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Whitby Fr.. Pins, Wodnesday, Novombor 29, 19M5Pagm 1 'Midgets Win Quinte tournament The Whitby nndget AAA hockey team reoently won their third tournament of the season. Tom DaSfilva scored thee goals and added an assist as Whitby edged the home teain 5-4 in the final of a tournament in Quinte. Dan Cioffi had the winning goal, on a set-up by Cory Haas who had previously scored twice, in a 5-4 win over Central Ontario in the semi-final that sent Whitby te the final. Whitby had previously won 5-4 over Hull, Que., 2-1 over Wellington and 7-0 over Grey- Bru.. It was the third tournament chaxnpionship of the season for the Whitby team, sponsored by Hlanet Plastics, that bas an overaîl record of 39 wins, four losses and a tie. Whitby will play in the Young Nationals Midget Showcase in Toronto Dec. 26-30 where the top teama fromn Canada and the U.S. wiIl meet. Peewees edged in titie gaine The Whitby minor peewee AA hockey teami lost 4-3 te, York Toros ini the final of the Whitby Silver Stick teurnament over the weekend. Ryan Farrow was most valuable player for Whitby in the final,* while Danny Caird was named MVPÎin the peewee division of the teurnament. Whitby had opened the teurnament with a 3-1 win. over Hillcrest, Tom- Ricica, Lucas Naylor and Ryan Farrow scoring, goalie Bryan Sand getting MVP honours. Nick Verkuyl had two goals, Ricica and Sean Newportthe others in a 4-3 win over Bownianville. Goalie Julian Owen was superb, Caird was gaine M.VP. Caird had three goals, Ricica and Verkuyl the others in a 5- 1 win over Orillia. Caird was MVP. Ricica had the overtime winner In a 1-O win over Richmond Hill1 in the semi-finals. Sand stopped 24 shots in net and was MVP. Other team members are Scott Beetham- Carl ffDirlo, Bob iplays tight end for Kent and has a toa-m-high 22 receptions for 266, yards and a touchdown. A business administraàtion major, he also reoeived all-academic first-team honours for the second consecutive season. l* &J&«Vc;l &,& WHITBY GOALIE Ryan Callaghan defiects a shot in the minor bantam AAA's 6-1 victory over the Toronto Maries Friday night at the Whitby silver stick tournament. The team didn't tare as weII tIçft &CiV against other opponents though, Iosing to teams from Detroit and Lambton. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press Ontario volleyball championship Anderson outdin quarter-finýals. Anderson CVI bowed out in the quarter-finals of the Ontario high school senior boys' volleyball championship in Toronto over the weekend. Anderson, seeded sixth going into the tournainent, defeated Martingrove. (Etobicoke) and Widdfield (North Bay) before losing to, Brookfield (Ottawa) in pool play. With a 2-1 record, Anderson advanced to the quarter-finals but lost to, third-seeded Mary Ward (Toronto), 13-15, 10-15. '"We had a -real good chance of beating them, but we came up fiat Whitby roUer skating S"Ie sof WMoeiî Nov. le, sslsssug AoESTOii Caily P.toese: 3d - figures, Sth - freostylo Cadjin Brandaco: 2nd - dance. 4th - freestyle. »d-figures Sbphmuis Bond: th - dance. Sth - figures., th -freotyle Ashluy Dutrnn:Mdi- figures. 141h - fraesty1a AMe12TOi4 Maftlhw Redford: lut- figures. lot -freestyle Jennier Mlshakowsky: lot - dancs, 2nd - figures, 2nd - fmeetyle JUNIOR OLYMPIC AGES 12 AND UNDER Surah Kfrng: lot - figures. lot - freestyle, Oth - dance Tua Canning: 2nd - dance. 3rd - figures. Sdi - Sandia Caukwell: 31d - kdeq.preve ad - freestyte, Bih - damce 101h - figures Mihel Ewîs: id - dano, Sdi - freestyle, 7th -figures Meagal NGifai: 2nd - itorpredv,, 7Ifi- freetyfe, 8th - figures Shauna Ho1nm: 4th - fruestyls, Sdi - dance. 1ldi- figures Megn Duc 4d - figures. th - darnt e Gd- tmiEvans: 40% - dance. Sdi -festyla 12th - figures AGES13AMSUP Sy var:let - fretyle. 2nd - figures 3rd in a few spots," says Anderson coach Gord Williamson. Mary Ward lost to top-seeded Forest Heights (Kitchener) in the final. Mayfield (Caledon) won the bronze medal. Whitby men's hockey es of Nov. 24 W L TOFGCA P AbýikddMnw< 9 2 0 51 29 il &ohus Pim 8 2 3 35 28 15 NaionalTrust -7 4 0 34 26 14 SorVICoMate 8 4 1 35 25 13 RJ. PhiIlips -6 5 0 45 42 12 Eapsdecfi 5 4 2 41 42 12 Dodd &Souter 5 4 2 41 38 12 Roy'u Enter. 4 6 1 40 38 9 Bafth&McL 4 6 1 38 48 9 AttrhyTire 3 6 2 34 38 8 01iSensHotul 3 6 2 32 51 8 C.K "utBody 1 10 0 35 58 2 Nov. 23' Service Master 1 Natonal Trust O Andruw Gray Expedeh 5 Dodd &Souter 3 Jlmn&McIroy2 steme Byes Wayne Colomb semis Mles Pât Sheeh Grog McConneil Ed Grant AtlernluyTire 4 Roy's Entemprises 2 Cmii icarus2 Neiliquhazun Doug Edwards -0mw Duggan Haold Huitern Ca mi VIesAtenUyiru.2 goal Ctwck SbIfazt SeU" LbMster, shutout Landugsoers *eofNoir. 24 Grn m d 8isulnnRWys Enter.15 15 30 MIio LessUntdMa" dMOVO<,12 il 23 NaISIRom, RJ.PIIIIIp 10 13 23 Tom SchmDerM&b" Momr 12 7 19 Grg Caftright Bathe & NaL 8 11 1 9 Grog McConnsll, Sedd à Bouter 10 8 18 Wiliamson says Grade il1 student Luke Bainard was probably the team's best ail-round player in the Ontarlo finals, and he and five others from this year's team will be back next season as; Anderson will probably be even stronger. .Ç;IIYÀ070 VIL;..-be cvevstei>