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1 best available copy cio tribune may 17 1989 su r reka1 johnson barristers solicitors 49 main street east 2nd floor stouffville ontario 6408100 or 6493555 leasing todays easy way to drive larry cotter leasing 6404541 a3 makes and models a metroland community newspaper wednesday may 17 1989 5 s m 6 t filke f stouffvilles scott evans heads for pitching fame by bruce staple y it says something about both the overall talents of scott evans and the depth of the cana dian national junior softball team that if the 17yearold makes the squad this summer it could well be on the strength of his hitting the grade 12 student at stouff ville district secondary school is a flamethrowing righthanded pitcher whose pitching and slugg ing were instrumental in bring ing an allontario softball title to stouffvilles bantam rep team in 1987 he pitched for the sdss team that won its first ever york region softball championship last year and was conscripted to play for the napanee team that went to the finals in the 1988 canadian midget playdowns and while he will be a key player in the town midget rep teams drive for both the provin cial and national titles this season evans has even bigger dreams swimming around in his head evans found out last monday he had made the ontario sum mer games softball team that will compete against other pro vincial outfits at the summer games in saskatoon saskat chewan this august but the brightest feather in his cap could be his inclusion in the lineup of canadas select junior team that will compete interna tionally this year evans left friday may 12 for a sixday tryout camp in st catherines he will then go to oshawa today may 17 for more workouts with the national team hopefuls the roster will then be cut by 10 players after which time the team willhead down to the united states for exhibition games in il linois and massachusetts upon returning back to canada the final lineup will be announced may 25 its a matter of how well i per form in the workouts says evans of his chances of cracking the national roster if i dont make it as a pitcher i could make the team as a designated hitter carl myers the 1988 allontario champion vandorfstouffville juniors coach who will help coach evans midget rep squad this year feels the aggressive youngster has a good chance of catching on with the canadian team theyll want him for his bat and maybe his pitching too says myers and while anything he does after that may be anticlimatic evans is talking about doing a lit tle pitching for the richmond hill merchants this slimmer which could see him pitted against the stouffville bet pools mens fastball team i pitched against betz last year in a tournament in fenelon falls recalls evans i lost 10 on a home run by mark fockler add it all up and it spells a busy summer for scott evans golf event planned for this summer by bruce stapley ged stonehouse stouff villes golfaholic entrepreneur with a flair for the unheardof is in the process of arranging a golf spectacle that could turn this area into a network of na tions come this august stonehouse through his own marketing company and along with sportsmarketing of toronto is planning the cana dian international junior golf week and as with everything else this man attempts the scheme is nothing if not ambitious and original a total of 35 destinations in cluding nine canadian pro vinces and countries ranging from the united states to singapore has been sent in vitations to send their best foursome of 1618yearold golfers for an international golf exchange and hes already had a com mitment from korea as well as immediate responses from prince edward island and bermuda in all stonehouse is hopeful of bringing around 100 teens to the area for a week of lowkey competition and some sightseeing five local courses will be us ed in all including the maples of ballantrae meadowbrook spring lake and two more to be named later players from other coun tries and provinces will be hosted by torontoyork region area kids with a gala greeting and flag parade plan ned for aug 19 when they all assemble for the first time stonehouse calls it a fun ex change centering around golf there will be no cash prizes just gifts plaques and trophies he claims there has never been a program of its kind in canada if anyone can make it hap pen stonehouse can its all systems go as baseball comes back to stouff ville this week the highlytouted boyds sports midgets will begin their home season thursday night at 830 at the main diamond these guys will definitely be worth watching this year with a pitching staff thought to be one of the best in ontario stouffvilles betz pools mens softball squad play their home opener tonight wednes day also at 830 at the main diamond against a team from the richmond hill loop they will be interlocking with this year and this coaling weekend will see the seventh annual as raiders slopitch tourna ment a 32team extravaganza with over 2200 up for grabs in prize money along with the usual assortment of equip ment bags tshirts and caps the kickoff is scheduled for friday evening at the town park and will run through sun day with the holiday monday being reserved as a rain date the tournament will also feature free dances at lat- cham hall both friday and saturday nights beecher sets record at york track meet by bruce stapley it was anne beecher in a hop skip and a jump thursday at the york region track and field meet at york university the stouffville district secondary school student set a new regional record in the senior girls triple jump and was given the gold medal as senior girls overall champion of the meet she also had a first in the senior girls long jump with second- place finishes in senior girls 100metre dash and the senior girls 4x100 relay stouffvilles les hartai placed second in the junior girls long jump the triple jump and the junior girls 4x100 relay the sdss overall team was seventh out of 28 teams atthe meet and will send 18 of its members to the durhamyork champion ship meet in oshawa this week sdss track and field coach scoticroucher was pleased with his teams showing and expects great things at the dyssa meet we did better than i expected under awful weather condi tions anne beecher could set some records at dyssa and even at the ontario high school championships she set records in junior last year sahl hands out awards they handed out the hardware saturday night at the cedar beach dance hall as the stouff ville amateur hockey league held its annual banquet dance and awards night with just under 300 in atten dance league president henry stevens presented kim kavluk with the trophy for leading scorer in the 30yearsoldandover divi sion while gord ness took the 40andover honors wayne parrotl was given the top goalie prize for the 30-arid- overs with larry penny named best backstop in the over40 loop league champions were gr flooring in the over30 division and smurlhwaite bruins in the over40 as construction players were presented with beer steins for taking the over30 playoff round smurthwaite captured the over40 playoffs pholo bruce stapley scott evans the dynamic young pitcher for the stouffville midget rep squad will get a chance to crack the lineup of the canadian team this summer he will also likely compete at the canadian championships this year in saskatchewan the 17yearold attends stouffville district secondary school ori the stouffville district secondary school boys softball team made it two consecutive shutouts tuesday as they blanked brother andre 50 in their home opener chris burkholders grand slam home run provided the offen sive spark for the stouffville squad pitching ace scott evans pitched four innings of nohit ball with burkholder taking over for the last two frames the defending york region high school champion sdss team is now 20 for the season with two games scheduled for this week winners ptkhobhuce stpiv the winner of the area f north volleyball season were crowned recently and this squad from orchard park public school cam out on top from left back row are pam henry almee gaston michelle gilroy leah kimmerly sylvia jankulovski cathy evans annemarie roy steve resink in front are cory goertzen doug frew mark rennie brian saunders owayne lapp oonald mcclean shawn sargeant the sahl presented awards to its top players at a banquet saturday night above scoring champs doug todd and kim kavluk show off their hardware pmxoforucc stapuy i below presenter wayne jackson adds a trophy to j the colectlon of terry wcathorlll tho 40andover playohmvp j