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The Stars upset the Flyers 3-1 in the gold final of the Halton Men's Non-Contact Summer Hockey League, played recently at River Oaks Community Centre. Dave Irvine, Jason Ieraci and Todd Nelson scored goals to help the Stars build a 3-0 lead before Sanjay Patel replied for the first- place Flyers. Carlo Lupia earned the win in net for the Stars. In the silver final, Paul Charbonneau, Aaron Mutsuyama, Dave Jenkins and David Lane tallied to lift the Rangerrs to a 4-1 victory over the Bruins. In other playoff games, Paul Shaw scored with six minutes remaining to push the Leafs past the Sharks 3-2, and Dave Lawlor potted a pair to pace the Penguins to a 7-5 victory over the Red Wings. The league is now registering for its fall and winter season, pro- viding non-contact hockey for players in divisions aged 30-plus, 40-plus, 47-plus and intermediate 20-plus. Call the league at 905- 849-9712 or log onto www.hmhl.bizland.com for more informa- tion. 9 Locations To Serve You Better! 905-849-4998 www.aireone.com 1-888-827-2665*Call Dealer for Details A+ Rating www. .com Depend on the largest Dealer in the Golden Horseshoe *Call now for details. Offer cannot be combined. OAC. Accessories excluded. Call us to see if you qualify. *After Government, Aire One and Manufacturer Rebates. Must have existing Furnace and A/C 96% High Effi ciency DC Motor, Gas Furnace 15.75 SEER High Effi ciency Central Air R410A Refrigerant PACKAGE INCLUDES: 10 Years Factory Warranty RECEIVE UP TO $1690 IN GOVERNMENT REBATE GOVERNMENT REBATE IS BACK High Efficiency FURNACE & CENTRAL AIR OVER 120,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS FREE 10 YEAR Manufacturers parts and labour warranty. Value $1900* *Limited time offer. Gas Furnace 96% EFF. 15.75 SEER Furnace diagnostic service Only $49 $3990*ONLY NSTA DEI LL From only $299 Tykes $365 Atom and older Best value in Oakville! Great fun! Beginners welcome. Kids 7-14 Register online now! www.haltoncowboys.com 73 Thursday, A ugust 25, 2011 OAKVILLE BEAVER www.insideHALTON.com players. He was telling us how to prepare pre-game and the types of things that will make you play bad and lose focus, Bourne said. Bourne is certainly focused. He goes to Conacher Athletics (formerly PEAC), which partners with Blyth Academy to provide schooling and training for high-performance ath- letes. fBourne is sure to draw a lot o attention this season as he enters his Ontario Hockey League draft season. Though he has yet to decide whether he will go the OHL or U.S. college route, Bourne said one point was driven home during the camp. You have to bring it every night, fhe said. You cant take a night of because teams need to know what they can expect from you. Bourne says he will be better pre- pared to do that now. Former NHLer Gary Roberts drove home the point that it is not enough for a player to simply work out in the gym. He said its nutrition first, therapy second and then training, Bourne said, because if you dont do the first two, youre not going to get every- thing you can out of the training. And getting to play with the best bantam players from across the coun- try made Bourne realize there is still room to improve. He wants to work on his first-step quickness and improv- ing the accuracy of his shot. You realize how good everyone here is and to be the best, youre going to have to push beyond your limits, he said. I think Im on the right track but Ill never forget what I learned. MIGHTY MITES: The Oakville Angels mite team poses with the banner they earned by win- ning the PWSA Ontario Provincial Championships recently in Georgetown. fOakville won five o six games at the tournament, includ- ing a 10-4 win over the Mississauga Tigers in the cham- pionship game. l l l f b llMite Ange s c aim provincia so t a crown The Oakville Angels mite squad is the first mite team in Oakville Girls Softball Association history to win a provincial championship. The Angels won five of their six games, outscoring their opponents 72-29 in the pro- cess, to claim gold at the PWSA Ontario Provincial Championships in Georgetown. Oakville locked up the title with a 10-4 romp over the rival Mississauga Tigers in the gold- medal contest. Oakville had dropped a 7-6 decision to Mississauga in its previous attempt to clinch gold in the tournament's double-knockout format. Members of the mite Angels are Paige Greco, Lauren Beattie, Kelsey Lee, Sara Ceresia, Sydney Lee, Lauren Greco, Lisa Papara, Jessica Hartley, Tori Allingham, Sydney Turner and Angelina Lombardi. Jim Lee, Bryan Beattie and Rob Lombardi coach the club. Bourne going into OHL draft year fStars surprise Flyers in men's summer hockey inal Continued from page 72