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D2 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday November 28, 2001 Tournament winning streak stretches to 15 games with Fort Erie title The Oakville Rangers minor novice AA team has been on fire for the month of October. The only loss posted in the month was on October 2 against Burlington. The final score was 3-1 with the only goal for Oakville being scored by Ryan Adams. Since then they haven't looked back! Most recently they enjoyed a 3 -1 victory over Stoney Creek, overcoming a brief 1-0 deficit. Josh Lundy tied the game up and Michael Ulozas scored a pair. Assists went to Patrick Megannety and Michael Darrigo. Ali Binnington made a spectacular save in the second period on a Stoney Creek 2-on-0 rush. On Oct. 27, Oakville blasted Milton 5-1 on goals by Alex Laramee, Tim Haley, Michael Ulozas, Jason Carlucci and Patrick Megannety. Laramee had Oakville's lone assist in the game. On Oct. 21, Chris Germano pulled Oakville even in a hard fought, edge of the seat, 3-3 thriller against Orangeville. Patrick Megannety and Ryan Adams also scored in this back and forth game in which Oakville held the lead once, at 2-1. Assists went to Mark Vrbensky and Patrick Megannety. On Oct. 18, Ryan Eastman scored what turned out to be the winning goal in a 2-1 win in Stoney Creek on an end-to-end, unas sisted rush. Mark Vrbensky opened the scor ing, from Tim Haley. Ali Binnington had an outstanding game, losing her shutout bid with only a dozen seconds remaining. On Oct. 14, Oakville blasted Guelph 110. Nick Dalby had the shutout. Goals were scored by Michael Ulozas (3), Alex Laramee (2), Tim Haley (2), Michael Darrigo, Ryan Adams, Jason Carlucci and Josh Lundy. Assists went to Patrick Megannety (3), Michael Darrigo (2), Alex Laramee (2), Mark Vrbensky (2), Ryan Adams, Ryan Eastman, Josh Lundy and Mark Luzar. On Oct. 13, Oakville showed its mettle in a 3-3 tie with Flamborough, coming back from a 3-1 deficit. Ali Binnington was stellar in net, and also helped out offensively with an assist on the first Oakville goal. She re directed a shot into the comer directly to Michael Ulozas who took it to the other end to score. Other goals followed by Carson Barnes, assisted by Josh Lundy; and Ben Fanelli, unassisted. Rebounding from the above mentioned Oct. 2 loss, the Rangers blasted Ancaster 61 with Nick Dalby putting on a clinic between the pipes. A pair of goals each were scored by Ryan Adams and Mike Ulozas with single markers to Carson Barnes and Michael Darrigo. Assists went to Tim Haley (2), Chris Germano (2), Josh Lundy, Jason Carlucci and Patrick Megannety. (Still undefeated in tournament play) The Oakville Rangers minor novice AA rep team continue to be unbeatable in tour nament play. A 7-2 win over Hamilton in the Fort Erie tournament marked their third straight tour ney title and improved their tournament win ning streak to 15 straight games. Michael Ulozas had the hat-trick, Patrick Megannety a pair and single goals were added by Alex Laramee and Michael Darrigo. Assists went to Ulozas and Laramee. Goalie Nick Dalby won MVP honours. Ali Binnington earned the shutout in a 20 semifinal win over Brampton. Goals were scored Patrick Megannety and Carson Barnes. Chris Germano earned an assist. Megannety got the nod as game MVP. , Here are the results of the preliminary round: Oakville 11, Fort Erie 0: Nick Dalby earned the shutout and three players earned hat-tricks -- Jason Carlucci, Michael Ulozas and Patrick Megannety. Michael Darrigo and Carson Barnes scored single markers. Assists went to Tim Haley (2), Michael Darrigo (2), Chris Germano (2), Alex Laramee, Carson Barnes, Josh Lundy, Michael Ulozas, Ryan Eastman and Patrick Megannety. Oakville 11, Amherstburgh 1: goals scored by Patrick Megannety (3), Tim Haley (2), Michael Ulozas, Jason Carlucci, Mark Vrbensky, Chris Germano, Carson Barnes and Ryan Adams. Assists went to Carson Barnes (2), Josh Lundy (2), Mark Vrbensky (2), Patrick Megannety (2), Michael Wood, Tim Haley, Mark Luzar, Chris Germano and Ryan Eastman. Oakville 2, Chatham 1: Mark Vrbensky scored the winner after Alex Laramee had opened the scoring for Oakville. Assists went to Ryan Adams, Tim Haley and Jason Carlucci. Nick Dalby proved spectacular goaltender to preserve the slim margin of victo ry, particularly near the end. / w C re a te Y o u r O w n *· Peel scores six goals in 11-3 win over Georgetown Here is the recent action of the Oakville Rangers atom AA rep team, sponsored by Bell Express View. Jeff Peel scored six goals in an 11-3 win over Georgetown. Also scoring were Brian Urquhart (3), Michael McGillivray and Josh Ruys. Assists went to Sam Old (2), Steven McDonald (2), Ruys (2), Anthony Scalia, Steven Merrick, Jason Prolas, Patrick Irish and McGillivray. A hard fought game resulted in a 3-3 tie in Stoney Creek. Sinking the anchors for Oakville were Brian Urquhart (2) and Michael McGillivray. Assists went to Josh Ruys (2), Anthony Scalia, Jason Prolas and Danny Opratko. Another hard fought game and another 3-3 tie with Orangeville Flyers. Oakville goals were scored by Steven Merrick, Michael McGillivray and Brian Urquhart. Assists went to Patrick Irish, Jeff Peel, Jordon Bortolotti, Aaron Kachkowski and Danny Opratko. Jason Prolas scored the lone goal in a 2-1 loss to Caledon Hawks, assisted by Brian Urquhart and Glen MacDonald. Snap itup. Buy an iMac: Get a digital camera:* With an iMac, it's easy to do amazing things, like upload pictures and send them to friends and family everywhere. And when you buy an iMac between October 26 and December 31,2001, you can take the pictures with an HP 318 series digital camera (or get $225 cash back via mail-in rebate). It's a great photo opportunity. For details, visit your Apple authorized reseller. DEM O DAY Canadian Computer Outlet 414 Speers Road Oakville, Ont. L6K 2G2 (905) 849-0737 This Saturday December 1st Come see live demonstrations of iTunes and iMovie2 from 12pm to 4pm Tightened up defence leads to four wins in five games The Oakville minor peewee AA Rangers, sponsored by Mattamy Homes, tightened up their total team defensive play, and the moves paid off with four wins in their last five games. The team defence, consisting of Jamie Kulla, Chris Hill. Matt Grigg, Mathew Bertrand and Harry Hristopoulos, was bolstered by the return of Ted Starr to the backline. Combined with the solid backstopping of Kris McCoubrey and Dan Dalby, and the forward's commit ment to back checking, the team's record has improved to 6 wins, 5 losses and two ties. Here's their recent action ... Ted Starr scored on a one-timer from the slot and added two assists in one of his last games playing at the forward position, as the Rangers beat Flamborough 5-3. Jacob Truant scored twice and added an assist. Aaron Mirsky and Mark White scored the other goals while further assists went to Tyson Theaker (2), Jamie Kulla (2), and Patrick Christie. Against Caledon, Kris McCoubrey's point blank save on a slapshot kept Oakville in the game until the Rangers offence, sparked by Anthony Albrecht-s^two goals, kicked into gear. Tyson Theaker, with a bul let slapshot, and Brett Chandler notched the other markers in Oakville's 4-1 victory. Assists went to Mark White, Jacob Truant, Mathew Bertrand and Aaron Mirsky. An eye popping blocked shot by Mathew Bertrand was the highlight of Oakville's 6-3 victory against Brampton. Although somewhat injured on the play, Mathew was able to reach deep within him self and come out in the third period to inspire his team mates. Two goals from Patrick Christie, including finishing off a pretty three way passing play, and two goals by Aaron Mirsky led the Oakville offence. Other goals went to Spencer Metcalfe and Mark White, while Harry Hristopoulos, Jacob Truant, Tyson Theaker and Anthony Albrecht each assisted twice. Single helpers went to Brett Chandler, Joey Cicchini and Mark White. Anthony Albrecht's trademark wrap around goal, and Mark White's bullet under the crossbar were the highlights in Oakville's solid 5-1 victory over Guelph. Other markers went to Aaron Mirsky, Spencer Metcalfe and Jacob Truant, while assists were recorded by Truant, Metcalfe, Albrecht, Tyson Theaker, Patrick Christie and Harry Hristopoulos. A late third period collapse against Flamborough was costly as the Rangers squandered a 3-1 lead and lost 4-3. Jacob Truant scored twice in the match and Mark White added the other goal. Harry Hristopoulos had two assists while Anthony Albrecht and Patrick Christie each had a single helper. `Applies to 600-MHz a nd 700-MHz iMac m odels only. ' ' Fulfillment by mail. Moore and Zych share 2nd straight shutout over Tanners The Oakville Rangers novice A rep team continued their improved play lately with a 2-1-1 record in their last 4 starts. Oakville 4, Acton 0 (Oct. 29): Oakville nursed an early 10 lead into the third period as goalies Ryan Moore and Alex Zych shared their second con secutive shutout against the vis iting Tanners. While the offence struggled to convert early opportunities, the improving defensive corps of Carmine Chiappetta, Peter Copeland, John Nardozzi, Ian Stansfield, Nick Szabo, and Cameron Walker made sure the goalies saw limited action. Finally, Oakville broke through for three goals in the third period to put the game away. Scorers were Ryan Procunier (2), Cameron Walker and, lastly, Scott Kruse, on a beautiful feed off the face-off from Daniel Tavares. Other assists went to Steven Bums (2), Ryan DiBattista (2) and Tyrone Maguire. Fergus 3, Oakville 1 (Nov. 1): late in the third period, with Oakville a man short and Fergus trying to protect the shutout. Josh Wiley scored on a nice individual effort, assisted by Ian Stansfield and Tyrone Maguire, to spoil the shutout bid. Oakville 3, Brampton 3 (Nov. 5): Oakville was tena cious in fighting back from deficits of 2-0 and 3-2 for the tie. Goals were scored by Ryan Procunier, Steven Bums and Willi Smyth (at close range, on a great deke). Assists went to Bums, Procunier, Ryan DiBattista and Josh Wiley. Goaltender Alex Zych shut out Brampton in the last period. Oakville 7, Erin 1 (Nov. 5 ): after falling behind 1-0, Oakville stormed back with seven unanswered goals. Steve Bums led the scoring parade with a hat-trick while linemates Ryan DiBattista and Ryan Procunier picked up single markers as did Jamie Armstrong and Willi Smyth. Armstrong and Smyth also had a single helper as did Josh Wiley. The line of Daniel Tavares, Scott Kruse and Tyrone Maguire held Erin off the scoresheet the whole night. © 2001 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, and iMac are trademarks of Apple Computer. Inc.. registered in the U.S. and other countries. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies. _ S Authorized Reseller CARPETING Don't Pay for 1 Year Berber Carpets Installed O ve r U nderpad 20 oz Berber - $1.39 28 oz Berber - $1.69 45 oz Berber - $2.19 52 OZ Berber - $2.29 per per per per square square square square foot foot foot foot installed installed installed installed Gulliver's third period goal salvages 3-3 tie with Brampton The Oakville Rangers minor peewee A rep team scored seven unanswered goals for a 7-1 win over host Georgetown on Nov. 14. Scorers included Ryan Swain (lg,2a), Matt Gulliver (2g), Matt Downer ( lg , la), Taylor Hodgkinson ( lg ,la ) , Spencer Jenkin (2a), Todd Woodman (2a), Patrick 'Channing (lg ), Adam Kubacki (la), Jamie McKeown (la) and Cedric Soubry (la). Matt G ulliver's third period goal gave the Rangers a 2-2 tie with host Brampton Nov. 9. Oakville's record now stands at 73-3. Matt Downer had opened the scoring for Oakville. Assists went to Ben Bennett, Anthony Farrow and Jamie McKeown. Nov. 4: Oakville blasted visiting Orangeville 11-3. Scoring was taken care of by Todd Woodman (3g, 4a), Taylor Hodgkinson (2g, 3a), Adam Kubacki (4a), Ryan Swain (3g), Matt Gulliver (2g), Patrick Channing (2a), Sean Eastm an (2a), Jamie McKeown (la ), Matt Downer (lg ), Ben Bennett (la), Spencer Jenkin ( la ) and M arco Rodrigues (la). Nov. 3: Oakville had to settle for a 33 tie with host Burlington, unable to hold a 3-1 lead. Scoring goals for Oakville were Patrick Channing, M att Gulliver and Cedric Soubry. Assists went to Sean Eastman (2), Channing, Matt Downer, Anthony Farrow and Adam Kubacki. Cut Pile Carpets Installed O ve r U nderpad 26 oz Carpet - $1.69 per square foot installed 36 oz Carpet - $1.89 per square foot installed 40 oz Carpet - $2.09 per square foot installed 50 oz Carpet - $2.49 per square foot installed 60 oz Carpet - $2.79 per square foot installed Record of 5-1-2 good enough for second place in tier one Here are the recent results of the Oakville Hornets atom A rep team. They've opened with a 5-1-2 record, good enough for second place in the tough girls atom tier one loop. Nov. 3: Oakville opened the scoring on an unassisted marker by Caroline Davies but were quite pleased to escape Bradford with a 1-1 tie against Aurora Panthers. The score could have been quite different if not for the play of Oakville's defence of Dana Newsom, Erin Beaver, Stephanie Dvernechuk, Danielle G anasinni, M in-jee Mowat and Laura Pendlebury. Nov. 4: showing no sign of fatigue, Oakville, having played in Bradford the previous day, revenged a tournament loss to W illowdale with a convincing 51 victory. Geneveive Panabaker opened the scoring with a natural hat-trick and single markers were added by Jessica Gagner and Chelsea Young. Caroline Davies nabbed a pair of assists. Emma Revell lost her shutout bid in the final three minutes. SPECTRUM FLOORING INC Damaged fields could lead to soccer club turning players away Call: (905) 332-9735 Out Of Town: 1-877-226-7861 (Continued from page D1) *S ee sales re p re s e n ta tiv e fo r d e ta ils . S o m e c o n d itio n s a pp ly. last month. "The April damage was extensive and cost the town of Oakville a, substantial amount to repair. But the cost is a sec ondary issue. The fields had to be closed down for a number of weeks causing many games to be rescheduled and some, can celled." The club is the biggest in Canada with well more than 9000 players on 625 teams, including micro, mini, house league, all star and rep teams. "When two of our better fields are damaged in such a callous fashion it creates enormous rescheduling problems, and affects hundreds of people," said Motley. The club is asking that anyone who can shed light on this sit uation to step forward and contact the club at 905-849-4436 x31. "We implore the people of Oakville who play organized sports to treat our town's recreational facilities with respect. "Don't play on fields that the town has closed. And all fields are now d o sed for the year. Stay off the fields until you are informed they are ready for use (usually May). "We need to take care of our fields or we simply won't be able to accommodate use. This means the Oakville Soccer Club will have turn away players. Thank you for your cooperation." O A K V I L L E fridoy Nov. 30 ot 7:45 p.m. ~ Sunday Dec. 2 at 7:00 p.m. BAAMNON CANIfllS VS , j " MIITON MERCHANTS - VS OAKVIIU AlADCS at Oakville Ice Sports Centre W \ # OAKVIIU 01ADK at Oakville Ice Sports Centre