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leasbrj s easy way to drive tatty cotter leasing 6404541 ah makes and models wednesday march 30 198 atom clippers in bb finals j by bruce staple y 4 1 were having a season on bor- jrwed time i j this is how fame international otom clippers coach don ci reesor summed up the recent playoff exploits of his amazing atoms after his charges elimin ated paris with a 41 victory saturday at the recreation centre 5 since we were down three games to none against cobourg s weve gone 10 wins three ties and no losses coach reesor said i tlm real pleased with the char- acter they are showing j the welldeserved win in the c series clincher against the deter- mined paris team gave the clip- 1pers a 301 margin of victory in i the bestoffive omha bbsemi- r final the clippers will now meet hespeler in a series to decide the i provincial championship c- in saturdays action stouffville showed their balance with all v lines contributing solid perform- ances phillip pridham was the 5 offensive leader with a pair of i goals while lindsey haylow and 52 geoff smith chipped in a goal a g piece jgj greg sanford was particularly s effective between the pipes for the r hometeam losing his shutout bid in the third period to paris kyle leman the clippers were able to 5 stymie paris sharpshooter tyler 2 pelton who scored five goals in the opening game of the series kq i we knew we had to slow them f paris down offensively after the 66 tie march 18 said coach reesor we had to come up with i i a plan and the kids executed it well the kids played excellent stouffville came out of the first period of saturdays contest with a slim 10 lead on lindsey haylows shot along the ice that went in off goalie jonathon burrs skate in the second frame phillip pridhams deflection of jason reesors shot from 20 feet out made it 20 greg sanford came up big on several occasions to help the clippers maintain the two goal bulge when the homeside sustained pressure as the period wound down a scramble from in front of the goal resulted in phillip pridham counting his second from ryan burkholder the clippers held their own in the final stanza trading singles with geoff smith putting the icing on the win coach reesor expects the hes pler series to be a close and excit ing final were in tough thats for sure he admitted its going to be an interesting series the two teams met only once all season in a tournament in janu ary with the hespler squad scratching out a 21 victory they are a fairly well ba lanced team said the coach no matter what happens we can hold our heads high and all of a sudden the team that came within nine seconds of being eliminated a few weeks ago stand on the threshold of grabbing all the marbles the first ga me of the best of five series takes place march 31 at 7 pm in hespler game two is 3 pm april 1 at the recreation centre the following games schedule is decided by coin toss firing a pair of goals- forward phillip pridham was g bigpart of the atom clippers elimination of paris 41 saturday at the recrea tion centre with the victory the local boys have advanced to the omha bb finals against a strong team from hespler novice clippers overwhelmed by bowmanville bulls key performance at guelph tourney i went to guelph and all i got was a lousy keychain it may sound like a vacation i novelty but that might be how the if stouffville dist secondary school coed volleyball team might have 1ielt had they not earned their jijnomento at the university of ycuelph coed volleyball tourna- jsnent j when the team made up of lisa w eck lisa weatherill mary sled gs debbie chilvers karsten henn- cjj ze don clearwater wallace bar- hour and steve head travelled to gp the weekend tournament it was si the first time they played as a unit g it was a factor that didnt phase coach jim fletcher days before the tournament fletch said he h wouldnt be surprised if his team t of talented setters and spikers fji finished in the top five t one thing he did not count on was a slow start j before they could say tough competition they had already rtvlost to allontario champs w leamington and then to northern jxlrom sarnia t the two loses combined with a tie against glendale put the local team in the tier three pool although feeling a bit discon certed himself the inimitable fletch motivated his team as only he can do and the team went on to capture five games in a row beating oxford and port dover the brightest moment of the tournament for fletch was mary sled hitting the games final points set up by lisa zeck to win 156 and 1511 over port dover it was the last time mary and lisa will play volleyball for sdss as they graduate at the end of the year it was the third year fletch and bob tooker have assembled a squad for the competition and despite the teams eight place fin ish the eventual winner coming from east elgin fletch was pleased with the end performance if not the keychain we had fun it was a fun tournament offered fletch wc had a full days worth of vol leyball it gave the team a oppor tunity to meet other kids from around the province it was a fine competition it was a case of playoff hockey and not even sahl president bob mckinnons hat trick could stave off the upstart century 21meharg squad from upsetting the leagues first place canadian tire team in the opening game of the stouffvil le amateur hockey associations playoffs j leading the way for the whap- ers during the sunday showdown was lionel villeneuve and bill guest with a pair each and dave tucker and ted spice potting singles on their way to the surpris ing 63 win betz pools 4 smurthwaite heat ing 1 on the strength of gord ness pair of markers the nordiques beat up on the bruins 41 ron evans and john white were the other betz poolers to mark the scoring summary while the lone bruin gunner was gary fraser towne restaurant 5 gr floor ing 5 in another upset of sorts the highly favored kings had a diffi cult time ruling the jets and only managed a draw leading the way for the new and improved gr flooring squad was bruce gribbon wayne smith bob slack brent stachel and john tardella counting for the kings was john barnett brian harper wayne emmerson randy lee and andy cartwright village landscaping 2 farquar- son realty the leagues second place vil lage landscaping took on the far- quarsons penguins and the result was fairly predictable with the caps taking a 20 victory pete mabley and rick glen were the two caps to sink the penguins stouffville travel 2 greens res taurant 0 in a battle of two evenly match ed teams the flyers managed to get past the north stars and in the process shut their shooters down tallying for the stouffville travel was steveranier arid dave tiir- ner on their way to the 20 win the final scoring statistics have been tabulated and terry weath erill and john barnett have won the scoring titles terry weath- erills goal getting touch led his canadian tire team to a tie for the over 40 division first spot but be cause of a tie breaking procedure the blackhawks had to settle for seconds on the otherhand john barnett was part of the towne restaurant kings triple crown line with dave boyd and wayne emmerson who were all in the top five in scoring of the over 30 division if you had them in the company hockey pool here are the top 12 point getters for each division over 40 terry weatherill 45 rich hughes 37 ron brooks 36 bob mckinnon 34 phil pirie 32 don lloyd 30 bill ormson 30 ron arcnds 28 ron evans 23 doug gornall 27 don kimura 26 roy ireland 25 gord ness 25 over 30 john barnett 52 dave boyd 48 patmadigan36 wayne jack son 36 wayne emmerson 36 brent stachel 34 art nicholson 32 mike jones 31 pete turner 30 rick glenn 25 pete mabley 25 jim hargrave 24 by blaine kaneko it was a case of david versus goliath only this time david was squashed but not without trying when the fame international atom clippers took on the bow- manville bulls during the weekend to determine the lakeshore group two zone cham pions they took the bull by the horns but just couldnt wrestle it to the dirt losing saturdays game 81 and the following days game 50 no one said this series would be easy and considering the home- side is a bb squad and bowman ville who beat trenton in their semifinal is a the local boys had an enormous task at hand it is a series coach wally crow- der wasnt too anxious to play tak ing into account his boys have participated in about 60 games this season but the ontario minor hockey association ruling dic tated otherwise and despite his apprehensions coach crowder was confident the local boys would give a total effort in hopes of upsetting the favo rites unfortunately for stouffville if saturdays loss didnt shake their confidence sundays at the re creation centre probably rocked it like an earthquake the first period was a telltale sign with bowmanville register ing seven shots on the clippers and scoring once while bulls goalie steve stairiton nearly took root in the ice not facing a single shot as a matter of fact the home- side did have occasional pressure on bowmanville but it wasnt un til 115 remaining in the middle frame did stouffville count a shot on goal even if the clippers had scored on every shot they took on net they would have only gathered a draw as clipper stopper evan boyd faced 26 pucks to stouffvil- les five in an attempt to enhance the offence defensive coach dave turner had defenceman scott assinck play forward leaving the team with a three defence rota tion but it appeared no matter what strategy was employed stouffville was overmatched we dont shoot the puck enough admitted dave turner but thats been a problem all year before the game they were told to put pressure on them beat them to the puck and check like crazy with a couple of lapses against them they score we could have played better added defenseman danny armour we didnt shoot the puck enough we might not be able to beat them but we can come close the next game is tonight at 7 pm final chance to book field its the last strike for those wanting to schedule diamond times for the upcoming season the community ball associa tion is meeting at latcham hall tuesday april 5 at 830 pm to finalize diamond schedules for 1988 team representatives that want to confirm or register di amond times should attend the meeting springtime sports heating up sdss by blaine kaneko the athletic department at stouffville dist secondary school is just hitting their stride the coterie of coaches includ ing dave connell sue leroy jim fletcher cathy croucher scott croucher laurie cook jim re- hill ron dempster al piette doug mccammon and rod leonard as the assistant trainer are preparing for the spring sport season already indoor track and field sessions have begun and coach scott croucher said he is encour aged by the enthusiasm shown indoor track and field started monday and more than 50 kids turned out the coach said we have 28 midgets 23 juniors and four or five seniors theres a lot of interest and a lot who havent done track to compensate for the un availability of a track at sdss coach croucher has introduced a weekly trip to york university utilizing their advanced training facilities to get the edge on other schools who will enter the april 13 durham york secondary school association trimeet at york uni versity among the track and field parti- cipants on the team coach croucher said athletes like mis- helle hall and brenda hachey who qualified for ofsaa last year along with sue baston and anne beecher are a formidable nucleus to build a team around and if the team needed any more inspiration the bychance meeting of ben johnson at the uni versitys training facility should probably solidify their commit ment as for the other major events badminton under the supervision of jim rehill and laurie cook is in full swing with girls soccer girls baseball boys baseball and the sdss originated fitness challenge just around the corner by blaine kaneko v there was a case of police brutality in the gymnasium of stouffville dist secondary 5 school march 23 the technique the york re gion community service bureau used against a mixed squad of sdss volley bailers could best be described as brutal unbelievably with their un orthodox style the eight man unit with the addition of teacher scott croucher iriahr aged to win a game 1215 but lost the set 1513 158 the matchup was a fun draiscr for the schools athle tie council r receipts for the afternoon event totalled more than 500 money raised will be used to fund teeshirts awards and the yearend athletic banquet- the genesis of the police student volleyball game was developed on a whim accord- ing to coorganizer leslie snooks her father constable wayne snooks was recently jranferrcd to the community theyork region police community service bureau took on coed volleyball stars from sfouff- viltedist secondary school in a game to raise money for the schools athletic association the match organized by sdss student leslie snooks and sgt rodney sine garnered more than 500 unfortunately for the polite they were manhand- ted by a powerful stude squad i services division he men tioned to leslie the sgt rod- ney sine was looking for an approach suitable to public school and high school slu- dents i joked to my dad about a volleyball game andit just evolved said the 18yearold grade 12 student sgt sine contacted me he wanted to come up with an activity with the schools on a fun basis it was the first game for the team consisting of commun ity services officers they came into the game admitting they had ho practice but con- fident because they had monetary influence with the referee they went as far as saying the real refereewas tied up and thrown in the trunk of their car whatever the method it did not work although it kept the crowd of about 250 students on their toes as they fielded errant volley balls by games end with knees bruised and elbows scraped the york region team reluc tantly conceded defeat tough game but were a tough team deadpanned officer brian mciiaie doing his best bereaved conches im pression next time im going to bring my gon lisa weatherill spikes the ball for a winner as teacher scott croucher looks on helplessly lisa helped the coed spartans win the match twogamestoone during the march 23 fundraiser