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Green Gacis return Whltby Fise Prom, Wocknosday, Apuil 26,199. Page 29 to league Junlior B Squad to emphasize fast break Style Oshawa Green Gaels junior B lacrosse 1995 rogular sason ochedul. Sai urdiy, Apri 29. 8 p.m..Osa N.p.m Monday May 1'tHomo open~ emmerronies, begin i 7 pi.; 8 pin.. Scarborough i Oshwa -Mônay. May 8. 8 pm irn.,STc ai Ohuta Friday. May 12, 8 p.n. Oshawa dMkncoo Saiurday. MkW 13,8 pmn, Osmaat Hunevle Monday, May 15.8a Pm, OriiaitOshuNa Manday. May 22, 2pin., Glouoet.rad hmi Sagurday, May 27, 8 pin, Oshavm à Gloucuto Sunday. May 28, 2 pin.. Ohawaai Nopeuu Tuoday, MWY,30, a pin., Odhi Saomgh Sunday. Juns 4. 2 pin., Gbuodioeà iOhmm Manday, Jun. 5, 8 pin, Guelph vi Odmw Soi urday, J une ID, 7W pin.,Nepm ai Oshaa Monday, Jure 12.8 pini, Elomaet Oshawa Sîiurday, Jun. 17, 8 p.m, OWmad Own Sound Monday. Jwi . 2,8M3 pin, Magara et Oshwaa Tuesdy, June 20. 8 pin., Odma ai SSough Saiurday, Jun. 24, AilStar Omis ai Mimico Sunday. Jur» 25.8Spin, Osha ida Miton Monay. Jun. 26, 8Spin., Mrncoa&É Oshawa Frkay, J un 30. 8Gpin. Oshma'at Brantford MocaJuy%8pmn, Georgetown ai Oshava Sunday. Juiy 9. 2 pin, Oshua i Burinton (MksoLwnwAueeeght o l»wmmooewe- 1969) and Rowland, an ex-Green Gael player. The 1995 team will continue the tradition of the "fast break style exhibited by the early teams. The Geels' home mtener je Mav 1 againat Scarborough Saints at Childrenls Arena, Arena Street, Oshawa. Opening night ceremonies begin at 7 p.m. The opemng faceof will ho conducted by Stan Cockerton, executive director of the Ontario Lacrsse Association and an ex-Green Gael. He holde the record for moat goals in an NCAA career, was player of the world in 1978 and scored the wi-nnig goal for Canada when they defeated the U.S. for the world championsbip i Manchester, England. Other GasIs' alumni will as attend te, hand over the new sweaters te the 1995 team. Green Gaels won the Spartan exhibition tournament, defeating hast Sparta 13-11 in the finaL David -Power had three gals, with two each by CoryHaus Steve Taylor and Nat Pocock. Oshawa defeate Sborough 10-5 in the first gaine as Tom Peterson scored three goals and Kevin TyalIor two. Oshawa thon defeated Owen Sound 9-7 as Steve Taylor scored three. Oshawa lest 10-8 te Orillia, last year's Founder'. Cup cham- pionsi in exhibition on Monday. Pat 3nos had four goals and, two assista, Steve Voituk two goals. The Oshawa Green GaëIs are back in 1995 as a junior B franchise. The new team wil ho built up from graduating midgets from the Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association (WMLA) and a few imported players. With the growth in mnmor lacrosse, the return of the Gals is very timely as, otherwise, there would have been at Ieast some 35 players. possibly not playing this year. It is believed that Durham can support three local box lacrosse teams as there are 750 playors regsteedthis year with the Green OaeIs are under the leadership of Tonry Rowland as head coach, Wayne Làazary as assistant coach and Jim Bishop as general manager. The, Green Gaëls represent living history with Bishop (as head coach ho led the team te, win an Il unprecedented' seven consocutive Minte Cup championships from 1963 te The Wbitb~y major atom select hockey team, sponsored by Valuation Censltants Inc., closed - their eason by reaching the C,.-.pionship game cf the West Uni Shamrock Tournament in Scarborougyh over the weekends ofApril 15-16 and 22-23. TheChamripinshp game was againet Mrka, a perennial powerhouse, and Whitby was on the wrong aide cf a 4-0 final OCor. lai their first game, Whitby defeated West HMl 4-0 on goals by Mike- Level (two), Kyle Limkilde and'Sean Newport. Assiste were oarnod by Dan Deluca (two), Roble Muir (two), Chris Elsen, Mike Laffey and M.J. Atkins. Goalies Chris Foxwel and Matt Redsbaw-got the shuteut. Whitby also dominated the second gaine againat Agincourt Canadians to win by an identical Fn a Prtce0raLo eeral inesmntinldesîvnoy xlr B our onfoainssi w o -bond May 1 at 7:00 p.m. in Room #114 of the Holiday Inn In Oshawa. If you wish to receive an info package prior to attending, caîl André Laf orge at: 1-800-772423 IMPACT MELRA»NDIN score, 4-0. Whitby's captain Deluca sud Sean Newport each had a goal and two asis, with additional goals going te Laffey and ElSen. An assist alse went te, Andrew Gronross. Foxweil and Redshaw were unheatable in goal. Inthe thirdame. Whtby two goals were scored on fine individual -,efforts-- while shortbanded, ,inildlde and Carl Dicarlo stretching the twine. I the second period, Lùmkilde coilected bis second goal. Other memhors cf the team are Brad Chapman, Elliot Fitzsimmons, Andrew Lazary, James Lowrie, Ian Pàrker, Greg Coaching seminar Sunday As part of an ongoing coaching developmont program, the Durham Region Soccer Association will hold a sommear on Sunday, April 30, 2 p.m., at the ichael Starr Building, 33 King St. W., Oshawa. Guest speaker will ho Jim Cannovan, director of coaching for the Ontario Soccer Association. John O'Neill, president of the Durham Branch Referees Association, will answer questions on the rules of the game. The seminar je; open te al coaches and referees ini Durham. For further information, oel Tom O'Brien at 905-579-7797. Tsagris, Ian ]Kingsley (coach), Rob Latimer (assistant coach/trainer) and Dave Limkilde (manager). Jnior gl tournament Optimiat Juior World_ Golf, W nsrd- by the Witby ptimia ub, will ho held at Kedron Delsa Golf Club, Saturday, May 6, at noon. The golf is for boys and girls ae9to17 (l8th birthday must holtrthan July 31, 1993). Entry foe is $10 and includs golf; barbecue dinner and prizes. Winners ini the aged 13 to 17 bracket will qualif for the Ontario junior world champiosdi at the Chedoke Golf Clubin Hamilton. Cae 668-8460. IBail hockeyI at college The Durham Coilego ladies softball teain will hast a men's bail hockey tournament April 28-29 at-Durham CoUlg The Softball teamis e ooing for 16 teams or more with a maximum number of 15 players on each team. The feo je $150 per team which will bo paid by cheque or cash to Kelly * Caldwell or Cheryl Vaughan. Each toam is assurod tbroe games. The top two teams will roceivo prizes. Cail 721-2343 for more information and registration. FAMILY GOLF COURSE 14 HoIes & Par 3 Fun for the whole familyl RENTALS AVAILABLE D O.....F........... 15 miles north of Whitby on Lakeridge Road. 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