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Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Golden girls Milton lawq bowlers (fram left) Donna Coulter, Linde Baron and Amanda Walton - who's only 13 years old - display the novice ladies district chsmplonship they won lats lest monts ln Milton. The vlctory, fashloned wlth back-to-back wlns over two Brampton teama by scores of 19-13 and 17-9 respectively, advanced them ta this weekend's novice provincial champi- onahips ln Guelph. IceHawks open regular season tonight vs. Buffalo Tise lceHawks punctuated an undefeated exhibition campalgn in explosive fashion last Friday, dis- mantling Brampton 12-5. Enjoying anotiser relatively easy night at Milton Sports Centre, George Dupont's charges outshot their division rivals 57-19 and had enougis scoring for tise win before tise game's midway mark. Seven différent Milton players had three points apiece, including newly-acquired winger Shandor Alphonso - an OHL over-ager from the Sudbury Wolves who adds bath speed and toughness to tise forward ranks. He struck just 41 seconds intotise night and helped set Up two goals by veteran Adam Pileggi, who was appotnted captain aller practtce Wednesday night. Alphonso, Brent Robinson and Jeif Caister have bren narned assistants. Other tisree-point efforts came from Robinson, Julian Sarraino, Kevin Morrisan, Mike Gersison and AIes MacDonald - a promis- ing Moncton-area midget winger who led pre-season sconing with four goals and four assists. Gersison, a 20-year-old defence- 'lMinorpeewee Sox solid at pro vincials T'here's no column destgnated for more vtctonies, but thse minor peewee Red Sox certainly delivered one Iast weekend in Aurora. Continuing ta distance themselves fromn a dismal regular season, thse local lads turned in a solid 2-2 performance at tise double- knockout Ontario 'A'championships. Their top-five finish had to be considered an impressive feat, given that a provincial bertit was prenty much a longshot for most of thse sumtner - during which they resided in tise conférence basement. However, Milton won its regular-season finale and then knocked off tise Georgetown Eagles and Mississauga Panthers in tise divisional playdowns t0 advance ta Aurora. T7here tise Red Sox kicked off provincial play with a 4-1 decision over Pickering - fueled by four shutout innings front Mark Peusha and sparkling defense by Mike Marshsall, Michael McClelland and Steven Robillerd. Milton then delivered its biggest victory of the year, an 18-6 rout of tise divisional champion Missisaauga Wtldcats. Fierce hitting by Robillard, Josis Daviau and Sachin Ghal fectored heavily into tise lopsided upset win, an did continued sharp fielding. Unfoetunately, tise Red Sox couldn't quite build on tisis isighligist tniumpis - bowing ont with 17-7 andi 13-11 losses to Bolton and host Aurore respecnively. Facing eliroination againat Aurora, Milton threatened lo rally in tise bottoro of the seventis - putting tise tying ns on second befote tinaily being venquished. Tise Red Sox kept pace tougis tise majonty of bots games, tisanks to some solid pitcising. man from New Jersey, was close beisind with a goal and five helpers. Milton scored 31 goals in four exhibition games and looks ta have a little more offensive deptis ram- pared ta tisis time last season. In net, Milton recently signed 20- year-old Doug Groenstege, tise Mississauga lceDogs' back-up cager last year, ta complement: vet- eran Thomas Lee. The tceHawks open regular-sea- son play tonight at Memorial Arena againot Buffalo, and then head ta Georgetown tomorrow evening. Bath games start at 7:30 pr. DATE Fniday 1Oth Friday t 7th Fniday 24th Sunday 26st Friday tst t'nday 8th Friday t5tts Surtday t7th Friday 22nd Fniday 5th Sanday 7th Friday t2ttt Frotay t9th Feiday 26th Swtday 28td Friday 3rd Pniday 1tti Friday t7ttt Frtday 7th Priday 14th Fniday 2tst Swtday 23v Friday 28tts Fniday 4tts -att gai SEPTEMBER OPPQNN Buffalo Bramptotn Georgetown Bartington OCTOBER Oakvitte Mississauga Streetsvitte t Oakvitte Hamilton NOVEMBER Buffalo Bramalea Mississauga Branmpton Burtington t oekvitte DECEMBER Streeeuvitte Georgetown Hamilton JANUARY Bramalea Brampton Missiseatuga d Bremalea Stretuvitte FEBRUARY Georgetownt TIMF, 7:3Opm 7:3Opm 7:30pm 3:00pm 7:30pm 7:30pmn 7:30pttt 3:OOpm 7:30pin 7:30pm 3:00pm 7:30pm 7:3Opm 7 30pm 3:0Opr 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30tn 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 3:0Opm 7:3Opm ses et Milton Metoorial Avenu APPLES Wagon Rides e BBQ e Animal Barn eGiant Straw Jump e Country Bakery No Admission Fe 10700 Second LUne (North of Mohawk Raceway) (905) Now that summer is lover, you deserve some free time. Get one week free. Curves is 30-minute fltness, commonsense weight loss and al tise support you need to acisieve your goals. (905) 875-9246 327 Bronte Street South, Milton, ON w'ww.ciavesintemtationtal.com The power to amaze yourself.- Ove- 8.000 tocations wordoqde. oth,, ~ff- Vlid -ly mplovipmvvg ,v.Ovv, th.g, IO/1fWOt 11illoil 2004105