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Whitby Free Press, Wechiesday, August 17,1994, Page 21 ..........._______________________________________.__ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..*. . . . . *. . .. *..~ *... . .. . .... ... . .*. .*. .... ........... Terirstoomach for Fis opposition The Whitby Terriers boys' Lnder-14 tier 1 soccer teamn went undefeated in the 35th annual A.C. Douglas tournament in Niagara Falls Aug. 13 and 14. Terrers , started the tournament with a 9-0 thrashing of Oshawa Turul, followed by a methodical 6-0 victory over Oakville. On the final day of the tournament, Terriers came back to tie West End in the flrst haif and completely dorinated the second haif only te gain ati despite constant pressure on the opposition. Terriers finished the round-robin in first place in their division by defeating Niagara Falls8-0, ensuring a place in the cup final against Mississauga. The final was played at Club Italia, a full-sized, immaculate pitch and Terriers took full advantage. Using quick, one-touch passing, deft control and team speed, Whitby was neyer under any real pressure and the first haîf finished with a 1-0 lead, thanks- te. a perfectly placed' threugh bail by Adam Moinar te Terrier's captain and striker Grahams MacLean, who rifled a left foot shot past the keeper. In the second half, Moînar scored on a direct free kick outside the 18-yard lino. Dave Caughell scored on bis own rebound and MacLean finished ail hopes of a Missisauga comeback when he suid another threugh baIl inte the far corner te, complote Terriers' championship victery. Coach Bifh Groden said "r'm veryp rond of aIl the boys. We played the whole tournament with only one substitute while al the other teams could use five. "But we're fit and we played ivith heart and that was the difference." In recent league play Terriers defeated Ajax 6-1 and Oshawa 11-1 te maintain first place wi*. eight wins in*as many games. Othr embrsofthe Terrier4 Nigara championship teaxn au~ RobeAdams, Cresswell Nyah Scott Adamson, Jim Roufos, Br Desmit, Ryan Evelyn, Teri3 Lawrenson, Matt McGrady ani Justin Groden. Terriers are sponsored b3 Ambassador Video, Atterlej Autocare, Blue - Cross, Buffet Appetite and Roy Hainoe Firestone. Redmen Six Nations in final A showdown series between the top two teams in Ontario major box lacrosse will begin ton-igit (Wednesday) at Iroquois park. Brooklin Redmen will face Six Nations in a best-of-seven series -- te, be delayed for about a week after the second game -- that wil decide who wiIl host the Mann Cup series to determine the Canadian champion. After Thursday night's second game in Bran tford, the series won't resume until next Friday, Aug. 26. After Thursday, both teamis will lose players to the Common- wealth Games where field lacrosse will be a dernonstration sport. Ontario major lacrosse PLAYOFFS Brocittin versus Peterborough Augusi 4 Peterborough 2 Brookin 17 August 5 Brooklin 11 Peerborough g Auus7 Pearorugh 3 Broakin . 13 August 9 Brocin 9 Peerborough 7 (Brooklin wins 4-0) Ssri" .B B<Bfuptoi versus Six Nations August 4 Bramp~ton 8 Six Nations 7 August 6 Six Nations 7 Bramrpton 6 August 7 Brampton 7 Six Naions 5 August 9 Six Nations il Bramrpton 8 August 11 Brampton 5 Six Na ions il August 14 Six Nations 12 Brampton 5 (Six Naions wfras 4-2) PLAYOFF FINALS (best-of-uven) Augusi 17. Six Naions i Brocklin (Iroquos Park), 8:30 .. Augusi 1B, Brookin ai Six Nations (Brantford). 8W pim. August 26. Six Nagions i[ Brooklin (Iroquois Park>, 8:30 pin August 27, Brooklin ai Six Ngions (Brantord), 7 pin. August 29. Six Nigions i Brooln (Iroquois Parik). 8:30 pin.C ineossary. August 30. Boodai )Six Nigions (Brantford). 830 pim.i nocessary>. Septemr L t Six Nitions ai BrookSin <Ioquoio Park). 8:30pxTl. i noessary). Withplayers such as Redmen'!s Gay; aiTom Marachek and Jerry Fizgerad and Six Nations' Paul Gait and John Tavares attending the Games, it was decided te, delay the series until thir returned.. edmon went on te the Ontario final by defeating Peter- borough 9-7 last week te wrap up their best-of-seven series in four straight games. Gary Gait had two goals, Tom Wreggit had a goal and four assists, and other goals were scored by John Fusco, Fred Jen- ner, Peter Park, Eric Perroni, John Scanga and Bill Passfield. Jamie Batley, who was out- standing for Peterborough in the series, had three goals with sin- g les by Bernie Downer, Kevin Biggs, Brad Ferguson and Dar- ren Axford. Meanwhile, Six Nations, down 2-1 to Brampton in their somi- final series, won three straight te oust the defending Mann Cup champions. The Six Nations lineup is nmade up of some of the top players, including Tavares, from last yeas Brampton team. The addition of PauF Gait te Six Nations and Gary Gait to Redmen makes either team a strong favourite to win the Mann Cup series that matches the best team frors the British Columbia senior league against Ontario's best. Tenight's game at Iroquois Park bogins at 8:30 p.m., Thurs- day night's game in Brantford aise at 8:30fp.m, The third game on Friday, Aug. 26 at Iroquois Park begins at 8:30 p.m., the fourth game in Brantferd on Saturday, Aug. 27 at 7 p.m., the fifth game (if necessary) on Monday, Aug. 29 at Iroquois Park at 8:30 p.m., the sixth game (if necessary) in Brantford on Tuesday,1 Au g. 30 at 8:30 p.m., and the seventhgarne (if necessary) on Thursday, Sept. 1 at Iroquois Park, 8:30 p.m. Anyone wanting te nrde the 'booster bus' te, Brantford temor- row night, at a cost of $15 (not including game admission), can cail Cris Douglas at 430-3477. Only 42 seats are available. The bus will make pick-ups at the Brooklin Legion at 5 p.m. and Iroquois Par k at 5:20 p. SPIRITED ENCOUNTERS are likely as Brooklin meets Six Nations in the major lacrosse best-of-seven final series, the winnerto host the Mann Cup. The two teamns are shown battling it out in a game earlier this season at Iroquois Park, but high quality lacrosse wiIl be the norm as both teams boast great scorers. Photo by Jeremy Dresar, Whitby Free Press Elite members go to world finals Three membors of a Whitby club have qualified for world tae kwon do championships in Sofia, Bulgaria in Octobor. Troy White, 27, head instruc- tor of Tae Kwon Do Elite, earned a place on the Canadian mon's team. White, a middleweight, is a fourth-degree black boit. Ho qua- lified by capturing the Canadian championship in his division, the fourth time ho bas w»on the national titie. Terosa Ceranowicz, 14, of Bow- manville qualiflied for' the worlds by winning the Canadian junior girls' title. She is a first-degree black belt. Adam Johnston, 15, of Whitby earned a place on the Canadian junior boys' team with a third- place finish in the national com- paetition. Ho is, a first-degree black boit. Every twe weeks the three Club members attend trainng sessions in Aylmer, que. The three are aIse holding fundraising events as they must pay their own way for the world competition. A garage sale will be held at Kinsmen Community Centre, 109 Coiborne St. W., Oshawa on Au g .27 and 28. Teclub will soul items, includ- ing T-shirts, and hold a 50-50 draw at the Whitby MaIl on le ilaIse, seek corporate sponsors. Donations can aise, be made te account number 501, 2802 at Royal Bank branches. Whitby suffers the Blues, then take consolation The Whitby under-14 boys soccer teamn, sponsored by tht Bank of Moreal, wen tht consolation ch:ampionship of tlii recent Oshawa McLaughlir inVitational. soccer tournament. In divisional play, Whitb. Raiders won twe games, defeatinji LavaI, Quebec 4-0 and Norti' Scarborough 4-1, while losing * close 1-0 decision to S&arboroeug1 Blues. Raiders took a àtrong.first-hal 3-0 lead against Lavai. Maxi Engelage connected on two goali with excellent teamwork froe forwards M1ike Schleiffer amn Craig Woods. Dustin Nzeakor, a gues' player, converted a goal frein j goalmouth scramble. In the second half, Topi Akinbiyi completed Whitbyt scering when ho was fouled in tht box and scored on the penaltj; shot. Brandon Cedar earned th> 4-0 shutout. Matt Brady, Zoli Tengelics anc Danny Mattin played stronq games in the rnidfield te suppor the Whitby victory. Engelagi received the most valuabie ploaie, for bis strong defensive play. -In their second gaine, Raideri played the highly-teuteè Scarborough Blues of the rep eliti fn the dying minutes of thE game, Cedar made a marveleui save, deflecting a bigh shet oveî the cressbar te keep Wh-itb> solidly in the game and received MVP honours for bis strong performance. Against North Scarborough, Whitby again went te the offence te record a 4-1 victory. Daniel, Demmer sud Woods converted first-half goals while Engelage, on a breakaway, and Mark Cassidy, on a direct kick, connected for second-half voals. Nzeakors s performance in midfield earned him -the MVF award. In the consolation championship gaine, Wihitby piayed teurnainent hosts, Oshawa Turul. An aggressive Turul teazn held Whitby scoreiess during regulation play. In the late minutes of the first evertmme period, Akinbiyi feunci su opening up the left wing andi swung an accurate pass inte the goalmouth area where Woods connected sud scored for the 1-C Whitby victory.