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Playoff champions The Oakville Soccer Club's under-14 girls' Jensen Tire team defeated the Kelly Green Oakville Beaver team 21 Sunday to win the Oakville Cup. Members of the Jensen Tire team are Julia Cawse, Victoria Mendonca, Ellen Mays, Genevieve Harris, Heather Richmond, Megan Watkins, Anjuli Dabydeen, Courtney McNeely, Lydia Gibson, Ariane Rodrigues, Rachel Modestino, Alexandra Thorn, Andrea Benac, Katie Quesnelle, Victoria Jenkins and Morgan Funnell. Reed Harris and Mike Mays coach the team. Races begin at Coronation Park 33 · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, September 4, 2009 Continued from page 32 can do what we like." All Oakville Labour Day Half races will begin and end at Coronation Park (1462 Lakeshore Rd. W., just east of Third Line). The 10K run will start at 7:30 a.m., followed by the half marathon (7:40 a.m.) and the 2K Family Fun Run/Walk (7:45 a.m.). The half marathon course is similar to the 2007 route.Major roads that will be used include Lakeshore Rd., Morrison Rd., Chartwell Rd., Randall St., Rebecca St., Jones St., Ontario St. and Marine Dr. For more information on the Oakville Labour Day Half, visit www.oakvillehalfmarathon.com Oakville Vytis Basketball Association Boys and Girls Rep BASKETBALL TRYOUTS Ages 8 ­ 19 Join the tradition... Experienced coaches with National and International level Basketball experience. Cyclist helps raise money for kids' camps Anthony Sreblowski really only got serious about cycling in the last two years. But when he heard about last month's Tour for Kids, he didn't hesitate about getting involved. "I like to support events that promote healthy living and there's no better way to raise money than getting out and being active," said Sreblowski, who works as a massage and sports injury therapist. Still, with a 200-kilometre ride through rural regions north of Toronto for four consecutive days, the Tour for Kids can be daunting. Sreblowski began training for the ride in January, hitting the roads in March for rides five times a week. There was only so much any rider could prepare for, though. There was no way to train for the heavy rains riders had to contend with on two of the four days. Sreblowski also came down with a chest infection just before the ride and although he said it didn't affect him while riding, he said night-time coughing fits did cut into his sleep. The most difficult part, though, proved to be the third day where riders were "climbing non-stop" on the hills between Peterborough and Haliburton. "It was a little bit of pain for a good cause," Sreblowski said. "It's a great event so it was all worth it. I can't wait to do it again next year." The Tour for Kids raises money for children's cancer camps, giving children the opportunity to enjoy a camp experience while still receiving the special care they need. Sreblowski raised $1,200 for his ride, contributing to the more than $850,000 raised across the province. Fundraising remains open until Sept. 30 and pledges can be made at www.tourforkids.com/ontario. -- Herb Garbutt 4 PROVINCIAL MEDALISTS IN 2009! Tryouts for 2009-10 season begin September 2nd, 2009. For tryout dates and locations www.oakvillevytis.com IT'S A PASSION .... VOLLEYBALL Halton Hurricanes Volleyball Club y Halton Regions Premiere Vo alton g Volleyball Club b for Girls ages 11 to 18. or Try outs start y S September 10th For more information please visit our website formation t www.haltonvolleyball.com OUR SPONSORS PUSH YOUR LIMITS!