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Whety Free Pross, Wednesday, November 3,1993, Page 19 Rw 4ÀE -L Winlossfor weens as season begins The Witby McCullough Jewellers tween ringette teani lest their league opener Oct. 24 rgainst rival Oshawa by a 4-3 deciion. In a close, fast gaine, Whitby goals were scored by Jennifer Cassidy with a pair and the single niarker going te, Lisa Vanderlip. Single assista went te Melanie Davis, Jessica Williams, Jillian Shannon and Cassidy. Oni Oct. 27, Whitby played a rematch exhibition gaine againat Pickering and again came away with a 7-5 victor. Scoring for Ai start for petites The Whitby petite Aliingette team, sponsored by Doug Freeman Chartered Accountant, started the season with wins over Whitby #2 9-1 and Oshawa 10-5. In the first game, Corinne Richter led the attack with four WVhitby Fabrics novice C2 ringette team. lest 9-2 te Ajax 2 Oct. 26. A very strong Ajax teain could have had more goals had it not been for frat goaltending by NancEn ad Whtbsals were scored by Lindsey ly and Courtnie Henry. Racheal Jimnie and Erin Mlntosh each had an assist. Whitby rep hockey MAJOR 13ANTAU AA Oct. 28 Whitby Cary Hua2 Smnon Giguere 2 St.edhera Rlyan MlOnnann Ron D"ah goals while Natalie Babony and Nicole Freeman had two goals each and Jennifer Leighten one. Assista went te Jessica Brownridge with four, Krista Mueler and Lindsay Freeman two each and Sara Vanderlip and Samatha Cardwell one apiece. Against Oshawa, Nicole Freeman, Babony, and Leighton scored twice while singles went te Lyndsey Smith, Richter, Lindsay Freeman and Mueller. Setting up the goals were Richter with four assista and Mueller, Brownridge, Leighton, Cardwell, Babony and Snmith one assiat each. Both games were highlighted by fine goaltending of Heidi Schlitt. The team is coached by Rosa Brownridge with assistant coach Deug Freeman and manager Leza Cardwell. Lucw Hwden Oct. 27 MWb Bryan Rogke 2 2 Boemiazilo 5 MAJOR NOVICE ^AA Oct. 27 Wbiby Wsds Brandi 2 Semn Pitcher Juam nn' 7 ichrnoud INI 4 Oct. 31 Wae Brandi JarCamai' *NOR PEEWEE AAA uponaoed hy Elackt Canada SSa'Beegan 2 Soam Haynoa Paul Gadsmfhh MichaelHamlton Oct. 23 Whk~bynoe Nick Owen 5 IIV Stoa 3 Yrkl5lrnce 2 MAJOR ATOM AA qmm.urd by Dpiot Automotive Fini a oct. 25 Whi b Luo Chhaan Meut Cipparane DanaaBkboo Sean Walsh 5 Mankhamn 4 Pckering 5 Vaughan UNOR NOVICE AAA oct. 22 Ky1aeanVda2 0 Justin Sm~ye Oct. 23 WhhVtbyk Ky@ueka 4 Petort2aough 1 Mkhan bMNOR NOVICE AA qiomrd Main Teàd, autM@ oct. 23 Whitby IBommil MatthewFwir Oci. 24 WhRtby 0OPickemkg Oct. 28 Whitby 0 Ajax Whitby were Colleen Aclcford and Cassidy with a pair each, with single go as going to Ellen Jnson, Dvsad Wiliamë. Assiste were led by Davis and Williams with two each, and single helpers going te Cassidy, Johnson, Shannon, Calle Osborne, Karyn Peacocke, Hayley Millard and Sarah Larocque. Witby's first lbague play win Avery, Boys led attaek The Whitby novice ringette teani, sponsored by Mitchell Brothers Building Supplies, defeated Markham 11-2 on Saturday. Danielle Avery and Katherine Boys led the attack with five and four goals respectfully. Cindy Johnston and Jessica Tempeman had singles. In their second gaine on Sunday, Whiitby bast te Ajax 9-4. Although outscored, Whitby had several sti'etches of suatained pressure on the Ajax goalkeeper. Whitby goal-scorers were Joanne Boys (two), Corie Horwood and Jubia Mitchell. -irdn came at the expense of a teani &com Markham by a 7-5 decision. Cassidy fired a hat trick, Wiliams added a pair, with single markers going te, Davis and Johnson. Ackford, Cassidy and Shannon added a pair of assistaeauh while single helpers went te Johnson ad Peacocke. Goltender Heather Hurst was strong between the pipes in ail gaines. Juniors lose close one The Whbitby Midas Mufiler junior B girls' ringette teain absorbed the firat boss of the seasen last Wednesday in Pickering, te even their season reord at 1-1. The score continually changed handis until the host Pickering team scored a late second-period goal te edge Whitby 5-4. Whitby pulled the goalie in the final mninute for - an extra attacker, but were unable te put the equalizer past the Pickering goâlie. For Whitby, Angéla Dunn had twe goals and an assiat, Taniara Wiesiolek one goal and two assista, Catie Challoner a goal and an assist, while Shannon Perry had a single assist to, round out the Whity scoring. Kerri Lynn Smith, called up from the tween B teain, took over goaltending duties while the team attempta te flMl the vacant position. $P N$ R ~... ...... . CO*STEEL 4>LASCO Whitby Pringle Creek IGA of Pringle Creek b ldbunnies 2, edbLyndsey Gior-Pbi cho o dano's seven goals, defeated PulcShowo Home & Rural bunnies 1 9-7 in the 1 -year-old anexibtinringette 'gaine boys division o recently. ~ ~the Durham Laura Gray-Ellis and Aniandy Mil had the other goals for :~' elementary sehool Lringle Creek. Mykala Abel had. cross country two assista while Chantel Smith ' ~ - m~ championships. and Lilly had one each. Tracy Kotarba was in net for ____________ Pringle Cree. PURCHASE OL ~16999 S RTE ASE EROLEI RIE1994 01E VYASTRO $17499 a a *Based on 48 manth lbases for Luria Van and Astro respectlvely. equlpped as deacrlbed. Total down paymnts af $3.863.55 and $4.332.74 are required. Securlty depasits of $325 are indluded In total dowri payment. Freight ($745) Inudi n oase price. Some Mlleage conditions appty. iPrces for LumIna Van and Astro equlpped as described. Frelght $745)nfot included in sling price. t9tUoence. Insurance and taxes not incuded. 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