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D 2 - The Oakville Beaver, W e d n e s d a y D e c e m b e r 3, 2003 Run with Santa tonight Santa w ill lead the Running Company on their Xmas Fun Run tonight (Wednesday), beginning at 7 p.m. The festivity w ill continue at a nearby pub with munchies and draw prizes. A ll runners and walkers welcome. Three straight wins The Oakville Rangers bantam A rep team closed out November with three straight wins. Here's a recap: O A K V IL L E 3, Brampton 2 (Nov. 15-a): a very satisfying road win against the league's top team. Goals were scored by Shane Cole, W illy Joyce and Todd Woodman. Assists went to Ted Starr (2 ), Matthew G rigg, Harry Hristopoulos and Karson Johnson. O A K V IL L E 4, Fergus I (Nov. 19h): goals were scored by Shane Cole, Matthew Gulliver, Karson Johnson and Jerem y M ills. Contributing assists were Shane Cole, Matthew Grigg, Matt Gulliver, Spencer Jenkin (2) Karson Johnson and Jeremy M ills (2). O A K V IL L E 8. Dundas 2 (Nov. 22h): goals were scored by Shane Cole (2), Nick Fasciano, Spencer Jenkin, Adam Kubacki, Ted Starr. Todd Woodman and W illy Joyce (2). Assists Chantal Ayotte ·Oakville B eaver STREAK IS STOPPED! the Oakville Blades' Paul went t0 Shane Cole- Matthew Grigg, Dawson is held back in a 3-2 loss to host Burlington Cougars in provincial junior A hockey action last Sunday. It stopped the Blades undefeated string at eight. Next action for the Blades is Saturday night in Mississauga. Matthew Gulliver (3). Kevin Harper. Harry Hristopoulos, Spencer Jenkin (2). Adam Kubacki. Garrett Kirk. Todd Woodman and W illy Joyce (2). Loyola made it to Halton championship (Continued from page D1) Le t R o b i n G a r v e y a n d h e r a s s o c i a t e s at Oakville Kitchen C e n t r e mak e your d r e a m s a r e a l i t y wi t h e x c i t i n g k i t c h e n a n d bath designs. Ir,/f /v O A K V IL L E KITCHEN & BATH C E N T R E (f j r / t t t > t · ^ / / n trrt t m 3 9 9 T H I R D LI NE OAKVILLE, ON · 905-827-4011 · thankless task of opening up against the number one ranked and eventual O FSA A A A A champion Chatham Kent. And they ended up losing two straight (25-21,25-14). Next, they lost two straight to Barton (25-23, 25-14). They probably reached a low of the season when, against the lowest seed in the tournament, Harbord, they also lost the first set rather handily at 25-17. It was at this point, however, that they salvaged their trip to Sudbury, taking the match with wins of 25-19 and 15-9. Saturday was a much better day, winning their 9 a.m. game 2-0 over McNeil (25-20, 25-14) and 2-1 over Bethune (25-18, 22-25 and 15-9) which sent them into the consolation champi onship on a respectable roll of three straight matches. " We had a very good year and it was a pleasure just going to O FSA A ," said Mary Salvo, who coaches the Hawk team along with Deb Woolvet. Loyola knew a thing or two about championship games, hav ing made it to the playoff finals in Halton before bowing out to perennial powerhouse Georgetown -- but not before taking a game off them. Loyola also then had to defeat Blakelock a third straight time (after already having beaten them in Halton playoff and league play) to earn their ticket to the triple-A O FSA A champi onships. It was the first time for Loyola at O FSA A in boys vol leyball since the mid-eighties and coach Salvo said it can't help but be a positive influence on the kids in their future endeavours. " It's good for them to go and see some amazing teams. They were like well oiled machines." O ff the court, she said it " was amazing. They had it so well organized and they really treated the kids like they were important athletes." The team w ill lose several players to graduation, but a cou ple will return and they will be counted on to contribute their experience gained at O FSAA. " They should do well next year. They certainly won't be the powerhouse they were this year. It will be a rebuilding year, for sure." LO Y O LA : Corey Asadoorian (#9), Mike Asadoorian (#4). Matt Badrov (#15), Peter Cunningham (#7), Jeff Dortmans (#1), Paul McKinlay (#6), Cal Munro (#3), Arek Rzadkowski (#8), Alan Cunningham (#5). Coaches: Mary Salvo and Deb Woolvet. a U D W H IK bc SATORDOT! t\on s p o r t s ; A new retail outlet store featuring super deals for the beach, surf, snow club and board sports culture! OUT All Goods »Burton *Rip Curl ·Smith1Bonfire 'Arson* I ·Spy* Ride* Planet Earth *Adio*Iecnica*i Here at Corbett's ·Salom on *Rossignol* 5150* liquid *K2> ·Red Sands* Oakley* and much m ore! N*» « S » ' h iS 0 A K L E V r E uSffiSuwt a c t i o n Buy & Sell Used Ski and Snowboard Equipment Over 8 0 0 pieces of used equipment to choose from! Registration for sale Thursday, December 4 ~ 5-8 p.m. sport sSs* a c 11 a spo r t OUT b esid eM u ltilin eC ar Sales £ 450 South Service Rd. (Side Door) BRING IN THIS VOUCHER FDR X-TRA OFF! auTi EVERY WEEK! NEW ITEMS