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D4 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, November 3, 1999 Oakville Skating Club on the road to the national championships T h e f o llo w i n g a re th e re s u lts o f th e O a k v ille S k a tin g C lu b a t th e s u b -s e c tio n a ls th is p ast w e e k e n d . A ls o in c lu d e d is th e c o m p le te w h ic h s c h e d u le w ill be fo r the next C e n tr a l O n ta r io S e c tio n a ls h e ld A win and a lo ss in recent action The Oakville Rangers peewee rep team continued their winning ways for the first part of the season, upsetting Burlington, Milton, Hespeler, and Georgetown. On Sept. 30th, in Milton, newcomer Kyle Dorosh netted his first hat trick of the season while teammates Jordy McMillan, Jeff Nabeta, and Kevin Sinclair added one apiece. In this 6-3 win over Milton, the assists were earned by Lucas Parnanzone, Corey Halyk, Sinclair (2), Marc Richardson, Nabeta, and Ryan Mant. The Rangers trounced visiting Hespeler on Oct. 3rd, defeating them by a lopsided score, 17-1. Kyle Dorosh led the attack with six goals while Jordy McMillan and Michael Gomes each earned their first hat trick of the season. Additional goals were pocketed by Jeff Nabeta, Lucas Parnanzone, Carey Halyk, Brent Higgins, and Kevin Sinclair. Assists were contributed by virtually every member of the team. On Oct. 7th, the Ranger downed Georgetown 6-1. Leading the offence for the Rangers were Kyle Dorosh (2), Jordy McMillan, Lucas Parnanzone, Michael Gomes, and Corey Halyk. Assists were tallied by Kevin Sinclair (2), Mark Harris (2), McMillan, Marc Richardson, and Gomes. The Rangers were handed their first defeat of the season on Oct. 13th against a rejuvenated Caledon team who skated away with a 5-0 win. Just two nights later, in Oakville, the Rangers faced a well-disciplined team from Ancaster. Trailing two goals throughout the first two periods of the game, the Rangers fought back in the third period with goals by Mark Harris (assisted by Marc Richardson and Lucas Parnanzone) and Kyle Dorosh (assisted by Parnanzone) to finish up 2-2. The Rangers were not quite as fortu nate in their next meeting with Ancaster on Oct. 18th. Despite a promising first period, the Rangers floundered briefly in the second which proved to be the turn ing point of this close game which saw Ancaster earn a 4-3 win. Scoring for the Rangers were Jordy McMillan, Kevin Sinclair and Jeff Nabeta. Assists were contributed by Sinclair, Lucas Parnanzone, McMillan, and Kyle Dorosh. Sign up fo r... ... Roller hockey The Oakville-based Halton Roller Hockey league is already gearing up for its 2000 spring/summer season. Registration will be held at River Oaks Arena this week, Thursday, Nov. 4 through Sunday, Nov. 7. Exact times are as follows ... Thursday, 7-9 p.m.; Friday, 7-9 p.m.; Saturday, 10a.rn.-l p.m. and Sunday, 1-3 p.m. For info, call 332-1234 or visit the web page at www.rollerhockey.net w e e k e n d ( N o v . 1 2 - 1 4 ) a t Ic e la n d A r e n a in M is s is s a u g a . P le a s e see fr o n t p a g e s to ry a n d p h o to . R e s u lts a re a ls o p o s te d f o r a re c e n t c o m p e titio n in G r im k b y . SUBSECTIONALS (Oct. 29/30) Pre-Juvenile A KIMBERLEY RICHARDS, 15th Pre-Juvenile B AMANDA RAPONI, 7th KRYSTEN BECKER, 12th MADELEINE MCCANN, 12th Juvenile COURTNEY ANDISON, 12th Pre-Novice LAUREN SULE, 7th LISA TELEBAR, 13th Novice ASHLEIGH LOCKWOOD, 3rd (4th in short program, 3rd in long program). STEPHANIE STRAHL, 8th (9th in short program, 8th in long pro gram). SARAH YUNDT, 9th (10th in short program, 8th in long program) · Ashleigh Lockwood advances to Central Ontario Sectionals. CENTRAL ONTARIO SECTIONALS (schedule at Iceland Arena Mississauga, Nov. 12-14th) FREESKATE Juvenile men: ERIC VON HAGEN ... rink two, Fri., Nov. 12, 9:45 p.m. Novice Ladies: ASHLEIGH LOCKWOOD ... Short program, rink two, Sat. Nov. 13, 8:35 p.m. ... long program, rink two. Sun. Nov. 14, 2:10 p.m. Junior Ladies: NATALIE WLODARCZYK ... Short program, rink one, Fri, Nov. 12, 7:45 p.m. ... long program, rink one, Sat., Nov. 13, 6:30 p.m. Junior men: TIM HEWITT ...Short program, rink one, Sat. Nov. 13, 4:05 p .m .... long program, Sun. Nov. 14,1:20 p.m. PAIRS Senior, former two-time world championship competitors JODEYNE HIGGINS AND SEAN RICE ... Short program, rink one, Sat. Nov. 13, 5:45 p.m. ... long program, rink one, Sun. Nov. 14, 11:50 a.m. DANCE Juvenile: STEPHANIE VAN VEEN and ADAM DAWSON ... Compulsory program, rink two, Fri, Nov. 12, 4:45 p.m. ... Variation, rink two. Sat. Nov. 13, 5:55 p.m. Pre novice: EMILY BRADLEY and BRIAN WORFOLK JR JEN NIFER COURT AND TOMMY DZAMBA ... compulsory, rink two, Fri. Nov. 12, 8:10 p.m. ... bronze rhythm, rink two, Sat. Nov. 13, 6:45 p.m. Novice: MARY-HELEN FRENCH and KEVIN GALLAGHER ... HANNAH HALL and BEN MITCHELL ... STEPHANIE MAUTHE and IAN RICHARDS ... LAURA STOVELD and GEOFF DEETH ... compul sory, rink one, Fri, Nov. 1 2 ,5 p .m .... free dance, rink one, Sat. Nov. 13, 2:15 p.m. Junior DEBBIE ALLWORTH and JON LANE ... JULIE MACDON ALD and MICHAEL FAWCETT ... compulsory, rink one, Fri. Nov. 12, 6:15 p .m .... original, rink one, Sat. Nov. 13,3:20 p .m .... free dance, rink one. Sun. Nov. 14, 12:35 p.m. NOTE: a t this level, pa ir and dance partners are often from different clubs. The boldfaced names designate Oakville Skating Club as the home club. GRIMSBY INVITATIONAL (Oct. 23/24) MEAGHAN UMPHREY, 6th ... pre-preliminary B, group 2 LEAH WEAGANT, 8th ... senor bronze B, group 2 COURTNEY ANDISON, 4th (tie )... senior bronze A, group 2 VICTORIA JOHNSTONE ... 1st... pre-preliminary elements 2nd ... pre-preliminary C, group 2 ... STEPHANIE SMITH, 3rd ... pre-preliminary B LARISSA HALTIGIN, 6th ... pre-preliminary B, Group 1 ... baseball The hockey season may be barely under way, but it's already time to be thinking about baseball. Both o f Oakville's youth hardball leagues are holding registration in November for the 2000 summer season. Oakville Little League holds its registration Nov. 6/13, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at White Oaks Secondary School (phone 8271831). The Oakville M inor Baseball Association holds its reg istration Nov. 6/22, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at Iroquois Ridge High School (phone 416-443-6622). Halton high school standings and scores FOOTBALL (SENIOR) Division one LAST FRIDAY (Oct. 29), first round playoff: M.M. Robinson 52, LOYOLA 0 ... Nelson 17, Notre Dame 15. ... rep football The Halton Invictas are accepting registration all this month (Nov. 1-30th) for next year's spring/summer season. Players must be 19 years and under, as of June 1, 2000. Indoor practices will begin in February. To register, call Jack Crawford at 639-5992. The Invictas play in the Ontario Varsity Football League. Division two LAST FRIDAY (Oct. 29), first round playoff: OAKVILLE TRAFALGAR 28, Lord Elgin 21 ... Assumption 26, Q.E. PARK 11 ... Pearson 25, AQUINAS 6 ... Burlington Central 23, Bishop Reding 17. THIS FRIDAY (Nov. 5th), second round play off schedule, all at Nelson Stadium in Burlington ($2 admission). Game one, 12:30 p.m., BURLINGTON CEN TRAL VS ASSUMPTION Game two, 2:30 p.m., OAKVILLE TRAFAL GAR VS PEARSON Ann u al 10 K The Burloak Canoe Club is consis tently among the top clubs in the country and has provided numerous paddlers to provincial, national, inter national and Olympic events. Their next big race, however, isn't even on the water. No, the paddlers will dock their canoes and kayaks to take part in the club's annual 10K Lakeside Run on Sunday, Nov. 7, kicking off at 8:30 a.m. Last year's run attracted about 150 runners. Proceeds will be used to buy racing boats and equipm ent which will enable the Burloak Canoe Club to expand its canoe/kayak sprint racing program for local youth. The first 250 entrants receive tshirts. Cost is $20, if pre-registered, and $25 on race day. Call Sarah Porritt at 827-7885 to obtain a registration form. Annual ski swap and sale The Halton Cross-Country Ski club is hosting its annual alpine and cross country ski swap and sale on Sunday, Nov. 7 at Nelson High School, 4181 New Street in Burlington. Admission is free to the ski swap and sale which runs from 10:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. For those who wish to sell equipment, registration is from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (the club keeps 15 per cent of receipts). For info, call 634-2012. The club is also hosting its new members night on Wednesday, November 17 at the Burlington Central Park Seniors Recreation Centre, 2285 New St. (just west of Guelph Line) from 7:30-10 p.m. Come along and meet other members and club exec utives, hear how trips are organized, watch presenta tions on equipment, sign up for lessons and meet instructors and start to get excited about the upcoming season. Refreshments will be served. Team BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Volpe division (SENIOR) G W L P Oak Trafalgar 9 9 0 13 Blakelock « 7 2 10 Loyola 9 7 2 9 Iroquois Ridge 4 5 9 7 Aquinas 9 6 3 7 Assumption 2 7 9 3 1 a White Oaks 2 9 Burl Central 9 0 9 0 Last week's games: Blakelock 2, Assumption 0; Oak Trafalgar 2, Burl Central 0; Loyola 2, Iroquois Ridge 1; Aquinas 2, White Oaks 1: Oak Trafalgar 2, Assumption 0: Iroquois Ridge 2, Burt Central 0; Loyola 2, White Oaks 0; Blakelock 2, Aquinas 1. One point victory awarded when same opponent played twice. Team (JUNIOR) G W L P Oak Trafalgar 8 1 7 10 Blakelock 8 7 1 10 Iroquois Ridge 8 4 4 7 Loyola 7 4 3 6 Aquinas 7 4 3 4 White Oaks 1 7 8 2 Assumption 1 6 1 8 Last week's games: Blakelock 2, Assumption 0: Loyola 2, Iroquois Ridge 0: Aquinas 2, White Oaks 0; Oak Trafalgar 2, Assumption 0; Loyola 2, White Oaks 0; Blakelock 2, Aquinas 1. One point victory awarded when same oppo nent played twice. NOTE: giris basketball and junior football standings were published in the Weekend Edition Oakville Beaver. Blades host a pair this weekend (Continued from page D1) For Our 56 Page Shop, Wish & Win Pre-Print For Our 48 Page Shop, Wish & Win Pre-Print (C111F399) (Sale Dates: Nov. 1-7,1999) PAGE 1 Actual number of spas to be won is 79 not 80. PAGE 42 (C111F599) & PAGE 36 (C111F399) Family Business Available Are you looking for an opportunity to involve your family in a lucrative venture you can do together in your spare time? Look no more! With an Oakville Beaver delivery route your family could earn... JVC Compact Stereo System * 28044 Should read 32 watts Our 16 page Shop, Wish & Win Prize Booklet (V111V299) PAGE 7 prize #18, Doulton Eau de Toilette Spray 50 ml due to an error in advertising the word " Doulton" was spelled incorrectly. Our 24 page Home For The Holidays pre-print (V111V399) (Sale dates Nov. 1-14,1999) PAGE 3 - ad currently reads: save 25% Munch Time Accessories Ad should read: Save 50% Munch Time Accessories. Chip & Dip stock #15036 Sears reg. 29.99 Sale 14.99 Snack Bowl stock #15037 Sears reg. 29.99 Sale 14.99 Divided server stock #15034 Sears reg. 29.99 Sale 14.99. Lukajic grabbed a loose puck in front of Chargers' goalie Luc St. Martin, deking him out, and scored the eventual game winner. Oakville and M ississauga applied pressure throughout the rest o f the second period, with key chances for both clubs. Oakville goalie M att Collaton kept his team up by one with a great save off a scramble in front. With under three minutes remaining in the period, Collaton was down on the ice. A floating puck com ing tow ard the net was blocked by C ollaton's reaching arm. The third period proved to be the most excit ing and rough period. Back and forth chances by both teams showed great play by both goalies. With the Chargers pulling their goalie, they put on tremendous pressure on the Blades' defence. M ississauga had many chances but just could not put the puck in the net. The Blades had goals from Sajko, Kapuscinski, and Lukajic. Assists on those goals were from Sajko, Chris Pethick, Chris Knighton, Bob Jaggard, and Mike Porter. Jason Dubblestyne and Waylon Kerr scored for the Chargers. Kerr, M ichael Oliveria, Jason Francis, and Adam Daly added helpers for Mississauga. SUNDAY'S GAME Sunday's encore between the Oakville Blades and Mississauga Chargers had a near identical result, with Oakville winning another one-goal verdict, this one 4-3. The Blades broke open a close 1-1 game after one period to head into the second intermission up 4-1. The Blades almost couldn't stand prosperity, as the Chargers whittled the gap to 4-3 in the final frame. "We decided to go to sleep," quipped Blades general manager George McDonald. Scoring for the Blades were Alex Hetmanczuk, Chris Knighton, Rob Kapuscinski and M ike Lukajic. Assists went to Marc Pinizzotto (2), Chris Pethick, Gavin Milligan, Scott Westlake, Steve Kinnunen, Kapuscinski and Mike Porter. For the Blades it was their third game over lowly M ississauga in a span of five games with the Blades winning all three. And a good thing, too, as it allowed the not-so high flying Blades to climb to within two games of the .500 mark. UPCOMING The Blades host a pair o f weekend games at Ice Sports Oakville, Friday, 7:30 p.m. against Streetsville and Sunday, 7:15 p.m. against Burlington. Girls Softball 2000 Registration 9:00am to 03:00pm Saturday November 13 White Oaks High School 1330 Montclair Dr Fees include: Indoor winter clinics, uniforms, photos, gala wrapup day, Town o f Oakville park user fees. Winter Clinics are free for softball skills development and pitching at all levels and ages. Coaching and Umpiring clinics are also provided. House - where the girls have fun and make new friendships while learning softball skills. Select - for the girls who want to play at a more competitive level. Travel to 3 or 4 out o f town tournaments and extra practices are involved. REP - Softball at the highest competitive level requiring player commitment to extensive practices. Inter-county seasonal play and Ontario wide tournaments make for a busy summer. Instructional ages 6-8 $80.00 now, $90.00 after Nov 30 House league ages 9-19 $140.00 now, $150.00 after Nov 30 For M ore Inform ation Call 845-9742 Also on sale but not a Munch Time item is a popcorn set which consists of a large bowl, salt shaker and 2 small bowls stock #15020 Sears reg. 39.99 Sale 19.99 PAGE 23 - Florence queen sleigh bed Saving should read: Save $300 Non Taxed Monthly Profits! The Oakville Beaver A S tm w f- /twenty Ox w H U wwty We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. First time registrants must provide Birth Certificates and Health Cards Season starts in mid May and ends in Late August with one or sometimes two games per week. Games are played in the evenings Monday through Thursday at local Oakville parks with practices on the weekends. 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