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Whiby Free Press, Wednrisday. March 3,1993. Page 17 e - j. YFF Atomsam for sweep in quarter-fina series The Whitby miner atem AAA hockey club, sponsered by Dundas Centre Guardian Drugs, toek a two gaines te none lead in thoir best-of-fivo OMHA quarter- final series against the Quinte Red Devils over the weekend. On Saturday, Whitby opened their series by scorng a convincing 8-3 win at Iroquois Park. Blaine Down, Bebby McBride and Sean MacRury each scored twice for the winnera while Jason Peyman and Steven Farquharson added, singles. MacRury, Down, Robert Lalondo and Jay Harrison each had two assista while Mike Nemnisz played a strong gaine in goal. The return match in Quinte on Sunday proved te be a more defensivo affalr with the local squad ceming away wth a 4-3 come-from-behnd victory in overtimo. MacRuryopened the scorng for Whitby 'from MeBrido and Sean Walah early in the firat but the home tearn countered with throe straight goals te tako a 3-1 lead. Poyman stuffed home a rebound after a MacRury breakaway with throe minutes te go in the second period te narrow the margin and set the stage for the coeneck. In a close checking third, Lalondo set Down up for the equalizer with six minutes te go and neither team could score threugh. the romainder of regulation turne. With just three seconds te play in the 10-minute extra frame, McBride knocked home a Harrison point shot fer the winner. Ian, Watson, carne, up big. for Whitby in goal, receiving strong efforts from his rearguards Harrison, Walsh, Jeremny Fisher, Mike Morrison and Stephane Linklater. 1Whithy bas received excellent contribution from ail forwards during this series and in the previeus round againat Richmond HilI-Vaughan. Right wingers are MacRury, Lalonide and Matt McKay, left wingers Whitby minor hockey HOUSE LEAGUE Whitby Audio Ryan floeney DarylMcCllnton Brian llowder Sean lioland Shawn Kearna Steve Towrie Matigold Don Ilutchingu 2 Miko Morland UIANTAM 6 Gaitarzan John Shetier 2 Kevin Graham Adam Murray Todd Bainbridge 3 lTT Cannon Justin Fortier Canadian ire 1 Allied Food Shawn Twigger Kevin Perguson Steven Ilendeboe Dave Dougherly MAJOR 1199WER Feb. 28 DufraTowing Derek Ilower 3 Brian ltiddeU 2 Darcy1Hll Jason lrwln 7 Frunklinm 7 Graham MMurtrie 3 Chils 1ley 2 La ruClay Nicholas I11m Whitby Toyota 4 Itoy's Enterpriee Berck Van Egmond 2 Danicl TeeTance Thoma Pizimmons 2 JuffOdes Accuracy lu& Durryl A"hy 2 George Mayer 3 Provincial Signa Jui Johnson MINOiR h'EN'WKI Pcb. 28 Whitby Kinsnen Durrn Barley Jasen lIante 2 Mclvor lnsarance Itebert h lavcry Luke Power Bradbury Moch. 3 Whitby Optimi.ts Shawn Ilînaîko 2 Tim Penne"ae Pauai Graham Kevin Jenningu John Parrugia Shawn Turner MAJORtATOM Down, Farquharson and Kyle Branch. Centres Peymnan and MeBride have been aeeing double duty after Jef Frazer injured his armn noar the end of the regular season. Frazer bas been skating with the teain and could return if doctors give hlm the go ahead and the team advances te the OMHA finals. The third gaine of the Quinte series will be at Iroquois Park (pad 2) in Whitby on Saturday. March 6, starting at 2:15 p.m. with the fourth gaine, if necessary, scheduled for Marmora Arona on Sunday. the winner of the series will play Peterborough in the OMHA semi-finals. Whltby has now won five straight post-season gaines and was undofeated in thoir last six rogular soason contesta, meaning that they have now gone undefeated in their last i1l bague games. CO*STEEL ý>LASCO 13 Whitby club sw"immers in Ontario championships Thirteen members of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club will compete in the Ontario Age Group Championahipa in Brant- ford Ont. March 5 te 7. AGhleighi Crowder, a back- stroke specialiat, is ranked third in Canada in the 200-metre backstroke and fifth in 10Dm backstroke for girls aged 13 and 14. Lindsay Crowder, now te the age group, is in backstroke and butterfly. Lisa Dol Mastro, ran- ked nationally in il events as a 12-year-old this year, la also new to tri ae oup Matthew Del Mastro qualifxied in eight ovents in the under-lO boys category, and sheuld finish in the top 16 in a number of those eventa. Jamie Dol Mastro, at a ge 8, is the youngest to qualify for the high-calibre, short-course (25m pool) meet. Whitby's medley relay teain of Tara Arnott, Sarah Le, Robyn McCulloch and Allison Dunlop is undefeated this year and rankcçd first in Canada for girls aged il and 12. The samne girls comprise the 200m free roI ay team, ranked first in Ontario and third in Canada. McCulloch is ranked nationally in backstroke, butterfly and in- dividual medley. Dunlop is ranked fourth in 50m freestyle, ninth in 100m freestyle and lSth in 20Dm indivi- Paul Winklcy 2 Trevor Bremner Dylan Chynoweh Stuart Blake Andrew Clarke Anderson veteonn. O0llrooklin Kinsmen Shulout - Shutout - Andrew Oubbels Stephen Pigram Feb. 26 Whltby Saturn 4 Brad McNaughton 3 Mike McK(innon West Lynde F & C Nathan Rivera Matt Walton Standingo m or Fcb. 26 Whtby Satura Anderson Vetorin. liroolin insmen West Lynde F&C Par Esso Pro. Mrirclghters "*aYomf Pcb. 28 Broolin Kinsimen 3 Jason Turkington 2 Malt Wallon Anderson vetenn. 1 Scott Messenger Whitby Satura 2 Brod MeNaughton Eric Stevenson Feb. 28 Brookin Concrete 3 Christopher Whmllcy Cale Suter Michael Demaid Whitby t2ptimisits 5 David Normnan 2 Marc Leblanc 2 Andrew Allison Whit. Pro. Pire. Greg Lcblanc iaise Lawsan Justin Weathers Par Ess West Lynde P&C Grog Sonnette Malt Wallon MINOR ATOM 1layonY lirooklin Cycle Kevin Taylor 2 Speedy Auto Glass 1 Michael Astalos Bockrerd Service 6 Durham Drelge Lac Chiauaon 3 Derek Orr Chase Atkinaon 2 Mathew Rae M INOR NOVICE Pcb. 27 Clintar Grounds Andrew Ilenace, 2 Paul Lombardi Robert Richards Pcb. 21 par Eaaa Whit. Pme FirerighL 2 Brooldin Lein Adam Thabodeua Tyler Stnetz Ian Brook Nathaniel Anras dual medley in Canada, and will contend or medals at the Ontario meet. Arnott is a breaststroke and individual medloy specialist while Lo 18 a sprint freestyler and backstroker. For boys aged 13 and 14, Erik Van Dijk is a modal contender in the 100m and 20Dm breaststroke events. Aaron Le is a sprint freestyle and butterfly specialist, also good in 100m backstroke and 200m individual medley. Ho will be in the finals in several events. Brendan Masterson is a back- stroke and butterfly Comnpetitor. Lindaay Pratt, a first-year swimmer with the club, will com- pete in under-lO girls. Qualifying standards for the meet are based on the 30th place fromn the provious season. Plans are being inade to form a new lakeshore beague for midget girls' fastball. The league for girls aged 17 and 17, woul extend from Belle- ville to Pickerinq, and is inton- ded for communities with quick access to the 401. To enter a teami or for more information, call Roger Burley at 416-885-7773. lrooklin Kinsmen 6 Adam Dcath 2 Jamic Ilarton l'aul Vanderlip BillIllad Ont. Data Supply 0 London Lire Jaon Con ner 4 Androw Lazcry 3 Mutthcw Annis T&D Steak 9 Brooklin legion 8 Brooklin Kinsmen 9 Clintar Grounds G Londan Lire 5 Lennox Drum 4 Service Master 4 Ont. Data Supply 3 Feb. 28 Masterledroom O Andrnw Lebel Devoni Dadait Aaron McMurray Kinsmen Gregory William. 2 JelTrvy Prueman Kyle IPercewicz Aaron hMaguire McTeague Elecic 5 l>avid Arnold 4 2 T. 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