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www.oakvillebeaver.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, June 4, 2010 · 38 OT's Farquharson also qualified for OFSAA track The name of a local athlete who qualified for the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) track-andfield championships was mistakenly left out of a story that appeared in Wednesday's edition of The Oakville Beaver. Emily Farquharson of Oakville Trafalgar finished fourth in the junior girls' 3,000-metre race at last week's south regional championships in St. Catharines, earning her a trip to the OFSAA meet that began yesterday (Thursday) in London. Eight individuals from Oakville qualified for the meet. The Beaver regrets the omission. Get off the streets & into Friday night youth drop-in programs www.ymcaofoakville.com The Oakville Angels mite girls' fastpitch team won a tournament in Waterloo last weekend. Mite Angels win gold in Waterloo After watching a final-inning lead slip away, the Oakville Angels mite girls rebounded to score in the bottom half of the inning and win the championship at a fastpitch tournament in Waterloo last weekend. The Angels edged the Waterloo Ghosts 11-10 in the gold-medal game, scoring the winning run on a passed ball. Waterloo had scored five runs in the top of the frame, tying the game on a two-run homer with two outs. Oakville lost only once in its five games at the tournament, dropping a 107 decision to the Mississauga North Tigers. The Angels' other victories came over the Stratford Flames (16-12), Cambridge Coyotes (13-2) and Ghosts (13-7). All but three of the players on this year's team are in their first season at the mite level. Members of the team are Amy Lampitt, Tori Allingham, Angelina Lombardi, Sydney Dufour, Neilee Reay, Lauren Greco, Jordan Iacobelli, Jessica Hartley, Lauren Beattie, Kelsey Lee and Sydney Lee. Ian Reay, Jim Lee, Rob Lombardi and David Lampitt coach the squad. Get Rid of Your Old or Unused Pesticides & Did you know? Be Naturally Green! Ontario's cosmetic pesticide ban took effect April 22, 2009. The Partners for Naturally Green remind you to safely dispose of your old or unused pesticides at Halton Region's Household Hazardous Waste Depot.Year round at no cost! Maximum 20 litres per visit Residential loads only Halton Waste Management Site, 5400 Regional Road 25, Milton Learn more at www.halton.ca/naturallygreen HE-10052