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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. September 20, .195Page 17 Falcons grounded Majors skate to 2 wins The Whitby major atom AA hockey team had two exhibition game victories over the past weekend. On Saturday Wildcats took on Vaughan and skated to a liard- earned 6-4 victory. On Sunday, Peterborough came to town only to minors gaini split The Whitby minor atom AA hockey team recently had a win and loss in exhibition play. Whitby won 4-3 over Bowmanville, lasFt years undefeated team. Goals were by Jeff reeman (two), Brad Arbour and Sean Cunningham. The second game against Markham ended in a 1-1 tie, the goal by Colin Harvey. Both goalies, Kyle Simpson and Devin. McLeod, gave a solid performance as did the rest of the defence. Other team members are defencemen Shawn Holman, FraaaU7 .xIma Kevin Lon Tanner Twi Jolinston, .A M.acMurray, Wayne Turcotte, head coach Geof Mfichie, assistant coaches Mike Kelly and Jin Harvey, trainer Can Maguire and managers Ken and Lorna Lomax. The team is sponsored, by Caseys Grilihouse & Beverage Go. leave frustrated with a 5-1 defeat, the rmsut of relentiesa pressure by Wildcat skaters backed up by solid goaltending. This year's team consats of goaltenders Chris Nemisz and Ian Upton, the defence of Jeif Seedhouse, Adam Tbibodeau, Andrew Lanuot, Glen Corbin and Andrew Martland and forwards Jason Connor, Jeif Hass, James Lis3ke, Brandon Fowler, Kevin Walsh, Ryan Kerr, Matt Annis, Justin Hawe and Jerimi Brimble. Head co ach is John Annis, asistant coach Bruce Gamble, trainer Bruce Hawe and manager Doug Fowles. Win loss for mmor novices ýy, y.Imeron l J.iois1L1, The Whitby minor novice AA. ax, Jason Michie and hockey team had a win and a losa ining, forwards Ryan in an exhibition series with Andrew Lebel, Aaron Stoffül and Pickering. , Aaron Maguire and Saturday, Wildcats lost 3-2 te Stouffville. Jesse Biduke combi ned with Mark Mlzzi for the ffrst goal V-M-tbyof the game to give Whitby a flrst Vhtyperiod lead. Stouffville asee rep with three unanswered goals rep eWildcaVaTo'sClln i.ockey On Sunday, the gritty bunch. of *MNVIC M ic ~eight-year-olds took on Pickering bitionand skated away with a 5-3 5 ltion victory. John Hughes scored three 5 Picldng ~ goals, Mlzzi had one and Biduke teamed with Matt Arbour for the other goal. The goaltending duo of >on Christopher Thomas and Craig 2 StoflMle 3 Schoen had solid outings between the pipes. 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On Sept. 9 in Bowmanville, with no scoring until the thurd period, Danny Caird scored the opener, foflowed by Matt Hlircock and then again by Caird in a 3-0 shutout. Goaltending was superb by both Julian Owen and Bryan Sand. Lucas Naylor had two assias. Whitby tied Ajax "- Sept. 14. Goals went te Ryan Farrow (two), Caird (two), Matt Hlrcock and Nick Verkuyl, assiste to Naylor (three) and HlErcock (two). Ini a Bowmanville remateli Sept. 16, Whitby won 3-1. Sconing were Naylor (two) and Farrow. Other team members are Adam Velacicli, Carl Di Carlo, Chris Simpson, Jeff ichut, Rob Gawne, Sean Newport, Shawn Stephens, Scott Beethan and Tm Ricica, head coachi Dave Beetham, with Joe Hircock and Dave Farrow assisting, trainer Kevin Verkuyl and manager Brent Simpson. Wh%?itb>y The Whitby minor peewee AAA hockey team lost 1-O to Markham Waxers in an exhibition game recently. The only goal of the game came late in the. second period on a goalmouth scramble. Whitby dominated in the third, period but could not beat the Markham goaltender. Head coach Gord Cotter's lineup for the season includes returning players Darryl Forsey and Joel Whitmarsh (goalies), skaters Josh Turcotte, Ian Witruk, Ryan Matthews, James lnkson, Matt Taylor, Nathan Cotter, Dan VonEscholtz and Kevin Peel, and newcomers Trevor Sommerville, Andrew Gronross, Chris. Elson, Richard Min, Dami Amurawaiye, Daniel Deluca and Andrew Greenen. Cotter is assisted by coaches Doug Turcotte, Charles Peel and Steve Skens. The team is managed by Terry Wtruk with Carmen Deluca handling the traier's duties. OshawaLeinir junior Pete Schoep will be team mentor for the season. The Whitby Falcons under-13 rep sccer team feUl to first-place Woodbridge in the serni-finals of the CSL Cup. Despite a season plagued with injuries, Falcons finished third in regular season play. Team members are Curtis Emo, -Stuaart Turpin, irk Reid, J.P. Friel, Nick KDolobutin, Adam Teather, Robbie Reid, Lucas Sandhaus, Ryan Bombino, Andy Methven, Daniel Brown, Alex Richardson, Corey Kiender, Mike Hall and Neil Hubley, coaches Stan Boinhino and Tony Bombino, and manager Margo Emo. Under* lis lose 3 The Whitby' under-il girls' select soccer lost ail three games they played in the Scarborough United Women's Soccer Club tournament Sept. 9, the largest women's-only tournament in Ontario. Whitby started well against Brantford' with Alicia Juhian scoring early in the flrst haîf on a cross by Sylvia Forbes. But two defensive lapses late in the haîf led to two Brantford goals and Whitby eventually lost 3-1. Needing a win i their second game, Whitby came out fiat and were neyer in the game, losing 4-0 to North hMississauga. In their final game Saturday against N.E. London, the eventual tournament champions, the real Whitby team showed up to play. Whitby pressed their attack from the opening whistle and were rewarded with a goal midway through the first haif fro m Laura Bain. Whitby's three backs, Monica Forbes, Megan Dejonge and L.auren Dickenson, defended weil. Whitby repeatedly trapped London offside, but midway through the second haif, the referee stepped in to decide the game, giving a penalty to tie the game. With two minutes to play, London got the winner. The other Whitby Marigolde are Alana Rodriguez, Rachel Speare, Monika Sorichetti, Erin Routly, Pam Wilkinson, Alexandra Shaw and Samanitha Meyer. The Whitby Marigolds are sponsored by Envoy Buseines Services, CAW Local 222 and Soccer City. CO*STEEL< LASCOI 1~. I FAMILY GOLF COURSE 15 HoIes a Par 3 Fun for the whole familyt 15 miles north of Whitby on Lakeridge Rd. For more information, cail 655-3091 ~~QWhitby Iroquois Soccer Club roquires ,r ir o REP TEAM COACHES OCcIE R FOR THE 1996 OUTDOOR SOCCER SEA SON Applications are invited for coaching positions for3the 1996 rep program. Cahsaerqiref for ... COMPLETION 0F LEVEL 1 COACHING- CERTIFICATION REQUIRED. For further information and application forms please contact "Club Head Coach" Stan Bombino at 668-2009. N h SMIL 17 - dii Whiby John Hlughes 3 mun fl. Sq*. 16 -dfib Whilby JesseBidule Todd Colines SANTOS was the ninth pick overal in the entry draft held by the I U.S. pro indoor lacrosse league. He was selected by Buffalo. 1 .................. .......... .............. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .