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Durham pony club Dtzhum Cup resait.. Aug. a Chanrions and reserves for each division viocs as tottovis (champ~ion isted irst): Pony Huafer Tonie Mathevi on Sinply Inesistabte Robin Reid-Burke on Rock 'n Roll Green Hunter Kaie Jamnieson on Back Jack Sarahs Mkkeson on Spinnaker 2 Low HunIer Katie Janieson on Back Jack Merissa CotWet on Pary For One Hack Lodi Browin onFPrinirose Lindsay Vchers on Wsht ul Thinkin' Begînnur Jumiper Antber Couzens on Cotiers Dreain Lisa Bradley on Easy Does hl Tralnlng Jumper Jamie M4cBeth on Sirnpalico Drs Chappell on Whos Who Low Jumper Fay Lehrnsan on Tegether*etly Rebecca Stefrrit on Ashtlon Dekht Short Stktms Megsn Mildasson on Double DucIs Milssa Nison on Fun & Gamnes Senior Equtalion MichlelsVanoringen Tracy Churchil Equitallon B and C Astslegh Lessor M4ehsaCoites Overel cfaaspion Kat as J aTieson Micisulte VaeHrsingen RYAN SUFRIN (above) and Neil Henehan have both accepted soccer scholarships from the University of Pennsylvania. Sufrin, Whitby Free Press, Wedriesday, August 25, 1993, Page 21 Soccer players get scholarshis. at TJ.S. schol Two Whitby studerits have received saccer scholarships at the University of Pennsylvania, in California, south of Pitts- burgh. Ryan Sufrin, 19, a graduate of Father Leo J. Austin Cathalic Secondary Schaol, and Neil Henehan a graduate of Arch- bishop benis O'Connor High School, accepted those scholar- ships from among several that were offered. Sufrin, who was a member of the Scarborough Azzurri teani that won lat year's under-18 national championship, says ha will receive a $15,000 scholar- ship for his first year -- he will have ta pay the remaining $2,000 of the $17,000 cost for first year. "The success af my firat year will determine (the amount of scholarship) second year,» says Sufrin, who would like ta take a four-year program. of studies toward a career in animation or graphic arts. Sufrin and Henehan were offered schalarships by several U.S. schools and Sufrin had hoped %fr a lull ride," meaning a scholarship to cover aIl his tuition casta. But he said he had fulfilled a goal b y obtaining a scholarship, and "I exect a successfül terni down there.» Sufrin had been playing occa- sionally for Oshawa Turul in the Mator City Soccer League, while Henehan was playing for Adria in the saine league before bath left recently for school. Henehan, too, realized a ulife- long dream of entering university on a soccer scholar- ship."-'He said when he firat approached sehools, they were eager ta recruit him but that «they were mare anxious ta receive my money than they were ta place me." Henehan praised the American Schalarship Assistance Prograni Ine, for their help "from start te fiînish in obtaining a scholarship "Had 1 knawn about ASAF sooner, it would have saved me one year of my life as weIl as a lot of frustration," said Henehan. a -----j.- - iý--- e fls erFather Leo .Austin graduate, was a membe fl Sty rs - under-1 8 national champion Scarborough Azzurri team. CM Nnuu Photo y Mark Reesor Whitby Free Press L A A T YS R R S E L New floor for college Qýv1993 lPlymouth ACdaIM I ba - (ET 5.90/0 A new hardwood maple gm nasium floor has been installed at the Durham College athletie complex. The new floar, installed by the Centaur Floor Company, replaces the original rubber sur- face, in the gym since the facility was built in 1977. Proceeds froni the athletie department's weekly varsity bingos provided much of the fun ding for the new floor. The new floor fentures signifi- cant changes ta, court lines for basketball and volleyball while still catering ta major high school even ts and badminton. The floor also has a centre court logo, and logos in the end zone area. Selects edged in shootout A Whitby under-7 select teamn lost 2-1 in overtime to Pickering in the final of a soccer tourna- ment in Uxbridge recently. The Whitby team, coached by Stan Bombino, had reached the Whitby girls softball BANTAM Ttgrd playoff rounsd i Ny Mtois 16 Rotary Clb 7 NOVICE Playofa Ceont ury 2 1- Hancock 11 Old Silver Thintie 1M Karam Chiropractic il Lions Club 10 Vaent inos il Eurocrtt Kctien 19 BLroolCnLgînon il OHEU 19 bon C 1~9 Curocrafi Kitotien 13 Century 21.Hanoeck 17 OHEU 15 OkS Silver Thimble 5 Kararn Chiropractic *4t Cent ury 2 1.Hanoock 21 Lions Club 13 SOUIRT TNrd playof round Dividon A Aug. 19 National Trust 6 Paint Store Plus 4 Remisx-C. Chantier 14 Sunise Roary 13 Whitby Optimnis 13 Lions Club 4 Aug. 20 Whitby Optimaf E1B Remna-C. Chantier 9 DffieinB Aug.19 Fàmm* Lwiber 1B Boubon Cotise 6 Broolrn Kinsrnen 14 Mercu yAulo 5 Midis Mailer 1E Poys$ Er4eteprise in SENIOR MITE Fouath payoif rounsd Aug. 1E DoM & Soube 20 BroohnOptmm ia Lovel DruVev 14 Becdord Sem=is 13 Refm-H.îBe 16E Lo.IDrugs 12 Ddd& Sooe 15 Big V Dngs 4 final with wins of 3-0 over Scu- gag, 40 over Ajax and 1-0 over Os hawa. A shootaut determined the winner of the final. Durham ls asof Aug. 23 UNDER 15 PEEWEE Whitby Moyeu 5 Nicote Dusonse Vicky Maras 2 Stephanie Smâi~ Whitby Optimiàsts Laura Hunt Whitby Johnson C. 3 Scugog Jenniter Lindgren AnnasBavard Francine De Paimia UNDER il ATOM Whitby Tiýers Angie Snsith Brookin Concrete Jessica'Brovinrdge Megan MoCarron Pickering MWies 2 Ajax Eastern Ene. 1 Whitby Tigers 4 Ajax Optirnists Latins Thonmzson 2 Milcista Evans Mbisle Loui Whitby Boonmers 4 Pickering Winrufss Sonys Mangers 2 M4etanie L rcUs Vanessa Rednsnd UNDER 13 MOSOUITO Wtit. l-ighlsnd Van 4 Ajax Pharma Plus Mlichole Belanger 3 Lynaha Snmith Wlstby Optimiaid 2 Pickmring Viae Nicole Freorna Sonya Klooten WhbW Hweriax,6 Poiricia l-eaney 3 Mofal Broisesu 2 siephaie morgan Ajax LbeduyMawuud O0 Whit.P4nmC" 1Ajax Anmw eTool 0 --------------------------------------. .. .............. 00, Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association 1993/1994 Representative Team MINOU OCKETTryout Times OMHA EASTERN "AAA" LEAGUE TEAMS Mi nor Novice AAA (1985) Aug. 30, Sept. 1, Sept. 3 5-6:00pm Novice AAA (1984> Aug. 30, Sept. 1, Sept. 3 6-7:OOpm Minor Atom AAA (1983) Aug. 30, Sept. 1, Sept. 3 7-8:OOpm Atom MAA (1982) Aug. 30, Sept. 1, Sept. 3 8-9:30pm Minor Peewee AAA (1981) Aug. 31, Sept. 2 5-6:30pm, Sept. 4 4-5:3Opm Peewee AAA (1980) Aug. 31, Sept. 2 6:30-8pm, Sept. 4 5:30-7pm Minor Bantam AAA (1979) Aug. 31, Sept. 2 8-9» '30pm, Sept. 4 7-9:OOpm Bantam AAA (1978) Aug. 31, Sept. 2 9:30-11lpm, Sept. 4 9-1 1 :Opm Mdget AAA (1977) Aug. 30, Sept. 1, Sept. 3 9:30-11 pm OMHA YORK-SIMCOE LEAGUE "AA" TEAMS Mi nor Novice AA (1985) Sept. 9, Sept. 11, Sept. 14 5-6:OOpm Novice AA (1984) Sept. 9, Sept. 11, Sept. 14 6-7:OOpm Mi nor Atom AA (1983) Sept. 9, Sept. 11, Sept. 14 7-8:OOpm Atom MA (1982) Sept. 9, Sept. 11, Sept. 14 8-9:30pm Mi nor Peewee AA (1981) Sept. 10 & 16 5-6:3Opm, Sept. 12 10-11:3Oam Peewee AA (1980) Sept. 10 & 16 6:30-Spm, Sept. 12 11:3am.lpm Minor Bantam MA (1979) Sept. 10 & 16 8-9:3Opm, Sept. 12 1-2:30pm Bantam AA (1978) Sept. 10& 16 9:30-îlpm, Sept. 12 2:30-4pm Midget AA (1977) Sept. 9, Sept. 11, Sept. 14 9:30-11lpm Ail tryouts are at Luther Vlpond Arena (Brooklln). Ail players trying out mnust be reglstered WIth the BWM HA. Please brlng your copy of the registration form to the f Irst tryout. Unreglstered or non-Whltby players wilII fot be atlowed on the Ice. For further information please cali: Terry Witruk, AAA Teams Director 666-3944 Bob Hanoski, AA Teams Director 668-9891 Larry Dancey, 1lst Vice President/ OMHA contact 728-0550 Stu Currie, President 668-2320 1