Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. October 5, 1994'. Page 25 Hawkeyes take aimon,2nd place The atom Hawkeyes football team took one ste p coser to making the playoffs for the second'- straight season by downing North York Bandlits 30- 6 at ivic Fields in Oshawa this past weekend. Hawkeyes lost their first game of the season a week ago in Burlington, and were left in a three-way tie for second with Scarborough and North York. Hawkeyes scored early and offten, when in the first quarter they marched down the fied and capped the drive with a three-yard plunge up the middle by fullback Ashton Smith. Whitby rebounds to defeat Oriflia The Whitby Foran Disposai minor bantainAA hockey team opened their 1994-95 season on 'Friday night with an uninspired and undisciplined. effort against Vaughan Rangers, resulting in a 3-2 boss. Paul Heinrich opened the scoring in the first period on a nifty passing play with linemates Derek Ackford and Paul Chornobay. But sloppy defence allowed Vaughan te tie the gamne ear ly in the second. Coilegiate basebal1 finals im Whitby The first-ever Canadian inter- collegiate basebaîl champion- ships will be held at Iroquois Park in Whitbv Oct. 15 and 16. Durham College, McGill University, University of Guelph - and McMaster University wýill compete in the championshtps. McGill and Durham are cur- rently locked in a battle for first p lace in the league with only a few gaines remnaining., Chris Sereda of Witby plaus second base for Durham and is the team leader in stelen bases. Whitby rep hockey MAJOR DANTAM AAA sponsord by Malcgs.I Service Certre Oct 2 Whitby I Da. Farquharson oct. 1 Whttby 1 Justin Colins Sept. 28 Whitby 5 Paul Gry2 Derek Powers Steve Deat h Mark Haynes MINOR 13ANTAU AA qxmeod by Foran Disposi Carp. Oct. 1 Tim Fennesaey 2 Brant Flaherty Paul Heinnich sept. 30 Whitby Paul I4ench Ryan Bpbcok IINOR ATOM AAA sponorsd by Fortune FinmAncal Oct. 1- biague Whitby 6 Quinte Mike Kosw 2 Brandon McBide 2 Sean Pitcher Andrew Pigroen Tocananent sept. 3D Whâtby Tyler Harrison Rlonnie Roberson Brandon McBide Andrew PigraTi whitby Tyler Harrison Wade Branch Ryan Ttak Oct. t Whitby Mike Kosivi Peterborough Oshawa 5Vork-simcoe 6 Oritia 2Vaughan 4 Peerborough 3 Nagara Falla i Wellar' With Whitby running (slow1y) around in their own end, Vaughan managed te take the lead. Ryan Babcock tied it up before the end of the period with assists going te Ackford and Justin Aitken. In the third, Whitby managed only six shots on net (three from centre ice), te Vaughan's nine shots, moat of which were dangerous. Vaughan flinally took the lead late i *n the period te close eut the scoring. Witbys second gaine of the season was a marked contrast as persistent checking and hard work earned Whitby a 6-4 victery against archrival and defending league champion Orillia Terriers. Brion Heneriy scored two goals in the first while assists were earned by Ackford and Justin Terry. With Orillia leading 3-2 bte in the second, Tim Fennessey scored one of his two goals te tie the gaine before Brant Flaherty notched the winner. Early in the third period, Terry picked the puck up behind his own net and weaved his 'way through the opposition before handing the puck off te, Fennesey who made, ne. mistake as he depesited the gamne-winner behind a startled Orillia netininder. Heinrich added an insurance goal te, complete Whitby's scoring. Three-star selection for the week was, third star Henry, second star Ackford, and first star Flaherty. MAJOR NOVICE AAA Oct. 2 Whitby t Kyle Musselman 3 De<ek MaTeague Jeff Freeman Cam VonEschschottz Kyle Percewicz Adam Stein Sept. 27 Whitby Kyle Percewicz Grog Willsma .6 Kyle Musselman Jeif Freeman DaviAmold - DeelM.4Tegue 8 Peterborough 3 8 Ajax-Pickering MAJOR NOVICE AA spomor.d by Main Tech Induistries 3 Oct. 2 Whitby Johnston Knox Oct. 1 Whitby Aaron Maguire 3 Ryan Johnston 2 Aaron Mar.Murray 4 Grahiam Knox Bake PRobinson sept. 30 Whitby2 Aaron MacMurray Wayne Turcotte Sept. 27 Whtty Wayne Turcotte Thomas Farquharson Cameron Langlois Ryan Johnston Derek Rayner 2Bowemanvie 9 8 Pickering 2 Markhamn Ajax MINOR NOVICE AAA Oct. 2 Whitby Steve Seedhouse 4 Brandon Davis 2 Uiam Reddox 1 Andrew Laramny Oct. 1 Whitby Liam Reddox Brandon Davis. 2 Michael McKenzie 2 Randy Wallon Bcbby Scott Sept. 28 Whitby Steve Seedhouse 3 5 micosColler 8 Oshawa 5 Barre 4 Ajax-Pickering Later on in the first quarter, Smith again went up the middfle, breaking several tackles before scamperrng 55 yards for another major score. In the second quarter it was Smiith again scoring on a 40-yard sweep, which was assisted by excellent blocking fromn David Norman and Daniel Essue. Smith started out the tidird quarter by again breaking tackles up the middle and outrunning the opposition for a 45-yard touchdown. The prettiast touchdown of the ~a me occurred when Wh-itby's Norman broke one up the middle, then suid to the right te avoid would-be tacklers, only te change direction sharply te, the left, leaving North York players in his wake as hie outran everyone for a 50-yard touchdown run. Bandits then scored a late touchdown to spoil Hawkeyes' shutout bid. A strong defensive' gaine was played by Lee Gallup and Whitby's Jason Pottinger, who led the team in tackles. The win sets up a second-place battie at Civic Pield in Oshawa next Monday morning when Hawkeyes meet Scarborough Thunder. The winner will take sole possession of second place and home field advantage for the playoffs. Hawkeyes are now 5-1 on the season and 17-2 over the past two seasons. Bantams off to a losing start Whitby lost their first two gaines of the regular season in minor bantam AAA hockey. On Sept. 24, Whitby lost 3-1 te Quinte. In the flrst five minutes, Quinte was outskating and forechecking VWtby. With Evan Kitamura holding firm between the pipes, Whitby gradually toek the play te Quinte, but could not finish on their scorng chances. Whitby then played their worst period, in the second, since pre-season began and fell behind 2-0 with sloppy, unagressive play in their own zone. The third started the saine and Whidtby feil behind 3-0. As 'the third .progressed, Whitby rediscovered their forechecking and from a faceof clearing attempt by Quinte, Wes Suddons let a high shot go fromn the point, which was deflected by a Quinte player into his own net. On Sept. 26, Whitby came out forechecking against York-Simcoe. In the flrst minute A . J. Shannon found the low glove side with assista te MNike Feret and Mike Longe. Three minutes later, Feret found the low glove side as well, with diligent work on the part of Tanner Westf'alj. With 21 seconds remaining,. 4J~QWhitby Iroquois Soccer Club rolquiros ç0Oc cER 3, REP TEAM COACHES. CR FOR THE 1995 SOCCER OUTDOOR SEASON Applications are invited for coaching positions for the 1995 rep programn. Coaches are required for Boys and Girls Rep League, in the following age groups: UNDER 10 players born Aug. lst, 1985 to July 3lst, 1986 UNDER3 il players born Aug. 1 st, 1984,to July 31 st, 1985 UNDER 12 players born Aug. 1lst, 1983 to July 31lst, 1984 UNDER 13 players born Aug. lst, 1982 to July 3lst, 1983 UNDER 14 players born Aug. 1lst, 1981 to JuIy 31lst, 1982 UNDER 15 players born Aug. 1lst, 1980 to July 31lst, 1981 UNDER 16 players born'Aug. 1lst, 1979 to July31lst, 1980 UNDER 17 players born Aug. 1lst, 1978 to JýIy 31lst, 1979 UNDER 18 players born Aug. lst, 1977 to.Jdýy 31 st, 1978 UNDER 19 players born Aug. lst, 1976-to JuIy 3st, 197 COMPLETION 0F LEVEL 1 COACHING .CERTIFICATION REQUIRED. For further information and application forms please contact "Club Head Coach" Stan Bombino at 668-5657. Applications must be completed and returned no later than October 14, 1994. Whitby Mînor Hockey Association SELECT TEAM Alil payers must wear proper protective equipment. Ail players must present proof of registration. 05ST 0F TRYQUTS: V . 1 hour -$6.00 SELECT 79 Oct. 7 -. 6:OOpm - 7:OOpm LVA born 1987/88 Oct. 8 - 9:l5am - 1:l5am IPA2 Oct. 9 - 9:15am . 1:l5am IPA2 MINOR NOVICE Oct. 7 - 7:OOpm - 8:OOpm LVA born 1986 Oct. 8 - 1:l5am - 11:1l5am IPA2 Oct. 9 - 10:l5am - 11:l5am IPA2 MAJOR NOVICE Oct. 7 - 8:15pm - 9:l5pm iPA2 born 1985 Oct. 8 - 9:OOam - 1O0:OOam IPAl Oct. 9 - 9:OOam - 1O:OO0am IPAl MINOR ATOM Oct. 7 - 9:l5pm - 1:l5pm IPA2 born 1984 Oct. 8 - 1iO:0Oam - 1 1:00am IPAl Oct. 9 - 1lO:OOam - 1 1:OOam IPA1 MAJOR ATOM Oct. 7 - 8:OOpm - 9:OOpm LVA bom 1983 Oct. 8 - il :Oam -.i 2:0Onoon IPAl Oct. 9 - 12:l5pm - 1:l5pm IPA2 MINOR PEEWEE Oct. 7 - 9:OOpm .1 O.OCpm LVA born 1982 Oct. 8 - 12:0noon- 1:OOpm IPAI Oct. 9 - 1:l5pm - 2:l5pm IPA2 MAJOR PEEWEE Oct. 6 - 9:OOpm -1O0:OOpm LVA born 1981 Oct. 8 - 11:i5am 12:l5pm IPA2 Oct. 9 - 1 1:OOam - 12:OOnoon IPAl BANTAM Oct. 6 - 1:OOpm -i1;OO0pm LVA bom 1979/80 Oct. 8 - 12:l5pm 1:l5pm IPA2 Oct. 9 - 12:0Onoon- 1:OOpm IPAl MIDGET Oct. 7 - 1:5pm - -11:l5pm IPA2 born 1977/78 Oct. 8 - i:OOPM - 2:OOpm IPAl Oct. 9 - i :OOpm - 2:OOpm IPAi LVA= Luther Vipond Arena, Brooklin- -. For further informa tion please cai: Select Director - Alan Pigram 668-4538. House League Director - Bob Hussey 666-2034 IPAl = Iroquois Park Pad l' IPA2 Iroquois Park Pad 2