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Page 22, Wh&itbFre. Prm es.Wdnesday. Decmber 15, 1993 RIGET Beles Corne up short in semi-fina The Whitby Provincial Signe belle B ringatte teain won three gaines and lost two in the past week. On Dec. 9, Whlitby played the Ajax deb tearn (twe years older than belle) in a league gaine. The gaine was ývery close with exciting back and fort h action for xnost of the contest.' Whitby scored firat on a nice effort by Jennifer Cotton on a three-way passing play with Erin Carrol ad Natasha Carter. Ajax replied quickly and only an unassisted galfrein Cotton gave Whitby the lead at half timo. The tearna traded goals in the first five minutes of the second haîf and the belles clung te a 3-2 lead before Whitby's superior skating took over and carried thorn te, a 9-2 win. Cotton scored throo goals and had one assist. Megan Neilly and Lara Hugel each had two goals. Michelle Theriault and Natasha Carter each had four assista in a strong effort. TOURNAMENT In the Scarborough tournainent, Witby first facod a strong Ajax belle tean. I their previeus meeting, Ajax won 4-O) with Whitby getting only five shota on net. This gaine, howover, was a much dloser affair. With goals frein Cotton and Theriault, Whitby held a 2-1 lead two-thirds of the way through the gaine buý could net hold on as Ajax scoiýd three unanswered goals in a four-minute span te, lea d4-2. Whitby carried the play for the final five minutes but could net Whitby mm0 hockey HOUSE LEAGUE IUGET Dec. 12 Roys Enerprisas 2 Jason Vain Mat SvÀft Highand Van 8 Ryanl-toenoy 3 A ndrew Ashboo Ian Nlson Trevor Harvey Dec. 5 Roys Enteolss 4 Jason Vain Pal Hickey Scott Pritchard Ryan Swift Whitby Frea Psse 3 Mat Norton Robin MoDougai Ryan Horwood Whltby Free Pres Bryan Howdon break through the Ajax defence. The second gaine was against the host Scarborough club and was a little more one-sided in Whitby's faveur as they overpowered the hosts 7-2. Natasha Carter and, Jen Harold each scored two, while Kristine Sopor, Angela Dunn and Lara Hugel scored, one apioce. The third gaine of the toumney was against Pickering and was another tight, oxciting duel, as the outcome was in doubt throughout the gaine. Carter, Neilly and Cotton oach scored for Whitby as they won the close-checking gaine 3-1. This set up the fourth gaine against Stratford as a seini-final, both teans having each lest only one gae te Ajax. The winner would advance te the teurnainent final. Whitby EHanet Plastics novice B ringette teain had one win in four gaines at a petite B teurnanient in Scarborough over the weekend. Whitby won their firat gaine 9-0 over Scarborough. Scoring for WVhitby were Tara Henry with three goals, Kailey Miller twe and Krystal Chartrand, Kathryn Perry, Rachel Stewart and Michelle Leni one eaeh. Assisting on the goals were Heather Peel, Emily Sand, Meaghan Cloutier, Stewart, Leni, Henry and Miller. Whitby thon lest 9-O te a Ran Peacak Ciut)lnSivhiit Kirk Leverend UNOR PEEWEE Dec.12 mi cannon Mdt Waon JustiWheall.y Dan r Shr*aou- Atari Hrusir Mike 1-abrmoel Par Esso Paul Winkloy Camrn ira Durham, Dadas 3 Anderson Vteri. 0 The gaine was close fr-om the start, with back and forth action and exceptional goaltending. Wihitby scored first on a shot from Dunn set up by Carter. Stratford replied a few minutes later and then scored with a two-player advantage late in the first period te, take a 2-1 lead at the half. Outstanding defence from the whole teani, especially by Carrol and Kara Easton, coupled with superb goaltending from Sainantha Sheppard, kept the score 2-1 until very late in the gaine when Whitby had te open up and take chances te get the win. Stratford scored twice in the last 90 seconds with Whitby players in the penalty box te win 4-1 and end Whitby'a toumainent final hopes. strong Pickering petite B teain and 4-0 te Port Perry. In the semi-final; Witby again had te face Pickering and lest 7-O. Whitby then went te Oshawa te play the novice B teain and won 9-4. Karen McWilliains had four goals, Blight threo and Sand and Henry one apiece. Assista went te Cloutier, Leni, Blight and Henry. There was strong defensive play ho Pool, hMiller and Leni. Stewart tonded goal for Whitby. Elioi Fitzsimmns 2 Carl Dicatio 2 David Catreno Joli Bard Aaron Soiley RoberI Mulr Dr.Semnotiuk Dril. 3 National Aulo Sean Brackin 2 Danny Caird 2 lan Paker Justin Balliveau Ray's Enterprisos O Doc. 5 2 Brooktin Kinarron 2 Dr. SemollukillII. 5 Mitre Gbwea an Parker 2 Jon ONei Paul Porry Grog Johnston 1 Chit-Chas 3 Sean Brookin Brad McNaughton Dec. 5 Van Veen SnapOn 1 ChitChats Nicholas Paacok Mathew Portier Grog Bonnetta Hi ghl" dVan 6 Mite Boucher2 lan Nelson Crsig Minaker Shavri Koe Jeffrey LMrin Van Veen Snap On Konnoth Mathews 3 Nel Yetmsn2 Chuis Kiloran Corsy Brick SANTAN Dac. 12 Mriol nS Arthony Carnenzuti ChrsHey Jon holler Jason kwin Bilan Nelson Dersk Vmqrieod Canarian Ti* I mm"helVarty Brai Allen ProvfrcialSigne4 Josy Simnonata 2 Ryan ShacWdon Mat Andre Dutfg Towing c Dec. 5 Dufi*, Tawing Luks Zsbrak 2 Kath Rarnlon Chis Harwls Stse Coty ProvicialSigne Ryan Shactrtaon 2 Joy Sirirota Mait Andre Jason i Frn Wayne Pàchad V.ck kxuusanc Chai Parka3 George Myt 2 8 Mclvor Insurnce 4 Brian Virout4 lTT Cannon Mat Wakon 3 John Cab'Idw JuatiWheatlsy Mire DsLuca 2 Brooklti Kinsmon Pat MoMudlen Chris Cumuinigs VicIaiCarey 6 Par Ess Chad Ka.vsal Dudharn Dodge 0 Andorsn Velerin. 3 Josit Brinti Andrew Yaraskavitch Scott Messnger stiadag Dwham Dodge Chit Chats Brooki Kinon Anderson Vetein lCannon wEsso W L T 3 1 2 22 2 2 31 0 51 MAJOR ATOM 2 Vici kuuxic Chai Parka 4 K-P. Copy Randy Auld 0 Whitby Sad wn MitreKeagari2 5 KP. Capy nm nClak â9yAruM Jualin Failler 6 McorInurmr Shasn Twigga Brian Vinent 5 MatigoWLtinn Janue Turne JacS rwh, Chii Hey Cariarlian Tire 3 Whfby Soi n 2 Graharn Lsruy Marc André Bedard Dac. 12 Becidord Service Andr.w Race J. Ryari Wed Lynde FAC GQ Kiarnura Mi. Rh,"k Gua" rda Da 2 D. Roberson M. Leblarr RI. Mandes 3 De-5 Whitby Audico Mitre Kabryriavich Brandon FRosa Mkih lAtias 2 Weal Lynde F&C Gary Kitanura Dasl rr BoOMOord Sevic Jordon Daumast 3 Jonahha Flyn 4 WhIby OptrisTig 3 C. Van Dumea D. Crali R. Meeney 3 Whkby Aucko 2 R. DobIa M. Astsio 3 BiooaktuCwo ss2 B. Abbey J. Pnes 3 Broaln Concroes3 0mow Pln*bg Lonnox Drum Mathow Grahama Grog Docooy Lonnax Drum National Auto Glas 2 Moosa Lodge-Whil. 6 Danny Courd 2 Nicholas Hoadloy Derek Mangoft 3 Paul Farrugia Etliott Filzsimmnora DanWelDeluca Dodd & Sotuter 3 Rays Enterprises 3 1 Ryan McMichaal 2 Adam Hursi Robert Muir Travor Kozienko Rabert Jedinair Top scorers es of Dur- 13 Danny Coud, National Auto Giasa Christopher Elson. brimas Drurr Mathew Grahan,. Lenruox Drum Carl Dicaria. Mas. Ladge-Whit. Ian Parler. Dr. Semot iuk Driller, Shane Goldrnari Moose Lodgo Grog Johnsion. Dr. Semotiuk Dari Amurawaiye. Mas. Ladge Dariny Whealoy, Lennox Drum Eliot d ismne. Moose Idg. MAJOR NOVICE Dec. il Chris Delney Whkby Oplîrnist Bdme Chard 2 Nathaniel Andres Jeu. Grarslis JaniesAdkins 1Srnîiir Drilers Jordan ~ield 5Brookîn Kirne Adam Gwrn Accue 3 Lennox Drum Jordan Mann Andiew Hswson 3 Erik Walchuk Coin Barett 2 John Trsssy Daviid tonnas Christapher Long T&D Steak 3 Brookinegian Les Warldington 2 RberW"ike2 Rdert Richarde Gm* iWsh Rysn Poster Bruan Altey Der-.4 Kevu, Thorapaon T&D Steakr Rr*mertRicarde 2 Wh*by Optrnrist 3 Adar Ded h 2 Rob CaBas SencerMlite Crsrg BondBaoruLgn RyanMeauey Rya Foser 2 Guadan Druga 0 GofliWeis ROW a Wder *NOR ATON MoassLadge-WhàL 6 DWdd& Sauter 2 5 Brackin inse Pakd Vandertlp 4 Bryan Woa*ers 4 Lemaur Drurn Mathew Amnis Whaby Optirriat 1 OtesSc B.J. BOV4tes P.i Lonta"d Tfrnthy Mtuzas Sning Dolas il Accuiio Cotton was playing with a bad back and Anne Henderson played two gaines with a broken hand. The Whitby novice C1 ringetta teai, sponsored by Mitchell Brothers Building Supplies, extended their winning streak by three gaines last weok. On Dec. 4, Whitby wallopod Port Perry 18-3. Whitby controlled the play with accurata passing and a teugh defence. Goal-scorers wore Danielle Avery (six), Katherine Boys (four), Julia Mitchell (threo). Othor scorers (goals and assists) were Joanne Boys, Cindy Johnston, Jenna Snith, Sara RosalI, Kathryn Pratt1 Lynsie Arts, Jennifer Martel, Danielle Dadaît, Jessica Templeman and Corie Horwood. On Dec. il, Whitby Cl outscored 'Whitby C2 16-2. The Cl teain doninatad play with a Kristine Soper came frein her sick bed te give the teain enough players te play. aolid tean effort. Goal-scorers wore Katherine Boys (five), Avery (four), Joanne Boys (three), Johnston (two) and DadaL.Mitchell was outstanding in goal. On Dec. 12, Whitby playod Pickering in an exciting contest. Whitbhy led 4-0 after the firat period. However, Pickering acored four goals te tde with three minutas te play. Whitby was playing two playors short due te penalties when Avery intercepted a passe in the Pickering enid and scored the winner. Goal-scorers were Avery (two), Mitchell, Shana Haynes and Joanne Boys. Katherine Boys played an oxceptional gaine in goal. Petites edged mn senm-final The Whitby petite Ai teain, sponsored by Deug Freoman CA, went as far as the semi-finals in the rment Forest City petite AA ringette tournainent in London. I the preliminary round-robin, al gaines were very close with end-te-end action. Whitby won 6-2 against Sudbury Erik Polorsen 2 Blaike Bingiey 2 Andîew Lazary 2 Darryl Donaidson 2 Robert Shannon 3 MathOw Parish Patîick Lang Mihal WaJdylo Cole Martin Stanlnge Brooklin iLogion Whitby Optifilst 0 Lonriox Drum Owasco T&D Stoak & Burg. Broalin Kinsmon Acculino Dec. 12 Broalin Lgoi Piip Milihone Androw Paria Stephen Rodgt Spoody Ato Mark Mizz 3 Tim Forroster' Bra Srnith 2 Doc. 12 Spydoms Malt Snowdon Colin Ford Zac Groor Mitchell Bras. Tim Liske 2 Whitby Opiniats Mike McKerrzme 5 Joshua Muter 4 Stqphen Foston 2 Leecarn Ken Hen"y6 Patrick Ryan Chris Osharn Dean Seeton 7 J ust iFax Pari Amuraays GFGA P 133 4 84 4 S3 2 8 72 33 2 8 91 6 101 51la0 MINOR SOUIRT n 4 Pay k gain 5 12 Chad Tibodersu Jay Singior ae Mathow Arbour Michael Tnidoau Adarn Johnston 7 Whitboy Trophy 6 Jason Casakly 3 2 Bonnait FitzguMbon Kapar Gorgzyraki lan Farquharson MAJOR SQUIRT 13 5 Braoktin Legion 4 Bcbby Scott 2 BraidHaris Mat Anderson 1 Carson àWeek 12 Nicholsa Coller 5 Androw Laramy 4 Androw Mclgnnon 2 Jordani Fitzgerald i1 Marc Rensaud 6 Kyls Murphy 4 Aaron Peacock Mitre Rie"c il JeriesDlck 5 Randy Wskon2 Mark San Pero JasaiVeIacicla Kyls SlsdziWs UNOR NOVICE Dec. il 4 KirneriClub Ryan Hughea 2 Sean Cwvvnghani NitratasSchad Brai Arbomr WiffaniCachrane 5 Mcleague Bout. Arrdrew Lael 4 Bob Chapnien 3 DaviriCookr 2 1 Stophar Carrai Evan Johrouton GOR Mchanicid Adam ieitn 2 Stuat Petri$e JohnPRosa 2 6 Teltgix 4 Jamies Sts.qausld Andrew Braithwails Andrew Ewazt Scott Brodae 12 Jorrys Drug t Jererry Gilrnartin 3 Master Bedrooni 7 Jaon Gordon 2 BraiieyFrden Kyts Verwoy Devan Dadai J mon Rossai and 5-4 over Waterloo, while loaing to Cambridge 3-2 and London 5-4. This set up a semi-final gaine against Camnbridge. The gaine was very dramatic with the lead exchanging throughout the gaine. With Whitby in control with three minutes left, Camnbridge scored two quick goals te win 5-4 and secure a spot in the final. Leading the tournament scoring was Jennifer Leighton with four goals, six assisas, followed by Jessica Brownridge with five goals and three assists. Corinne Richter had five goals, one assist; Nicole Freeman three goals, one assist; Natalie Babony two goals, two assista; Lyndsey Smith one goal, two assista; Krista Mueller three assists; Lindsay Freeman two assista; and Snantha Cardwell one assi". Tara Henry, called up froin the novice select teamn, skated well and helped the cause by chping in a goal. Goaltendeeidi Schlitt was cool under pressure and played solid in net. In more recent leage action, Whitby defeated Ajax 6«0, Markhani 5-1 and Whitby #2 12-1. .f......r.... The Whitby bunnies II ringette teain won both of their gaines on the weekend. TIracey Kotarba scored three gasand Mykala Abel and auaGray-Ellis each had two in an 8-5 win over Ajax on Satur- dati Pariuh had the other Whitby goal while Teresa Flax- man scored alI the goals for A ax in the conteet forthose aged 5 to 7. Lindsay Giordano, who played in goal aqrainst Ajax, moved te forward in a S unday gaine against Pickeringd ascored four goals and adddtwo assista in an 11-7 win. Kotarba scored three goals, Allison Wiliains and Caitlin Kelly two each, and Ashleigh Brooker had three assista. Short of players, Pickering was helped byi two Whitby teami inembers who scored six of the team's goals. Holly Langlois scored four and Gray-ELis two. ~ .A M-1 to ±Iè'Mlivic'. e k'mk Novices win i of 4 in petite tournament