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Page 20, Whitby Free Press, Wédnesday, December,6. 1995s I *~LLIVILLE TOURUAMEUT] Tweens hae extra edge in, Sudbury The Whitby- tween AA. team, won the 2 lot, annual Sudbury tournament over the weekend. Whtiby beat Nickel Basin 6-3, Sudbury 94, Waterloo 2-1 and tied Gloucester "- to finish first in the crossover portion of the schedule. In the semi-finals, Wbitby edged Upper Ottawa Valley 4-3 to set up a meeting with Waterloo. In an exciting final, Whitby fell behind 3-1 but in the second period kept pressing, and sparked by a breakaway save by. goalie Heidi Schlitt, scored three late goals to win 4-3. In league play, Central Ontario Ringette League junior A, the teain is also undefeated. The team's season overaîl is 10 wins, no loases and three ties. Team members are Stephane Campeau, Sara Vanïderlip, Lindsay Freeman, Jessica Brownridge, Rachel Reid, Lyndsey Smith,' Krista Mueller, Kara Byrnes, Nicole Freeman, Miranda Burgess and Jennifer Leighton. Coach is Rosa Brownridge, assistant coach Doug Freeman and traîner lm Reid. The* team is s ponsored by Doug Freeman, CA. IGOld afoir A Whitby member of the Markham Syncbro Club won a gold medal at a reoent competiton. Shelby Goîdman, 10, was.fret ini the aged il and under group at the Usa1 Alexander provincial figures.meet~ the firstB level meet of the season. 'Cats capture titie The Whîtby major atom AA hockey team. dominated play to win a tournament. in Belleville over the weekend. In the opening game against the host Belleville Bobcats, Sean Kerr scored two goals and had one asést in a 5-1 win. Other goals, were'notched by Andre Lamiot, Brandon Fowler and Matt Annis. James 'Liske and Minis each had two assista. Goalie Chris Nemiez was outstanding. The second game was a tight- checking affair with Whitby bowing 2-1 to Richmond HFER Jaguars after a late third -period goal was called back. The lone Wildcat goal was scored by Annis. In their third game, Wildcats beat York Toros 4-2 with a, solid performance by defenceman Glen Corbin- who contributed one goal and two assista. Other goals went to Jeremy Brimble, Justin Hawe and Jeff Hass. After winning their division, Wildcats advanced to the semi- final to face Richmond ill. again, but in thisgame the skate was on the other foot as Wildcats triumphed 2-1. Goals went to Kerry and Hawe with Jason Connor and- Liske' assisting on both, There-was great goaltending by Ian Upton. With their first tournament chaxnpionship of the season in Novce npped IIsemis The Whitby major novice hockey teain, sponsored by Recycle Filter Corp., bast in the seuil-finals of a tournament in Belleville over the weekend. Wildcats were in second place after round-robin play after a 3-2 bass to Belleville and then two win& Andrew Laramy and Andrew 'Meadows scored against Belleville. 'Wildcats beat Aurora 8-2 led by the. lime of Dean Seton (four goals), Laramy (four assista) and Zack Greer (three asssta). Tyler Healy had two goals, Matt Anderson and Jordan Fitzgerald one each. .Goalies Callahan and Jordan Justin White led the way in- a 5-0 win. Justin Fox and Anderson each had tWo goals, Seton the other. Whitby lost 3-2 to Humber Valley in the semi-finals. Laramy and Meadows dcored. In beague play, Wildcats won 4-3 in Aurora with two goals by Meadows, and singles by Anderson and Greer. Whitby's record now stands at nime wins, a boss and three ties. 8ight, Wildcats -again faced York Toros, winners of the other sezi- final game. This time a fired-up Wildcat team totall1y dominated- play, notching two goals in the first 6:15 of Play, both perfect defiections by Hass. They went on to defeat Toros 7-2 to win the championship, with goals also going to Kerr, Hawe, Annis, Brirnble and Conner. Brimble added three assista, Kerr and Adamn Thibodeau had two each. Wildcate also collected two of the tournament's three MVP awards with the forward MVP going to speedy centre Lieke and the defence MVP going to Corbin. Hgh sehool sports SENIOR BOYS, HOCKEY Eastdale 12 Austn 3 (Ryan Peacock 2, Tim iaS!Iva> Haivy 5<sons, not available) Donevan 2 Four Whitby residents. have been selected as members of the Canadian teain that will compete iu the world junior field lacrosse chainpionships in Tokyo, Japan next August. Zac Mltkeu, Gavin Prout, Paul Sallie and Derek Suddons are lu the lineup that also includes Oshawas Marty OBrien, Steve Voituk and Pat Joues. There are 19 Ontario playera on the teani, four from. British Columbia aud two froin Aberta., Head çoach le Bill Laugley of Oshawa, with general, manager Stan Cockertoun and assistant Terry Lloyd, both of Oshawa. Whitby minor hockey HOMSE LEAGUE MRPEEWEE Dec. 3 O.K. Auto Body 6 (Justin Potter 3. Michael l4emdeso 2. 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