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20-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, Ociober 14. 2003 zJr. Mustangs remnain unbeaten 111 tier two Photo by GRAHAM PAINE .WlI. Dick runs wild W.. DIck Wiidcats (from lefi) Brent Paige, Jeremy Price and Todd Campbell proudiy dispiay the North Haiton interniediate boys cross-country pennant they captured for their one-two- three punch et Buriington's Sherwood Park October 3. Todd was first overail in the division, while Brent and Jeremy finlshed second and third respectivey. Meanwhile, fellow Wildcat Brad Hoy was f Irst ln the senior boys, David Dimitrov second among junior boys and Emily Gonaz third wlthin the junior girls ciass. '-Strongfinishes for tennis club The Mustangs' victory march continues. Keeping hopes for a perfect regular sea- son intact at home Thursday Milton District's junior football teamn steamrolled to one of its biggest wins ever - dismnan- tling Oakville's White Oaks 38-. Despite a few assigninient glitches, the hosts werc impressive both with and with- out tse bail - furthcr distancing tbemn- selves from last year's laclustre 2-4 cain- paign. Ben Clifford victimnizcd Use thoroughly out-gunned Wiidcats wiUs three majors and more Usan 200 total yards - highlighting bis explosive aftensoon witb a 70-yard touclsdown mun late in Use third quarter. His 30-yard field goal and pair of con- verts further fueled Use blowout, which came on Use beels of a rock-solid 20-6 decision over Oakville's Loyola Hawks . Thursday's tniumph was every bit Use mismnatch Usat Use score would indicate. WiUs Use exception of a hcartbreakingly- close scoring drive in Use dying moments of Use tiras haf - when Usey were stopped night on Use goal line - Use Wildcata were pretty much styrnied froin start to finish. White Oaks managed juat four first downs overail, and were ail but complete- ly neutralized on Use grounri. That was due in large part to another standout effort by defensive captain Blake Frittenburg, who added a late end-zone punch and extra- point kick to add insuit to mnjury. MD's offensive onslaught was rounded OB Aaron Aiston heads up field during Thursday's 38-O biowout over White oaks. out by a touchdown and two-point convent scamper by pivot Aaron Aiston. Hefty linemnan Greg Cowan offéed anoUser noteworUsy moment in Use Usird quarter, providing a huge block that opened the door for Clifford's final touch- down mun - number six on Use year for Use go-to bail carrier. Now 4-0, Use junior Mustangs will need --one more big outing if Usey hope to finish the regular scason unheaten tomnorrow aftemnoon, when Uscy travel to Oakvilie to cap things off against the cqually-strong Iroquois Ridge Traiihlazers. Sr.,Royals edged Uuni~a vserié affl nis.n lm fArdfi % 1?A ý1 t No home-court advantage. No prohlemn. Despite an almoas permanent road trip Us-is scason, ail Usree Milton Tennis Club competitive teasns faired extremnely well - par- ticuiarly Use Division 1 Lakeshore squad. Led by captain Jeif Tmuswell, Use teamn finisbed. first overail, narrow- ly defeating arch-rivai Burlington Centrai for top honours. Making up Use rest of Use charn- pionship were Stacey Arbeiter, Sue Clarke, Bob Edmonda, Grahanm Ferguson, Dave Hudak, Mike Huriey, Beinda Kuipers, Tracy Morgan, Jodie Rideout, Eneas Silva, Sarah Stanley and Roger Stark. Aiding in Use win were substitute players Dave Adams, Regina Devine and Bruce Sith. The Division 4 Lakeshore tean wound up third - missing second place by a measly two sets - whiie a highly mmpresaive fourth- place finish was secured by Use new Intercounty Majors contin- gent. PkgePic Milton Lacrosse Association Annual Genmorjeral Meetn is being held on Tuesday, October i 4th, 2003 at 7:3Opm in the Tonnelli Arena Community Room for the purposes of Electing 2004 Board of Direct ors and amendments.to the M.L.A. Constitution and By-Laws. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: CALL SUSAN GRANT 905-878-1547 BETWEEN 6-9PM