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p10 tribune september 191990 uhs ready for another season of school action bruce stapley correspondent high sports its back to the gridiron the boards and the great outdoors as uxbridge secondary uss teams prepare for the upcoming fall ath letic season in all 21 teams will compete this autumn in football volleyball basketball golf cross country running and tennis leading the way are thejunior and senior tigers football teams coached by brian minorek and veteran phil mazza respectively and the midget junior and senior tigers girls basketball squads the cagers are being coached by karen macdonald mgt barb taylorbone jr and dawn kor- baksr x the senior grid tigers who lost in the quarter finals to metrofinalist pickering in regional play off action last fall have eight returnees with halfback jamie miller and lineman troy davis expect ed to assume leadership roles chris elson who shone with the junior tigers last season is expected to take over the quarterback position the juniors who finished strong but missed the playoffs in 1989 had 33 hopefuls report for prac tice with the rookies enduring the initiation rite of having short haircuts imposed upon them coach minorek says that while his team will miss elson he is hopeful either chris spearen or ryan wilkinson can fill the void r- we dont have a lot of experience but we have enthusiasm and we have a few big boys with us if we can avoid last years slow start we could go somewhere on the basketball court the senior tigers who advanced to the first round of the playoffs last fall will have most of last years players back again with kerry holland and jennifer prentice expected to be among the leaders brian mackay will coach the senior tigers boys volleyball squad john mcmaster is heading up the schools golf teams and new staff member gord humphrey is coaching the uss cross country teams doug barton will look after the tennis units action starts this week for most squads with both tiger football squads set to do battle this friday in their season openers aas i 7 tvatcftafit ttoe tall sale 400 dbli nv vinyl vinyl coated assorted patterns reg to 35 dble roll per dble roll mjow -iskr- borders borders borders from 509 per ft spool childrens patterns reg to 28 dble roll 500 w dble per dble roll sunworthy country prints reg t0 34 p dbe ro and much much morel 5 per dble roll bui 1 get 1 free l riui siiu 1 io fall save up 75 tfowdfc patterns arriving daily to more oshawa ajax scarborough 140 simcoe st s 37 harwood ave s 793 markham rd just south of john between hwy 2 and 401 in the painted posl plaza 5791655 6860719 4314458 mssm open thursday friday nights until ninei in brief stingers fogged out the stouffville stingers intermediate ladies softball team was in a fog thursday night at the town park up against uxbridge precision auto refinishing in the third game of their three team round robin for the south lake simcoe ladies league champi onship dense fog rolled in just as the match started umpire bob french called the game in the top of the third inning the stingers who have won one and lost one in the final st will play mt albert the third team in the series at the town park this thursday night sept 20 at 830 with the uxbridge contest rescheduled for next thursday timekeepers needed the whitchurchstouffville minor hockey association still needs several timekeepers to work saturday house league games and wednesday night rep contests at the recreation centre the job pays a nominal fee and interested people should contact cliff dunkeld at 6401204 abbot and son take eastern canadian gold stouffville stingers cocoach bob abbott was the official ontario representative with the shedden near london team that captured the eastern canada intermediate mens fastball championship in prince edward island sept 9 abbotts son richard who lives in shedden played third base for the title winning squad which went undefeated in six games abbott is involved in mens and womens fastball at the provincial and national levels and has managed several teams which have competed in inter national tournaments sdss needs trophies an increase in both sports programs and athletes has stouffville district sec ondary school looking for businesses and families to donate trophies to the school people interested in having a trophy bearing their name or business to be given to a deserving individual or team each year should contact dave con- nell 6401433 sdss stays aa despite having had its student population suddenly increased by 130 stouf fville district secondary school sdss will remain at the aa level in high athletic competition the schools student body now numbers 850 which is the mark where schools usually move up to aaa competitionbut the rules allow for a one year period of grace and with the sdss student body expected to return to approximately 720 next year the school should continue to compete at the double a level grade 12s to canoe the magnetewan twenty sdss grade 12 physical education students and three teachers from the school are off on a four day wilderness canoe expedition on the magnete wan river this week the 40 kilometre water journey through a wildlife sanctu ary is being headed up by sdss phys ed staffers scott croucher dave connell and lynn smith it is the fifth such outing in four years for sdss students track still possible this fall despite set backs and procedural delays the stouffville community track complex may still get underway this fall dave connell of the track advisory board says the track committee has been meeting frequently of late with the school board and the town in an effort to finalize construction plans connell says the fall would be the ideal timeto construct the facility because it would mean the whitchurchstouffville soccer club wouldnt lose a field during the construction period another advantage would be that the rubberized asphalt could then be applied to the track in the spring giving the ground all winter to settle open to all teens or groups of teens cash prizes trophie register before sept 24th by calling cathy lee 29431 79