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Whtby Free Proas, Weê,esday, Novembe 24,1993. Page 21 The Whitby m*jor novice AA1 hockey teain played two reg 1a season gaines this weekend,! earning two of a possible fouri points. On Saturday the Rat Pack hosted the Orillia Terriers, a teain with a high-powered offence that is used to scoring plenty of goals every turne they take the ice. Whitby head coach Joe Mi dgets lose 4-3 The Wbitby ridgot AMA hockey teain was narrowly defeated b yYork-Simcoe 4-3 in last Wedesday's gaine at "'<ork-Sirncoe took an early lead in the first period but the gaine was quickly tied up when Jef Bremner scored the flrst goal for Whitby, assisted by John Liriano and Andrew McLaugh]in. York-Simcoe again took the lead by scoing the only goal in the second period and then went on to score two more early in the third putting thein ahead 4-1. With great intensity and determination, Ian MacNeil scored two quick goals on the saine shift, the iret with assista froin Iàriano and McLaughlin and the second from, Liriano and Geof Park. Whitby 4ried totde it up but York-Simco1 squeaked through with thp win. Mclntosh scores 3 for novices Whitby Fabrics novioe ringette teain won two gaines over the weekend. On Saturday, in a great game againet Oshawa, Whitby came up with a 6-5 victory. Erin Mclntosh scored three goals, Joanna Tellas scored twice and Emily Mountàoy added another goal. Jebnah e~eemnpn had two assWistma Raeal Jimino, Kristen Alphonsq, Cdurtnie Hery and Jessica Y an each had an assiat. Nancy Etigland played a solid gain eas g.aé. On Sundq~, VWhiýyplayed a close gaine against Markham and won 4-2. MeIntoah scored three turnes and Lindsay Tait once. Cheesman had an asist. Good goeltending was provided by Susie Crab. Other teain members are Caitlin Cainpbell, Jin Curr and LindseyULily. Bs .skate past 4ýAj2ax% Milages strategy was to ply sound defensive hockey at l tines and capitalize on any good scoring opportunitues. Tee strategy worked perfectly for the tiret two periods. Strong defensive plaY b the entire teain, especiaiy, Justin Hawe and goaltender Kyl Nova kept the Terrier attack off balance. Midway through the second period Robin Côté created an opportunity by taking the puck froin an Orillia defender and feeding it te, Wade Branch who made no mistake on the ahot and the Rat Pack went ahead 1-. Early in the third, bard work paid off again as Jereini Briinble intercepted a learing pass and got a good ahot at the net, where Branch was waitung te tuck in the rebound, and the Peck led 2-0. Tee second goal fired up the Orillia offence and they put terriflc pressure on the Whitby goal. The Rat Pack fafled te keep Whitby rep hockey MAJOR 13ANTAM AAA Nov. 17 WhIby Cory Ha2 Dui)eI1-lomes2 J. 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The Whitby Parks and Recreation Department are reminding you of the variety of Aquatic, Fitness and Community S Programs offered for ail ages. The 1994 Winter Special Edition flyer is enclosed in S this edition of the Whitby Free Press. If you did flot receive your Special Edition flyer, a copy may be obtained at the following locations: 'i f Civic Recreation Complex Iroquois Park Complex Parks and Recreation Department Information Whtby DROP IN FfTNESS CLASSES i AT THE WHITBY CIVIC RECREATION COMPLEX TyAny Class An1' Tîme Try Classes Include Step. Mixed Impact and Aquafit Classes start November 23 and viii carry vou through the Holidays1 Schedules available at the Reception Desk ~ 10. Classes ONLY $4.00 each PAY AT THE RECEPTION DESK CIVIC RECREATION COMPLEX "E es 555 Rossiand Rd E ins For More Information Catl 666-1991 RElCRETIONATi ITS BEST the - Teiers at bey and Onillia scored four goals in leus than five minutes inidway through the third. Whitby fought back from the 4-2 deficit. Sean Kerr, on a mica pasa by Andrew Larniot, scored from the poi nt te bring the Rat Pack withinm- a goal. Whitby pressured Oillia teain throg the Iast two minutes of the gaine, but juet failed te knot the score. The final was 4-3 ini favor of Oillia. Whitby game stars were clefenders Roe= Eberle and Brinble, along with Branch. On Sunday, Pickering provided the opposition. In two previous meetings the teama played fast, excitung hockey and this game was no exception. It was late in the second period when a Pickering forward was able to get bis stick on a low ahot and deflect it over Whitby goaltender Drew Dockrill to open the scoring. It was the last turne Pickering had a reason te celebrate. Although Pickering mounted an attack for the farut haif cf the third eriod, Whitby turned un the ofence when it was nýý Goals late in the period by Sean Pitcher and Brandon 'Fowler quickly turned a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 victory. Assisting on the goals were Kevin Walsh, Andrew Martland, Branch and Brimble. Gaine starts were Jainie Millage, Fowler and Pitcher. The teara has been weakened by the injury to defenseman James Simpson, and coach Millage juggled his lineup, inoving Côté back to strengthen the defence. This created a new forward lime of Jason Connor, Mfichael Finigan and Kerr. The KFC lino played very well throughout the gaine, both creating scoring opportunities at one end and taking them away at the other with tenacious backchecIng. The Rat Pack has no regular season gaines this week, but wl be traveling to compete in the 1