order to advance to provincials and Canadians. The Whitby Maksteel major peewee AAA hockey team eliminated the Central Ontario Wolves from their -first-round, best-of-flve series, three games of one. Last Wednesday at Iroquois Park, Darryl Lewis scored two goals and had four assists te lead Whiitby to an 8-4 win. Steve Death set the pace early with his aggressive play and he potted a natural hat trick. Jason Hotchkiss played his usuel strong game and contributed a pair of goals and assists while David Farquharson added three assiste. Bryan Crouch finished off the scoring with a single marker and added a helper, along with setups from Adent MacCarl and Matt Cepson. Tom Lawson wes solid between the pipes as he tumned aside 22 wolves shots to help preserve the win. Whitby wrapped up the series in Lindsay on Saturday behind the shuteut goaltending of Josh Evans. Whitby coaches were very satisfied with the disciplined team effort that led te the 7-0 win. Whitby peppered the Wolves with 36 shots while allowing only 13 on Evans. Capson played a great game on the Whitby point, scoring two and adding three assists. Hotchkiss and Crouch aIse' notchied two goals with Death setting up four. Mark Haynes with a single goal and assist rounded up th e Wihitby scoring while MacCarl, Mike Robertson and Dan Ricica had one assist each. Solid defensive efforts were turned in throughout the series by Luke McKay, Mike Cartwright, - Don Campbell and Justin C(ilhns. Wh'itbI anticipates a local Hwy 2 series against Oshawa Kinsmen next, with dates to be flnalized over the next few days. Barring playoff conllicts, Whitby will travel to Ottawa next weekend for the Cumberland Barons teurnament. Whitby tames Wolves, advance in-playoffs