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D4 - The Oakville Beaver, W ednesday December 8, 2004 Oakville well represented at Special Olympics fundraiser Adam van Koeverden and Michael Pinball'Clemons are part of todays celebrations in Toronto ` House League hockey report MINOR BANTAM RED (Dec. 5) OAKVILLE TODAY 1 (goal to Eric Labelle; assist to Jamie White). LOCTITE 4 (goals to Derek Morely, Greg McManus, Max Bra99. Sean McMahon; assists to Gage Corlett and Derek Morely). BDO Dunwoody 1 (goal to Andrew Cox; assist to Justin Blain). RAYMOND JAM ES SHAMROCKS 6 (goals to Adrian Filangi 3, Francesco Leone. Ryan VanderVliet, David Nomura; assists to David Nomura 2, Daniel Doherty 2, Francesco Leone and Ryan Vandervliet). CROSS GYPSIES 4 (goals to Mark Falcioni, Etienne Francoeur, Brett Thompson, Jamie Pollock; assists to Jamie Pollock 2, Adam Sils, Graham Mallany). BWF CAR PENTRY 4 (goals to Ryan Pimental, Jimmy Taylor, Josh MacDougall, William Gilbertson; assists to Tyler Vadacchino2, Hart Cuomo, Ryan McHugh, William Gilbertson and Josh MacDougall) RMI PAINTING 2 (goals to Matt Angiola, Kyle Joyce; assists to Kyle Joyce, Marco Sabljo and Joe Blake; shut-out to Mark Philpott). DPI 0. Good Sport Awards and a free pizza presented by Panago Pizza to Luke Kahnert, Matt Barios, Patrick Kwan, Michael Piworowicz and Gage Corlett. Canada's Olympians are going to bat for our Special Olympians at a huge fundraiser in Toronto today (Wednesday). First and foremost, Oakville will be represented by its Special Olympians, including Elisha Donaghey-Johnston and Matthew Bucci. And Oakville will also be represent ed by its Olympic athletes, including Adam van Koeverden, Canadas only double gold medalist in Athens. Canada's top sprint kayaker earned gold over 500m and bronze over 1,000m. And Oakville will also be represent ed among the guest celebrities by Michael `Pinball' Clemons, who just coached his Toronto Argos to the Grey Cup championship. Other guest stars include St. Louis Blues defenceman Chris Pronger and Toronto Blue Jays slugger Carlos Delgado. Elisha Donaghey-Johnston, 18, has been involved with Special Olympics Elisha DonagheyJohnston Matthew Bucci for seven years. She is an accomplished athlete who has won medals in provincial and national games, and has qualified to attend the Provincial Summer Games in 2005. Elisha competes in swimming, rhythmic gymnastics, basketball and track and field. Matthew Bucci, 12, has been involved with Special Olympics for five years. He is currently a student at St. Dominic's school and is active both in and out of the classroom. Matthew is currently participating in several school sports, and competes with Special Olympics in bowling, skating, soccer, baseball and basketball. "This year, as our national Special Olympics team prepares to compete against athletes from more than 80 countries at the 2005 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Nagano, we are especially honoured to have a number of Canada's Olympic champions here to inspire and support athletes like Elisha and Matthew," said Tom Wright, Chair of Special Olympics Canada and CFL Commissioner. The 22nd annual Sports Celebrities Festival Day fundraiser will again be the largest and most diverse gathering of Canadian athletes of the year and a celebration of sport in Canada. In honour of the success of Canada's Olympic athletes in Athens and at pre vious Olympic Games, among the many Olympic special guests will be medalists van Koeverden of Oakville, Catriona Le May Doan and Kyle Shewfelt. These celebrities will be joined by members of Special Olympics Team Canada from across the country who will represent Canada at the 2005 Special Olympics World Winter Games taking place in February, 2005 in Nagano, Japan. Hosted by Jerry Howarth and Brian Williams, the day of events at Toronto's Westin Harbour Castle kicks off with the Sports Celebrities Festival Breakfast featuring guest speaker Olympic gold medalist Beckie Scott. The popular Darryl Sittler Celebrity/Media Face-Off floor hockey event takes place at the lunch hour. The Sports Celebrities Festival Day finale is the Black Tie Gala, televised live on ESPN Classic, where guests have the opportunity to mingle and meet sports celebrities and Special Olympics athletes while bidding on more than 170 live and silent auction items. OAKVILLE'S OHL CONTINGENT rank player team GP G 5 Evan McGrath Kitchener Rangers 26 1!5 10 Rob Hisey Barrie Colts (total) 28 9 46 Tyler Donati Oshawa Generals 25 12 Oshawa Generals 115 Justin Donati *168 Ryan Mclnemey SSM Greyhounds *332 Zack Shepley Plymouth Whalers 14 6 29 4 22 0 7 3 9 A P PIM 25 40 22 28 37 41 14 26 18 15 10 11 8 3 8 Rob Hisey Soccer season finally ends for Matheson Diana Matheson helped the Princeton Tigers to their best sea son ever, reaching the final weekend of NCAA action. ,... They didn't go quite as deep into the week end as they would have liked, however, finally stopped 2-0 by UCLA in Friday's semifinal. "Their defenders overall were very ath letic and quick," said Matheson, a midfielder, in an interview posted Diana Matheson on the Princeton web site. "They closed down space and marked up tight, and it was hard to get through." Princeton ended its season as the first Ivy League school to reach the Final Four of a 64-team NCAA tour nament and the first Ivy League women's soccer team to reach the Final Four. Along the way, Princeton spent most of the year in the national Top 10 and won more games than any Ivy women's soccer team ever before. Matheson was named Ivy League freshman of the year and is up for a similar national honour. A White Oaks grad, she is a fixture on Canada's nation al women's soccer team. She rose through the Oakville Soccer Club rep system, culminating her career with a national club championship with the Oakville women's team in 2002. 17 Josh Disher n/a Aaron Barton rank plaver Erie Otters P-borough team GPI MINS Shots GA SO 21 1120 617 55 0 0 2 122 53 7 T 1 0 i9 ® : WtM.* Hisey got off to galloping start with Colts Rob Hisey had a great start with his new team, scoring a goal and an assist last Thursday as the Barrie Colts edged the visiting Sarnia Sting 4-3. Hisey nabbed his first assist 1:24 into the game, scored his first goal at 10:37, and was also named the first star. In a busy weekend, Hisey had an assist Friday night as Barrie fought to a 2-2 overtime tie in Guelph. He was held off the scoreboard in an over time 2-2 tie on Sunday in Owen Sound. Hisey was traded last week to Barrie from Erie Otters where he spent the past two-and-a-half sea sons, and was their leading scorer over the past two seasons. In other highlights from the past week. Ryan Mclnemey potted his fourth goal of his rookie campaign to help Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds to a 7-4 win over the visiting Sudbury Wolves last Wednesday. He didn't figure in the scoring on the weekend as Sault Ste. Marie defeated visiting Saginaw 4-1. Goaltender Josh Disher didn't survive past the first period in his two weekend outings, letting in three goals in 10 shots in a 5-3 loss to host Brampton Battalion on Thursday and three goals in seven shots in a 5-1 loss to the powerful London Knights, yet to lose a game this season. Evan McGrath was held off the scoreboard in weekend action as his Kitchener Rangers lost 2-1 to Windsor Spitfires on Sunday, doubled Plymouth 4-2 on Saturday and lost 3-2 to host Erie on Friday. The Oshawa Generals had to make due without Tyler Donati who walked out on the team last week (along with injured twin brother Justin Donati). They lost 5-3 on Sunday to visiting Sarnia Sting and won 4-1 over visiting Peterborough on Friday. wjjm a - fH i t s «*» They're penalty free and off to Hockey Hall of Fame The 2003-04 Oakville Hornets novice A team has been invited to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Friday, Dec. 10, 10 a.m. to launch the 2005 Milk Penalty Free Sweepstakes. This press conference will feature Oakville's Ron MacLean and Paul Henderson and will be the official kick-off of the sweepstakes. Only one female team and one male team, who were win ners last year, have been invited to this event. Winners are selected by the entry of 'Penalty Free' game sheets and the novice A team was lucky and won Canada's Wonderland tickets. Attending the press conference will be: Samantha Cussen, Cassidy Feeney, Jamie Godber, Stephanie Loukes, Madison MacKinnon, Alannah Magarelli, Stephanie Patterson, Ashley Peel, Stefanie Pryde, Teagan Rolf von den Baumen, Chelsea Smith, Lindsay Stenason, Alexandra Thorn, Megan Watkins, Carly White, Rachel Yee, trainer Janet Godber, head coach Janis Peel, assis tant coaches Will Stenason and Michelle EdwardsBoldt. JUVENILE RED ' (Dec. 5) #2 Red 2 (goals to Brian Marshall, Bryce Dakin; assists to Mike Lamantia, Mike Harrison, Joey Hogan and Mike Laurignano). #6 Stellar Stars 1 (goal to Jon Fairclough; assist to Greg Youzwyshn). #4 Gold 9 (goals to Craig Speers 4, Nick Dvernechuk 2, Stephen Ferguson 2, Matt Burns; assists to Taylor Shold 7, Stephen Ferguson 4, Matt Burns 2, Scott Irvine, Branden Hrapchuk, Dan Westwood, Mike Marchessault and Drew Szarka). #1 R.E.M. 5 (goals to Jon Nicholl 3, David Degeer 2; assists to Michael Field 3, Ben Salovaara 2, Adam Ralph, Jesse Majeski and Jon Nicholl). #3 Surecut Converting 2 (goals to Brent Higgins, Brock Kiely.assists to Brent Higgins, Kyle Hough and Wesley Shaw). #5 Teal 7 (goals to Dan Aziz 2, Yoseph Makonnen 2, Taylor George, Jordan Dempster; assists to Graham Howden 5, Andy Killip 3, Taylor George 2, Jonathan Edwin, Alex DaRosa, Alex Opratko and Yoseph Makonnen). Good Sport Awards and a pizza donated by Panago Pizza to Scott Baillargeon, Adrian Filangi, Etienne Francoeur, Tyler Vadacchino and Jacob Baxter. Burlington handed first loss The Oakville Rangers novice AAA rep team continue the recent streak of playing some tremendous hockey games. This team makes every game fun and exciting to watch. Whether they win or lose, the boys try their best and have been involved in close games in SCTA Tri-County league play. Oakville 5, Burlington 2: the Rangers played their most complete game of the season and handed Burlington their first loss of the year, in Burlington. Goals were scored by Luke Nicol, Damian Bourne, Ryan Garvey, Jake Smyth and Ryan Foss. Assists went to Antoine Brochu, Luke Hatfield and Jake Smyth. Goalies Matt Gwillam and Josh Morton shared the goaltending duties and did a great job. Welland 3, Oakville 2: Ryan Garvey and Lucas Zitmanis were the goal scorers, helpers went to Antoine Brochu, Tanner Fabiano and Connor Chambers. Oakville 2, Brampton 2: Ryan Foss scored a shorthand ed goal with less than one minute to play to even the score. Antoine Brochu also scored for the Rangers. Assists went to Marko Jugovic and Lucas Zitmanis. Oakville 5, Niagara 4: in the most exciting game of the year, to date, the Rangers overcame a 4-1 deficit with four unanswered third period goals, including the final two in the last minute. Antoine Brochu had two goals and singles were added by Luke Nicol, Luke Hatfield and Jake Smyth with the winning goal. Assists went to Damian Bourne (3), Ryan Foss, Lucas Zitmanis and Antoine Brochu. Oakville Beaver looking for 'Coach of the Month 1 They're on the ice -- or the field, or the court -- early, and they're the last ones to leave. They teach us not only the skills but also how to have the time of our lives, whether we're win ning or losing. And they donate their time to make a major contribution to minor sports. So now is the time to reward great coaches in a big way. Local team members (and their parents) in any sport are invited to submit their nomina tions for the 'Coach of the Month', a new feature that will aim the spotlight on the men and women who make local teams shine. One coach will be chosen each month, and they will receive a pizza party for the team -- on us. In addition, the will run an article on the winner, along with the team photo. Submissions should include the coach's name, the team and division name, and why they make playing the game something special. Suggestions can be e-mailed to nnelson@haltonsearch.com. Beaver Oakville Beaver 's a im comer o f 4tli 6- Speers Beside Tun Hortons Oakville (905) 337-1774 BANTAM WHITE EAST (Nov. 30) BDO DUNWOODY 3: Luke Richard, Joshua Barnes, Tim Mulligan 1G ea; Patrick Lobeck, Michael Kurczyk, Jordan Adams and Max Trinz 1A ea. TORO WATER PROOFING 5: Dan Zilinski 1G 3A; Andrew Dennis 1G 1A; Brendon Gilbert, John Tudor, Thomas Thrall 1G ea; Daee Ahmad, Michael Forgione, and Taylor Campbell 2A ea. HEATH BENEFITS 2; Phillip Happy, Brad Tripp 1G ea.; Derrick Schnarr 1A. E2 WHITE 3: Ryan Dyson 1G 1A; Dave Stewart and Brad Bell 1G ea; Kevin Green 2A; Frazer Pole, Michael Cravero, Connor Barrett 1A ea. E1 TEAL 3: David Siekanowicz 1G 1A; Mark Taylor, Joshua Lazio 1G ea; Connor Percy, Matt Frost 1A ea. REM 7: Christian Carlucci 3G; Jordan Bruder 2G 1A; Taylor Mullin 1G; David Mitchell and Jason Leslie 2A ea.; Riley King, Corey Horner, Ivan Westra and Dustin Zita 1A ea. BANTAM RED (Dec. 3) DISCOUNT CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 1: Robbie TaaMG. SHO PPERS DRUG MART 2; Scott Asselstine, Kyle McFall 1G ea; Matthew Jenkins, Jake Dutkiewicz, Jeff Peebles and James Goacher 1A ea. BENNETT JO N ES 3: Willy MacNaughton 1G 1A; Philip Bradley, Darcy Storey 1G ea; Tyler Kok, Luke Kriel, 1A each. Shut out: Jeff Burton. CAPRIS 0. TORONTO STAR 5: Kevin Quinlan, Daniel Tomlinson 1G 2A ea; Andrew Lee, Dom DeBellis, Stephen Blaylock 1G ea; Bryn Ross, Michael Jonker, Mark Swant, Simon Knight 1A ea. Shut out: Michael Gray. PSION TEKLOGIX 0. CANADIAN TIRE OPTIONS MAS TERCARD 4: Matt Reinders 2G; Adam Zamora 1G 1A; Taylor Dunn 1G; Daniel MacGillvray 3A; Vito Raponi ,lan Foster, Corey Droniuk, Cam McCarney 1A ea. JOHNATHAN QUINN FOR MEN 2: Nelson Doleman 1G 1A, Tom Cooper 1G, Joshua Barrick 2A. 1029 Speers Rd. Unit #8, Oakville CHRISTMAS GOLF SALE TRAVEL BAG W/WHEELS MEN'S & LADIES GOLF SHOES Marshall may resume track Continued from page D1 tion to the NHL lockout, realizing that could open up a few opportunities. "It's pretty hard right now because most teams have goalies coming down from teams above, and I'm trying to make my way up," Marshall said. Marshall is remarkably agile for his 6-foot-5, 190-pound frame. In his Grade 9 year at St. Ignatius of Loyola, he fin ished fourth overall in high jump at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) championships, then earned provincial silver tfie following year. Though he now does high-jumping primarily on a recre ational basis, Marshall said he might resume track-and-field should he attend a Canadian university in the next couple years. For now, however, he's simply trying to stay in shape and hoping for an opportunity to play semi-pro. "I believe that as long as my mind stays sharp and I stay in good shape, I'll be able to keep playing as long as I need to or want to," he said. "After a couple years, I'll probably end up going to school for sure, if the pros aren't looking too good. 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