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tIESI AVAl LABLE COPY Page 34, Wh tby Free Press, Weclnosday, April 7. 1993 IPeewees.. move.. ontBege e ifnl .oranet ovr te-ad .ayU....sc...ro wi . Whitby major peewee selects, sponsored by Blades Customn Skate Care, teok anothier step teward the North York league championship by beating eut Pleasantview in the quarter-finals. Whi tby now starts the seri-finals against firat-place North Teronto, the only teain te beat Whitby in league play this year. The first gaine against Pleasantview was an easy win for Whitby as they skated te a 7-0 win. Bryan Crilly had a great night, scoring three goals. Joey Sirnonnetta continued te drive te the net and picked up a pair of goals. Derek Powers and Wayne Richard rounded off the offence, scoring once each. Stephen Corey and Joehua Williamns contributed te the offence with a couple of assists eaeh. Goaltender Jasen Johnsten was hot in this game and miade key saves late in the gaine te earn the shutout. The second gaine saw Whitby corne out fiat against an aggressive Pleasantview, faling behind by two goals early in the game. Wihitby came alive in the second period and tied the game on goals by Powers and Derek Van Egmend. The third period saw Whitby move ahead by two goals, with Powers picking up is second of the gaine on a ice set-up by Ryan McCarron while Stephen Mace scored an insurance goal late in the third on a pass fromn Ryan Peacocke. Wàhy stopped skating late in the gaine and saw Pleasantview charge back to tde the gaine with 18 seconds remaining. The tie in the second game ferced the series to a third gaine. This gaine was the moet-exciting of the series with end-to- end action throughout. Joel Gingras- scored the winning goal late in the firat period on a set-up from Van Egmnond and Lars Clay. Pleasantview pulled their goalie in the final minute ef the gaine, win a key faceoff that allowed Clay to score ini the empty net. Whitby goaltender Brent Johnson was outstanding throughout the gaine, frustrating Plensantview on ail of their scoring chances to earn the shutout. Whitby entered the StoutTville Break, losing in the final te, Ajax. The first grime saw Whitby corne out fiying, scoring three quick goals and then cruising te a 6-0 win. Steven Race led the offence with two goals, while Brady Blakely, Van Egmnond, Chad McKenzie and Mace each had a goal. Goalies Brent Johnson and Jason Johnsten split the gaine and were flawless te earn the shutout. The second gaine saw Whitby up against a powerful squad from Waterloo, and was the best gaine of the teurnament as Whitby won 5-1. This gaine was a rough, fast-skating contest which went inte the third period with no goals being scored. early in the third te open the gaine up, and Whitby scored four more turnes in three minutes te take the game. Crilly, Simoninetta, Gingras and Mace ail scored in the three-minute span. The final was against a tough Ajax teara. The teame - each scored in the second period before a tired Whitby tearn faitered and Ajax slated to a3-1win. Coaches Stewart Mace and Deug Peacocke feel the team is now playing some of its best hockey, and with centinued strong teain play, should de well in the North York semià-finals. Whitby were bolstered by the recent return of goaltender Jonathon Olancy back freina hand injury. ES AND 'LEMWEN,À NAMYlWEHAVI VOUR ATTENTIN PLEA SE.o Al-mstars bounce police in athietie fundraiser w I About 700 people watched on April 1 as the eastern regional high school senior basketball teain beat the Durhamn Regional Police basketball team 49-32 in the first annual high schooI basketball teurnament at Durham College. An earlier game saw the eastern regional teain edge the western regional teain by a score of 61-60 in a game that was decided in the last seconds of letournarnent was organized by cadet Jeif Haskins and Censt. Terry Ryan. Several area. businesses donated prizes and sponsored events. In the slam dunk contest, Kirk Salesman, a Grade 12 student at Pîckering High School, walked away a winner. It was bis second consecutive win in a lain dunk contest in Durham Region. Second place was clairned by Michael Hunt of Ajax High School, while Mike Piwerka of McLughlin High School in Oshawa was third. Durham Regional Police have been taking up the challenge te compete against area schools in sporting events for some Urne. Tis was the first tournament to invelve all high schools in the region. Ail proceeds from the event were donated to the Lake Ontario Secondary Sehool athietie fund and the Durhamn Colege Athletic Fund. The Witby Owasco under-1Os finished a tough indoor season in third place in the Scarborough Indoor Soccer League. In the final two league gaines, Pickering was the opposition on both occasions. In the first encounter Whitby trounced their near neighbours 8-1 with goals from Curtis Emo (four), Michaël Bowerman (three) and Stuart Thomson. 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