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STough to finish off G'town Milton's single A major atoins will look to put away Georgetown tomorrow aftemnoon at Memorial Arena. The Action Utility Trailers-sponsored crew came up short in their last bid to eliminate the gutsy Raiders, nianagmng only a 2-2 draw thut kepi the sertes aitlîse Milton eads the six-point series 5-3. Defencemen Kyle Scott and Seth Ferguson were standouts in this one with assits on both Winterhawk goals. Lighting the lamp were Kyle Thomas and Liam Tennant. Milton took the firat two games, by 3-2 and 4-3 squeakers, but their bid for a series sweep was blocked with a 3-2 decision in Georgetown's favour. Thomas, Steve Ellison and Phil Foley have done the bulk of the scoing for the Action squad white Troy Squance and Mike Sanders have stood tait in the cage. Tomorrow's game five starts at 2 p.m. Novices end with a flourish Halton's AAA minor novices outscored the compe- tition almoat three-to-one over the final week of the regular season. They went undefeated over their last leg and secured top spot overaîl in the 1-team South Central division. Clark DeGeer exploded for four goals white David Dunbar was close bebind with a hat-trick in the Hurricanes' 7-1trout of Guelph. Brett Reynolds, Mike Gillham and Steve Hilbrant drew two assists each. Oakville took the only point trom Halton in a 3-3 stalemate, with DeGeer, Dunbar and Jordan Lage lighting the lamp for the locals. From there, the AAA crew finished with two close- fought victories - 4-2 over St. Catharines and 4-1 against Brampton. Dunbar tumned his second trick of the week to pace is club past Brampton white Corey Syvret played set- Up man with a pair ot helpers. He then took the spotlight against St. Catharines with a goal and two assista. Also denting the twine were Kevin Quincey, Curt Renaud and Geoff Strank. In the sanie week Halton blanked Hamilton 4-0 in Rep Ho ckey exhibition play. Gllham l!cd otlensively =7171,w goals while Dunbar and Quincey chipped in singles. Usual tight tussie between rivais A recent home-and-home series between the minor peewee Huricanes and Brampton continued a season long tradition of tight-checking, low-scoring hockey. Halton's AAA crew dropped the tirst go-around 3-0 but rebounded with a 2-1 squeaker. Adam Kemp provided the heroics in game two, rifling a third-period power play shot that snapped a game long stalemate. Assisting on the game winner were Danny Syvret and Derek Greaves, who put the 'Canes ahead in the second period with help from Kemp and Syvret. Brampton evened the counit one minute later. Tending the twine was Rory Johnston while Tim Jasperson dished out bone crushing checks to keep bis eastemn neighbours off balance. Other robust performances were tumned in by Mark Lucas and Ian Robertson. In other recent action Halton drew even at 1 -1 with Oakville, despite out-shnoting the Rangers 26-6. The lone tally came from Danny Powers, assisted by David Cianfrmni and Marcus Goencz. Chad Henry and Kyle Quincey were defensive standouts. Tyler McMaster shone up front. Nearing the end of their regular season, the 'Canes boast an impressîve 16-7-7 record. Ch.16eck out the Champion for ail the top local sports news -I Adam's oor$y$tefl(P) Radio Stiack (P) Stars 0223 Weekend Feb. 14115 INWN OKlLY M & M Meat Shops IN IMN & RUBR A &P BlWay Canadian Tire Loblaws Loeb (P) No Frilis Sears 0231 (P) RUAL ONLI Campbellville Foodlanit (P) Sears 0223 BROOKVILLE MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION _ 1998 REGISTRATION Saturday, February 21, 1998 10:00 arn- 4:00 prn Nassagaweya Community Centre Basebali for boys and girls of ail ages! HEALTH CARD AND BiRTH REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT SION Up to ars h prcae e secily pie *0 e . e-Il -- _e t - - - - Don't miss out - registration wiII b. ouf off as of F.-b. 22/981 HOUSE LEAOUE FEE for 1998: ,$75.OOsinigio, $lS5IfaiIy (3 or more playors) PlOMsaNI! out registration tom below and hring t te one ot the above locations. DECLARATION/WAIVER: - IName: (IF__NEW __REGISTRANT ____________SHOW_________OF_______Birthday: DY MNH YA M or' F1 hereby release Milon Youth Soccer I (I NE REGSTRNT, LEAE SHW POOF F AE) DY MNTH EARClub lnc. and Mt appointed agents, fram Address:al daims for damages arising from anyI Addres:____________________________________________________________accident___or__ ccidet orinjurhwhic maybe cased g by or which may arise from paricipationI I of the applicantlplayer named hereinI IPostal Code: ______________________________Tel. No.:___________________ during the soccer program, or in anyI location where the program is held. 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