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2, Aiken and Benson), Alpha Construction 4 (goals to Tom Dragecevic, Brian Finucan, Dan Fuciarelli and Jeff Youngberg; assists to Youngberg 2, Steve Ford, Ryan Medlock and Fuciarelli). ATOM RED (Jan. 22) Osler Hoskin 5 (batâ€"trick to Eric Duerden, sinâ€" gles to Kyle Pehar and Ray Sobaram; assists to Matt Chrononic 2, David Caicco 2, Pehar, Brad Harden, Paul Heakes and Kevin Craddock; shutout to Chad Watson), Pro Distribution 0. Wood Gundy 1 (Bryan Herbert from Ryan Parrott; shutout to Aaron Birse), Shell 0. Family Channel 4 (goals to Chris Martin 2, Adam Wilkinson and Darryl Kowall; assists to Eric Melander 2, Scott Farley 2, Martin and Matthew O‘Donnell), All Systems Scaffolding 1 (Jason Woodham from Chris Galea and Joey Ward). ATOM GIRLS (Jan. 23) iDakville Hornets 2 (goals to Shannon Joseph and Shanna Cooke; assists to Merritt Bluhoy and Krystal Feks; outstanding game in goal for Leanne Simeison of Oakville), Guelph 2. ANTAM GIRLS (Jan. 23, 21) toney Creek 2, Oakville 1 (Beth Cormier from Jennifer Salmi). Stoney Creek 1, Oakville MIDGET RED (Jan. 23) Ontario Hydro 4 (goals to Scott Payne, Brad Bissett, Chris Hatch and Adam Baker; assists to Jason Pugi 3, Kyle Miller, Jason Clarke, Payne, Bissett and Dave Walsh; shutout to Ollie Laengerer), St. John‘s Ambulance 0. Allegro Ristorante 4 (goals to Morgan Keating, Aaron Schameshorn, Ryan Burke and Craig Howson; assists to Sean Owen 2, Dave Hogg 2, Ryan Burke and Ryan Hasbury), Metcalfe Consulting 3 (goals to Jamie Harris 2 and Steve Salama; assists to Ian ERdis 2, Steve Groves and Harris) Empire Landscaping 5 (goals to Chris Kaech 2, Ryan Benson, Rob Ellis and Scott Aiken; assists to Kaech 2, Mike Ryan 2, Mike Hamilton Q.E. Park 43 (Sydney Wong 14, Roger Croucher 12, David C 10), W.H. Morden 26 (Davinder Srann 14, Mike Purcell 6, Scott Easterbrook 4). Eastview 43 (Andrew Scott 18, Nilesh Shah 10), C.H. Norton 41 (Aaron Fredericks 16, Narvin Sursen 11). " SPORTS Falgarwood 21 (Amy Bell 6, Ryan Aziz 6). EAST BOYS Montclair 43 (Jamie Dykstra 20, Joey Dias 6, Steve Stirton 4), River Oaks 41 (PJ. Azevedo 10, Eric MIcalles 6 and Rattan Passanar 4). New Central 33 (Jason Davis 14, Steve Dinka 8 and Pat Devitt 5), Pilgrim Wood 30. E.J. James 43 (Ricky Robertson 12), Falgerwood 34 (Danny Redpath 16). New Central 52 (Adam Morris 11, John Hoog 10 and Pat Devitt 10), Falgarwood 35 (Tony Tang 10, Danny Redpath 8). Montclair 43 (Jimie Dykstra 15, Peter Moore 8), E,J. James 35 (Mickey Singh 8, Benson Kim 8). CENTRAL GIRLS Pineland 41 (Krista Ariss 14, Lynn Ariss 9 and Jen Grebeldinger 8), W.H. Morden 30 (Tara Avenia 14, Michelle Sieukumar 6). Q.E. Park 39 (Dina Shoukri 14, Stephanie Tichnovich 6), Eastview 24 (Laura Gavaghan 4, Jasmine Mou 4). Pineland 39 (Erin Magee 14), Brookdale 23 (Amber Hibbs 11). Eastview 31 (Allysa Sotak 10, Jasmine Mou 10), C.H. Norton 28 (Nichole Dunn 12, Amanda Litt 5 and Lindsay Konior 5). Q.E. Park 31 (Dina Shoukri 12, Stephanie Tichnovich 7, Alison Wright 6 and Gail MacLean 5), W.H. Morden 19 (Becky Quigley 11, Lees Fortune 6). CENTRAL BOYS Pineland 45 (Boris Maric 14, Andrew Gough 12), W.H. Morden 25 (Davinder Srann 14). Q.E. Park 38 (Sydney Wong 9, Alex Wright 8), Eastview 21 (Nilesh Shah 11). C.H. Norton 46 (Narvin Sursen 16, Aaron Fredericks 12), Brookdale 27 (Calyn Hinds 8 and Cam Potter 6). Pineland 34 (Andrew Gough 10, Ryan Park 8), Brookdale 32 (Calyn Hinds 12, Luke Ridley 8). E.J. James 36 (Beckey Bousefield 10, Katie Dann 10 and Ryley Beddoe 6), Falgarwood 18 (Paven Sehmi 12). Montclair 29, EJ. James 26 (scorers not availâ€" able). River Oaks 45 (Chantelle Charette 14, Jacke Spence 14), Pilgrim Wood 35. New Central 38 (Melanie Thrush 12), EAST GIRLS Montclair 37 (Christine Hunter 25, Caitlin Hoy 6), River Oaks 28 (Terric Gilbraith 8, Jackie Spence 7). New Central 49 (Melanie Thrush 10, Jodie Peacock 10), Pilgrim Wood 23 (Alex Calman (Results from games played Jan 20 and 18) Pubhc school AND RECREATION | The local rink â€"comprised of skip Wanda Pucci, vice Colette Rustad, second Wendy Bryden and lead Maryâ€"Lou MacDonald â€" won the consolaâ€" tion round of the zone competition last weekend to win a berth to the regional playdowns to be held in Leamington on the weekend of Feb. 25/26. Joining them will be the Zone 13 champions, the Glendale Curling Club. The strong Glendale team includes Jane Augustyn, a former lead on a Canadian world championship women‘s team. There are some important baseball signings on the way as Oakville Little League holds a registration tomorrow (Saturday) with the Oakville Minor Baseball Association on tap next Saturday (Feb. 5). OAKVILLE LITTLE LEAGUE This Saturday‘s registration, which will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at White Oaks Secondary School, will allow newcomers a chance to sign up along with any returning players who missed out on the first registration. A second and final signâ€"up will be held at the same site on February 19, but league officials advise interested participants to enrol early as registraâ€" tions will be limited this season. "Last season we had 2,400 boys and girls participate in our programs and we just don‘t have the parks to accommodate the continuous growth we have experienced over the past five years," said incoming president Doug Culham. Oakville Minor Baseball Association programs are open to all Oakville youngsters born in 1975 through 1988. For more information, phone 815â€" 6622. Success for Oakville curlers An Oakville curling rink is getting right down to business in the Ontario Curling Association‘s business women‘s division. Only 500 openings remain in the 1200â€"member Oakville Little League after a recent registration, for returning players, filled up the first 700 spots. Interested players, aged 6 (as of Aug 1) to 18 years of age, are advised to register early to avoid waiting lists. Phone 842â€"5555, for more information. OAKVILLE MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION The Oakville Minor Baseball Association will hold its first registration next Saturday (Feb. 5) at T.A. Blakelock Secondary School from 9 a.m. to 4 Worth their metal The local Provincial Junior "A" hockey team left Monday night‘s league meeting with their hands full, carting away no less than three major troâ€" phies, including top coach, top defenceman and most improved player. The most improved player went to captain Kent Williams who, in only his second year in the league, currently sits in fourth place in the scoring derby with 83 points (37 goals and 46 assists). Other league honors went to: Hamilton‘s Matt Turek as the league‘s most valuable player; Milton‘s Scott Bertoli for rookie of the year; and Milton‘s Mike Cox as the most sportsmanlike player. Oakville Blades close out the regular season next Friday against Royal York. They‘re also on the road tomorrow (Saturday) in Hamilton and Tuesday in Streetsville. Sign up for baseball Local residents should be aware, warned league official Bill Roberts, that the league could very well reach capacity with this Saturday‘s registration. The Oakville Blades will certainly be worth their metal when they take on the Georgetown Raiders tonight, 8 p.m., at Oakville Arena. Best defenceman honors went to Justin Ball who was banished to the blueline last year because the team "needed someone strong who could hit." A perennial "underrated player", Walker said Ball "plays a good solid game. He goes out there and does his job." Coach of the year went to Greg Ireland. "I can‘t think of a more deservâ€" ing coach," said Walker. "He literally turned the team around from 8th place to third (although they‘ve since slipped into fourth place)." He seemed to catch fire in last year‘s playoffs, and carried it right over to this year, said general manager Murray Walker. And if that were to happen, a third registration penciled in for February 12 would be called off. Oakville trophy winners Justin Ball Kent Williams FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1994 Page 17 Greg Ireland Geor?etovm 37 7 loyal York 37 7 | #22 Kent Wiliams 35 37 46 83 76 #12 Jason Slaney 38 34 40 74 26 #23 GordKalverda 31 25 39 64108 #7 JudRichards 33 12 27 39 75 Scoring Leadensg #8 AchadRaymond 24 5 34 39 10 l the thick of it and this should result in a very exciting finish. With only four games left to the regular season, there are only 7 points separating 2nd place BurIin%on and 5th place Milton. The Blades are right in Never let it be said that this edition of the Blades takes the easy way out! All season long they have had to battle for every point they have earned. Now, their recent mental lapses have contributed to an extremely tight race in determining the final playoff spots. The Blades have clutched victory from the jaws of defeat so many times this season so the upcoming week. should prove to be very. interesting to watch for Blade fans. Tonight, the Georgetown Raiders invade town. Then the Blades hit the road for touch games against Hamilton tomorrow night and against Streetsville ?Tuesday). They finish out the regular season at home against the lowly Royal York Rangers (Feb. 4th â€" 8:00 p.m.). ® League Standings (as of Jan. 26/94) Hamilton â€" 37 25 7 2 264 153. 58 Burlington 38 25 10 3 237 168 56 Bramixon 37 24 73 0 220 168 53 Oakville 38 22 14 2 231 181 47 Mitton 38 22 14 2 271 163 14 Streetsville 37 14 79 4 167 175 36 Gaor?etown37 7 30 0 145 15 RoEYork 37 7 % 1 10 311 3 Note: One point awarded for overtime loss. ~oonensyo,â€"~â€" LN 70