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Pagç nit Whtbyt-ree k:r6s. V»qnsoay, ikebray, u The Stanley Cup and the Memorial Cup are coming te Whitby on Saturday, Feb. 20 and Sunday, Feb. 21, and fans from Durham Itegion are invited te corne out and see the two moat sought-after trophies in hockey. 1993 is an historic year in the hockey comrnunity as the Stanle Cup is celebrating its lOth anniversary and the Memorial Cup is celebrating its 75tbu anniversary. Fans will be able to receive their photo with either the Stanley Cup or the Memorial Cup for only $5 each, or just $4 if they bring a canned food item te support local food banks. The photo will include a frame-mount for presentation and display. The trophies will he displayed between 7 arn. and 6 p.. on Saturday and 7 arn. and 5P.rn. on Sunday in Whitney Hall at Iroquois Park Mrena. In addition, fans will have a chance to bid on a number of sports collectible and other items at a sulent auction, being held in conjunction with the trophy showings. Included in the items available are two Eric Lindros-autographed Philadeiphia Flyers game jerseys and two Lindros-autographed gaine sticks, as well as autographed CHL Al-Star game jerseys from Alexandre Daigle and Chris Gratton, the two top-rated players for the 1993 National Hockey League entry draft. Bids for the sulent auction will be taken throughout the two days and will close nt 3 p.m. on Sunday. The event is being organized by the Whitby minor atom AAA hockey club, sponsored by Dundas Centre Guardian Drugds. Whitby junior Bs win 3rd silver Whitby's Midas Muffler junior B ringette team won the silver medal at a recent ringette toumnament in Pickering. This is the third time in four tournaments the girls have made star ..n........ A former Anderson (Cfflegiate track star is continuing ni s win- ning ways south of the border. Andy Brereton, a member of the Western Michigan University men's track team, placed sixth in two events Iast Saturday at the 1993 Central ColIegiate Con- ference indoor championships in East Lansing Brereton had a turne of 6.5 seconds for the 55 meters and 23.5 ft. in the long jump. The teain scored 77 points to place third in a field of 13 teams. Major atom AAA hockeyýq The major atom AAA hockey team sponsored by Elscint Canada opened their next series of the pflayoffs with a 5-38 bas to Oshawa last Sunday. Whitby advanced to the next round of the playofl's by defeating Ajax-Pickering 6-0 in a best three of five series. Whitby won by scores of 5-1, 2-0 and 4-3. The remaining games of the series are: Feb. 20, Children's Arena at 5 p.m., gaine #3, Feb. 22 nt Iroquois Park, 8 p.m., game #4, Children's Arena Feb. 24 at 7 p.m. and game #5 at Iroquois Park, 6:15 p.m. on Feb. 27. Team players are David Chant, Shari Bryksa, Jamie Giles, Judd Stevenson, Marc Lamers, Danny Cohen, Gil Vamplew, Sean Haynes, Scott Beegan, Kyle Crouch, Matt Jardin, Andrew Marshall, Dadvid Kubrynski, Nick Owen, Casey Dupont, Ryan Boyd and coaches Jin Boyd, Gary Marshall, Serge Dupont and Mike Haynes. it to the finals. Also for the third time the team bhas played outstanding ringette versus superior competition and had te settle for the silvers medal. The teurnament started well with an 8-2 domination of Scarborough. Jennifer Cotton and Arnanda Wheelans each had two goals and two assists in strong two-way efforts. The second gaine was played aginst a very strong regional team froi Stratford. Whitby played well but was frustrated by a superior teain in a physical contest, losing 6-0. The third game was played against the home club froin Pickerirng. Whitby blew open a close 1-0 game early in the second haîf with a solid three goals and two assists from Wheelans. Gaine number four was played against a teugh. Markham team. Although pressing hard for a tying goal late in the gaine, Wihitby lost 4-3 but advanced te the final on goal differential. The first period of the tournament final was an excellent advertisernent for the sport of ringette. Both teains skated strongly in a clean, fast battle. The VWtby girls played tremendously and backed by outstanding goaltending froin Samantha Sheppard, Whitby was down 2-1 part way through the second haîf. Unfortunately penalties caught up with the teain, Stratford scoring twice on separate 2-skater advantages -on their way te a 6-1 win. Whitby's defense of Tanya Campeau, Jean Templeman, Megan Neilly and Anne Henderson played extremely well throughout the tournament, killing numerous penalties and limiting the high-scoring Stratford club to six goals in each gaine. Scoring in the tournarnent were Ainanda Wheelans (six goals, four assists), Kim Vanderlip (three goalà, three assists), Tamara Wiesiolek (three goals, two assists), Ellen Johnson (two goals, two assiste), Erin Carroll (one goal, four assists), Megan- Neilly (one goal, two assists), Anne Henderson (one goal, one assist), Jennifer Cotton (two goals, two assista), Erica Giles (five asaists), Tanya Carnpeau (four assists), Kistine Johnson (four assiste) and Jean Templernan (two assiste). Maksteelers beat Knsmen Whitby's major peewee AAA hockey teamn, sponsored by Maksteel Service Centre, defeated Oshawa insmen 6-2 in the opening gaine of their four out of seven Eastern AAA league playoff. Goaltender Tom Lawson turned aside 19 Oshawa shots to earn the win with the point scorers pnced by Steven Death's three point effort (one goal, two assists). Mark Haynes contrihuted two goals while Adam MacCarl and Luke McKay each scored a goal and an assist. Two helpers came off the sticks of Darryl Lewis, Mike Robertson and Matt Capson. A single goal was scored by Bryan Crouch and Justin Collins had one assist te wrap up the scoring. Strong defensive efforts were turned in by Mike Cartwright, Dan Ricica, Scott Gilmour and Matt Quart. The Maksteelers face Oshawa Monday and Thursday nights at Oshawa's Children's Aena with home matches at Iroquois Park on Wednesday night and Saturday afternoon. The Maksteelers travelled te Ottawa over the past weekend for the Cumberland Barons annual teurnament. While Whitby only managed a tie and one victory over four gaines, some players were recognized for their prformance. Mike Robertson picked up two MVP's while Steve Death and Tom Lawson each eamned one MVP. Whitby men's hockey STANDINGS mu of Fet il W L T F A P Attersley Tire Custaom Auto Qucens Iloate] C.K. Auto Ildy Natianal Trust Nurse Chev-Olda Royal Waods Birothers Pit" NRS Real ty Dodd & Seulor Jin Davideon Roy's Enterprise 12 5 12 5 il 6 9 6 10 a 7 7 6 9 8 il 7 il 7 Il 96 70 96 73 83 72 80 82 88 77 6660 64 68 66 72 87 77 84 85 68 96 67 98 Gamne Rmsuu Custom Auto Rosa Brawnridge 2 Bornie Mylea Tom Osier Royal Waods Bruce Wood 2 Larry Cheesman 2 Larry Lloyd 2 Andy Asquith Jan l'atie Nurse Chev-Olds Ted llsrtlott 2 Pot Sheehon Barry Alumu National Trust Blob Mowat 3 llucky Crouch 3 Carl Vickers 2 Jint Duvidoon Wayne Colomnb 2 Marshall Thompoon Ian Ferguson Roya Entorpriso Tom Schrer 2 Greg Cartwright 2 Cary Burgess 4 Attersley Tire Jim Smith 2 8 Brothers Pizza Boeb Smalley 4Quean's Ilotel Dava Buggies Dave Farquharson 8 C.K. Auto lBody Don Prench 2 Terry liradimore Tom England 4 Dodd & Sauter Steve Sandford 1llowie 1Hope 5 NliS Reulty Tony lcber 2 George Lober Miko Armstrong PlaySu<s) citho wek Bob Mowat, National Trust, 6 points Bucky Crouch, National Trust, 5 pointe Roua i lrownridgc. Custom Auto, 2 goals. includirug gumne winncr Whitby select hockey MINOII NOVrICE sponnaod by Accu-Lino Fient End Spedaltion LUL Scarboeough Valestcu Tournamt Feb. 13 Wltby 9 Wexford 0 James Limbe 3 Robert Eberle 2 Jason Cannor Iiilly Head Jeremy Brimble Sean Bill Shutaut . Justin Connors Marc Gleeson Feb. 14 Whltby Il CedlarPlil O Billy Head 3 Justin Connar 2 Justin îiawe James Liske Sean JHil Robert Eberle Jercmy lirimble Sean Kerr Sisutout . Justin Connors Marc Gleeson High. sehool hockey SENIOR BOYS W LT F A P Eastdale 10 0 0 64 27 20 Dunherton 7 2 0 44 21 14 Dwyer 6 4 0O 36 31 12 Pickering 6 6 0 43 46 10 Anderson 4 4 2 46 37 10 Ilensy Street 4 4 1 39 42 9 McLAughlin 4 6 0 47 36 8 Donevan 3 561 27 37 7 Ajax 3 61 37 47 7 O'Neill 2 6 1 26 40 5 Roberts 1 7 0 18 60 2 Pino Ridge 0 1 0 2 14 O Ine Ridge ha& withdrawn froin the league. Wednesday night dart league LABA'rrSBLUE LMORT DIVISION- (Mon'.) Standings m .t Feb. 10 W L Fr8 Fabricotlng Tochnicu 111 69 Ili Darsyl Norton Services 107 63 107 Pernua Poau 100 70 100 Whitby Trophy lHeuse 86 84 89 Whitby Weedman 74 96 74 Gary Coppins Service. 72 98 72 Baker Furnîture Flnhshing 66 104 66 Claremont Collecter Cars 64 106 64 Gaines played Fabricating Tech. 8 llakerFurnituro2 Perma FPoam 7 Gory Cappins 3 Whitby Trophy 6 Whitby Weodman 4 Claremont Colac. 6 Darryl Norton Ser. 6 Top 10 semz Dave indur 638 John McPherson 449 Dave Boyd Sr. 416 NarranBrooking 414 AI Pindar 393 George Ililliard 372 Tony Van De Von 367 Todd Barber 330 Buill aricer 317 George Day 315 Plsyecithe woek Bill Barker LABATI'S CARLsSERO DIVISION S nnigss t Feb. 10 W L FPM Desîratta Office Service. 59 37 59 Rays Enterprise 60 46 50 Dodd & Sauter Brsadlom 48 48 48 In-Lino Store Fxtures 36 61 36 caesPlue Dodd & Sauter 6 m-Ulne Store 0 Ray's Enterprise 4 Desiratta Ollice 2 Top 8 sooe.,u Scott Larimer 216 Wayne Thomas 136 David Reid 126 Don Maillot12 Jean Appleby 80 Jay Thomas 70 Ploye etthe woek Wayne Thomas ATOllS Whitby indoor socoer HOUSE LEAGUE Feb. 13 NavyBlue Mrk Mizi4 C. Campbell 2 Purple Robert Denning Red Eric Brown Marcn Fob. 12 Sweden R. flawker 2 Gernany A. Cross 2 M. Demmer C. Gulas Scathusnd C. Tremblay 2 A. Davis S. Deveri A. Machiln Iroland wabes Germany England Scotlnd Sweden ROOKIES 6 Green 4 Purpie Stripe 1 Light Blue Chris Justice 0 God PEEWE 2 Ireland P. Finnie J. Mullane C. Croein 4 England S. McDavid 2 " McDonaad " Raon 5 Wales A. Payne 3 N. Coe Standings W jan. 30 IloUland Daniel Patterson Fob. 14 wales IlIaland Matthew Demmer Karon MeClinton Jamnie Cousin Seotland 3 0 SLemais owermnan 2 Brandon Taylor BraiS 0 Kaelas Palmer Mark Leblanc David Ilendrix Ireland Patrick Houstos 0 Robert Nicholson Germany Brian Donolly Daniel Milagliotta Feb. 13 4 Sprague Gunsers 6 Michael Sprague 3 Victoia Mthves Mitchi Moszamo 4 Curnew Rangera John Baker 2 Dessing Celtie Tyler Matdn 2 Auras Wolff ThonrpsosOwla O 1 France 0 Spain 3 Michael Ilali 2 Kzisty-Lee Grahamt 3 US&A. 0 Aloxandra Powell Tyler Sceo 3 Canada Andrew Mthven 2 Engtand 2 France Justin Chohrouru SQUIRr Speedy Auta ichard llbbs "dm Smith 2 James ibemian 2 LafrgeSpa rts Y- Kor-Cameron Lomnagno Cosmnos Scott 'Junular 2 Mdichael Sheehan Robert Lomugso Ryal Spur CuugWollUnited O Semmons Ateioto 1 John I la me