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classifieds 2942200 6402100 6492292 if its speed youre after the classifieds really move it sports classified flyers printed delivered one stop service quantities of 2000 and up call the experts in stouffville ox bridge and area the tribune 6402100 6492292 s third section a metroland community newspaper wednesday september 26 1984 for the first time ever stouffville high school has pro duced a winning golf team in the georgian bay cham pionships back row i to r kim mcconnell mr croche coach sherry williams front row 1 to r corrie ellis linda belisle and dawn ellis missing is the tourneys top scorerterry ellis panthers scoop region divisional title again a niitlunexpectedly the panthers stouffvilles high ly successful soccer team won the region of york cup final against richmond hilljthe game was a closely fought contest that ended in a 32 win for the panthers but it wasnt an easy victory by any means strikers giles francis and jamie grist combined for the opening goal fran cis heavily marked got the ball to grist after a fine move by playmaker travis white opening up the green machines defence for grist to hammer in the ball the panther defence came under pressure from richmond hills big strik ers shortly after but held firm a threeway play by ernie sluga frank nardi and drea glover ended with francis again finding the net for a 20 lead at half- time it was the first time in three years that the panth ers had held a two goal lead over their opponents richmond hill poured on the pressure in the second half forcing the panther de fence into a series of errors which ended in one of their own defencemen scoring into his own net with the clock running down and mounting tension effecting both sides it seemed possible that over time was in the offing however a foul call against richmond hill saw francis brought heavily to ground in the opposition penalty box giving jason melko a chance to show his penalty- kicking skills melko made no mistake placing the ball into the back of the net with a booming shot that left the outcome in no doubt what soever coach alfons rubbens was lavish in his praise for the panthers 6th trophy win of the year calling the teams performance unbe lievable he also gave spe cial mention to guy biadi for his outstanding perform ance on defence and drae glover for perfect position ing as a target man make or break for claremont claremont claremont legion was in a mustwin situation heading into last nights third game of the uxbridge mens fast ball league championship greenbarik gamblers posted onerun victories over claremont in the first two meetings of the best-of- five final the clubs were to clash in greenbank monday night but heavy fog forced post ponement until tuesday result of that crucial con test was not available at press time a legion victory would swing the hardfought series back to claremont park for a fourth game thursday night the gamblers who edged the same claremont squad for the fastball crown in 1983 continued where they left off last season with a 21 opening victory on tuesday sept 18 the second contest play ed in claremont thursday sept 20 had no shortage of thrilling playoff actioni the rivals were deadlock ed 22 after seven innings and continued to battle until gambler don beaton work ed his heroics he smashed a homer with two out in the tenth to win it for green- bank the loss came as a tough blow to the competitive le gion squad considering the outstanding pitching they received from ace darrell norton claremont has been close in the first two games and coach paul carruthers is hoping the club will con tinue their inspired play strong play from hurler norton is also essential if the legion club is to extend the championship show down the coach said karate demo members of the mar- kham karate club will hold demonstration clas ses during the markham fair adult members of the club will open the program on thursday at 11 30 am followed by de monstrations on friday by both adults and junior members 8 to 14 yrs from 11 am to 1 pm further demonstra tions will be given by both senior and junior members on saturday and sunday from 12 noon to 3 pm instructors in the program are steve borg and ron beer as the club will be holding clas ses in two different loca tions check with jerry seeley in the entertain ment tent as to where they are being held seniors dump uxbridge 85 prior to taking part in the bradford soccer tourna ment stouffvilles senior club went to uxbridge com ing away with a well de served 85 win uxbridge got away to an early start with two quick goals by daniel lammlcs before stouffville replied with an eight goal barrage wolfgang bopp slammed in three in rapid succession atoms win league stouffvilles atom soccer team met aurora magna in the final of the york region recreational playoffs on saturday completing an unbeaten seasons record by defeating magna 70 the first fifteen minutes of play saw both teams evenly matched with stouffville goalie shawn gilbert making some fine saves a clearance by gilbert saw john macvarish pick up the ball at midficld beat ing his man and passing to jamie sheridan who strip ped the magna defence be fore getting the ball to steve fockler fockler didnt need a second chance to hammer the ball past a helpless magna goalie fockler repeated the per formance minutes later to go ahead 20 at half time the second half was play ed mainly in the magna half with back liners jay hause neil puente jesse smith and david spoorenberg forcing any kind of magna attack to fizzle out midfielders chad baker john macvarish and david graystone were given plen ty of opportunities to probe the magna defence allow ing fockler to score three more goals for a personal game total of five jamie sheridan and david cara- manico adding one apiece the win ended a fine sea son for the atoms they scored a total of 122 goals this year with only four against coach tom morton praised both players an pa rents for their cooperation also the teams sponsors in ternational hairdressers with charles parker tim claydon 2 kees spooren berg and horst wesolowski also scoring stouffville relaxed a little too much in the second half failing to score but allowing uxbridge 3 facesaving goals the seniors dropped their opening game at bradford going down 31 after spoorenberg scored on a penalty shot in the first half goaltender john klein put in few good saves while gil francis and jim currie were solid in defence moving into the consola tion round against brad ford stouffville dominated the play with a 10 lead by john layland in the first half followed by bill church nodding in the ball on a pass by hank bender gavin smith worked hard and just missed on a couple of scoring opportunitcs the consolation final saw the stouffville squad blank ed 40 by newmarket a team they had previously beaten during season play next week the team is en tered in newmarkets first annual senior tournament girls win at gbssa tourney sdss golfers take top title stouffville high schools athletic program got off to a good start last thursday the girls golf team cleaned up at the georgian bay championships held at the maples golf course ballan trae the team was one of five entered from markham bracebridge richmond hill and king city mar kham providing the tough est competition and finishing second stouffvilles win was their first ever the six girl team finished the course with a combined best low score of 383 for four players terry ellis turned in the best score of the day with an 84 with two other members also finishing in the top four terry received the indi vidual trophy for her fine effort coach chuck roche was delighted with the response from students 23 of whom tried out for the team the final selection was made af ter two elimination rounds students received special rates from course owner mike wade a gesture much appreciated by coach roche who intends to return again next year for hopefully a repeat performance members of the victorious team are kim mcconnell sherry walker corrie ellis linda belisle dawn ellis and terry ellis the girls are now prepared to take on allcomers before te season is over hopefully the boys might take up the challenge team honored with sports award stouffvilles junior girls soccer team sponsored by george ross photo gave a good account of themselves in the york region cham pionship finals at wood- bridge on saturday prior to the final the girls were awarded the team sportsmanship award from amongst an entry of 26 boys and girls junior and bantam teams in earning the award the girls re ceived an average of 1064 out of a possible 12 points for their quality of play atti tude towards opponents re ferees officials and overall team spirit during the 84 season the points are awarded throughout the season by the referees association the award was a first for a stouffville team with joint captains brigitte and sandra edwards traveling from montreal to be on hand for the presentation and cup final the stouffville squad went on to meet richmond hill in the championship fin al from the kickoff the for ward line of lisa zeck dorothy ireton patricia bender shannon cooney and heather johannessen pushed for an early decision with a series of shots on goal that resulted in a goal by ireton unfortunately it was called offside and rich mond hill replied with a sur efire goal just 20 seconds be fore halftime r a low shot past goaltender brigitte ed wards second half play saw stouffville slacken the pace with richmond hill quick to take advantage to go ahead 20 the defence line ofleesa baldwin keri wynn and lauri campitelli worked overtime to hold off the richmond hill attacks while baldwin took over goaltending duties to stop a penalty shot with only ten minutes left to play credit must go to midfiel- ders cora ryan julie burch sandra edwards mary ireton and kim burch for keeping the play in the opposition end in the second half however the clock ran out and richmond hill took a well deserved 20 win coaches bill burch and doug baldwin summed up the day as a great one for the team having finished at the bottom of the league standings then going on to defeat markham 32 in the semifinal and end up as runners up also winnning the annual sportsmanship award was a great way to finish the year team members are mary ireton dorothy ireton pat- ricia bender shanon cooney kim burch julie burckh leesa baldwin annice baldwin tonia trentadue laurie cam pitelli cora ryan heather johannessen lisa zeck sandra edwards brigitte edwards keri wynn coaches bill burch and doug baldwin sherry walker a student at sdss and a member of the winning girls golf team in the gbssa championships shows winning form as she make a clean chip shot onto the green