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The Canadian Champion, Friday, June 18, 2004-15 ~ports sleblanc@baltonsearch.çom Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Raring to go Campbellville's Robert Grand (right) - an owner of Rogue Hall - gives the thumbs Up with area driver Paul MacDonell as the two took part in the post position draw for Saturdays $1 .6 million Pepsi North America Cup at Woodbine Racetrack. Now in is 21 st year, it's the richest single harness race in North America - wlth the winner garnerlng more than $800,OO. Local Taekwon-Do students shine Gold, slver and bronze rained down for Among the chîldren's ranks, Luka Tesla David Gaul and Brendan Geneau each Milton's JSC Taekwon-Do club at the and Perston Wyatt also prevailed in break- grabbed a third-place finish - Gaul in recent provincial championships in ing. breaking and Geneau in patieem. T'hombili. Ben Carriere and lason Kanibourelis Among the local adults competing, Sixteen local competitors secured ai least cach struck silver in both patten and JSC's Wessel Engelbrecht, Lynnea Gooch one top-three finish each, with five-year- breaking, while Matbew Masse, Kevin and Tom Knott ail won in i ghting, with old Nathan-Lee Elmes - the club's Jackowski and Stephanie Tesla were each Camre Cater finishing firsti n pattem and a youngest student - taking top honours in third in the two disciplines, second place in fighting going to Sean both patemn and breaking. Rhys Law was second in breaking and Baldwin. Mavs keep it respectable wi*th Bulldogs By STEVE LeBLANC The Champion The Mavericks' 11-5 loss in Georgetown Sunday evening wasn't anything te, get excited about. But given the circumstances, it eould have been much worse. With Milton now a sheil of its early-sea.son contingent - which wasn't t00 successful in the first place - hopes weren't exactly high hcading into hate againat thse South East Division-leading Halton Huis Buildogs. But a solid first half and credible cage work by Richard Fuoco combined to keep things respectable - and for a while, competi- tive. As has been the case in recent weeks, the Mavericks' offensive efforts disappeared down the stretch, with Mout Bolton notching thse only goal in the last 28 minutes of play. He'd tally twice on the night, while Derek Blanchard - seeing his first junior action in quite somne tinte - led Milton with four assist.s. J.J. Batchelor had three helpers, with single deposits com- ing from Mike Novak, Tyler Peltzer and Adain Rutz. For Halton Hilîs, Todd Bloxani fueled thse victory with three goals and four assists. Close behind with five points was Mike Dube, who recently becamne the Bulldogs' al-tinte leading seorer. Sunday's loss dropped the Mavericks to 2-13. Milton faced the Grecen Gaeîs last night and play host to the league-leading Akwesasne Lightning tomorrow at 7 p.m. at John Tonelli Sports Centre. They close out the weck with a trip bock 10 Georgetown Sunday evening. While tise Mavericks were officially elimmnated from Use play- off's carlier this month, Kyle Goertz - Use team's scoring leader Use past two years - has a shot at a long post-season i-un with Spartan. Traded bock to Use Warriors recently, he now has five goals and an assist in Uree games, while Spartan sfiil has a shot at overtak- ing Six Nations for top spot in Use Westemn Conférence. Goertz, who's expected to make tise jump to Jr. A next season, isas 21 goals and 50 total points overali Uis year. In oUser lacrosse action, Miltonians Kyle Arbuekie, Jim Leworthy and Andrew Hartholt are ail bock wiUs defending Senior B champion K-W, who currently ait second behind Owen Sound. Arbuekie is lied for second in league scoring wiUs 27 points. Meanwhile, Matt DeCaire is in his second season with Orangeville's Jr. A Nortismen and has five points in nine games wiUs Use second-place club. ~~&iêt' www.arkesolf.co Golf Shirts Wilson Jack Taylor Made Hogan Apex Callaway, Adidas, Golf Bails Eg rn Reots & more 24 Balis Cart Bags SedelI ronsite 30%011 FREE uHAT! 0%FF %F Men's Saddles ... tramIl9.98 Gloves ........rtom'14.88 Helmets ... fam 81.88 Bike Computer ... .frm94.88 eRiding Shorts *Jerseys a Ca "Rock Shox" for your dad . liiincludint i LM FOR Di 20 Watt Llghl NiCad battery reg. $400 ottLy' 1440.00S G.T. Avalanche 3. OBike ....oNLY50.SO kIDEAI amel Bak Socks a Pumps ONLYM.98019 ftrrililtion. ý Kf'. t'ai 7 19 ...gtm 1