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Wednesday, October 20, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER C3 Hatton high school FOOTBALL- Halton (SENIOR) Division one Team G W L T PF PA P M.M.Robinson 5 5 0 0 168 52 10 Notre Dame 5 4 1 0 92 73 8 Nelson 4 2 2 0 110 88 4 Loyola 4 2 2 0 40 99 4 Assumption 4 0 4 0 49 109 0 Pearson 4 0 4 0 66 104 0 LAST WEEK: Robinson 42, Assumption 20; Nelson 43, Pearson 13; Notre Dame 29, Loyola 0 Division two Team G W L T PF PA P 4 4 0 0 82 17 Bishop Reding 8 OakTrafalgar 4 4 0 0 124 36 8 Burl Central 4 3 1 0 55 24 6 4 3 1 0 107 28 Lord Elgin 6 94 4 Aquinas 5 2 3 0 80 Q.E. Park 5 2 3 0 78 85 4 Aldershot 5 1 4 0 69 113 2 Georgetown 5 1 4 0 26 153 2 Milton 4 0 4 0 36 108 0 LAST WEEK: Lord Elgin 32, Aldershot 6; Bishop Reding 14, Q.E. Park 5; Oak Trafalgar 41, Georgetown 0; Aldershot 36, Georgetown 0; Burl Central 16, Q.E. Park 3; Bishop Reding 13, Aquinas 6; Lord Elgin 48, Milton 16. (JUNIOR) Division one Team G W L T PF PA P Nelson 3 3 0 0 120 33 6 Notre Dame 3 3 0 0 112 7 6 Loyola 3 2 1 0 54 30 4 Aquinas 3 0 3 0 34 125 0 M.M.Robinson 3 0 3 0 14 98 0 LAST WEEK: Loyola 34, Assumption 0; Notre Dame 42, Aquinas 7; Nelson 43, M.M. Robinson 14. Division two Team G W L T PF PA P 4 WhtieOaks 2 2 0 0 69 6 2 2 0 0 61 21 Iroquois Ridge 4 Milton 2 2 1 1 0 35 26 Blakelock 2 1 1 0 26 37 2 2 1 1 0 47 26 Burt Central 2 Pearson 2 1 1 0 46 34 2 Lord Elgin 3 1 2 0 34 125 2 Aldershot 3 0 3 0 20 114 0 LAST WEEK: Lord Elgin 28, Aldershot 7 BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Volpe division (SENIOR) W Team G L P Oak Trafalgar 5 5 0 10 Aquiqas 5 5 0 10 4 Loyola 5 1 8 Blakelock 4 1 5 8 Assumption 1 4 5 2 Iroquois Ridge 5 1 4 2 Burl Central 5 0 5 0 White Oaks 5 0 5 0 Last week's games: Aquinas 2, Assumption 1; Loyola 2, Bud Central 0; Oak Trafalgar 2, Iroquois Ridge 0; Blakelock 2, White Oaks 1. (JUNIOR) Team G W L P OakTrafalgar 4 1 5 8 Blakelock 4 1 5 8 4 Loyola 3 2 1 4 Aquinas 3 2 1 4 Iroquois Ridge 5 2 3 Assumption 4 1 3 2 White Oaks 5 0 5 0 Last week's games: Aquinas 2, Assumption 0; Iroquios Ridge 2, Oak Trafalgar 1; Blakelock 2, White Oaks 1. GIRLS BASKETBALL - Volpe division (SENIOR) Team G W L PF PA P Aquinas 3 3 0 197 85 6 Oak Trafalgar 79 61 4 2 2 0 Assumption 2 1 148 131 4 3 Iroquois Ridge 2 1 1 79 65 2 Blakelock 1 1 77 76 2 2 Loyola 1 3 2 117 169 2 White Oaks 2 0 2 62 95 0 Burt Central 3 0 3 102 167 0 Recap: Assumption 52, Burl Central 39; Aquinas 70, Loyola 27; Iroquois Ridge 48, White Oaks 26; Oak Trafalgar 40, Blakelock 30; Assumption 66, Loyola 31; Aquinas 66, Burl Central 28; Iroquois Ridge 49, Blakelock 38; Oak Trafalgar 35, White Oaks 15; Aquinas 61, Assumption 30; Loyola 49, Iroquois Ridge 38; Blakelock 47, White Oaks 36; Oak Trafalgar 39, Iroquois Ridge 31. (JUNIOR) Team PA P G W L PF Iroquois Ridge 3 3 0 105 77 6 Aquinas 3 3 0 133 92 6 2 1 133 106 4 Burt Central 3 87 81 4 Blakelock 2 1 3 Oak Trafalgar 1 2 81 79 2 3 Loyola 1 2 95 121 2 3 64 100 0 White Oaks 3 0 3 Assumption 3 0 3 102 147 0 Recap: Burl Central 57, Assumption 32; Aquinas 44, Loyola 29; Iroquois Ridge 38, White Oaks 24; Blakelock 27, Oak Trafalgar 26; Loyola 36, Assumption 32; Aquinas 44, Burl Central 28; Iroquois Ridge 37, Blakelock 26; Oak Trafalgar 28, White Oaks 22; Aquinas 45, Assumption 35; Burl Central 48, Loyola 30; Iroquois Ridge 30, Oak Trafalgar 27; Blakelock 34, White Oaks 18. First in their pool in Peterborough The Oakville minor atom AAA Rangers, sponsored by Windsor Pump and Rapid Aid, had mixed success in their first tournament of the year in Peterborough. The Rangers finished first in their pool but then were knocked out in the elimination round. In the opening game of the tourna ment, Oakville started strongly, skating to a 4-0 win over Quinte Red Devils. Oakville goals were scored by Jacob Truant (2), John Kurtz and Sam Gagner. Assists went to Brendan Taylor, Jordy Watts, Michael Young, Kyle Badham and Anthony Albrecht. Oakville goalie Graeme Moffatt had to work to earn his shutout as he stopped a penalty shot in the third period to pre serve the 4-0 Oakville victory. In the second game, Oakville came up with a flat effort and fell to Burlington by a 6-2 score. Brendan Taylor scored an unassisted marker and Kellan Lain added the second from Jamie Kulla. Against Whitby, the Rangers seemed determined to put the Burlington game behind them and came out flying, scor ing three breakaway first period goals, en route to a 4-0 win. Jeremy Webster earned the shutout. Goals were scored by Jordy Watts (2), Sam Gagner and Brendan Taylor. Assists went to Jacob Truant (2), Stuart Favretto, Kellan Lain, Anthony Albrecht and Brendan Taylor. Having won their division, Oakville found themselves up against Oshawa in the elimination round. Oshawa came out flying and found themselves up 2-0 within the first five minutes of the game. Oakville carried the balance of play for the rest of the game, but only Kevin Oliveira could find the back of the net, rifling a shot to the top comer late in the game with an assist to Brendan Taylor. Oakville kept pressing, but could not come up with the equalizer, and the Rangers were eliminated from the tour nament. Bri-Co are the OMBA rookie ball champs. BACK ROW: John Huether (asst, coach), Richard Benn, Jordan Grant, W illiam Metcalfe, Sean Kirkconnell, David Brown (coach), Katie Zemeckas, Patrick Donnelly and Patrick Chiasson. FRONT ROW: Eric Chiasson, Daniel Guidoni, Ryan Brown, Steven Huether and Iain Keay. Sem ifinal loss to Vaughan Kings The Oakville Novice AAA Rangers made it to the semifinals in tournament play, before bowing out 6-0 to the Vaughan Kings. The Rangers fought their way throughout the game with no success. The few good scoring chances they had went for naught as the Vaughan goaltender blanked them when the opportu nity arose. Two goals by Vaughan in each period finished the tournament for the gamey Oakville Rangers. The Larry Bramscoe player-of-the-game was lan Paradis who was solid in a two-way effort. Oakville had a good preliminary round, and here's the recap ... 6-4 OVER STONEY CREEK Notwithstanding that this game was in tournament, not league play, the Novice AAA Rangers found pleasure in beating the Stoney Creek team 6-4, avenging a previous 10-5 humiliation. The score differential was never more than two goals, indicating that this was a close contest until the final whis tle. Both teams scored early in the first frame, before the visiting Rangers netted two more before period end, the third goal being a shorthanded marker. Stoney Creek closed the gap to one before a threaded pass from Aaron Kachowski to `Scooter' Tanski resulted in a shot on net with Kachowski cashing in on a rebound. Two more in the third, the last one coming with three minutes to play, cemented the contest. Assists to five players: Tanski (2), Adam DiMarco (2), David Provost, Spencer Metcalfe and Patrick Chiasson. The Rangers' balanced play was evi dent from the scoring which went to six players -- Tyler Stothers, Tanski, Provost, Metcalfe, Kachowski and Watts. A sound effort by the Rangers and kudos to all. The Scott Goodyear playerof-the-game was Adam DiMarco. 21 OVER TORONTO NATS The chance to play the Toronto Nats of the MTHL seemed enough incentive for the Novice AAA Rangers to do their best and they prevailed 2-1. The first period was tightly played, and it took a powerplay goal by the Rangers to open the scoring, Steven Guzzo from `Elvis' Scalia and Patrick Chiasson after two sparkling stops by goaltender David Clement. A Mitchel Fillman to Adam DiMarco pass resulted in a shot on goal with David Provost knocking in the rebound. The Nats closed the margin to one with a tally midway through the third. From that point on, the Toronto team lit erally stormed the Oakville end of the ice for the equalizer, but the Rangers combined all the elements needed to fend the tide -- backchecking, solid defence and stellar netminding. Clement earned the PJ Construction player-ofthe-game. 31 OVER BRAMPTON With two tournament wins under its belt, the Novice AAA Rangers were on the prowl for a third, and it came in a hard-fought 3-1 decision over the Brampton Battalion who seem to save their best for the Oakville squad. A powerplay goal at the six minute mark of the first by Patrick Marsh, from Scott Tanski and David Provost, got the Rangers off to a comfortable start. Two shorthanded goals in each of the final two frames, Tanski unassisted, and Mitchell Fillman from Spencer Metcalfe, sandwiched a Brampton mark er in the third. The Battalion outplayed the Rangers by a wide margin in the third and the heroics of Peter DeSalvo, Ficel player-of-the-game, preserved the win. Great com eback to win rookie ball championship Bri-Co pulled off a great comeback to edge Green Giants 11-9 in the Oakville Minor Baseball Association rookie ball championship. Several early game errors by Bri-Co contributed to a 9-2 deficit after three innings. A sharp unassisted double play by Iain Keay to end the fourth inning started the incredible comeback. Bri-Co entered the sixth and final inning down 9-6 and they promptly reduced it fur ther to 9-7 and then loaded the bases for their best hitter, Sean Kirkconnell. He cleared the bases with a triple to give Bri-Co a 10-9 lead. Kirkconnell completed his journey around the bases, for the insurance run, on a single by Ryan Brown, to cap off the fiverun (mercy rule) sixth inning. A strong defensive effort held the Giants to a single hit in the bottom of the sixth. Bla d es h o st M ississa gua Friday (Continued from page 25) Minor Oaks Hockey Association - house league M INOR PEEW EE W HITE VIKINGS 4 (goals to Quinten Griffiths 3, Thomas Holtby. Assists to Janies Pendlebury, Michael Janies); WINGS 3 (goals to Greg Semple 3. Assists to Benoit Lapierre 3, Mark Lenarduzzi). WOLFPACK 7 (goals to Graham Kitching, Matt Langill, Mark Corrigan, Matt McAndrew, Kyle Kuehn, Brian Jobling, Cole Mohaney-Bruer. Assists to Kitching 2, Langill, Corrigan, McAndrew 2, Mahoney-Bruer, Mark Turcznski, Patrick Picone, Mike Mayer 2, Brendan Krawiec); GATORS 2. HOUNDDOGS 4 (goals to Brent Campbell 2, Evan Kostyk, Drew Greenwood. Assists to Greenwood 2, Kevin Kotsopoulos 2, Adrian Lischer 2, Richard Gore, Ryan Szolopiak); WRANGLERS 2 (goals to Frank Dragone, Michael Berrie. Assists to Kyle Speed, Chris Burega, Ryan Priest). EAGLES 6 (goals to Daniel Buchanan 2, Alex Verdurman, Matt Rodgers, Brad Riendeau. Assists to Buchanan, Verdurmen, Riendeau 3, Chris Harrison); LUMBER JACKS 3 (goals to Shea Johnson 2, Andrew Daub. Assists to Daub, Danny Lawther, Chris Parker). the puck in the net. McDonald felt that goalie Matt Violin played well, making some key saves early. Brampton carried the play for the majority of the game, and showed fantas tic forechecking, making life in their own end a nightmare for the Blades. The Capitals had Oakville beat in every aspect of the game. The game was knotted 1-1 after 20 minutes, with both teams getting ample chances, and Brampton led 5-2 after the second period. Brampton's offensive assault was highlighted by Simon Mangos, who had a goal and four assists. Kenny Sousa and Thomas Witte each had two goals, with Shawn Cerveira, Matthew Pantalone, Trevor Large, and Justin McCutcheon adding goals. Jeff Street had three assists, Witte had two, while Large, McCutcheon, Brandon Dawe and John Wistanley added single helpers. Mike Tarantino, who had two goals and an assist, was named Player of the Game for the Blades. Bob Jaggard had a goal and an assist. Jason Sajko had the other goal. Mike Porter had two assists while Brandon Cordua, Jeff Curran, and Stu MacCrimmon added assists. IN MILTON The Oakville Blades played "a very good game" at home on Sunday, but, unfortunately, against the power house Milton Merchants, it wasn't quite enough to get back into the win column, as they were edged 3-1. "It went right down to the wire," said general manager George McDonald. The Blades took a 1-0 lead into third period. Milton tied it up and McDonald said the Blades ran into a tough call which paved the way for the Milton goahead goal with the man advantage. Milton added an insurance marker into an empty net. UPCOMING There's no rest for the weary, and the Blades are gearing up for a hectic week end. They have their usual home game on Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Ice Sports Oakville against the Mississauga Chargers and are then on the road Saturday in Georgetown and Monday in Buffalo. On the positive side, G.M. McDonald said it's an opportunity for the team to really bond together. + * * · * * * * * * |K b . Above: Peter Zul.iuf - Vice-Chair, O T M H Charitable Corporation; Warrick Squires - Merrill Lynch Canada. I Presenting Sponsor of 1999 O T M H Gala; Darice Lush f - Manager, Special Events, O T M H Charitable Corporation. * * * # # * # * # # 1 9 9 9 OTfttl Q fIL ft I n Support of Minor Baseball Association 2 0 0 0 BASEBALL REGISTRATION A Complete Baseball Program For a ll Boys & Girls Bom 1979-1994 We offer 3 levels of competition House League · Complete uniforms Rookie through Juvenile · House League Tournament · Season Starts May - Championship weekend September · A Player Rating System for better team balance · Special Development Clinics to improve player's skills · Individual & team photos · Family discounts (2 or more) · Free Coaching and Umpire Clinics taught by qualified instructors · Free indoor conditioning clinics Ages 8 -1 5 · '$25 Worth of O.M.BA Raffle Tickets Merrip Lynch Canada (formerly Midland VVahvyn) has had a long standing association with the Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital and been part of the Gala Organizing Committee for many years and have shown great leadership in becoming the 1999 OTMH Gala Presenting j^ponsor for this exciting new year. 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