Page 14, Whltby Free Press, Weckday, JuIy 12, 1995 ..' VANSICKLE RETURNS Redmen stili in hunt for lst Brooklin Redmen won two gfames ag ainst Fergus Thisties laswt week to continue- to chal- lenge Six Nations for top spot i Ontario major lacrosse. Redmen won 12-8 at home last Wednesday and then 9-3 in Fer- gus on Frida niht.- Greg VanSiecle, recently reac quired from Owen Sound, ha tee goals and twor assists for Redmen ini the 12-8 win. Tom Wreggitt had four assists. Earlier this season, VanSickle, Wayne Grant and Mike Harding were traded to Owen Sound for Jim Brown and Brad Shea. VanSickle camne back to Red- men in exchange for Brooklin'ls first two pieks in next year's junior draft. Jim Meredith and Peter Park each had a goal and two assists for Redinen on Wednesday. Wreggitt had two goals and two assists in the 9-3 win on Friday. John Fusco had three assists. Redmen play in Brampton tommorrow (Thursday) night and then play host to Brampton next Wedniesday at Iroquois Park, game tune 8:30 p.m. Warriors secure in second place. Whitby Warriors won two games i the past week te bu- prove their record to 15 wins and three losses ini Ontario junior A lacrosse. Warriors defeated a strong St. Catharines teain 15-10 last Thursday then followed up with a 14-5 win over Mississauga on Friday. Steve Voituk, who bas become increasingly dominant on offenoe as the season has progressed, had three goals and an assist against St. Catharines and four goas and an assist against Mis- sissauga. Scott MacDoneil had three goals and two assists against St. Catharines, Shaydon Santos and Paul Sallie each a goal and three assists. Jonas Derks had two goals and an assist, Mike Fryer a go ai and two assists. Derek Sud- dons, Marty O'Brien Brad McArthur and Steve Tyor each had a goal. Grant Johnston had four goals for St. Catharines. OBrien had a goal and four assists against Mississauga. Niail Maynard, Santos and Pat Jones each scored two goals. Taylor, Derks and Gavin Prout each. had a, goal. John Sicnski Ontario major lacrosse Scoies Potecborogh 1 BranfVon 12 Fergus 8 Six Nai"ns 10 BranpIon 13 Forgus 3 Owen Sound 7 Stuimaga aetfJiaY 8 Six Nations Brookiin Braripion Fergue Owen Sound Peterlorough Top 15 scorer Troy Cordingley, Six M. 14 26 51 77 John Tavares, Six Nations 14 41 35 76 Chris DrisSolIBramptIon 14 21 39 60 Bob Hanley, Brampton 14 25 30 55 Tom Wreggitt, Brooldin 14 1B 37 53 John Vaneungrlnid FerL 23 27>, 50 Kevin Blgs.PsW 13 29 19 48 John Fusco, rookin 14 13 33 46 Gary Geât.Brooln 7 29 18 45 Bob McNabb, Owen Soujnd 13 20 24 44 Peter ParK. Brookin 12 21 20 41 Duane Jacbo. Six Nioes 14 Il 24 41 Kevin Danoe,Brampton 14 20 19 30 Wilie Arnold Owen Soujnd 12 22 15 37 Juf ifln, Brampton 1 1 21 37 Ontario junior A lacrosse J une 29 St. Catharines 8 Tororo 9 Mimsiaumga 10 Whrtby 22 J une 30 Peterborough 12 Six Nations 9 Burlingion 7 Orangevills 21 Toono 1D Msssugça 5' Whitby il KW V July 2 K-W 1D Sx Nations 2 Peterborough il Samnia 7 July 3 Missssauga 9 Buringion 13 Brampton 13 Torouio 14 July 6 St. Cathu'ines 10 Whitby 15 July 7 Brampton 13 K-W 1 Whitby 14 Miissau 5 Oragrille la sixNaios 5 Sarnia 8 Peterborough 21 July 9 Mississauga 2 Orangevilis 8 St",ngs as of Jiuly 9 W L T GF GA P Orangevib B 0 0 2r311i38 Whitby 1 30 259 173 30 St. Catharime 13 4 0 244 181 26 Toronto 12 6 0211154 24 Peterborough il 7 0 203 181 22 Brampton 9 V 0 21220 1B K-W 7 11 0 178 169 14 Mississauga 5 12 0 143 188 1D Six Nuiions 4 X 0 17 245 8 Sarnia 3 1 0 11 267 6 Burlingion 2 1V 0 138 270 4 Top 15scrs GP G A P Jon rat, h 15 61 43 1N4 Grat Jhrmen=Cî .17 50 36 86 Traoey Kilusky. Peter. 16 35 50 85 Stevo ToI. St. Calharines 17 29 58 85 Josh Sanderson. Orange. 17 42 37 79 Coin Doyks, K-W 1B 34 40 74 Jonas Derks, 'Whkby 15 33 40 73 Shane McKenze. K-W 1B 41 31 72 tan Gordon, K-W 9M 27 43 7M Gary Rosysici. Tororto 17 38 33 71 Steve Voituk. Whitby 17 31 35 66 Marty OBrien. Whitby 16 21 40 61 Mail McLean. Toeonto 17 233 38 59 Ryan FLlppance,.Burliig. 19 34 24 58 Mike Accursici. St. Cath. 17 8 41 57 KIERAN CON WAY (ieft), Graham MacLean (centre) and John Gilingham of the *Whitby Tormina Terriers aged 13 and 14 soccer team were ail selected to play for the Ontario high performance under-1 4 team. Terriers won three games and tied their other game in the third round of the Ontario Cup, but the tie game is under protest and a ruiing could give Whitby the win and advancement to the Cup semi-finai round. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Press M.-ajor effort in Sarnia Whitby's major mosquito team lost their opeming game but then plaýyed superb basebaîl the rest of the way te capture the chain- pionship of a mosquito-peewee teurnament i Sarnia over the Canada Day weekend. Whitby opened with a 5-1 loss te Clarkson, then defeated Sault Ste. Marie 6-0 and South London 14-1 (mercy rule). In the semil-finals against a strong Burlington teain, Whitby played one of its best games oif theear to win 3-1. The final pitted Whitby against Clarkson in a rematch. But this time around, Clarkson couldn't contain the Whitby offenoe that banged out 13 bits and won 13-3 i a game that ended early due te, the mercy rule. Brett Backman pitched i the shutout victory over Sault Ste. Marie and also i the win over Burlintn. Matthew Tosoni pitched and was named moot valuable player ithe final. For the tournament, Adamn Sylvestre had il bits in 14 offi- mal at-bats and scored nine runs. The Whitby tearn, sponsored by Tri-Bow interiors defeated Peterborough 23-2 and Belleville 22»2 in league play. Against Peterborough, Michael Wynistorf had four bits and Backman drove in four runs. Against Belleville, Robert Eberle bit two triples and tbree singles and drove while Justin Hawe and four runs and lan four bits. in six runs had four bits Tyrler McLel- Junior teams battie it out thlis -weekend Eight teains will compete i the second annual Rotary Sunr- ise junior basebaîl tournamient in Whitby July 14-16. And the horne teamu is expected te be one of the favourites in the hunt for the Jack MacDonald Meinorial Trophy. Jin Andrew, manager of the Whitby tearn sponsored by Brookhin Legion, says the high quality of the teains wilI provide excellent basebaîl. Teains competing are Agin- court, Kingston Thunder, Water- loo Tigers, Scarborough Village, Nepean KiWghts, Dundas Junior Chiefs sand ÎBichmount Bulldoge. Each teai will play two gaines at Murkar Field at Iroquois Park and one gaine at E.A Fairman Public School. Winners of the two divisions will then meet in the championship gaine at Iro- quois Park on Sunday at 5:30 P.in. Whitby will face Agincourt in the tournaments first gaine on Friday at 7 pin. at Murkar Field. Whitby will then face Kigston on, Saturday at 9:15 a.m. at Murkar and rap up division play against Scarborough on Saturday at 5:15 p.m. at Fair- man. Tournainent champions will receive jackets. J une 29 Brookin 21 Fergus 6 J une 30 Owen Sound 13 July 1-Alil Star Gamne Weet 13 July 2 Brarrmton 7 July 6 Peterborough 8 July 7 Brookin July 8 Six Nations 13 Al-mOntarians