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Playing host to Innisfil last Saturday, the Clippers received single tallies from Ben Sear. Caner King, Tyler Wright and Jeremy Hughes in a 4-4 tie. In another home con- test Thesday, the Clip- pers got a hat trick from Hughes in a 6-2 victory over Bradford. Vmcec will be back in Las Vegas Nov. 20 to 23 to compete in the Skusa Super Nationals. Hat Mck for Hughes Taking to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway course last weekendv with his Cameron Motorsports team, V'mcec steered his CRG/Maxter to claim the Snap On Stars of Karting ICC National title. He is the first Canadi- an to secure the title and receives a full open-wheel season in the Skip Barber National Series. After capturing the Snap on Stars of Karting East and West Division titles earlier this year, the 17-year-old Stouffville resident added another championship to his tro- phy case, Mike Vincec’s 2008 karting season has been nothing short of a success story. 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Volunteer Information and Recruitment Session Monday, October 20, 2008 7 pm. - 9 p.m. St. Andrew’s United Church 32 Main Street, Markham Canadian Red Cross Rogers, Michael Bas- concelos and Carson Weeks each scored once for the Clippers, who over- came a 3'1 deficit with three minutes remaining in the third period to sal- vageatie. Bennett. Jackson Sav- ery and Alex Tashos each earned one assist for the Clippers, now 2-5-2 on the season. Atoms come back Taking to the road for a game in King City against Nobleking, the Clippers and hosts battled to a 3-3 tie. The Stouffville atom A Clippers skated off with a win and tie in two recent Ontario Minor Hockey Association con- tests. Met Penett-Swiria and Michael Palladino collect- ed assists. Playing host to New- market, the Clippers got a goal from Justin Bennett with just oneâ€"tenth of a second remaining in regu- lation time to emerge with a 2-1 win. lake Rodgers scored the first goal for the Clippers. 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