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a.. Page 28. Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, "w,,, Novices are region champ.,,ions The Whitby Hanet Plastics ringette teain wen the central regien novice B championship Easter weekend. Playing their best ringette this season, Whitby won four straight gaines, including a come-from- behind victory over Pickering in the final. In their first game against Oshawa, Whitby outscored Oshawa 9-5. The next gaine against an improved Ajax tearn, Whitby skated away with a 3-1 win. In the last gaine of the round-robin against Pickering, Whitby played a strong defensive gaine to, pull eut a 3-2 win. In the final against Pickering, Wihitby fell behind eariy 4-1 but fought back te close the gap to 4-3 after one period. In the second period Whitby started te outskate Pickering, and proceeded te outscore them 4-2 in the second period to take the championshiàp 7-6. Whitby teain members are Natalie Babony, Kara Byrnes, Sarnatha Çardweil, Bonnie Chant, Meaghan Cloutier, Cheryl Feret, Tara Henry, Emily Lebel, Krista Mueiler, Lisa Paddison, Kerri Rodrigues, Eniiiy Sand, Vicki Strugneli, coaches Dan Cloutier, Gene Byrnes, Judy Henry and Sue Paddison and manager Leza Cardwell. The tearn's season record was 39 wins, 10 losses and one tie. Jerry' s wrns Whitby showdown Rois Bownridge Jim Smithrys h rg aeos Bay N" ersTh deWaeos Tom Osier minor squirt hockey teain Serge Dupont completed their regular season in C.K. Auto Body 8 Oueens Rotei 1 second place, but recent Chris Baiey 2 Dave Duggss oraen cinsa h ei Terry Bradimore 2 tunmn cinswteta Fred Young 2 bring home flrst-place honours teo Scott Fieqg a Tom England wrap up the season. Silver division Participating in the Ajax- Brotheus Pz2 National Trust 0 Pickering tournament over the Enzo inaiiS Eastern weekend, Jerry's ent Rob Bus 2 undefeated into the finals against Peter Grummat another Whitby teain, Sign Nurse Chev-Olds 6 Dodd & Soutar 3 Images. Barry Athim 3 Dave Smt h Gaine one saw the club faceoff Dannis Bradimora James Oasbeg agisSi Im esadsek John Lanarduzzi Gary Lswick trgh wt ith Iages4 nd qua Pat Shoehan hog iha54wn Bronze division Michael Mackenzie scored al Boys Entrprisa, 5 NRS Beaty 2 fi ve geais for Jerry'.See Gr% Cartwight 2 Bob Waur Sehus e ig ms ith Doug Wibur Mke Armstrong two goasls wioterIarsmenit Brian Giltespieaw olwthohrmrse ick Farquharson Bob Slott and Bradley Harris Boyai Woods 6 Jin Oavidson 5 assisted by Xcott Xamin and Jon Patio Bandy Gallas RyD PriceJa s tirwl Doug Taytor ick MUshal L.a .Jme tiewl Larry Cheesman tan Frguson was strong in net for the Jerry>s Andy Asquith Grog Hansiord teain. Tom Buchanan Wayne Coomb an to aans ilg Paul Hutchinson Gm w gis ilg Playar of the waek.: Tarry Bradimore Chrysler saw Jerry's post a (5 pis, C.K. Auto Body) determined 8-0 victory. This victory was a total teain effort as Junior badmiunton finals held The Whitby junior badminton club held its final session on April 15. Coinetition finals were Elayed and mari parents were on and te wiitch the gaines and give support. There was soea flerce competition in the final gaines, and the'spectators were treated te some excellent play. Many of the juniors were in their first season of badminton. The awards were presented by Ted Feather, at the conclusion of the events. The Paul Sharrock trophy, for the club's most improved player, was awarded to Joanne Ward. The championship and top player trophy was won by Rebecca Griffiths. Other trophies were awarded te, individual winners, Peter Danforth, Alex Payne, Debbie Street, Phiilip Bennington and Allison Dalby. The VWtby junior badminton club pîmys at Stephen Saywell Public School and is a member of the Central Ontario Badminton Association. The junior club is supported by inembers of the YMCA Whitby Badminten Club. The Whitby junior badminton club will start again in Septeniber. To reserve a membership for xiext season, or fer further information, cli Ted Feather rit 579-7165. imr ~.11T~T.c geaiscorers were Brad Beattie and Tye ealy each with a pair, wth single form Ken Henry, Nicholas Cotter, Tom Gilmour and Mackenzie. Assisting this offensive Taliy were Anidrew Laramny with twe assists, Corey Bruinsma, Matthew Goedwin and Gilmour with singles. James Steigerwald earned the shuteut. Gaine thrce saw Jerry's defeat Mike's Auto 7-3. Scoring for Whitby mnajor peewee seleets, sponsored by Biades Custom Skate Care, won the Shamrock hockey tournainent over the weekend by winning an exciting final gaine against Penetang 4-3 in overtime. 1Whitby started the tournainent with a 3-2 win over Optimists hold junior golf tournainent The Whitby Optinist Club wil once again sponsor a junior golf tournaînent rit Winchester Golf Club. The tournainent will be held on Saturday, May 8 starting rit il a.m. The cost of entering the teurnament will be $10. Prizes and a barbecue lunch will ho offered at the conclusion of the day. The top two iow gross scores in the age 12-13, 14- 15 and 16-i7 groups will be entered in the centrai Ontario championships te ho played rit the Chedoke Golf Club in Hamilton on June 25. Those golfers who have net reached their l'3th birthday by July 30 cari enter the tournament by calling Walt Soetens at 668-8460 anytime in the evening. Entries will ha restricted te the first 60 golfers. Entries close May 4. Jerry's were Mackenzie with a hat trick, Steigerwald with a pair, Cotter and Henry with singles. Assists went te Sean Paddison and Henry. Tyler Fruin was strong in net. Advancing te the finals, Jerry's tangled once again with Sign Images and skated te a decisive 6-3 victory and the title . of tournament champions. Bruinsma played strong in net. Goaîscorers were Cotter with a Chinguacousy. Brady Blakely opened the scoring for Whitby on a set-up frein Ryan Peacocke and Joei Gingras. Whitby went ahead by two goals when Chad McKenzie scored on a pass frein Stephen Corey. Chinguacousy fought back in the gaine with two quick geais before Wayne Richard scored the winner late in the third period. Whitby's second gaine was against Ajax and was a hard-fought game. Derek Powers had a great gaine, scoring two goals, whiie Lars Clay, Derek Van Egmeond and McKenzie scored once each. Joshua Williams and Ryan McCarron picked up assists in this gaine. The seini-finai gaine saw Whitby play Unionville. Whitby started slowly in this gaine but put thuir <flènce into high gear and skated away with a 6-2 victor-y. Brian Crilly, Stephen Mace, Biakeiy Powers, McKenzie and Richard ail scored in this gaine. The ch-ampionship gaine wns a fast-paced contest which was stili tied afler regulation time. Joey Simonetta and MeKenzie each scored for Whitby, before Crilly scored with 41 seconds remaining te tie the gaine. Richard scored the game-winner three minutes inte sudden-death overtime te give Whitby the chanipionship. Goaltenders Brent Johnson and J<nathon Clancy were outstanding throughout the tournament, not losing a game. Mack, enie with a pair. Saceieal eane a aist. SThie cachiamngsincide hecoachnGdCotrfmnaguer Be o ahyGoassitranachr John Goodwinsisandtracroace Jorhey.Other andteainemberse incle.Alte ctosh, Jobra itzrlud, AdaMIn Lone,Jordan Sorley and Thomas Colomb. Senior basebal tryouts to begfin basebaîl team wiil be held on Saturday, April 24, startin g at 2 p.m., at E.A. Fairman Public School, Wainut St., Whiitby. Those aged 21 and ovar, with previeus experience, are invited to try eut. Last year's tearn won the Ontario Basebali Association B championship. Try-outs and practices wiil aise be heid on Sunday, April 25, 9 a.m.; Saturday, May 1, 4 pm.; Sunday, May 2, 8 a.m., ai at Faiman. Practices will then ha held at Iroquois Park on Saturday, May 8, 10 a.m. and Sunday, May 9, 4 p.m. For more information cal] Gary Shearer at 571-5771 (after K p.m.) or Deug McCorkeli at 668- 9675 (after 3 sn) Entries wanted for softbuall tournament The Durham Lakeshore Women's Fastbail League is accepting entries for their annual invitatienai softball tour- nainent. There are plans te have 16 teains in the tournainent te be held June 18-20 at Irequois Park, Whitby. The entry fée is $200. Deadline fer entries is June 1. Ail teains are gu aranteed three gaines, after which the top 12 teains will be divided frite three divisions, according te peints. A division champions will receive $300; A division runners- up, $200; B division champions, $200; B division runners-up, $100; C division champions, $ 100; C division runners-up, $50. A 12-inch red dot bal will be used. Minimum ange fer players is 18 (as of Jan. 1, 1993). For more information cal] Alexandra at 666-9626. *..w..n. Sharoc t7tie Apni z 1, 1 trla