Page 24, Whitby Free Press, Wodnesday. November 17, 1993 BIG 4-3:ýw WIN OVER MA RKHAfM Novices strengthen hold on ftrst place The Whitby major novice AAA hockey teain, sponsored by the Laies Auxiliary, finished a perfect week by winning ail four gaines. On Monday, Nov. 8, Whitby downed Ajax-Pickering 10-5 in a wide open affair. Brandon McBride led the way with four goals. Michael Koeiw netted tbree goals and an assist. AIse scoring the Whitby was Ryan Tutak (one goal, two assista), Biily Deir (a goal, two assista) and Tyler Harrison (a goal, an assist). Cbipping in with assista were Rennie Robertson with three, Paul Ranger with two and Janiie Fox. ThýrsdY's gaine was a tight-checkcing contest with the rugged Oshawa toarn holding Whitby te, 3-3 until Romie Robertson scored bis second goal of the gaine with 72 seconds remainimg, te ice the 4-3 victory. Leading up te the final goal Kosiw had flred two goals. Assisting on the goals were Harrison with two, Kosiw, Ranger, Fox, Robertson and Amdrew Pigrain. Saturday featured ichmond Hill. After a sluggish start, Whitby exploded for four goals in the third period to leave the Stars wondering wbat bit thein, as Whitby skated to a 7-3 victory. Coach John Fox had juggled bis forward limespro tethe gaine and the mv adoff, as ail three lines counted on the score sheet. Scoring for Whitby were Tutak (two goals, one assist), Koiw (two goals, one assist), Robertson (a goal, two assista) and McBride (two goals). Adding assists were Karen Farquharson (two), Pigrain (two) and Deir. Sunday saw the powerful Markham Thunder corne te town. Whitby was one point ahead of tbe Thunder coming inte, the gaine, se first place was on the lime for the second tirne in two weeks. Havimg lest the first two meetings of the season, Markbain stormned out of the gate te, take a 2-0 lead. Whitby sbowed its character and depth by mounting a stromg and steady conieback. We ning tbe scoring for Whty was James Liske, with assista going te, Tutak and Pxgram. Whithy again fell bebind by tw sonly te bave Kosiw score unassisted with a burat of speed up the right aide. Midway through the third, liske found Pigrain with *a beautiful pass up the middle and Pigrain made no mistake buyn a high shot behind the Makhi goaltender. Playing a mani short, Whitby kept rolling as ià ske sent uta in alone and, with a nifty deke, Tutak iced the victory, leaving the Thunder players and crowd sbakcing their heads in awe. The win leaves Whitby with a 13-2 record and a three-point lead on second-place Markham. Whitby men's hockey Scores nesof Nov. il Royal Woode In. 1 Lany Lloyd Nurse Chev OIJ& 4 Peter VanAston 3 Rkkcla"l Raye Ergerprse 4 Doug Wlbu2 Tom.Schraer A ndrewGrai NRS Realy 0ae.Farquhaso Eugmne Antle ralhe's Piza Rab Rush Raid Unwln Peter Rrumma'M Ouee'e Hal Grari Muesernan3 NellFwrquhson 2 Ruai Arbuakle 2 Paul Farquharson Tony Onischuk Custom Aulo Ras. BRo'wnrldge Ian Brand Atlersley Tire Jkn Smih 2 NmdionalTrust Rab Moerat Carl Vidure 2 Dadd à oular Steve SandNord 2 iHoHpe Eric Farquhas 3 jJ<.Autabody Grog Maa 3 Don Frernch 2 Tom Englan 9 Jkn Davidson Wayne Cont Gary Harisord John edion Jim Branton Ployer(*) of the ws.k Don French, .K Xuo. 2 goals. 4 assists Peter Van Asten, Nurse CheZ Ois. hattlrck Ruse Arbuckle. Ouens Hotel.2 goak 1 "et Staninge ns of Nov. il Oueens Hotel Customn Auto Radio CX. Auobady 2 Atersley Tire Jlm Davdson Motors roth.e Pzza Dodd a Bouler 2 Royal Woods Ina. RaeErerprise Nurse Chev-OIds National Trust 2 NRS ReaIy w L 8 2 7 2 6 3 6 3 6 3 6 3 5 4 4 6 3 6 3 6 2 8 Legu codiU es of Nov. il JIm &rnâh, Attersley Tire Neil Farquharson. Oueens Hatl Dan French, CX Atobdy Grat Mswknian, OueerVe Htel Rase Rrawnidge, Custom Ato Grog Mae. CJ<. Aibody Mika Maokey. AterseyTire Jan Paio. Rayal WoodULno. Tom Schroor. Raf s Eriarprs Wayne Colomb, J kn Davidson Steve Sandlard. Dodd à Sater Randy Gala. J ini flaidson The Whitby nidget AAA hockey team lest in the consolation final of the Quinte midget AAA. showcase/ teurnament over the past weekemd in Belleville. In the flrst gaine Friday mornimg, Wbitby beat Peterborough 4-3. Jeff Griffin had two goals and an assist; Brad Lee, a goal and an assist; and Darryl Whitlock, a goal. Ian Maceil had two assists and Mike Wye, John Liriamo, Andrew McLaughlin and Jeff Bremner each had an assist. In an exciting gaine that afternoon, Whitby outplayed Brampton and won 2-0. Jainie Hogel had the shuteut and played an outstanding game. It was a real teain effort as McNeil and WVhitlock each scored for Whitby and were helped by Bremner, Mark Vanderlip, Jeif Malcolm and Matt St. Amnand each with an assist. Whitby then went on the next day te trounce Barrie 5-3 and again it was a tearn effort. McLaugblin secured two goals; Bremner, a goal and an assist; Lee, a goal and an assist; MacNeil, a goal and an assist, and Dale Edwards, iAriano, Geof Park, Brad Oliver and Wye each with assista. lIn a good effort Sunday morning, Whitby lest te Oakville 5-1 in the semi-finals. The single goal for Whitby was scored by Vanderlip, with assists from McLaughlin and Bremner. The consolation final Sumday afternoon was between AI Birthwright of Whitby scored a teuchdown as Oshawa Hawkeyes defeated North York 20-16 te win the Central Ontario atom football cbaxnpionship on Sunday. Birthwright, considered the fastest player in the league, left a boat of North York players in York-Simcoe anai Whitby, with York-Simcoe winning 6-3. Whitlock and Liriano scored for Wihitby as weil as Josh Thompson who had a goal and an assist. Other assista went te Vanderlip, Griflin, Lee, Matt Bongard and MacNeil, who received the MVP award. The Whitby teain bas been plagued by injuries this year and Brad Newport and Adamn Shields were unale te, play. Whitlock, Oliver and Malcolmn are frein the Whitby inidget AA team. The next regular league gaine is teday against York-Simcoe at Iroquois Park arena. Admission is $3 for adulte, $1 for students. bis wake 'as he scampered 99 yards frein scrimm age te score the first teuchdown of the gaine. Hawkeyes, inade up of 11- and 12-year-old boys frein Whitby and Oshawa, will play Ottawa for the Ontario championship this weekend in Brantford. Peewees still in first place The Whitby major peewee AA hockey teani, suffering frein a ceimbination of injuries, suspensions and indifférent play, managed te take tbree eut of four pointa during the past week te inaintain a stranglehold on flrst place. In Wbitby's firat contest, Ajax trailed 2-1 halfway tbrough the gaine, despite holding a 16-7 advantage in sbots. After falling behind 1-0 early in the flrst, Matt Sxmith on an end-te-emd rush kmotted the score halfway tbreugh the firat period. On a faceoff deep in Ajax territery, Bobby Scblitt tied up the Ajax centre, allowing Matt Foran te convert his owm rebound for the eventual gaine winner. Derek Ackford then converted a perfect pass frein Brant Flaherty for an insurance goal, niaking the final score 3-1 in faveur of Whitby. Later in the week, Whitby held off a deterinined Bowrnanville teain, einerging with a 3-3 tie. Scering for Whitby- were Shannon Philipe, Smnith and Paul Heindrick, wil;h assista te Justin Terry, Foran, Schlitt, Ackford and Shane Neil. Solid goaltending by Evan Kitainura, who turned a"de 27 sheta, allewed Wbitby the opportunity for the tie. 'Learn to Skate' offered The Whitby Rollerskating Club is takimg registration for the 'Learn te Skate' prograin Saturday, Nov. 20 at Wheelies. Deers will open at 9:30 a. The eight-badge prograin is taught by profesetonal coaches and morne of Canada's top-ranking artistic ekaters. The basice of rollerskating will be taught, including stopping, edges, backwards skating and turne. ThSe aged 3 and up are welcenxe tejoin, imcluding adulte. Lessons are taught in five-week sesaïons begimning Nov. 20, freirn 10 a.m. te noon. The coot is $25 for each session. RentaI skates are included in the registration fee. Bfrthwright scores TD as Hawkeyes inm titie