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Wednesday, April 28, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER D8 Sports DOES YOUR CAR W AX GIVE YOU BETTER PROTECTION THAN YOUR CUT-RATE CAR INSURANCE?Don't trust just anyone to insure your car, see me: Wayne McGill2345 Wvrtroft Rd #21, OakvilleS47-5671 An Oakville Beaver Feature Editor: NORM NELSON 845-3824 (Extension 255) Fax:337-5567 Escape from Pino Island C r o s s C o u n t r y R u n n in g C a t c h W o n d e r l a n d ' s e x c i t i n g n e w s e a s o n s t a r t i n g Sunday, May 2. Park open weekends starling May 2. doily May 21 through September 6. fall weekends to October 10. Water pork opens weekends storting M oy 22, doit ond lighting conditions. ™ ® © 1999 Paramount Pictures. ™ ® © 1999 Paramount Porks © 1996 Iwerks Enlenainment Inc All Rights Reserved. 1997 These Blakelock cheerleaders are preparing for the provincial championships in May. BACK ROW: Karen Alexander, Missy Kitching and Beth Warden. THIRD ROW: Julie Francis, Jessica Nelligan, Lori Middleboro, Alana Hagedorn, Heather Wilkins, Sarah Davis, Amy Ridley, Sheena Taylor, Holly Miskelly, Kate Dickson and Jessica Stinson. SECOND ROW: Joanna Sharpe, Lindsay Warren, Alana Watson, Ashley Crawford, Stephanie Moed, Jen Edey, Julie Canham and Ashley Simpell. FRONT ROW: Cristin Stasiuk and Lori Dickson. Photo by Barrie Erskine Preparing for the provincials The Blakelock High School 'Tigers' var­ sity cheerleaders are looking forward to the provincial championships in May in Kingston, and hope to place well. The team is preparing through competi­ tions and training, and has had a demo night at the school and have participated in many school pep rallies. The team placed fourth out of 12 teams at the regionals and third at the Halton's which Blakelock hosted. Amy Ridley is the coach and Kathy Deman is the staff advisor. Ed. Note: this is just one of many teams featured in this edition of the Oakville Beaver. For the rest, be sure and check out our special team section. G-HAC CHAMPIONSHIP* Men's singles: Cyrus Nazare (St. Thom as Aquinas) over Mark Ives (Assumption) 7 - 1 5 ,1 5 -6 ,1 5 -1 0 . Consolation final: Ives defeated Mike Pospisil (Iroquois Ridge) 2 1 -14 . Ladies singles: Gillian Carter (Q.E. Park) defeated Maria Labuda (Q.E. Park) 15 -3 , 15-8. Consolation final: Labuda defeated Magda Kaczmarczuk (St. Thom as Aquinas) 2 1 - 1 1 . Men's doubles: Eric Wong Kai Pun and Fred Lee (Loyola) defeated Patrick Rogge and Steve Rogge (M.M. Robinson) 15 -6 , 1 5 -1 1 . Consolation final: Rogge/Rogge defeated D'Arcy Walker and Brendan Cochrane (Oakville Trafalgar) 2 1 -16 . Oakville high school badminton players dominated at the recent Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference (G-HAC) championships, winning every championship category. Also included, here, are the Halton badminton championships (listed are the results of the championship matches fol­ lowed by the top four who qualified for the G-HAC championships). Loyola's Fred Lee and Eric Wong Kai Pun join the Oakville contingent at OFSAA Ladies doubles: Lindsay and Lesley Tough (Oakville Trafalgar) defeated Amy Stevens and Callie Watson. Consolation final: Stevens/Watson did not have to play Laura Harper and Sharon O akley (Nelson) in the consolation final because both advance to O FSA A . The Tough's withdrew from O F S A A because one of the two sisters, Lesley, has other commit­ ments with her club volleyball team that's headed to the nationals. Mixed doubles: Sally Carter and Cam McKnight (Q.E. Park) defeated Anna Chew and Phil Snowdon (Pearson), 15 -3 , 15-5. Consolation final: Chew/Snowdon def. Raimonsito Odion and Ibi Jankovitz (St. Thomas Aquinas) 2 1 -7 . * G H A C cham ps a n d consolation cham pions m o ve on to O F S A A provincial cham pionships April 2 8 -2 9 in Timmins. THE HALTON CHAMPIONSHIPS Ladles Doubles Lindsay Tough and Lesley Tough (Oakville Trafalgar) defeated Amy Stevens and Callie Watson (Nelson) 15-8, 17 -13 . 2 ... Amy Stevens and Callie Watson (Nelson) 3 ... Jane Posejpaldva and Karen Liu (Iroquois Ridge) 4 ... Laura Harper and Sharon Oakley (Nelson) Mixed doubles Sally Carter and Cameron McKnight (Q.E.Park) defeated Raimonsito Odion and Ibi Jankovitz (St. Thom as Aquinas) 1 5 -2 ,1 5 - 2 ... Ring Ycfo and Roo Pak Majmudar (Loyola) 3 ... Raimonsito Odion and Ibi Jankovitz (St. Thom as Aquinas) 4 ... Anna Chew and Phil Snowdon (Pearson) Men's singles Mark Ives (Assumption) over Cyrus Nazare (St. Thomas Aquinas) 15 -9 , 15 -10 . 2 ... Cyrus Nazare (St. Thom as Aquinas) 3 ... Dave Caron (Nelson) 4 ... Mike Pospisil (Iroquois Ridge) Ladies singles Gillian Carter (Q.E. Park) defeats Maria Labuda (Q.E. Park) 15 - 5, 1 5 -1 . 2 ... Maria Labuda (Q.E. Park) 3 ... Magda Kaczmarczuk (St. Thom as Aquinas) 4 ... Bianca Alfoldi (Iroquois Ridge) Men's doubles Eric Wong Kai Pun and Fred Lee (Loyola) defeated D'Arcy Walker and Brendan Cochrane (Oakville Trafalgar) 15-9, 1 5 -1 1 . 2 ... Patrick Rogge and Steve Rogge (M.M. Robinson) 3 ... D'Arcy Walker and Brendan Cochrane (Oakville Trafalgar) 4 ... Park Chan and Chris Roszell (M.M. Robinson). Angels gear up for Nike Cup The Oakville Angels U-14 girls rep soccer team are gearing up quickly for the outdoor season. That's because they're competing in the Nike International Premier Cup, billed as the world's largest U-14 girls boys and girls soccer tournament. The tourney kicks off in Canada with qualification rounds on May 15th in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. The three qualification winners, along with last year's Canadian champion, Scarborough United, advance to the Canadian finals in Ottawa at the end of May. This year's Canadian champion will earn a berth in the world championships at the Nike World Campus in Beaverton, Oregon, in mid-June and coinciding with the Women's World Cup taking place throughout the U.S. The Angels are hoping to pick up where they left off the end of last season, when they defeated the above mentioned Scarborough United to win the Ontario Cup provincial champi­ onship. The Angels finished last season with eight consecutive shutouts, highlighted by the Ontario Cup and their stellar perfor­ mance and win at WAGS, the prestigious Washington tourney. The team would like to acknowledge its major corporate spon­ sors, St. Lawrence Cement, SmithKline Beecham Pharma, the Royal Bank of Canada as well as Oakville area businesses and professionals. Catch them on the internet (as of May 1) at www.oakvillean- gels.com. Summer Sports Schools at Appleby College Oakville Information: (905) 845-4681 Ext. 266 V • <t « Ages 5 -6 1/2 day AM or PM Variety of sports & cooperative games $119 one week "Be The Best You Can Be" Co-ordination, flexibility, focus and conditioning benefits across all sports. $119 one week 'E xploring T he S ports ' Ages 8 - 14 Variety of activities emphasizing recreation, participation. Includes soccer, volleyball, swimming, softball and more! $189 one week ($160 add'l week) ----- 1-------------------;-------------------------- F u l l D a y P r o g r a m m e s Supervised Swimming • Excellent Instruction • Awards Tennis School Ages 8 -16 Beginner to advanced levels Expert Instruction $189 one week ($170 add'l week) ' S p o r t s D is c o v e r y " Soccer School Ages 7 -14 Beginner to advanced levels Goaltending Instruction $149 one week ($120 add'l week) This Sunday, W on d erlan d 's kicking o ff a brand n e w season - w ith m ore ways to th rill you th a n ever b e fo re . Catch th e buzz on th e a ll-new Fly, our fast-track coaster w ith h a irp in tu rn s a n d a 5 0 - fo o t d ro p . G e t set to scream on D ino Island, th e n e w 3D ad ve n tu re m ovie ride th a t dino-soars. A n d w h e n th ings h e a t up, slide d o w n Super Soaker and The P lunge, o u r tw o n e w w a te r slides o p en in g soon in Splash W orks. W e 'll also have th e n e w H o llyw o o d A n im a l Actors Show , M a d S cience, p lus K id Z v ille '" f e a tu r in g N ick e lo d e o n ® 's Rugrats ". A n d w ith over 180 park favou rites , w e m ay even have som e thrills you h a v e n 't th o u g h t o f. Oakville is dominating in high school badminton http://www.oakvillean-gels.com http://www.oakvillean-gels.com