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Petites bring home gold The Whitby petite AA ringette team won the Cambridge tournament over the weekend. En route to their win, they suffered a 6-5 loss to Huron-Perth in. their game opener, beat Sudbury 9-1 and Cambridge 8-0. Ini their final game of regular play, they tied Pickering 4-4 to give Pickering a second-place finish and Whitby third, requiring them to'play each other in the semi-finals on Saturday evening. S ilver belles i Markhaxn The Whitby belle B ringette team won a silver medal in the Markham tournament over the Christmas break. Whitby lost the opening game to Markham 8-6 but came back with victories over St. Clement 7-1, Stayner 5-3 and Jordan 9-4 to go to the final against an undefeated Markham team. The championship game featured outstancling goaltending, plenty of ofence and double- overtime. Whitby held a 3-0 lead after the first period but Markham came back strong with two quick goals and finally tied the game at 4-4 with 29 seconds left in regulation time. Both teams had numerous scoring chances in overtime before Markhamr-n scored in the second overtime with Whitby playing two girls short. .Scoring for Whitby were Melanie Davis with nine goals, five assists; Jillian- Shannon six goals, two assists;. Tamara Wiesiolek si goals, one assist; Angela Dunn three goals, six assists; Callie Corneal three goals, six assists; Louanne Mackenzie two goals, eight assists; Brea Blight one goal, one assist; Janice Foot one assist. The Whitby team, sponsored by Executive Copier, received fine defensive work from Lindsey and Haley Millard and strong goaltending from Kerry Lynn Smith. Whitby' ringette PETITE C sponsored by Wbiby Fabrice Jan. 7 Whitby 3 LynsioAIts, Lindsey4ilty. Lyndsey, httsumnura) Ritnvers 3 NOVICE I1 spansared IyVlcdom Slnd à Gravel' Whitby managed a 2-1 lead in the I.rst period and a security goal in thie second to finish with a 3-1 win and a tip to the finals, against Huron-Perth. At the end of the first period the score was tied at 1-1. Huron-Perth broke the tie wvith only 1:52 left in the game. Whitby responded with the tying goal by Jenna Clements from Michele Leni and Ja *de Blight at the 1:41 mark to force sudden- death overtime. Wasting no time, Whitby netted the game winner off a pass from Kailey Miller to Rachel Stewart to Jenna Clements to give Whitby gold. In the six games Whitby scored 32 goals and allowed only 14 through. strong goaltending by Jennifer Martel and defensive work by Jade Blight, Susie Cirabb, Michelle Leni and Heather Peel. Goal-scoring was led by Kailey Miller with 14 goals, four assists; Jenna Clements seven goals, four assinots; Rachel Stewart three goals, eight assists; Aleya Suleman two goals, four assists; Jade Blight .two goals, three assists; Karen McWillianis one goal, il assists; Michelle Leni one goal, seven assists;- Laura Campbell one goal, three assists; Susie Crabb a goal, Heather Peel three assists, Meaghan Cloutier two assists. The team is sponsored by Langstaff Reed Printing. The Whitby novice B2 ringette team won their second tournament ini a row by winning the Markham tournament over the Christmas holidays. Whitby defeated Ajax 9-6 in their first game. Scoring for Whitby was Amanda Church with six goals, Amanda Lilly two goals and Tracey Kotarba a goal. In their second game Whitby defeated Hamilton 9- 1. Scoring for Whitby were il1y and Kotarba Bunnies beaten in Ajaxv fmal TheWVhitby bunnies mU ringette team, aided by a few novice players, played in the Checker's Variety Ringette Tournament in Oshawa, winning both games 4-2 and 9-2. Ink the Markham ringette tournamnent, Whitby finished firet in their division,- defeating Markham 12-4, Ajax 10-2, the Whitby I team 11-0 tW'advance to the semi-finals against Ajax. The" defealeýl Ajax 10-1 be4fore losing in the flnýl to Markham 7-5. Scoring for Whitby LUI team over the two tournhaments were Katie Scott -4ith -18 goals, three assists; Krista Keberer 12* goals, six assista; Kaila Janssen nine gqals, four assista; Katie El 'ott qight goals, four assiste; Tonya Cunningham three goals, six assists; Hanna Schad three goals, two assista; Rachel Broderick two goals, seven assiste; Rachel Matsumura one goal, five assiste; Cassandra Abel one goal, four assiste; Leah-Dolineki and Amy Mouiton each one goal, one assiet; Kelsey Gallant and Julhe MacKillop two assiste each. Galient Dolinski and Mateumura provided solid goaltending throughout the Markham tournament. Whitby hosts tournament The Whitby Ringette Association will hold the annuai ringette tournament Jan. 12-14. There wiil be 30 local teams and teams from Ottawa, Pembroke, London, Ennismore, Sunderland and Richmond 41111 in the tournament. Gamnes wili be played at Iroquois Park in Whitby and Luther Vipond Memoriai Arena inBrookiin.' two goals each, -Ashley Jennings, Church, Jessica flott, Sarah Felgamacher and Amy Fallis. Whitby tied Ajaxý in their third game. Scoring for Whitby was Kotarba with two goals and Church with the tying goal with 1:07 left in the game. In the fourth game against Hamilton, Whitby won 7-1. Amanda Joaquim and Kotarba scored two goals apiece with singles going to Jenninge, Fallis and Ilott. In the final game, Whitby defeated Ajax 5-4. Scoring for Whitby 'Was Chantel Smith and Kotarba with two goals each and Church scoring with just 38 seconds left in the garne for the winner. Lindsay McGill was solid in net in the five games. The team is coached by John Bradley, Dan Jennings, Rolland Felgamacher and Daphne Lilly, and sponsored by Mr.- Transmission. Juniors defeat Pickering AfLer a slow start, the Whitby junior C ringette team started the new year with its third win. With only t.hreejunior-aged girls on the team and 10 tween-aged girls, the team has improved with every game. On Jan. 7, Whitby defeated Pickering 7-2, with great goaltending by Christine Parrot and outstanding defence by Teresa Bugden, Brianna Coombes, Becky Duncan and Sarah Powers. Robyn Dupont had two goals and an assist, Nikki Baldasti a goal and three assists; Lesley Couperwaite a goal and two assists; Teresa Bugden and Melissa Tone each a goal and an assist; and Ga-ie Trully a goal. Other team members are Heather Lampa, Cassandra Platt, Andi Bungay, Aine Prattisor and Sarah Cheesman. The team is coached by Anna Baldasti, assistant coach Bill Duncan, managed by Anya Bungay, and sponsored by Whitby Kinettes. WhitbySupernva I!!W Whitby Free Pres, Wednesday, January 10. 1996,page 17 No.vices finish, fifth In thieir first tournament this year, the Whitby minor novice select hockey team finished fifth in the 1O-teamn event. 1 M ib In their first game, Whitby9 defeated Duffield, 8-5. John m en s Ireland, the game's first star, led the way with three goals. Other h c e goal scorers were Ian Millar, Peter h c e Knowles, Shane Graham, Kevin Nasu and Jordan Falls. In their second game, Whitby Standings narrowly defeated Erindale 4-3, a fJq scoring three of their goals in the W L T OF GA P thiid period. Nasu, the game's first 94M hvr 12 3 1 78 48 25 RmthersPi2za 9 3 4 56 38 22 star, scored twice, with singles Srv.'.Ahstr 9 6 1 50 38 19 going to Mfichael Gorczynski and Expertach 8 5 3 60 53 19 Ireland. Dodd &Souter 8 6 2 55 59 '18 NationalTrust >8 6 2 46 44 18 Etobicoke defeated Whitby 4-1 R.J. PliîîIps 8 8 O 60 59 lé in their third game, with Ireland, Bath & MCL 7 8 1 el 85 15 scoring Whitby's lone goal. Ro4y'sEnter. 5 10 1 53 60 11 -In the final game of the rouind- CX utoBod 5 42 0 54 73i1 robin, Whitby was narrowly Oucen'sMoite 3 il 2 44 77 8 defeated 2-1 by Ohinguacousy, the G" division champions. SuperbGau goaltending by Devon Wright and Ja. Kalen Semeniuk ailong with C.K.Auto Body 7 <Peter Battu 3, Jon Patte 2, Ken exeptional defensive play, Raid. TM yBraorer) particularly by Peter Cotter, Brothers Pizna 1 (Charle taqulere) Jensrenkpt higtbyndi ne l R.J. Philips Autol7 (Murmay Ro bins 4, Bob DeBols Jenen ket hiby n hegame. 2, Wayne Walchuk) Whitby was losing 1-O after the Bathe & fkLoellan 3 <Jim Branton 2, Grog' first period but tied the game early ýCartwdgm) into the second on a pretty goal by Ireland who was perfectly set up Expeitech 4 <Wayne Colombt 2. Pet Shoohan, Ted by Michael Miller. Chinguacousy compleLed the QUon's Motel3 <Don French.-Ed Przybylskl, Peut scoringz in the third to end the Fruacn hard-fought contest. Peter Service Rkster 4 <Adrew Gray 2, Paul Weir, Dave Knowles was the game's second P.cCracken) star. Dodd & Souter 1 (Eugene Antis) Nackle MoVers 6 <Monoc Lessard 2, Chris Balley 2. C r ss tr in ng Ro's Enterprises3 (Grant Mussiaînn Tom EnniJohn ar uz c u fo m dAttersley Tire 4 (Cari Vickers 2, Bob Loa.Du A seminar, the Benefits of Cros knnn) Training, will be heId on Monday National Trust 4 <George 01 .dfield 2, John Huftenu Jan. 15, 6:30 p.m., at the Whi y 2) Civic rec complex. Playor<s) ai the week Conducting the seminar will be Murray Robins. 8.J. Phillips Auto. 4 goals, 3 Barrie Shepley, head coach of the assists Canadian triathlon team. Jon Pette, C.K Auto Body, 2 goals, 4 assists The seninarhas been organizedStnig by the Canadian Cross Training Club that is establishing a Durham Region branch.aA P The club is for those who swim, > Grant Mussoînian, Roy's Entez. 21. 21 42 rn, cycle or cross country. ski, and Mario Lessard, Ntckie Movers 21 19 40 who "enjoy fitness in general," Jon Pette. C.K Auto Body 15 18 33' according to the aïsociation. Peter Bath., C.K. Auto Body 15 15 30 Greg Cartwright. Bath. & McL 13 13 26 The semmnar is ofered at flo cost. Tom Schroer. Mackie Overs 14 11 25 For more information about the Neil Farquharson, Roy's Enter. 13 12 25 seminar 'or the association, Cal iIvan Ross, R.J. Phillips Auto 12 13 25 Jim or Margaret at 404- 8104. à_____________ -I "i 0 YzHOEFAR ~«Homemade pies, taris & tresh'pressed cider (no preservatives) ALL AVAILABLE NOWM NOWAVILALJ .'- 15 miles north of Whitby, on Lakeridge Rd. For more information, ca11655-3091 whitby minor baseb ail association RE P TRYQUTS Any basebaîl players initerested in trying out for a position oni a 1996 ierDrPerietative team should contact the coach for their appiopriate age division as listed below. rhe actuai tryouts wil begin outsîde in April andi player selections wil1 flot be made until this time. tiowever. riîost coaches begin preseason workouts (inside) early in the niew year so if you want to gel sorne eariy instruction and conditioning gîve theiii a cati. COACH Carmen Novia Doug Freeman Jack Bright Bill Blea Rîck Hubbard Phil Diamond John Feret Derek Balan lan Hardy, 430-7692 576-2447 655-8889 655-8862 666-1834 430-4881 668-3919 721<-8964 666-P7 17 DIVISION Minor Mosquito Major Mosquito Minor Peewee Major Peewee Minor Bantaîn Major Banlam Minor Midget Major Midget Jjnior BORN IN 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1979 1975. 76, 77, 71 Jlan. 6 -exhibition Whitby 7 <Ashley Taylor 2, Candic Catati 2. AMgan Hurst, Kristmn Milbar, Kelly Schad) ihitbyCl 5 Novices win aoth-er 1