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The Crusaders Rugby Club is osting a rugby match between he Toronto Rugby Union allâ€"stars and Newbridge, one of Wales‘ best rugby clubs next Wednesday (May 25). There will be more than a few national team players suiting The regular season kicks off aturday, May 28 at Nelson tadium with Oakville hosting carborough Tide and comes to n end 10 games later on July 30 n Toronto. The Oakville Longhorns, who ave been going through threeâ€"aâ€" eek workouts at Bronte Athletic ield all this month, get their first eal test next Monday (May 23) hen they host a team from uffalo in an exhibition football ame, at Burlington‘s Nelson Stadium at 7 p.m. For the silver medalists, it was ome consolation after losing the old medal match to a doubles am from Lawrence Park High chool (8â€"15, 6â€"15). "irst test for Longhorns The six teams (Oakville, carborough, Toronto, Sudbury, lorth Bay and Brampton) in the lorthern Football Conference play ach other twice in a home and ome series. little birdie told us Oakville Trafalgar High School hieved a rare feat at last week‘s rovincial high school badminton hampionships when two of its ams faced off for the silver hedal. The doubles team of Ginny ugh and Laura Baxter defeated :llow schoolmates Stephanie and usan Hardy in a tough threeâ€" ame match (15â€"11, 8â€"15 and 15â€" Oakville captured its fourth rovincial football title last year ith an exciting 25â€"21 victory over carborough Tide. Two Appleby College students ruck a rich vein of gold at last ek‘s Halton high school track d field championships. Garreth Robinson and Mary msworth each picked up three Id medals and all three, coinciâ€" ntally, were for in the same ents â€" the 800m, 1500 and 00 metres. Robinson was competing in the idget boys and Emsworth the nior girls. riple gold medalists IIâ€"star rugby match Proceeds to Halton Women‘s Place Pledge sheets available at all Oakville schools and many Oakville stores (Continued to page 24) Rotary Ride for Shelter Sunday May 29 (Rain or Shine!) Queen Elizabeth Park School 9:00 A.M. One of Three Mountain Bikes One of 10 Helmets Like the Olympic Games, the event is held once every four years, and Queen Elizabeth Park students were on hand in Belgium in 1990. Queen Elizabeth Park swimming coach Jim Bonnell said the Ontario The provincial team is rounded out by students from several high school powerhouses in Metro Toronto and Windsor. Ontario is only participating in the swimming portion, although the event also includes track and field and gymnastics. For Syer and O‘Byrne, they were apart of two provincial gold medal relay teams for Queen Elizabeth Park â€" in the 200m freestyle relay and 200m medley relay. In Cyprus, O‘Byrne (who also finished fourth in the individual 200m freestyle) is competing in the 50m freestyle and the 100m freestyle and Syer is competing in the 100m fly and the 200m fly. Also a part of the contingent is Queen Elizabeth Park coach Lynda Saunders. By NORMAN NELSON Oakville Beaver Sports Editor The common thread of all four swimmers, who are in the second day of their threeâ€"day meet today, is that at this winter‘s Ontario high school championships in Sudbury, all were draped in gold at the end of at least one event. For Stratten, it was gold in both the 100m back and the 100m indiâ€" vidual medley â€" the same two events she‘s competing in Cyprus. Queen Elizabeth Park High School has long been a force on the provincial swimming scene, and now they‘re in Cyprus trying to conquer the world. Three of the school‘s top swimâ€" mers â€" David Balne, Hilary O‘Byrne and Cassidy Syer â€" are part of a 24â€"member (12 boys, 12 girls) Ontario high school team presently competing in the high school version of the Olympic Games. For Balne, it was gold in the 200 metre freestyle. In Cyprus he‘s competing in the 100m freestyle and is a member of the 4x100 freestyle relay and the 4x100m medley relay teams. Completing the local contingent is Taryn Stratten of Burlington‘s Aldershot high school. QEP at international meet ~SPORTS Oakville‘s Crusaders fell to the English and the Irish in a hectic weekend of rugby. The Irish were actually from Toronto and Saturday‘s game, which the Crusaders lost 44â€"20, was actually the season opener for Ontario‘s premier senior rugby league. The Crusader forwards â€" superbly led by team captain Steve Crusade comes up short [ Competing in the high school Olympic Games in Cyprus are (left to right): Lynda Saunders (coach), Hilary O‘Byrne, Cassidy Syer, David Balne and Taryn Stratten. (Photo by Peter McCusker) athletes will find the competition â€" onships in Sudbury. fierce. They‘ve also had to divert conâ€" "A lot of the teams from Europe, even though they are high schools, it‘s more like a club team. Halton‘s four swimmers obviâ€" ously kept right on training after wrapping up the winter champiâ€" Eastwood â€" dominated front play with excellent performances coming from Simon Fitzgerald, Sam Cockcroft and Ontario team memâ€" ber Peter Ross. Absences due to academic studâ€" They‘ve also had to divert conâ€" siderable attention to fundraising since there was absolutely no subâ€" sidy to help pay for the approxiâ€" mate $2,000 cost per competitor. The athletes are due back Saturday. SUMMER SPORTS SCHOOLS (See ‘Crusaders‘ page 24) Ages 7â€"14 Pool « Full Day \ + Quality Instruction oin us at Mandarin Restaurant for the Ultimate Chinese Buffet Experience in Mississauga. Visit the one nearest you. (905) 845â€"4681 It‘s true. There‘s two! 3105 Dundas St. W. (W. of Winston Churchill) 905â€"569â€"7000 Nelson (B) QEP Loyola N.D. (B) LBP (B) STA OTHS TAB woss QEP N.D. (B) woss OTHS STA Nelson (B) LBP (B) Loyola BR (M) 622 3 11°8. 6 APPLEBY 4 2 0 2 10 2 5 MMR(B) 5 4 1 0 14 6 5 Assmptn(B)5 2 3 0 6 14 2 Georgetown4 0 4 0 1 13 0 *one point victory awarded when same opponent played twice in Richardson Division STA QEP LBP (B) TAB Loyola OTHS Nelson (B) N.D. (B) woss 6 o ooo oc oo 0 0o +0 o A a a a 0 a ne en â€" 0o 0o â€" 0060604 a _« 0 2. (Monday, first round playoft) Pearson 3, Oakville Trafaiger 2 Blakelock 2, Loyola 0 M.M. Robinson 6, Central 0 Aldershot 3, Bishop Reding 1 JUNIOR BOYS SOCCER (VOLPE DIVISION FINAL) P W L T GF GA TP Loyola 6 5 1 0 26 4 10 A 6 2 4 0 4 20 HS 5 1 4 0 4 13 B 5« 1 4 0 5 14 SS 6 0 5 1 5 15 JUNIOR GIRLS SOCCER (VOLPE DIVISION) SENIOR BOYS SOCCER (VOLPE DIVISION FINAL) P W L T GF GA TP A 6 5 0 1 19 3 1 P 6 5 0 120 6 i1 P(B) 6 4 1 1 18 9 9 B 604 2 0 11 7 8 yola 6 3 3 0 18 12 6 HS 6 3 3 0 18 14 6 GA TF T GF 1 19 14 o Z in q 6 5 0 1 20 6 o e e o e on T8 ~â€"e ce +m m i0 e 0o vâ€" eu uo hh iLA «w © © w o + 6. 0 5 1 7 6 0 6 0 2 27 0 T GF GA TP 11 10 10 8 5 2 5 0 15 5 hests â€"o 1456 Dundas St. E (E. of Dixie) 905â€"848â€"7777 N.D.(B) 4 Pearson (B) 5 OTHS 4 STA 4 White Oaks 4 QEP 4 0 Loyola 4 0 (Monday results) Appleby 9, Notre Dame 5 Pearson 10, St. T. Aquinas 1 3 1 4 0 N.D.(B) 4 Blakelock 3 Nelson (B) 4 Pearson (B) 2 Loyola 3 QEP 3 OTHS 4 White Oaks 4 STA 3 Appleby _ 4 Milton Appleby N.D. (B) OTHS Nelson (B) woss Grgtown Drury (M) Assmpt (B) 5 SENIOR BOYS RUGBY P‘ WOL T PF PA is 5 5 0 0 88 7 (B) 6 5 1 0 52 30 6 5 1 0 52 30 8 on (B) 6 3 2 1 13 48 5 (B) T PF PA TP 0 128 18 10 1 108 8 9 0 64 11 8 1 GIRLS SOFTBALL (VOLPE DIVISION) BOYS BASEBALL (VOLPE DIVISION) WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1994 PAGE 21 c w ow c c 23838 37 o o o o â€"â€" 0 58 115 2 N.D. (B) Assmpt (B) 5 OTHS 5 Nelson (B) 5 Grgtown 5 woss 5 Appleby 4 Drury (M) § GOoLF TOoUR The second stop of the high school golf tour was held last week _ at Tyandaga. It featured a "best of each best shot" with all four team members always shooting from the point where the best shot landed (although you can only use a certain number of shots for each player. This Thursday, at Oakville‘s Richview Golf Club on Bronte Road, it‘s a 1â€"2â€"3 progressive best ball. Georgetown Aldershot (B) White Oaks Drury (Miton) Assumptn (B) total tour N.D.(@) _ 63 0 _ 25 1 Blakelock _ 68 10 _ 10 Miton 81 0 5 St.T.Aquinas 78 0 0 Acton T20 0 Bishop Reding 72 0 0 * the scoring system has the best team receiving 35 tour points, the seocnd best team 30 points, all the way to 0