A22 - The Canadian Champion, Frday, November 3, 2006 Jr. Royals rally to clinch first Bishop Reding's football juniors were expect- ed to need at least a season t0 start making some noise ai Division 1, Problem is, someone forgot to tell them that. A SanJay Mooche fourth-quanîer touchdown TFuesday gave the Royals a 13-9 victory over Oakville's Holy Trinity Titans, and in the process a first-place finish in the Richardson Division. Moodie scored both DR majors in regular sea- son-ending play, on 35 and 15-yard camres, while a huge defensive stand in the final two minutes of play allowed the Royals to improve 10 4-1 on the year. The Royals will now host Oakville's TA. Blakelock Tigers in Mondlay's quarterfinal, start- ing ai 2:30 p.m. Natr o oa wae aàtrsa 50% or more* on your annual water heating costs when compared to electric water heaters. 2 times faster at heating water compared to electric. Your water heater is the second largest user of energy in vour home and accounts for 20-25% of your energy bill. You can cutt your water heating energy bill by 35% or more by replacing an electnic water heater with natural gas. And, because natural gas water heaters heaf water more than twice as fast as electric, you'I1 enjoy an abundant supply of hot water. 0 miongas A Duke Energv Company Ge th. ats*'St ona*cn GRAHAM PAINE / CANAOIAN CHAMPION DENIED: Robert Batemans Mike Murphy leaps into the air ta block a passing attempt by Milton District quarterback Eric Cowvan during junior football quarterfinal play at MD Monday. The Mustangs squeaked by 7-6, with Brandon Banton blocking a last-minute extra point kick to pull out the win. Dan Bayley's fourth-quarter rouge proved to be the dîffer- ence, while Jase Lavgne set up Zach Millars third-quarter touchdown with a 45-yard carry. MD travels to Oakville Tuesday to take on the unbeaten Abbey Park Eagles for a berth to the Tier 2 Halton champîonship November 15 at Ivor Wynne Stadîum. e Oey & picturo fep 345 Steeles Ave. E., Milon 905.878.8161 ýfÉ î ! îu ' #4- Save