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Both provincial golds were won in triple OT continued from p.36 MacPherson scored in the Hornets' 4-0 win over the Nepean Wildcats in the quarter-finals. During round-robin play, Oakville defeated the Etobicoke Dolphins 3-0, Windsor Southwest Wildcats 4-1 and London Devilettes 3-1. "The girls made history. We'd never won at that level," Turczyniak said. "As I told them (after the semifinals), all our novice, atom, peewee girls look up to them as the benchmark." Other members of the intermediate AA Hornets are Lauren Patterson, Julia Edgar, Jaime Bourbonnais, Christina Putigna, Meaghan Hector, Jacinta Kennedy, Mackenzie Stamper, Alessia Marchese, Jessica Geddes and Meaghan Hector. Christina Mancuso and Dominick Hardy are assistant coaches, Karen Connor is the trainer and Warren Edgar is the manager. Peewee As The peewee A #1284 Hornets also won an OWHA title in triple overtime, edging the North Bay Ice Boltz 2-1. The provincial gold is the crowning achievement on a season in which the Hornets also won the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League regular-season and playoff titles, two tournament championships and a silver at the OHGHA's own tournament in September. Oakville finished the campaign with an overall record of 57-4-9. "The girls should be extremely proud of their accomplishments this season. To pull off double gold in the Lower Lakes (playoffs) and provincials is a challenging feat, and their commitment to each other and a total team effort is what propelled them to victory," said Hornets coach Gerry Bouwman. "The strength of this team was its depth and character, with amazing goaltending throughout the year and scoring and team defence coming from every player across the team." Oakville defeated the Saugeen-Maitland Lightning 2-1 in double overtime in the semifinals after posting wins over the Oshawa Lady Generals (4-0), London Devilettes (4-2) and Whitby Wolves (2-1) and a tie against the Sault Ste. Marie Wildcats (1-1) in round-robin action. Members of the team are Tia Glube, Kaitlyn McMahon, Sara Di Filippo, Athena Vasdani, Madison Cote, Alessia Cenedese, Quinn Dawson, Rianna Spanier, Rachel D'Armiento, Corsen Parker, Kyleise Rolf Von Den Baumen, Gabby Noorijk, Katie Bouwman, Amelia Smith, Alex Wasik, Tara Blackburn and Amanda Guedikian. Alyssa Baldin, Pino D'Armiento, Craig Spanier and Grant Dawson are assistant coaches, and Tina Cenedese and Elizabeth Glube are trainers. Two other Hornets teams won OWHA bronze. The novice A Hornets earned their medal with a 4-1 win over North Simcoe, and the atom BBs blanked Waterloo 1-0. The peewee AA and bantam BB Hornets dropped 3-0 decisions in their bronze-medal games to London and Kent County, respectively. 37 | Thursday, April 16, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com The Oakville peewee A #1284 Hornets show off their conquests this season. | photo submitted APRIL 26TH, 2015 # GetActiveOakville FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! REGISTER TODAY AT MERCEDES10K.COM MERCEDES-BENZ OAKVILLE 10K Presented by New Balance Oakville PROMO CODE OAKVILLE10 $10 OFF Two former Rangers named to Canadian U18 hockey team Oakville's Matt Spencer and former Oakville Rangers teammate Kyle Capobianco will represent Canada at this month's IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship in Switzerland. The two defencemen, both of whom helped the minor midget AAA Rangers win the OHL Cup Showcase Tournament in 2013, were among 17 players named to the national U18 team last week. Spencer, who was picked third overall by the Peterborough Petes in the 2013 OHL Priority Selection, won gold with Canada at last year's U18 Ivan Hlinka tournament. The former Loyola high school student scored six goals and added 24 assists in 67 games this season for the Petes. Capobianco, a Mississauga native and the seventh pick in the 2013 OHL draft, collected 10 goals and 30 assists in 68 regular-season games with the Sudbury Wolves. The U18 worlds will be held April 16-26 in Zug and Lucerne. Canada will face Latvia, Czech Republic, Finland and Switzerland during preliminary-round play. Players who have been eliminated from the Canadian Hockey League playoffs will eventually be added to complete the Canadian roster for the tournament. 10K Run / Walk 5K Run / Walk Junior Jog Toddler Trot Media Sponsor: Site Sponsor: In Support Of: Register Now! Mercedes10k.com /Oakville10k @Mercedes10k BIG MOVIES, SMALL PRICES! 171 Speers Road (at Kerr) Oakville 905-338-6397 www.film.ca facebook.com/filmca @FilmCaCinemas General: $8.50 Children ( 3-13): $6.50 Furious 7 (PG) APril 2 the lonGest ride (PG) APril 10 PAul BlArt: MAll CoP 2 (PG) APril 17 the AGe oF AdAline (stC) APril 24 AvenGers: AGe oF ultron (stC) MAy 1 seniors ( 65+): $6.50 tuesdays: $5.00