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Page 14, WhItby Free Pmes, Wedneeday, Januaiy 17, 1M9 Host teams skate to 3 aiold mledals, Four shutouts or sèeets The Whitby minor atom select hockey team won the Malvern Tom 'Mils hockey tournament behind the shutout goaltending of Mi]oe Jeffrey and Jared Millar- who each recorded two shutouts. Whitby started the tournament with a 4-O win over Unionville. Mike-Melissis scored a goal and set up two others ini earming game MVP honours, Millar recorded the shutout. Whitby then blanked Markham 6-O, Jeffrey getting the shutout. Chris Bowler scored three goals and Melissis added a goal and three assits. Bowler earned the game MVP award. Whitby blanked Leaside 2-0, Millar with the shutout and MVP honours. In the championship game, Whitby edged archrival Ajax 1-O behind the shutout goaltending of Jeffrey and a goal by. Mike MacPhee, set up by Jason Cordon and Jordan Hayes. MacPhee got MVP honours. The tournament stopped a seven-game w inless streak in tournament play for the Whitby team., The victories, over Unionville, Leaside and Ajax offset losses to each of these teams ini North York Hockey League play. And -in their.seven games prior to the tournament, Whitby had scored a total. of six goals; in the tournament, Whitby outscored their opposition 13-O. The Whitby team is sponsored by Master Bedroom. ' Wýhftby Whtby Whitby Whitby Whtby Whulby Whutby Wbtby Whutby Whhby Whitby ringette JUNIORS Whilby Toouiaeml il Pickering 4 Cumberland 7 Pejnlroke Sonm..als 3 Perréroboe TWEEN A pomuved by Naoli Plastic Whilby Toumm 5 Ob"aw 1 Oshawa 7 #iopen 0?7 TWEEN c WbllbyTomem.us 4 Oshaw 7 London (Goýal ucorers Kotarba 8. Krasnaj2Yiffu 2. MiIbr2. Tons, Clak.Hodgson. Cheng) PETITEC? spouserd by Wbltby Lieue Club Wbflby Temîumt Cbamploubip WhhwbyUoness6 (Jennifer Scot3. EnnFlaherty. Tanara BOwn, Danelle Sadal) Whitby4 Wayne Primeau of Whitby wifl play the remainder of bis Ontario junior hockey career with the Oshawa Generals. One of the top players in the Ontario Hockey League as a member of the Owen Sound Platers, Primeau waa signed by the Buffalo Sabres last year and will likely be in the starting lineup of the NHL club next season. Generals traded Km-t Walsh and Doug Horan, a fourth-round and two seventh-round picks, to get Primeau, who at six feet two inches and 210 pounds, laa physical as well as offensive force. Generals' lineup boasta several NHL draft picka, but it wasn't until goaltender Travis Scott was obtained in a trade from Windsor that the teamn showing winning formn. Generals have been near the bottom of the standings in the tough, close east division al season, but are still only about 10 pointa out of top spot. Littie walkts to in Heather Little had a first-place finish and. three other Whitby residents had tep-four finishesi at an indoor track and field quâilying meet in Oshawa on Saturday. Little won. the 1,500-metre raowalk i the aged 17 and under categorv. 800-metre. Sam Micieli was third and Brennan Kirby fourth in 1,500-metre for boys aged 15 and under. iàttle, Micieli and Brennan Kàirby, ail competing as membera of the Oshawa 'Legion Track and Field Club, advanced te the Legion provincial championshlps Feb. 3 at York Univeruity. Three of the hoat teaTns won gold moedal. at the Whitby ringette tournament over the weekend. The Whitby tween C team got strong goaltending and defence to get by London 4-2 in the final, after defeating Oshawa 4-3 and Ajax 3-O and tying London 7-7. BUNNIES Whitby's bunnies III team also defeated another Whitby. team in the final to capture gold. Bunnies III, sponsored by Ian Martin Ltd., doubled, Whitby's II team .8-4 in the final, after defeating.Oshawa 6-2, Whitby I 13-5 and Whitby 116-3. Katie Scott had 12 goals and four assista in the four agames for Rs., Kaila Janssen six goals and seven assista., Krista Keberer had five goals and two assista; Rachel Broderick three goals and four assists; Katie Ilott three goals and three assista; Cassandra Abel three goals and two assists; Tonya Cunningham a goal and, two assista; Rachel Mateumura six assiés;. Leah DolinkId and Hanna Schad each three assista; Kesley Gallant two assista; Julie MacKÇillop, one 85ssst. PETITE The Whitby Petite, C2 team took a similar route to their championship gamne by defeating Whltby Novice 82 7 (Jessica Bradley 3, Chantai Srnith 2. Tracey Kotaiba 2) Whitby Novice 81 3 (8. Con" 2, S. Hamer> NOVICE Cl spousoimiby Aulboniy'uNoir SaIo. Màatham Tauvmm 1 Whitby 5 <Ashloy Brooker 2. Kelly tdatthews2, Jenniter 5 Beaiham) Whtby8 <eltyfflhews5.AshlyBoe> 4Aja 01 6 Wlilby 5 <Ashley Obrokr2, Nicole Young,.Jennifer. Beetharo, Kelly Metthes) Whitby 2 (Ashley Bmoo Kelly bhihew) SAjax 02 10 WhitbyS (Kelly Itathwm 2. AshIey BooIoe2, J.rnjfe Beedwm Nicole Young) Gahrwa 3 Whitby 2 (Nicole Young, Ashiey Brooker> 3 Aax02 9 7 0 wht0 Sunderland 10 Lesqgum Whtby 4(Kelly tittnh3. Jmniur Btha Oslhawa 5 Whlby 4 otslîleyoob3.NM" olsyo> Ennisum w4 NOVICuE Whitby's petite Cl- team and Pickering and tying Richmond Hill. In the final, the C2 team again faoed the Whitby Cl, and in a tense battle, C2s won 6-4 as Jennifer Scott scored three goals and set up two others. Erin Flaherty had a goal and two assists, Tamara Brown a goal and assist, and Danielle Dadaît a goal for C2s, sponsored by Whitby Lioness. Club. AmnaOtter was solid in goal, with strong performances from Heidi Keberer, Cassidy, Metcalfe, Lista Laning, Km Curry, Erin Routly, Chelsea Horne and Kristin Gray. NOVICE C2 The Whiltby novice C2 tea was second in ita pool but failed te advance te the playoffap despite only losing one game. Whltby defeated Scarborough 6-4, lost te Oshawa I 7-4 and defeated Pickering 3-1. JUNIOR Whitby's junior A team had two wins and a loss -te reach the semi-finals in which they lost 4-3 te Pembroke. *Whitby thumped Pickering-11-1, lost to eventual champions Cumiberland 5-4 and then defeated Pembroke 7-2. But Pembroke wo n 4-3 in the senii-finals. Jam 12 Whilby6 (Kelly Schad3# Rosanne annela, Ms4tm flIbr. AuNey Tayior) Scarborough 4 Jan. 13 Whitby 4 (Megan Hursi 2, Jaciyn Gamne. Kelly Schad) Ohawa #1 7 Whitby 3 (Rosanne Cannuila, Kelly Schad. Asliiey Plbring SMNIES fi spobmad kly Rs Eotelisdes Wbiby Toummma Whit:y #1 9 <Kisty Sbtneld 0, K'stieJennings 2. Robin Bin) Whitby#2 12 UW h#1 5 <Kristy Stanfied 2. Deanna Dadatt2, Krislie .Ienigs> Witbyf#3 13 Whitby #1 10 <Danna Dadait 5, Kisy Stanfied2, Kfiti Jonnings 2, Justine Duquette> SUNNIE8P#3 spouuored b fau MmidiiLUd. WhitbyToumuauuoe JULs 12 Whitby Jun 13 Whtby #3 whlby 43 13 Wh% byfi .hn. 14 -fIna Whiby 43 8 Whiby#2 4 (Whiby#3 goalcoe.m KaW sSt 12. Kab Jnuue8. rIda deues5c, el rodeclcl3. KX"eilott3. Cumwb lAi 3. Tonym Cunninchum> Primeau real close to home as newest General