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Page 26, Whitby Free press, Wednesclay, October 5. 1994 W alsh tires winner in comneback.wn The Whitby minor peewee AA rep hockey teain, sponsored by Crow Sports, started the 1994-95 season Oct. 2..with a come-froin- behind 4.3 win over Richmond Hil1. in the first periodý Richmond Hil11 took advantage of a nervous Whitby team and scored. two eily goals. M att Rae then took a pass from Robert Lalonde and Sean Walsh and slipped it by the Richmond F1111goltender. Richmond AU11 scorod another bofore Walsh lifteëd one over the sprawling goaltender te make it 3-2 after the first period. In the second period, it. was al Wildcats as Luc Chaisso scored to, tie the game on a pass from Paul Tait. Walsh then scored unassisted after a good individual effort te -put Wildcats ahead for Whitby's defence and goaltender Mike Nemiez came up big in the third period as Wildcats ran into a rash of penalties including two fi ve-on-threes and a five-minute major. The team is experiencing first-hand the ýups and downs of full contact hockey and players are learning quicly to keep their heada up. In pre-season play, Whitby had two wins against Bowmanville, two wins against Ajaxc and a tie and a Ices against Belleville. Other members of the teain are Brian Rourke, Bon Scheepers, Sean Homnes, Kyle Ruttan,- Mat McKay, Ryan Mendes, Dana Blom, Luke Harden, Mark Cipparone, Reece Robertson, Andrew Allison and goaltender Mike Tbornton. The coaching staff is Deug Rourke, Kari Bloom, Keith Tait and manager Dormit Walsh. Minoirs wi 2 of3 In Eastern AAA minor novice AAA hockey, a determined Whitby squad earned two wins and narrowly missed a third in the past week. On Wednesday, Wildcats rallied Major novices gain AA split Base model includes 3.3 air, PW, PL, Power win- dows, cruise, tilt, stereo cassette, tach and more. __________________V al ete The Whitby major novice AA hockey team, sponsored by Main Tech Industries, had two wins and two losses in regular season action in the past week. On Sept. 27, Wildcats defeated Ajax Axemen 5-1 in a superb team effort. The Whitby defence of Paddy Kelly, Graham Knox, Cameron Langlois, Kevin Lomax, Jason Michie and Tanner Twining held Axemen te few shots, helping goaltenders Michael Jeffery and Kyle Simnpson. Goal-scorers were Wayne Turcotte, Thomas F arquharson, Langlois (aIse an aÉsist), Ryan Johnston and Derek Rayner (aise an assist). On Sept. 30,1 Wildcats'lost- 3-2 te Markham. Scering uriassisted for Whitby was _Aaren MacMurray. Turcotte scored the second goal on a pass from Chris Laforge. Simipson and Jeffrey shared goaltending duties. Matthew Race, played well in Saturday, Wildcats Pickering 8-1. Maguire Johnston had two goals and two assists, Robinson a goal and three assists. MacMurray and Knox lead the other goals. On Sunday, Wildcats played host te a strong Bowmanville team and were defeated 9-2. In goal for Whitby was Michael Jeffrey who macle many valiant saves. Scorers for Whitby were Johnston and Knox. Whitby plays host te Barrie Oct. 9, 11:15 a.m., at Iroquois Park. .c...h.. ng..... The Durham Rego Soccer Association will hold a coaching seminar on Sunda, Oct. 16, 1 te 4 p.m., a t the Kichael Stai-T Building in .Oshawa. Presentations will be made Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club head coach St an Bombino, and Kevin Grant, who had Olympie playing experience. Also speaking will- be Ray Clark, directer of coaching and d eelpient for, the Canadian Soccer Association, and Jim Canovan, director of coaching for the Ontario Soccer Association. Seating is limited, se those who wish te attend should regis- ter before Oct. 7. Caîl Tom O'B3rien, the Whitby club's'tech- nical director, at 57-7797, from a 5-1 deficit but came up short te Ajax-Pickering. Raiders 6-4. Steven Seedhouse scored early in the contest but Raiders responded with five straight goals in the first period te take a commanding lead. Nichlas Cotter started Whitby's comeback bld In the second period and Seedhouse added two more markers to close eut the scoring. The teain travelled back te Barrie on Saturday where a strong effort from defensemnen Cotter, Kyle OBrien, Kevin Rèmpel, Jason King and Tlm Liske kept'Barrie Flyers off balance and led Wildcats te a 5-2 win. Twice tenacious. checking killed off a two-man deficit. Liani Reddox, Brandon Davis, Michael McKenzie,, Randy Walton' and Bobby 'Scott scored- for Wildcats. Netmninder Michael Leahy had 22 saves. On Sunday 'Whitby played neighbouring Oshawa at Children's Arena. What started off as a close checki-ng gaine with a scorelese 1fiîst peérioéd ôpeneëd-up- in the second andthird periods and saw a gritty Whitby squad skate away with an 8-4 victory. Seedhouse ttýrned in another stellar- performn,4nce with four goals, including the gàme.-winner midway through the third"period. Aise scoring for Whitby were captain Reddox, Andrew Laraniy and Davis with tw.' Whitby 1men's. hockey St*AzKnge es of Sept. 30 Dodd àS Suter 3 National Trust 2 Brothers Pizza 2 AttersleyTire 2 Roys Entetprise 2 custom Auto Radio2 Nuise Chev Olds Oueens fHot el 2 C.K. 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