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32 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday November 7, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com Jr. Ice struck by Lightning The Oakville Jr. Ice scored the opening goal in its game Saturday against the Durham Lightning, but it was all downhill from there for the local Provincial Women's Hockey League squad. Durham scored five consecutive goals and coasted to a 6-2 win over the Ice at the Ajax Community Centre. Dayna Newsom notched her teamleading fourth goal of the season for Oakville, while Lisa Donachey also tallied. Paula LaGamba (two) and Donachey recorded assists. The Ice (3-4) is not scheduled to be in action again until Nov. 17, when it hosts Cambridge for a 1:15 p.m. start at Canlan Ice Sports. SKI, SNOWBOARD, OUTERWEAR, ACCESSORIES, CLEARANCE CORBETT'S SKI AND SNOWBOARD SHOP 120 SPEERS RD., OAKVILLE 905·845·1561 SKI & SNOWBOARD SWAP at RERUNS (steps from Corbett's) 5-8 p.m. STARTS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th Y Register Used Equipment for Sale Wed., Nov. 7th or Thurs., Nov. 8th, 5-8 p.m. only! Call Spencer @ 905·845·8347 NOVEMBER TUNE-UP SPECIAL ON NOW... only $ 2999 DEREK WOOLLAM / SPECIAL TO THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Bring in your SKIS or SNOWBOARD to Corbett's for a FANTASTIC tune-up. TEAM EFFORT: Pictured left to right, Abbey Park's Paige Zeniak, Ailey Jarvis, Jade Johnson, Brooke Johnston and Jenna Seagrove show off the OFSAA championship banner they earned at last weekend's provincial cross-country meet in Niagara Falls. Capazoo members always get an extra 10% off everything! Join now VIP promo code: Corbetts for extra discounts www.capazoo.com/corbetts Eagles win second consecutive junior girls' OFSAA championship Abbey Park repeated as junior girls' team champion at Saturday's Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) cross-country meet in Niagara Falls, although there were few similarities between this year's win and the 2006 title effort. The Eagles' point total last weekend (determined by adding together each school's top four placings) was 281, nearly triple that of the 86 they won with last year. In fact, Abbey Park's top finisher Saturday (Jade Johnson, who came 47th) was 15 spots behind where the Eagles' fourth-fastest runner (Corinne Smith, 32nd) placed in 2006. London's A.B. Lucas, considered the favourite going in, finished second with 250 points. Huron Park, also from the London area, was third with 265. "It was very odd," said Abbey Park head coach Greg Dailey. "Originally, we had thought it would take a score of around 80 to win. All three schools didn't run exactly to their potential, but we tended to manage the best in the situation." Ailey Jarvis (51st), Brooke Johnston (55th), Paige Zeniuk (88th) and Jenna Seagrove (187th) rounded out the Eagles' winning team. "Usually, the winning score is lower, but there have been (winning) totals like that in the past," said Bryan Camani, the former phys-ed head at Abbey Park who also helped coach the Eagles this fall. "It just shows in some ways the quality across the province in certain age groups, for whatever reason. It comes down to it's a team sport. If your top two or three runners have an off-day and your fourth or fifth runners have a great day, for them... not that they jump into the 20s, but maybe they're typically in the 140s and go into the 80s or 70s, that's a 50-plus point swing right there." Johnson and Jarvis were part of last year's junior girls' championship team as well. Loyola, third in junior girls' team competition last year, finished fifth in the senior girls' division (Alicia Knox, Paulina Maher, Lindsay Bryant, Arienne MorencyCharbonneau, Amanda Pereira). Abbey Park added a 12thplace effort in midget boys' action, led by a sixth-overall showing by Daniel Mathie. "That was pretty good because he came in in September and had never really trained. He just has so much natural ability," Dailey said of Mathie, who also plays rugby for the Oakville Crusaders. "He probably would be the best crosscountry runner that I've seen since I started coaching." -- Jon Kuiperij Oakville Minor Baseball Association Providing Quality Baseball in Our Community for over 44 Years 2008 Player Registration House League, Select and Rep Programs for all Boys & Girls Born 1983 - 2003 · Complete uniforms T-Ball through Junior · Players Development Clinics included in registration · Individual & Team Photos · Coaches Clinics taught by qualified instructors · All our Umpires are Baseball Ontario Certified CORRECTION NOTICE Due to manufacturer delays and printing errors we are issuing the following corrections on advertised products Fresh Cut Greenery including Trees, Wreaths, Garlands, Boughs and Urn Fillers will not be available until the end of November. Due to weather conditions beyond our control, availability will vary by region. M5 LED Lights, Warm White (489233) should be $8.99 C9 LED Lights, Multi-Coloured (489309) should be $19.99, Blue (489335) should be $21.99, Pure White (489362) should be $23.99 C7 LED Lights, Red (489375) should be $16.99 M5 LED Mini Lights, Red (489264) should be $19.99 18" Assorted Decorative Hanging Light Sculpture (489512) should be $5.99 Animated Blow Up Train (489437) should be $159.99 Glitter Tree Set (489897) and RIDGID MaxSelect Impact Driver (458853) are available only in select stores The following products are not available until end of November: Wolfgang Puck, 7-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker with Automatic Bean Grinder (496176), 1800 Watt Reversible Grill / Griddle (196168), 24 Litre Convection Oven with Rotisserie (496097), Stainless Steel Immersion Blender (496140), 12-Cup Direct Drive Food Processor with Storage Drawer (496133). Linon Granite Top Kitchen Work Island (488287), Husky Stainless Steel Tool Box Chest and Cabinet Combo (496539) and RIDGID 23-Gauge 1-3/8" Headless Pinner (495411) Not available for sale: Dalton Collection Phone Table with Basket (490850) and Console Table with Basket (490894) Divisions & Fees: T-Ball (Ages 5 & 6).........................$145 Coach Pitch (Age 7).........................$145 Rookie Ball to Junior (Ages 8 to 25).....$205 (Includes Town User Fee, Family Discount 10% for 3 or more players) WHEN : November 10, 2007, from 10 AM to 3 PM November 24, 2007, from 9AM to 5 PM WHERE : Frozen Ropes Training Centre 2009 Wyecroft Road, Unit B (one block south of QEW at Third Line) You may also download our Registration Form and mail with payment to 1236 Speers Road, Unit #4, Oakville, Ontario L6L 2X4 or Register Online. 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