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PAGE 22, WHTYFREM PRESS WEDNESDAY, DECmBER 6,19g89 Tee Fyr oin otheérs 'Campitons on Te' JTENNIFER MULNER, a coach at Super Nova Gynmasties Club, gives instruction to David Brotherhood, 7, about proper techniques on the rings. L. Clu-l BovieFrcePress photo Novices mpped in tournament WVhitby Kim Crouch Collars minor novice AA team hockey team won one of three close games in the recent London Oak- ridge annual minor novice tour- nament that 'attracted teams from the U.S.A. In Whitby'S first game againsi Amiherst, t h first period wenl scoreless. In the second, Amherst went ahead with two goals. Ini the third Whitby pulled within one on a nice pass by Brad Mcaughton to set up Kyke Crouch who tipped the puck in the Amherst net. Whitby dominated the third, but couldn't put another one past the red hot Amherzst goaltender as Whitby lost 2-1. Whitby then moved on to play a team from Flint, Michigan. This was an emotionally and physically demanding game, with both teams letting their tempers get the best of them, resulting in several trips to the penalty bx. Flint scored first, but Whitby countered with a goal in the second by Ricky Mace, assisted by Nicholas Owen. After two periods it was even at one apiece. Both teams entered the third eager for victory. Flint took an early lead halfway through, but Whitby got one right back on Crouch 's second goal of the tour- nament, Kyle W ailes assisting. The game stayed tied until the closing minutes of the game when Flint knocked in the go- ahead game-winning goal. Although having failed to advance in the tournament, Whitby took high spirits into their third game against Strat- ford. a teani that needed a win to advance to the consolation finals. It was even until midway in the second, when Whitby jumped ahead on a solo effort by Michael ýKonieczny who raced down the ice, swervinig.around the defence to park the puck in the top of the net. But Stratford came back qcklya 20 seconds later they baggd t he jr own to tie it up. In the third, Whitby hung tou h and -started. to. frsra t~e.. Stratford club, resulting in some s costly penalties to Stratford. y Midway through the final a period, Whitby tightened the -noose when Crouch passed to an -unattended Robert Lalonde, who s was wide open in front of the net to slap in the go-ahead. t A minute later, Nicholas Owen tfed a pass to Sean MacRury, who tcranked in an insurance goal as i Whitby went on to beat Stratford 1 3-1. 1 Hockey pins and friendship ?were exchanged amongst all iteams in t he tournament. Whitby will next see tournament action in Woodbridge during the LChristmas break. Illness slows bantam Bs With some players out due to illness,' WhitbyPrecision Litho Inc. bantam B hockey team came out on the losirxg end of their three games last week. Coach Ron Brillinger was pleased with the sohid effort given by the 10 available Elayers.Beut they could not com- at both illness and their opponents. Oshawa slipped by Whitby 2-1, with Dave Silva the lone Whit-by scorer. In a late Saturday game, Willowdale Blackhawks took advantage of the weakened Whitby team by dropping them 8-2. Peter Maiers and Jamie Olenick each got a goal for Whitby. Scott Jenson and Olenick scored in the 4-2 loss to the York Toros. Jamie Organ, Presision Litho's only available goalie who was himself fighting fever, per- formed well in aIl games, facing an average of 27 shots. The avaliable defencemen were Mike Goode, Mark Scholtes, and Mike Molson. The other Whitby forwards playing were Clayton Stillar, Glen Roberts and Mike Brillinger. The bantams are looking for- ward to the return of their in Prtop tiswkend.... Whitbýs Ice FPyre precision team àilbe part of the Royal Bank Champions on Ice show at the Oshawa Ciic Auditorium on Saturday, Dec. 9, 7 p.m. Feature performers ini the show, fro= which local figure skating clubs will benefit from the proceeds, will be 1989 woeld men's figure skating champion Kurt Browning and 1989 world bronze medalist Grzegorz Filipowski. Also perforrning will be members of the national team, including world pairs team silver medalists Cindy, Landry and Lyndon Johnston, Diane Takeuchi, Norman Proft, dance team Melanie Gaylor and Lee Barkell, and 1989 Canadian Whitby rep hockey minoe amoe'A' - uponaood by Paaaport Whitby Nov. 28 Whbby. Scott Young 2 Brian Vinent 2 Ryan OAM 5 Suttea LàMtie rtain Tunai Dec. 2 Game #1 Ryan Olory 2 Erian Vinent Gaine 2 WMiy Grant Sauter Matt Capson Ryan IMM Game 83 D. Fkrquharmon Scott Young Ryre 01m Grant Sauter John Land Dec. 3 Whftby Brian Vinent 2 Ryan OILAIUY Nov. 24 4 Oahau B wbltby JeifThore Trevor&a Dàail"M Mark sci Nov. 25 WbMt7 C"Iqto a 3 omaua 5 PeLerborough 2 Novf. 26 Nov. 29 semfma 3 Bowmanville MfirwAt M e AR - qaoaaofd b>' M & M Mt Stor Nov. 23 Nov. 24 Nov. 25 Whaby Sn~ erSkhToenaat dance team bronze medalists Joanne Borlas and Martin Smith. Another local perfornier at the show wifl be Andrew Pllkington, 10, of the Uxbridge Figure Oct. 23 6 Enniainor 2 Whitby 5 Juatin St. Onge2 t Sean Crandim Jo. Sadier Damid Home Oct. 28 2 PeLoebomoaJa 38 Wbitby 6 Jo. Saeiler 2 7 Pickering O"aa Markhain Skating Club. Tickets, $15 for aduit, $10 for children' and seniors, are available at the Civic krena office or cail 723-162 to charge. Melien qualifies -for Conunonwealth Games Lori Melien of Whitby will compete in the 'Commonwealth Games in Montreal Jan. 25-30 after earning a place on the Canadian swim team with run- ner-up finishes in two events at the games' trials. Rancir m#dain Andrew Shno Der-.3 Whitby 2 Peteborough Tannoeo"ff WmaiaySuddena m4q oemewoeAAI - .ponaoad bY Gtarran Guitam Nor. 25 Whty 4 Markham Andrew Mari 2 Chria Steo - oenaoed bjrPaiciaoaLtho lu. a Dits 2 Ben-mile4 'tar I Otaa Du NAil"tw,' F mgiarabyK P. CayCentre Oct.28 Whitby 6 Mrk VandSuipa Daa7i RuraL 4 Toroto B Oct.29 Whiby Daxyl Hurmt 2 3 Loadai 4 Mat Mui 1 Ot.Cathadino mhvw Novice 'A' - q)onnoaed b>' Kim Crouch Collar Nov. 26 Kyle Crmuch Whitby 2 Richard Macs Kyle Crouch Nov. 28 Whitby 3 Michael Koaieczny Robert lade NicholaOwen 1Amherat, N.Y. 1puiat michigan StMtford Major Naoe e ' . apoaared by Naah A]wnxnum Nov. 29 Whitby Evan Kitainur 1 Oahawa EDnnanesToewnuam Dec. 1 Gaiee # Whitby Randy Davidion Evan Kitamum De«. 2 Gaine #2 Evazi Cardwell 2 Randy Devidion 2 Eva Kltamum Tanner WetflI Gane 83 Whitby O.haa 2 '1 Second in both'the 100m and 200m backstroke at the Com- monwealth trials Melien was very pleased with lier results and looks for similar success in Mon- treal. Kavinorue Judin St. Ont SmnCrandlm Te" Argua autent - MaLt Waaoeat NOV. 4 Whitby 7 in Sheuio Nor. a Wbitby BtmvJedinak itmnArgua 8Ajax i Peterborough 3 1 Markham 3 2 Ajax Nov. 19 Whitby 4 P$ckoeing Sn cran" o2 Jon SaiLle StmvJedinik MfaoeNovid A "wmoelfd byick lnauran Bumo ~ apbThmuaM" whitby watt Jardn 2 Suad &7k» Scott Wjli Whitby Juff churich 2 Matt Jardin Sautent - ShadiBrykea Scott Wyli Whitty 3 Ouhaa Whitby JeffChurch Matjardin Judd Stevenson whüy 8 Pickering IMe lafranie2 MMf)oifu NOV. 6 Whitby 7 Mwark VandwEip 8 JefMikmalgu EL Panpahruoa jim Brown Dde En 2 Petedboough 2 Nov. 21 whb>'b Daryl Huait 2 sSn GiN Da.e dvards Jim fkova markVandetip stqàhm coep MaiceAm. 'B' - apenaondby Prngie Crek IGA Oct. 14 Whitby 6 Sean Cmndlua 2 Daniel Héâmes. Justin 51. Onze Oct. 16 2 Port Peray i wbitby 4 Pcerin Sean Crandica 2 Jo. Saie Dan Bthinga Psterborougb 8 Whitiy Matt Jardn 2 Judd stvenoa MlkaHamlltoa JeDfChurech Whitby MefChurch JainiaGiN, Scott Reagn 6 Chinoouay S BaiSai. 0 Kitchener 3 3 Markham 3 6 Markhana 4 Pickeing 4 oahawa Mar eNovice 'A' - Penaorad b>' Highland Van à Singef Nov. 14 WhitUy Bdby Schlitt Nov. 18 Whitby NhanoNoli Jaaon Dickma Bobby Sehii Stacy remner IPickwing 4 ahwa iN. 20 Whitby 5 Pickering Balahy Schlitt 3 Androw Dodo 2 Sautent - Evan Johnuo. 2 Erie Carter 3 Nov. 23 Whitby 7 Ajax Boby hltt 3 amin> sepera SaacY Bramner Ring M'ater Wbitby 4 Rtym Boyd 2 Marc laiera Ma Hainiho 1 1 ý . - 1 . ý ý 1 1 ý . , ir . 1 1 i