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COACHES AND MANAGERS: Paul Douglas (manager), Ed Zeiszmann (trainer), Pat McMahon, Curt Schlonies (head coach), John Reynolds and Frank Risi. It was a very good year The Oakville Rangers minor novice double A rep team put the wraps on a good season. Their accomplishments included: • champions of the Chatham rep tourney; • finalists at the Oavkille Rangers International Minor Hockey Tournament; • second over all in their tri-county Bowen division with a regular season record of 22-6; • tri-county Bowen divisional playoff champi­ onship finalists. COMPETITIVE IN EVERY GAME: the minor novice red Wolfpack won a house league tournament in Thornton. They placed fourth in their house league division and ended the play­ offs one goal away from the championship game with a 2-2 tie with the Wings. The Wolfpack also proved their competitiveness by giving the undefeated Orangeville M&M's a very close 2-1 game. All games played by the Wolfpack were one or two-goal games. Always competitive and exciting. BACK ROW: Coach Greg Mourn, Graham Mourn, Michael Nomura, Joel Gage, Jason Brown, David Burns and coach Tony Sgro. MIDDLE ROW: Matthew Hadfield, Spencer Sgro, David Black, Ryan French and Brian Schmeer. FRONT ROW: Nigel Ito, Chris McGuire, Conor O 'Kelly, Trevor McDonald and Gabriel Dirollo. ABSENT FROM PHOTO: Alex Short. The Lansing Build-All Wranglers tyke white team. BACK ROW: Rob Planck, Scott Robichaud, Elliott Saray, Zachary Smith, Tyler Weyersberg, Adam Sils, Steve Ramsey-Planck and Peter Sils. MIDDLE ROW: Cody Sears, Michael Piworowicz, Patrick Mainville, Jamie Pollock and Stefan Thompson. FRONT ROW: Craig Welham, Justin Pereira, Karina Sils, Michael Testa, Brady Burke and Daniel Perri. After slow start ___________________ Wranglers just miss final game, settling for 3rd The Lansing Build-All W ranglers tyke white team started the season slow, but they improved so much throughout the season that by the end they came so close to making the final playoff game. They missed by a whisker, taking a respectable third instead. They real­ ly played well together and felt proud that every player earned at least one point. The W ranglers thrived on the 6 a.m. games. They were on the ice before game start for extra skating and when the games started, they played well. Now, as for the parents at those early games ... Kenwood (C on tinued from page 6) for best goalie with a 1.86 G.A.A. Dean Kenwood was awarded the Kiwanis most exceptional player of the year. Tim and Chris Egan were second overall in league scoring with 32 points, followed by Eric Car with 28 points in fourth place and David Degeer with 26 points in sixth place. The Gators were also victorious over the hockey season, winning two out-of-town tournam ents over the Christm as Holidays and were finalists in a March Break tourney. 'Offer applies to all air conditioners and furnaces available from Union Energy. Purchase must be made between April 12 and April 30,1999. To take advantage o f the combo offer on the air conditioner and furnace purchase, products must be purchased and installed at the same time. ____________________ Cannot be combined with any other promotional offer. Call for a free in-home estimate, (905 ) 4 6 9 -0 5 7 0 or 1 -888 -68 7 -6 87 1 5 Beat the hot weather and save! Wednesday, April 28, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER . - w a The Oakville Beaver j --------------------- ^ Qiy W X t e a m s p o r t s Lumberjacks won the MOM'S novice red championship The Lumberjacks, sponsored by Nairn Sales and Marketing, won the MOM's novice red cham­ pionship. Coach Scott MacLellan and assistant coach Tim Duffy felt that their team needed something extra to get them ready for their MOM's novice red cham­ pionship game. They both felt that something con­ nected to their Scottish heritage might fill the bill. MacLellan had already named his business after his father's birthplace. So why not a piper? Rory MacDonald, who lives in Oakville, and plays in the Milton Pipe Band, was available. He arrived, he warmed up (there just happened to be an adjoining room next to the dressing room at the Glen Abbey Rec Centre. He marched into the room playing 'Scotland the Brave', the players stood up and cheered, fell in behind him, and were paraded onto the ice where they were introduced to the crowd. To say the players were pumped would be an understatement. They won the game 4-1. Joel Adamo, Paul Rousseau, Jesse Herman and Paul Romano were the goal scorers. Assists went to Taylor MacLellan, Danny Francis, Brett Marshall and Jesse Herman. The Nairn Sale & Marketing Lumberjacks won the M O M 's novice red cham pionship. BACK ROW: Scott M acLellan (coach), Tim Duffy (asst, coach), Jesse Herman, Taylor M acLellan, Tyler Nagle, Daniel Keresteci, Danny Kinder, Cody W ilkinson, Bruce Francis (trainer) and Mack Murray (manager). MIDDLE ROW: Brett M arshall, Benji Card and Patrick Duffy. FRONT ROW: Paul Romano, Joel Adam o, Danny Francis, Paul Rousseau, Gordie Frenke, Chris Canham and Chris Dickenson.