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The Canadian Champion, Friday, Auguslt 17, 2007 - A25 Mavericks add two more Zone ",Self defence class at Memorial - - - -- -Thse Academvy of Martital Arts is Tise session wtll include huis ai 8 championships to collection looking to find a place for itself in instructional portion and practice M\lti m v i iîel.I'sIIb î s h f (Ifi i l me ,s'.itil I rtir Pn Bantamis overcome short stajjed bench to topple K-W Braves The bantam Mavericks may have been severe- ly short on players, but that didn't leave tisem with the short end of the stick in Wednesdays Zone 8 'C' ciampionship. Despite running with only about hall as many players as the isost Ktchener-Waterloo Braves, Milton isad plenty left for the tiird peried and suhsequently pre- A 'U vailed 7-4. It was really like Davd vs. Goliath in termis of the numbers," ring to a 17-9 player ativantage for the Braves, due to injuries suffered by Brandon Bodiam and J.R. Sanderson "Our guys really had to give a big per- formance." Tisat effort started in tise cage, with goalie Cory Farly delivering a stellar showing to isold K-W snipers at bay down tise stretch and give iis tram- mates the opportunity to dlaim a fourth Zone 8 title for tise local lacrosse ranks. Milton scoreti four times in tise tiird period - including three within just a couple of minutes - to put tise Braves away Bryden Curran and Oran Ferguson cacis tallied twice, with singles chipped in by Taylor Dretige, Kennan Peppiatt and Matt Psenicka. Dylan Clancy completes tise bantams' goal- tending tandem, while Lucas Jen.sen, Quinn Kerr, Warren Mitchell and Mitchell Rushton round out tise newly-crowned zone champs, who'll try to add a provincial medal to their hardware collec- tion tisis weekend attise OLA 'C' championships I in St. Cathatrtnes. Novices take Zone 'D' crown Meanwhile, tise novice Mavericks pulled out tiseir Zone 8 'D' title victory last week at John Tonell Sports Centre. Anotiser standout performance from season- long fireplug Austin Redding - wiso led witis three goals and two assists - and a fondamental- ly-sound effort [rom tise entire lineup gave Milton a 5-3 decision over tise visiting Artisur Aces. M ' Tyler Tow nsend sank t ise even- tsird period, burying one upstairs following a thunderous check turnover by buose-baIl specialist Grant Belanger and a nifty set-up [rom Reddi ng. Artisur would draw witisin a goal in tise final minute-and-a-half of play, but just couldn't pot another against an especially sharp Bailey Brown. Contributing a goal and tisree iselpers to tise cisampionship win was Kyle Kaldenhacis, while Jake Wickware ciipped in two assista and some strong defence. Tise novices went 1-2 at last weekend's double- knockout OLA 'D' championships in Wisitby, witis tiseir one victory coming in a 10-5 decision over tise iosts. Thsis second-round win was sandwiched between 5-1 and 7-3 bosses to Cornwall and St. Catharines respectively Making up tise rest of tise team were Cole Bertasson, Rylce Buckle, Calebs Dredge, Will Hamilton, Mac Mazzacato, Cistis Pellow, Austin Rue, David Scarfone, Dalton Sherman and Justin Turner. Opcn to aduits and ail chîldrcn over five years of age, tise class - offering an introductory look at self defence - runs [rom 7 to 8 p.m. at Memorial Arena. suitable for a modcrate workout. Space is limited, so those wisising to participate are asked to caîl ahcad to instructor Shawn Creigiston at (905) 567-0644. Gtiotwotleet Lôwe* vi ce! VAesADEIZO L.os CAffos CAWCLJhJ Breues l ibecoo Royal Solaris Mayan Proi SellOffAirfares.coi Taxes $~~axesaxs gýStrd $210 $276 $7 3 rpCaxes Taes$318 f#t $3 27e 1 1 w oe&-t $318 ,~N ,ui;rcium 1wek-ARk*IW itfl 'I il in