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At...... aoi thcabsssaeeed o rn m Whitby major atoin selects, spoasored by Brooklin and District Kinsmen, captured the championship at the Goulding Park select hockey tournament over the weekend. Wltby opened the preliminary round with a 2-O victory over the host teain, with Andrew Gubbels earning the shutout. Wihitby carried the play to their opponents throughtout the gaine and only excellent goaltedng plus a tenacieus Gelig Park defence were able te hold thein te two goals. Mike Gubbels scored midway through the first period, assisted by Nick Cowan. The second tally came early in the third period by Matt Walten with the assist going to Mike Gubbels, named gaine MVP for Whitby. In their second contest, Whiùtby controlled the gaine throughteut and skated te an easy 6-0 'vin over Downsview. Mike Gubbels and Scott Messenger led the scoring, each with two goals and an assist; Jason Turkingten and Matthew Walton had singles. Greg Foxwell, Chad Kawasaki and Cameron Munro aIl had two assists with singles going te Trevor Bremner, Garrett Richard and Matt Walton. Andrew Gubbels recorded the shutout and was named MVP. In the final preliminary round gaine, Whitby faced East Gwillirnbury which opened the scoring early in the first period. Whitby battled back to take a 2-1 lead at the end of the first Police hold tournament Durham Regional Police 'viii hold a basketball tournament and dunk contest at Durham College on Thursday, April 1. The tournament wi h include the Durham Region high schools' east-west al-star gaine. The win- ner will play the Durham Regional Police teain. The dunk contest is at haîf- turne. The tournament begins at 6 p.m. ,Admission is $2. 1ikets are available at police headquarters la Oshawa, at the college, Collegiate Sports or at the doorr. Ail proceds go to the Durham Colege athletic scholarship fund and LOSSA Athletic Association. 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Mike Gubbels had two goals; Messenger a goal and two assists; Kawasaki a goal and an assist; Kyle Tennant two assists; Cowan two assists; Matt Walton and Foxwell one assist. Messenger was named against MVP. In the championship gaine Whitby once again faced a familiar foe as they tangled with Goulding Park. As they had Whitby Hard-Co miner atoîn selects reached the A final of the Lakefleld atein toumnament over the weekend. Ia gaine one Whitby played a strong teai fom Sutton. Matthew Rae opened the scoring with an unassisted marker early in the first period. Frein that point en, both teains played a tight, close-checking gaine with both Dusty Sargent and Justin Zammitt ..making a number of eutstanding saves. Rae staked Whitby te a 2-0 lead with another unassisted inarker early la the third peried. Sutton continued te press and this resulted in two late goals that evened the match at 2-2 and produced an overtinie shooteut. David Beckford and ilse scored on the first two Whitby chances while Sargent stoned the Sutton shooters. Whitby advanced by a score of 4-2. The Whitby MYF for the gaine was Zammit. Whitby played their second gaine against a teai froin St. Annes. St. Annes scored the flrst goal early in the gaine and centinued te press te try te add te their lead. Kevin Taylor scored midway threugh the second peried te tie the gaine. David Besco assisted on the Taylor gosi. Scott Cook and Mike Astales scered inidw'.ty through the third peried te give Whitby a 3-1 iead. Mike Kobrynevich and Luc Chiasson assiited on the Cook goal. Whitby had a goal by Taylor called back and this seeined te give the St. Annes teain a boost as they scored with less than two minutes te go te make the score 3-2. This led te a wild finish as St. Annes puiled their goalie te try throughout the tournament Whitby caine out flying anc1 carried the play te, the opposition in the opening period. matt Walten opened the scoring, assisted by Mike Gubbels and Matthew Walton. Messenger, with Cam Munro assisting, miade it 2-0 miàdway through the period. Goulding Park scored three minutes later te narrow the margia te, one goal but Whiùtby bounced back less than a minute later as Messenger scored on a nifty solo effort to restore the two-goal margin. Goulding Park pressed the action throughout the second period but Whitby met the challenge and held them off the scoresheet for the rest of the gaine. The third period saw Whitby carry the play and record two goals for a 5-1 final. Messenger completed the hat trick with assists by Tennant and Richard. Mike Gubbels rounded out the scoring assisted by the two Waltens. Messenger was the gaine MVP. This was the teain's best performance of the year as they outskated and outhustled the and tie the gaine. Whitby withstood the pressure and won 3-2. The goaltending 'vas again outstanding with both goaltenders making numerous great saves. The Wihitby MVP for the gaine was Sargent. The championship final saw Whitby play the host Lakefleld teain. Whitby came out fast and storrned te a 3-1 first period lead on goals by Beckford, Cook and Besco. Assists went te Kobrynovich, Astalos, Rae and Taylor. Second period penalties te Whitby gave Lakefield new life and they responded by scoring three goals in the second period to take a 4-3 lead. Besco, assisted by Rae, scored early in the third period to even the score. Lakefield scored two unanswered goals to skate te a 6-4 victory. Whitby MVP for this gaine was Taylor. PLAYOFFS In North York select league playoff action, Whitby is tied 1-1 in gaines with Leaside. Wh-itby won the first gaine 3-0 with Rae, Besco and Astalos scoring. Assists went te Andrew Allison, Rae and Mike Liske. Leaside won the second gaine 2-1 by scoring the winning goal in the last two minutes. Chiasson scored the Whitby goal unassisted. It was the first ioss for Whitby in select league action. Whitby's success is attributed te the ' total teain' style preached by the coaching teain of Leule Atkinson, Paul Cook, Mark Sargent and manager Geof Michie. Other teain members are Brian Leni, Chase Atkinson, Mike Liske, Nicholas Michie, Chris Michaud and Ryan Rebb. Lakefield tournament Seleets fail mn final opposition in every gaine. 'The defence and goaltending were superlative in every gaine and the coaching staff was extremely pleased with the performance of the entire teain. Teain members are Andrew Gubbels, Greg Foxwell, Kyle Tennant, Trevor Bremner, Jason Turkington, Mike Gubbels, Matthew Walton, Chad Kawasaki, Garrett Richard, Cameron Munro, Nick Cowan, Scott Messenger, Matt Walton, Steven Pigrain and Josh Brimble. The coach is Dave Walton, assistants Ted Munro and Junior Tennant. Andy Gubbels is the team manager. Whitby select hockey MINOR NOVICE ponuored by Accu-Lino Front End SpecilasmLUI. Thornhlll Major Novice Tournament Match 19 Wh 2 Thornhill 2 Match 20 Whitby 8 Wexford 4 Jason Canna! 3 Jamies Liske 2 Biy Hed Justin Hawe Robert Eberte Whiby 4 Leaside 3 Bily Head 2 Jason Connor Rlobert Ebetie Match 21 Whfiby 1 Unlonvitie 4 BiIIy Head Wednesdayv night dait leagrue LABATTS 1LUE UGHT DIVISION (Men's) fINALS <Msrch 10) W L PTS Fabricatlng Techrice 130 80 130 Darryl Nortion Services 127 83 127 Patma Faam 125 85 125 Whltby TrapyHao 113 97 113 GaCy pis Services 97 113 97 Whitby Weedman 92 118 92 Baker Furniture Finlahing 78 132 78 Claremont Cattectat Cars 78 132 78 Gantes ployed DarlNoton 6 Petma Foatn 4 Whity, Tophy 6 Fabricalng loch. 4 Baker Futniture 6 Whftby Wqedman 4 Gary Coppins 8 Clatemaont Cars 2 Top 10 scorors Dave Pindat 780 John McPhetaon 601 Dave Rayd, Sr. 513 AI Pindar 510 Norm Brooklng 489 George Hilliatd 462 Tony Van Pe Von 406 George t04Y 404 Bill Barkr 397 Todd Barber 387 Player of the week Grum Sangwin LABATTS CARLSBERG DIVISION FINALS <Mrch 10) W L PTS Desitatta Office Systere 69 39 69 Rayas Enterprise 55 53 55 Oodd & Sauter Broadloocn 54 54 54 n Lino Store Fitutes 38 70 38 Top six scorers Scott Loimet 262 Wayne Thomas 147 Don Maillet 139 Dave Reid 130 i-ylhoma099 o' et Il ; sl'X