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Ringwald, Haltigin, Goloubef to compete in NCAA Frozen Four Local residents Dan Ringwald and Chris Haltigin have helped the Rochester Institute of Technology become the first Atlantic Hockey Association team to advance to the NCAA's Frozen Four. RIT earned its spot in the prestigious men's hockey tournament Saturday, defeating New Hampshire 6-2 in Albany, N.Y. to win the East Regional tournament. RIT (28-11-1) will face the 27-10-4 Wisconsin Badgers (who feature local resident Cody Goloubef) Thursday at Detroit's Ford Field in the first semifinal of the Frozen Four. 27 · Wednesday, March 31, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.oakvillebeaver.com SPORTSBRIEFS Boston College and Miami will face off in the other semi, with the winning teams from both games advancing to the NCAA final on Saturday. Ringwald, Haltigin and Goloubef are all defencemen. All three are also former members of the Oakville Blades. White, a freshman midfielder for the University of Southern Maine Huskies, had a season-high five points, scoring three times and setting up two more in a 16-10 win over Maine Maritime Academy. The St. Thomas Aquinas grad sits third on the team in scoring with four goals and three assists in three games. White Little East's top rook Oakville's Mark White has been named the Little East Conference lacrosse rookie of the week. Canada rolling at U18s Hayleigh Cudmore scored twice and set up another as Canada routed Germany 15-0 Sunday at the World Women's Under-18 Hockey Championships in Chicago. The victory improved Canada, which doubled Russia 6-3 in its opening game, to 2-0. The Grade 12 T.A. Blakelock student scored Canada's second goal of the game and then added a powerplay marker in the third period. Appleby College student Jillian Saulnier had a goal and two assists against Germany and had a goal and an assist in Saturday's win over Russia. Canada finished off the round robin with a game against Sweden yesterday (Tuesday). Rangers get scoring by committee Continued from page 25 Brown edged at worlds Oakville's Erika Brown narrowly ment in December -- scored to give Burlington a 3-2 overtime victory and the OMHA crown. No team had tested the Eagles, who posted an overall record of 76-2-3 this season, as much as Oakville. All three of Burlington's ties were against the Rangers, who boasted a pretty impressive record of their own -- 66-10-5, with more than half of those losses coming against the Eagles. While the Eagles were paced by Brendan Bowie, whose 11 goals in the OMHA tournament were more than double the next leading scorer, the Rangers continued to score by committee as they had throughout the season. Six different players scored in a tournament opening 71 win over the Halton Hurricanes, including a pair by Ryan O'Hara. Ty Jackson led the Rangers with two goals and eight assists, trailing only Bowie in tournament scoring. Dylan Jackson, Grant Munden and O'Hara each had three goals while Matthew Fanzoi had five points and Michael Vukojevic had four. The Rangers were dealt a setback in Friday's second game, falling 3-1 to the Ajax-Pickering Raiders. After drop- ping another 3-1 decision to Burlington Saturday morning, Oakville was facing a must-win game that afternoon against Markham. The Rangers jumped in front quickly as Dylan Jackson scored just 46 seconds into the game. It would remain that way until the second period when Oakville would again score in the opening minute of the second period and went on to get goals from six different players in a span of eight minutes. The Rangers went on to a 9-0 victory that moved them into a tie for second with Markham, and earned Oakville a spot in the gold-medal game thanks to goal differential. While Burlington's win means it will be guaranteed a spot in next year's OMHA tournament as host, it also provides an opening for Oakville to return through for another shot at its rivals through the SCTA qualifying tournament. "Every kid improved this year," McDermott said. "We're going to lose a few players to the GTHL but we've got lots of good hockey players at AA and A that can come in and fill those spots." And just maybe the stars will align a year from now. missed out on a playoff berth at the World Women's Curling Championships in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Brown, a Wisconsin native who was skipping the United States entry at the worlds, defeated China 9-4 in the final roundrobin game, improving the U.S. record to 7-4. When Sweden lost its final game, it also finished 7-4, falling into a tie for fourth and the final playoff spot, with the American rink. 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