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p rekai johnson banisters solicitors 49 main street east 2nd floor stouffville ontario 6408100 or 6493555 second section the uribune r sports classified leasing todays easy way to drive larry cotter leasing 6404541 aa makes and models a metroland community newspaper dyssaa football crown caps cinderella season three tds for mike klose by alan shackleton sports editor three touchdowns by halfback mike klose made the dream a reality as the uxbridge tigers beat the markham marauders 23- 14 for the durhamyork junior football championship klose named the games most valuable player reeled off ma jors of 29land38yards to power the tigers to their first ever durhamyork secondary school athletic association dyssa football title saturday afternoon at oshawa civic stadium the win capped off a cin derellalike year for the junior ti gers who werent given much hope of success even by their own coaches when the season began at the start of the year i thought wed be lucky to win a game coach brian manorek admitted after saturdays vic tory we only had five players back from the season before and i was not overly optimistic however the tigers jelled as a strong unit and finished the regu lar season with a 42 record upset henry street in the playoffs and then knocked off favored picker ing in the durham final to set up the dyssaa showdown with mar kham having never met before neith er squad knew what to expect from the other side so the coaching staffs went with what had worked previously on off ence and made defensive adjust ments as the game wore on manorek said the key to the win was the ability of the tigers to stop markhams powerful outside running game in particular their sweeps we knew nothing about mar kham before the game started he said they were a big strong team and we had to make a num ber of adjustments on defence the tigers got a big break early when markham scuffed the open ing kickoff right into the hands of trevor bubba davis who cleanly scooped it up for a first down on the marauder 50 three plays later klose broke open on a counter play and rum bled 29 yards for a touchdown be fore the match was even a minute old however the marauders came charging back with two touch downs on sweeps in the first quar ter the first a 13yarder to the right side of the tiger defence by brad may markhams mvp and the second a 6yarder by perry brazeau to the opposite side when they came back with those two touchdowns we had some worry as to whether we could stop their running game manorek said we started doing a lot of stunt ing on the line and we had our cornerbacks up and pinching in to j5m3i ruakrm 5 s y v sp hl w jnj 8yl pw sj wm j u aik mvp uxbridge junior tiger halfback mike klose was named by the tribunes sister paper oshawa this week as durhamlossas most valuable player at the conclusion of the durham- york championship game saturday klose led the tigers to a 2314 win with three touch downs the award was presented by oshawa this week sportswriter mike hayakawa alan sha defend against the sweeps he explained that stopped the out side running game and forced markham to go inside where our defence was strongest and could hold them having put the brakes on the marauder running attack the ti gers let their offence go to work and early in the second quarter klose crashed over from a yard out to cap an impressive 70yard drive and even the score john humphries successfully converted both the tiger touch downs a 30yard field goal by jason melko put the tigers up 1714 at the half and the score held until the final quarter when klose ran in from 38 yards out with 30 seconds remaining to seal the vic tory the marauders very nearly pul led out a win in the fourth quarter as they were driving deep into ux bridge territory before klose broke up a seconddown reverse and nailed the markham runner for an eight yard loss to put them out of field goal position with under two minutes left and facing third and 18 the maraud ers went to the air on a fleaflicker with halfback may tossing to a wide open brazeau who couldnt hold onto the ball markham coach jim george said the tigers wishbone offence gave the marauder defence a lot of trouble it was tough for them because theyd never seen a wishbone be fore george explained wed practiced against it this past week but if youve never actually played against it you hesitate the game was a hardhitting affair and the tigers had trouble holding onto the ball fumbling eight times three of them tur novers markham is a big strong team and they played very hard but clean manorek said tiger notes in last weeks report of the juniors durham lossa championsip win over pickering high school it was in correctly reported that jason melko ran 91yards for a touch down in fact melkos scamper was 101 yards long the mistake was made when your correspon dent in the midst of all the excite ment forgot that a canadian foot ball field is 110 yards long the tribune apologizes for the error amazing comeback the stouffville senior ds scored four times with less than five minutes left in the game to earn a shocking 76 comeback win over toronto varsity in ladies north metro league hockey action sunday night lynne wilkinson scored the winner with only two seconds on the clock to cap the com eback and let the hometown fans leave happy heather morrisons marker opened the floodgates with 457 left in the third period and it was quickly followed by darlene ogden and laurie taylor to tie it other stouffville goals went to ogden taylor and allison lowery while assists were collected by wilkinson wen dy brnjas and karen bach in action from the previous sunday laurie taylors hat trick led the senior ds to a 43 win over mississauga at the recreation centre taylor notched a natural hat trick scoring all three goals in a row in the second period to lift stouffville from a2ldefecit mississauga took an early two goal in the first period be fore lynne wilkinson on an assist from tracy cumming and laurie taylor brought stouffville to within one taylor then went to work in the second frame with assists going to shauna blake and tracy hesmondhaugh to put stouffville up by a pair 42 the stouffville girls tried to sit on the lead for the last period and their defensive shell held until the final mi nute when mississauga pop ped one home with 44 seconds remaining on sunday nov 29 the stouffville senior c ladies take on scarborough in a full contact game at the recrea tion centre start time is 8 pm block that shot stouffville district secondary school sdss midget spartan jen bar ker 5 goes up to block a unionvillc shot during york region girls basketball action saturday unionvillc handed the spartans their first loss ofthc season 3323 in the tournament game sdsss julie coleman 40 backs up the play alan shacklcton bubba baboom it takes a lot of markham marauder tacklers white sweaters to bring down big uxbridge junior tiger fullback trevor bubba davis 99 during the durham- york championship game saturday in oshawa davis and company went on to win the title match 2314 thanks to the three touchdown performance of half back mike klose taking bubba down are brad may 5g graham angliss 66 and gord cairns 32 sjoerd witteveen novice clippers gain win tie the stouffville novice clippers had a successful weekend road trip as they returned home with a win and tie to their credit the novices sponsored by neil patrick motors tied archrivals port perry 33 friday night then knocked off port hope 72 on sunday after three contests against port perry the novices have two ties and a loss the clippers got off to a fast start friday night as kyle norton broke up a port perry rush and headed up ice to score just 22 seconds into the game norton also netted stouffvilles second score and andrew hutch isons goal in the dying minutes gave the clippers the tie the contest was hard fought and after nortons opening goal port perry put incredible press ure on the clippers and despite the heroics of goalie evan boyd and defencemen scott assinck grahame smith danny armour and clint glover the equalizer went in just before the end of the first frame the clippers went ahead on another norton goal in the second but port perry charged back to tie only 17 seconds before intermis sion the goal late in the period in spired port perry and they took a see pair b2 sdss midgets make final four on saturday morning the in evitable finally happened the stouffville district secon dary school sdss midget spar tans girls basketball team lost a game the spartans dropped their first contest of the year after a perfect 120 regular season 3323 to unionvillc during saturdays york region elimination tourna ment at holy trinity in richmond hill the tourney featured the re gions top six squads battling it out to determine the final four fortunately the sdss girls re gained their compusure to edge bayview 4039 in their second game of the day the midgets overcame an 11- point defecit in the final quarter to take the dramatic win the victory over bayview gave the spartans a berth in the final four and they played markhams brother andre last night after press deadline in the region semi finals the winner takes on the victor of the unionville langstaff matchup for the york cham pionship friday at huron heights in other sdss girls basketball action the senior spartans lost a squeaker to sacred heart 2423 last tuesday mary sled played well and led the spartan scoring attack with 10 points the perfect team the stouffville district secondary school sdss midget spartan girls basketball cam had a perfect 120 regular season in york region play this year team members arc lcfltoright front row steve fronskc manager jen macklin ann baston jen barker sue baston tcrrill junkin back row bill mcknight coach kelly sheridan julie coleman janinc bell michelle hofstcc doug walker coach missing from photo is tammy grove