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V * K v t L L c » 'u flU c * L i3 * tB w Wednesday, February 2, 2000 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER >20 w avystsel 01 SportsW e d n e s d a y lovm C entre I a"'-"* 1 · 844-8703 T<"L rL l" r 9 Friday, Feb. 4th, 10pm THE DAVE MURPHY BAND An Oakville Beaver Feature Editor: NORM NELSON Phone:845-3824, ext 255 Fax:337-5567 E-mail:nnelson@haltonsearch.com Photo by Christine Smyth ROCK ON: the Oakville Curling Club held a reception for Team Reddick on Sunday afternoon. The two-time provincial junior championship team departs for Moncton this week to compete in their second Karcher junior nationals. Their schedule kicks off Saturday with a 10 a.m. game against British Columbia and a 3 p.m. game against Nova Scotia. See full schedule in Friday's Beaver. Skip Julie Reddick is in the middle, here, and she's flanked by coach Pat Reid, Karen Vachon (vice), Leigh Armstrong (2nd) and Stephanie Leachman (lead). Base ousted in challenge round Photo by Christine Smyth FULL SPEED AHEAD: Jam ie Loh o f the Oakville Aquatic Club grabs a breath as he sur faces in the U - ll boys 50m breaststroke competition. See future edition o f the Beaver for results of this high performance m eet hosted this past weekend by the Oakville Aquatic Club. » ----- Ontario Cup provincial indoor soccer champs Oakville has won another Ontario Cup indoor provincial soccer championship. Oakville United won a nailbiting overtime shootout over Glen Shields this past weekend in the U-19 boys final at the Ontario Soccer A ssociation's Coffee Time Soccer Centre in Vaughan. Glen Shields opened the scoring and Jason Lyall evened it up for Oakville. Lyall's goal with four minutes to play in the semifinal game stood up in a 3-2 win over Scarborough Wexford Warriors. Oakville had built up a 2-0 first half lead on goals by Isaac Youssef and Lyall. Scarborough came on strong in the second half, tying the game up with just over seven minutes remaining. From that point, both teams fought hard for the go-ahead goal. Oakville finished atop its group to earn a spot in the semifinals. File Photo by Barrie Erskine O akville's John Base will not be returning, this year, to the Nokia Cup provincial m en's cham pionship, where this photo was taken last year. O akville's John Base will not be going to his ninth N okia Cup provincial m en 's curling cham pi onship this year. The veteran Oakville curler, a former junior world champion who last year made it out of the Nokia Cup preliminary round into a semifinal tiebreaker before being ousted, did not make it out o f the tough chal lenge cup round this past weekend. The last chance qualifier is alw ays a tough route to travel with only one o f 16 teams qualifying to the N okia Cup. Base has done it before, but this year the sur vivor o f the arduous com petition was Kevin B reivik's St. Thom as rink. Base won his opener 6-5 over Ron Lobel from Thornhill and then lost 7-6 to Ken A rm strong of M ilton, putting him over to the B-pool. Base kept alive w ith an 8-3 win over Dale Kelly o f the Forrest C urling Club but was then ousted with an 8-5 loss to N ick Rizzo o f Brant. GARDENS TRIUMPH: the Red Lobster Vikings minor peewee team helped make Oakville a perfect three-for-three in the prestigious Nike/NHL tourney which wrapped up Saturday at venerable Maple Leaf Gardens. For the Vikings' roster and game sum maries, see story page D3. Photo Special to the Beaver Happy co-authors of a rare eight ender (seen here) in Oakville Curling Club action were (1r) Gord Parker, Wendy Parker, Joe McAuley and Mary Jane McAuley. They scored curling's hole in One Many sports fans are familiar with a `holein-one' in golf. Well, curling has its own equivalent, a hardto-get eight ender, meaning that all eight rocks count towards the score. In a recent mixed game, Gord Parker's team consisting o f Wendy Parker (third), Joe McAuley (second) and Mary Jane McAuley (lead) scored an eight ender in the third end of their game. Playing yellow rocks, and leading 4-1 with (See eight ender" page D3) N e x t Hom e Gam es , Friday, Feb. 4 · 7:30pm BRAMPTOIY CAPITALS u ivu T ir um u n r iin u i Sunday, Feb. 6*7: S H C H W 1 0 V jH H LljjJ T T T - lUl i ^ l IlfH-TOIM MERCH/a im is vs OAKVILLE BLADES a t O a k v i l l e l<e S g o r t s C e n t r e lu H lI vs r OAKVILLE BLADES! c ^ i k v i l l e Ice S p o r t s C e n t ^ For all the scores and any team player information visit our website... w w i/ v .a a k v ille b la d e s .c a in