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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday September 23, 2006 - 19 Great Green Gator Ghosts www.oakvillebeaver.com www.oakvilleminorbaseball.com Email: omba@canoemail.com 905-847-5545 PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR THE 2007 OAKVILLE A'S REP TRYOUTS ROOKIE BALL-MIDGET RED DIVISION CHAMPS: The Kelly Green Gator Ghosts (pictured above) overcame an early deficit to edge the Orange Tigers 2-1 in last weekend's Oakville Soccer Club girls' under-10 house league red division championship game. Danielle Nafekhn scored both goals for the victors. Other members of the team include Sarah Hay, Jamie Godber, Madison Bodden, Mackenzy Bodden, Rose Heffernan, Sydney MacDonald, Stephanie Loukes, Katie White, Rebecca Plouffe, Arielle Zamdvaiz, Roslyn Goodwin and Emma Neilsen. We are the Champions! Sports-Arts-Academics Hamilton-Goodale in basketball hall of fame Carol Hamilton-Goodale's basketball achievements will be recognized tonight in Toronto as she is posthumously inducted into the Ontario Basketball Hall of Fame. Hamilton-Goodale, who succumbed to cervical cancer in March of 2004, enjoyed a stellar career on the hardcourt. She led her Sudbury Secondary School team to provincial championships in 1980 and 1981, earning the nickname "Ice Woman" for her clutch performances, and earned a full scholarship to NCAA Big Ten Conferencepowerhouse Ohio State. At Ohio State, she started as a freshman and won the Student/Athlete Award, while the Buckeyes were Big Ten Conference cochampions in both her years there. Hamilton-Goodale then attended Laurentian University, earning most valuable player honours in 1984-85 while helping Laurentian win silver at the Canadian championships. She later went on to play for the Canadian national team for 12 years, played overseas and was drafted by the WNBA's Houston Comets. Though Hamilton-Goodale will be inducted into the hall of fame as a player, she also contributed many things to the sport as a coach and builder. She was a certified coach, a motivational speaker for FAME (Female Athletes Motivating Excellence) and, along with husband Bill Goodale, co-founded Home Court Basketball, a non-profit club program based out of Oakville. Home Court Basketball hosts instructional day camps, leagues, special events, coaching certification clinics and school practices, also offering instruction for teams and individuals. Its goals include instilling positive attitudes such as perseverance and hard work, facilitating appreciation of the sport and participation in it, and promoting sportsmanship and healthy, friendly competition. Two other players, two builders and a coach are also being inducted into the Ontario Basketball Hall of Fame this evening. The Hall of Fame Gala Dinner will be held at the Holiday Inn Airport East Hotel. John Guzzo's 2005 Minor Atom AAA Richard Bell Tournament Champions Special Souvenir Edition Alexis Mastromarco, Footloose 2005 International Competition Overall Junior Champ published by the Oakville Beaver featuring Oakville's Champions Are you the coach/manager, teacher or sponsor of a "Championship" winning sport team/athlete, musician or academic stand out? If so, you have likely already appeared within the Oakville Beaver. Now you have an opportunity to have your superstar appear in a special supplement dedicated to champions! This special feature, publishing on October 1, will include photos of championship winning teams and individuals of the 2005-06 season/competitions. Email your picture with a small description of the win. Photos accepted until Sept. 27, 2006 Pictures without descriptions will not run. email: smastaler@oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver NORTH AMERICA'S MOST AWARDED COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Rates (everyday after 3:00pm) (Friday to Sunday & Holidays) $65 $50 $50 $75 Twilight Rates now starting at 3pm