WHrMY MRE PRE&9 WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 19M0, PAGE 27 Four-goal games by Van Veghel, Poupard in Whitby victories The soccer seapon meent y opened with a bang for tl e Whitby Sports Clinic under-16 girls' Tep teain. Ini Peterborough, theytrild Peterborough by two at alttim. Early in the second ha« a welJ executed goal froin Mary B'1 Challoner started thetrnrud and Whitby ,went on. todefeaà t Peterboroh 6-2. Carnie Vn Veghel had an outstanding gaine, accounting for four of the six goals. Katy Howe had the other tafriWlu*tlby. Coach Jim Neily was pléeed with a 'good overail effort"fr-om the teain. On Wednesday ini Aurora, HENRY STBEET High Sehool awar- standing maie athiete. JuIQe Parker ded its top athietes last week during was named the top femae athiete banquet festivities. Darren Johnoton and was awarded the Joan Burn received the Vorvis Trophy for out- trophy.1 . 1Obviabvi. photo Season begins for under 13S Kersti Poupard stood out, Beor four goals as Whitby defeated Aurora 11-Ã". Other Whitby scorers were Kirsten Braithwaite, Challone,, Alison Goodman, Howe, Dawn McLeod, Nadine, Van Staveren and Van Veghel. Whitby's i nder-12 girls' rape team, opened their season w'th two gaines last week. They lt 3-1 to West Rouge, playing in the puddles of Jeffrey Park on Mondayv. Susane Wisdom scoed for Whitby. On Wednesdy, they travelled te Pickering. The resuflt of that ~e was a.1-1 tie,-with Gwen Kilfoy scoring for Whitby on a penaltykidck LAKE ONTARIO liEd STEEL COMPANY _____________HOPKINS ST. S., WHITBY Whitby Parkview IGA tied Pickering 6-6 on May 17 ini the season opener of the under-13 rep sooeer league. Mike Elliott of Whitby scored first, but Pickering came back with three goals te take the lead at the haif. Ini the second haif, Armande.. Subrizi then three straight goals to give Whitby a 4-3 lead.' Graeme Whyte mxadfe it 5-3 before Pickering roared back with three goals to again take the lead. Marco Celebre of Whitby scored te tie the gaine. Mike Elliott scored two goals as Whitby Parkview IGA under- 13 rep soccer teani defeated Osh- Two wins for Deny's awa Turul B 5-2. Armando Subrizi Marco Celebre and Ryan HÃealy 'also scored.for Whitby. Whitby had a win, loss and tie i the weekend tournainent. Whitby lost 3-1 to East York ini the first gaine. Elliott scored four goals i an 8-1 win over Glen- shields i the second game. A 2-2 tie with Milton elimina- ted Whitby from further play. Other Whitby goalscorers in the tournaznent were Subrizi, Cory Piggott, Healy, Celebre and Graeme Whyte. Deny's Satellites-Whitby Legyion defeated Sudsers-Oshawa Legion i a doubleheader on Sunday hi the Old Timers Ser- vice Club Lob Ball Leag~ue. Rapdy Jordan was the winning pitcher and aIse hit a home run in a 13-2 victery in the frst igaine. Gord Denyer bit a triple for Whitby. Bill Holmes hit a home run and Ken Gorman bit two triples in a 1L2-7 win in the second game as Deny's came back froni a 7-0 deficit. Synch swim show Musical Splash '90, a synch- ronized swiîmig extravaganza, wiIl be presentedt at the Picker- ing recreation complex on Wed- nesday, June 6, 7 te9 p.ni. The event will be presented by the Town of Pickering in coop- eration with the Oshawa Synchro Club. Amongte prfrers wili be Sandra in lisasno A swim- mer iEteicoke who is a mem- ber of the national team. Also featured with be Durham Reçon master swinxiers and solo, duet and team, routines by 50 other local swimmersi. Admission is free. Bantams romp over Belleville Whitby Optinist bantains defeated BellevillIe 11-1 i league action at Pringle Park over the weekend. Chris Killoran and Tlm Imeson each had two bits and three runs-batted-in te power Whià tb. Brett Rayne, Ian Andrew, Dan Stephenson and Chris Mace rounded out the eight-hit attack by Whitby. Stephenson got the win, with three inings of relief help frei Keith Mills. The two combined te strike out il batters while allow- ng only one bit. .~ ~ t'. t' x.3~.i4.j 4 p ~ ~ P . . k Y ~ ~Y~4*' P~ 4~ * * ~ 4~ ~ - - ~