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Major peewees peaking about just the right time Milton's A major peewees have been firing on ail cylinders recently, amid the late stages of their 1998/99 season. As a result they've reaped rewards in both tourna- ment play and early post-season contesta. Three straight wins gave thein the Beaverton Toumnament titie. The Lafarge Winterhawks capped their championship run with a 2-1 victory over Tamworth. Depositing the goals were Mark McLeod and Daniel Wetaelaar. Milton doubled Newmarket 4-2 and annihiiated West Hill 16-2 en route to the finals. Aaron Clarke and Craig Patserson split the netmind- ing duties and looked great in registering a 1.67 goals- againat average for the weekend showcase. This undefeated stretch paved the way for back-to- back triumphs in Tri County playoff action. They began by toppling the Acton Sabres 6-0. Clarke earned the goose egg between the pipes whiie his teammates demonstrated terrific passing and good hustie. Tallying twice were McLeod and Kenny Hume, with singles contributed by Lee Frittenburg and Brett Taylor. From there the Georgetown Raiders provided much stiffer competition but ended up on the short end of the stick as well in a 6-3 decision. McLeod led offensiveiy with a hat-trick and Clarke worked the cage. Milton's other snipers were Frittenburg, Nick Cashmore and Johnny Labelia. On a roll Good thînga do comc in threes, just ask the AA major atoins. The Docs and Dents sponsored club combined robust offence. defence and goaltending to prevail in their first three Tri County playoff games last week. Challenge number one proved to be the toughest as the Winterhawks needed productive second and third periods to upstage Orangeville 4-3. James Connor was solid in the cage while Colin Martin deposited the gaine winner. Alto denting the twine were Matt Chuchmach, Kevin Parker and Chris Pedulla. Next the locals blanked Georgetown 3-0, with goalie Austin Vanderbooro tumning back every shot in topnotch fashion. His efforts were aided by an Ski score *from MOON on page lis For the maies it was Warren Reynolds who led the local crew with a runner-up showing. Third-piace in each class went to Mary Beth Peddie and Peter Schroeder white Stacey Mînkhorst and Matthew Gyba each grabbed fourth. Then it was Andreanne Doyon of Campbellville who placed lifth and helped lead the Hershey Alpine White Team over Chedoke ait Gien Eden. At the saine time Moffat's Curtis Von Cube took second, Emma Fredrickson placed fourth and Colin Martin grabbed "it,~ii for Hershey Alpine Red Team. SGEORGETW CINEMA 25GIKIPt STREET 813190 o TEPMOM E[1 - 0 CIVIL ACTION Ril D* 6:45à M pa oRUG RATrS E]F- SIL à Stui. 2WP 0 PATCeH ADAMS [ÊiJ DuEyS.451t&0M.:a 'z PRINCE 0F EG»YPT m-o st.2. Rep Hockeyél inspired defensive showing, with standout efforts in this department coming from Luke Boltuc, Jeff Kitchen and Jonathan Schultz. Goal scorers were Chuchmach, Parker and Rob Hunt. From there it was Brampton who feit their assault in a 5-I decision - again with Vanderboom holding the fort. Chuchmach, Hunt, Parker, David Brush and Matt Buck registered the goals while Scott Collard drew a pair of assista. Also showing strongly through the early part of their poat-season run were Nathan Grenke and Chria Wheelihan. 'Hawks rally Milton's A minor peewees stole victory out of defeat's tightly clenched fiat Saturday at Memorial Arena, staging a dramatic turnaround in their Tri County playoff opener. 'Me Winterhawks looked sluggish early but eventu- ally gained momenturo and engineered a 3-2 corne- back win over the Acton Sabres, who had toppled thero on three previous occasions and jumped out to a two-goal lead this time. Noie Coutrouzas anchored the rally, assisting on goals one and three while drawing an opponent into the penalty box, which set the stage for a powerplay equalizer. Bagging the game winner in the final frame was Steve Ellison. Sam Tomlinson connected on a low wrister to kick start the offence and Jake Madansky followed up by burying a doorstep rebound. Single helpers went to Dan Christo and Kyle Scott. The Action Trailers sponsored team was outshot 15- 1 in the first period, during which time they surren- deoed both markers. Goaltender Mike Sanders did a great job of keeping the locals within striking distance early on and was just as sharp down the stretch when his teammates began picking up the play. HZ ALTON HURRICANES AAA 'YF' NINOR HOCKEY Are now taldng applications for Head Coachlng Postions for 1999 - 2000 MINOR NOVICE - MIDGET Milton Minor L4 Hockey Association Milton Minor Hockey Association Coaches Required 1999/2000 Season The Milton Minor Hockey Association is now taking applications for Coaches ait alI levels (rep AA, rep A and houseleague) for the 1999-2000 season. Applications are available at both arenas, or by contacting Barry Duke ait (905) 854-2623. Applications for Representative Teams must be submitted by FebruMr 15. 1999. E£C- Dnsxy's wrestlissg wem won their fifih consecutive totansament titie reert- ly at Kitcliene's ResutTection Seconclary School. The coup came prior to die recent, dis- astrous fire that consumed the team's wrestllng mats and charred their Milton gym. 1ONTARIO F.MARCH hi i,0F DIMES Tlsey amaaacd 66 points and uscored nearly two dozen other squas for thse crown. Overall victory came on tIhe atrcsgts of eight medals, inclwling three golds. 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