16 Oakville Beaver Weekend Sunday, August 20, 2000 wins The Oakville Explosion U-14 girls rep team took a pair of games from North Mississauga Tigers on August IOth and 14th. Oakville won the first game 2-0. Sara Hay, playing her best game of the year, opened the scoring with a head er from a Brooke Johnson comer in the 15th minute. Call-up Stephanie Allport added to the total seven min utes later, picking the comer in traffic. In the second game, the Explosion's Mighty Mouse, Tanya Dias, led the way with the first and last goals in a 3-1 win. In between, the Explosion had a great many chances, but only Jennifer Pitkin could add to the total with a lovely chip over the onrushing North \Jjssissauga keeper after breaking the trap from a through pass from Brooke. North Mississauga got a goal back with four minutes left with Explosion all playing unfamiliar positions. Red Devils m ove on in O ntario C u p ... The Oakville Red Devils U-12 rep team of the South Region Soccer League (SRSL) premier divi sion are moving on to the Ontario Cup semifinals after withstanding a spirited challenge from North Mississauga who play in the SRLS first division. Oakville opened the scoring on a turn-around kick by Junior Hoilett but North Mississauga man aged to even it up and continue with the pressure, including two glorious opportunities, one late in the first half that was only thwarted by a last minute clearance off the line by Robert Meinert, and one early in the second half that just slid past the post. Oakville did manage to turn the tide and gener ate their own chances and this paid off 15 minutes into the second half with Matt Bandy converting a Hoilett pass. A relieved Oakville side settled down and just four minutes later a lovely series of moves resulted in the insurance marker by Tremayne Leach as he booted a 10-yarder past a desperately diving goalie. A good lesson was learned: never under esti mate a lower division opponent. Now, it's on to the exciting Ontario Cup semifi nals on August 26th at Etobicoke Centennial Stadium against Ottawa St Anthony or Glen Shields. LEAGUE CUP The Red Devils came out flying in SRSL League Cup quarterfinal action against Premier Division rivals Brampton and were three goals up in the first nine minutes en route to a 4-1 win. Goals were scored by Junior Hoilett (2), Gavin Russell and Stefan Gysler. They move on to the League Cup semifinal today (Aug. 20) at Hamilton's Mohawk Park against bitter opponents Waterloo. REGULAR SEASON After a very tentative start the U-12 Red Devils have got into full gear, and are knocking on the door of first place in the SRSL Premier Division. June 7: Oakville 2, Brampton 2 ... Oakville goals by Georgie Vacani and Matt Bandy. June, 14: rained out ... the Red Devils made a trip in vain to Cambridge. After leading the home team 6-1, it was all for nothing; the skies opened up for a major thunderstorm, and the game was abandoned just three minutes into the 2nd half. The game will have to be replayed later in the season. Jun 21: the Red Devils' major turnaround came when they won 12-1 over their home town rivals, the Oakville Blizzard. Goals were scored by Gavin Russell (4), Jesse Swain (2), Chris Haltigin (2), Junior Hoilett (2), Thomas McLean and Tremayne Leach June 27: Oakville 2, Kitchener 1: Oakville bat tled back from a 1-0 deficit on goals by Gavin Russell and'Matt Bandy. July 12: Oakville 3, Chinguacousy 0: goals were scored by Gavin Russell (2) and Kyle Oliveira. July 17: Oakville 5, Chinguacousy 0: goals were scored by Kyle Oliveira (3), Gavin Russell and Junior Hoilett. July 22, Oakville 17, Milton 0: goals were scored by Kyle Oliveira (5), Chris Haltigin (3), Matt Bandy (2), Tremayne Leach (2), Junior Hoilett, Brandon Blackwood, Jesse Swain, Robert Meinert and Thomas McLean. July 24, Oakville 7, Burlington 1: in arguably their best game of the season, the Red Devils took on second place Burlington who had only had six goals scored against them in eight games. Goals were scored by: Chris Haltigin (2), Junior Hoilett (2), Tremayne Leach, Kyle Oliveira, Gavin Russell. WINTER NON-CONTACT J1DULT H · Prime time games · 27th season of operation 0CKE1 LEAGUE · Balanced teams · Excellent officiating · Individual entries · Team entry division available ... but 2x champion Cobras are ousted The Oakville Cobras U-14 girls rep soccer team are the two-time defending Ontario Cup champions but they'll not get a chance to make it three in a row. Their marvelous run in the province's premier tournament came to an end in Oakville last weekend with a 1-0 loss to Burlington Blast. "It was a tough loss," commented coach Keith Halbert. "While we created enough chances to win it, at the end of the day they wanted it more, they outworked us and were deserving of their win. "We wish the Burlington girls well in the Ontario Cup." HALTON MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE · Non-contact · Trophies Monday night registration The Halton Men's Hockey League is currently accepting applications from indi viduals who would like to play in a non-con tact, recreational hockey league. · 21 game schedule · All games played in prime time, choice of Sunday mornings, Sunday evenings and Monday evenings · Open to ages 23 and over, with a divi sion for 32 and over as well · Excellent ice times, and qualified offi cials · Team balancing · 18th year of operation For information or registration, call 8499712. The Tri-City Men's Hockey is currently accepting team entries for the fall and winter season. This non-contact league offers 21 prime time games, qualified and experienced offi ciating and an excellent balance between recreational yet competitive hockey. For info or registration, call 849-9712. CUTTING EDGE The Cutting Edge Hockey and Skating Academy is currently accepting applica tions for their fall and winter programs. · Skills and Drills -- an introduction to basic hockey fundamentals for ages 4 to 6. A nine-week program held Sunday mornings. · Mini-Season -- A progression from Skills and Drills, provides a winter schedule of games and practices for 4 to 6-year-olds. Uniforms, referees, coaches in a fun envi ronment. * · Gliders -- a skating development pro gram for beginner skaters, open to children 4 to 9-year-olds. · Power-Skating -- available to 6 to 12year-olds. For information or registration, call 8499712. A registration for all of the above pro grams is being held this Monday (Aug. 21), 6 to 7:30 p.m. at River Oaks Community Recreation Centre. Another tourney win The Oakville Sting U -ll girls all star soccer team once again stung all the competition it faced and brought home the winning trophy from the 3rd annual Newmarket all star tour nament held over the Aug. 12/13 weekend. Oakville opened with a 5-1 win over Lake Simcoe Select. Goals were scored by Ashlee Michie (2), Jill Korsiak, Shelby Steward, and Morgan Lowry. Later that afternoon, the Oakville Sting shut out the Aurora Stingers 7-0, with goals scored by Jill Korsiak (4), Ashlee Michie (2) and Megan McKellar. Keepers Courtney Cairns and Courtney Lunde shared the shut out. On Sunday, August 13th, the Sting again shut out the com petition, beating the St. Catharines Jets in the semifinals 2-0, with goals scored by Alana Wood and Kira Hanley. The team went on to win the championship game, 3-1 over North Bay with goals scored by Jill Korsiak, Megan McKellar and Paige Cunningham. During the entire tournament, there was great play making by the entire team. The defenders Victoria Casey, Dani Vincent, Amanda Prinsen and Courtney Lunde did an amazing job keeping the ball away from their net, and moving the ball up the field. Great passing on the part of mid-fielders Carleigh Joyce, Liz Melanson and Katie Murray kept the ball away from the other team and helped set up the goals scored by the team. The Oakville Sting remain undefeated in their tournament season. Once again, the energetic leadership by the all-woman team of coaches Kari Michie and Tracy McDougall, trainer Monique Sousa, manager Ann McCulloch and assistant Sandy Ryan has shown that girl power rules on the soccer field with the U-ll Sting girls all star team! · Sweaters/socks provided INFORMATION AND/OR REGISTRATION BYPHONE (905)849-9712 . 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Showing excellent team play and ball control, Oakville saved their best for last, win ning 3-0 over Collingwood in the championship game. PLAYERS: Jenna Haydar, Brittany Russo, Kelsey Young, Ali Palmer, Taryn McKenna, Alanna Ulbikas, Nicola Ramsden, Paige Goloubef, Danielle Jordan, Angelika Uremovich, Jessica Gagner, Krista Mickie, Logan Bishop, Diana Smiciklas, Vanessa Savelli, Erin Tilley, Meaghan Traynor, Kate Seagrove, Karly Dagys and Laurel Greig. Platinum, very well equipped and only 35,000 km. only $ 15,995 1998 Neon 1993 Grand Carnvan ES White, top of the line package, only 107,000 km. only $ 9,995 1997 Caravan Sport 1996 Grand Cherokee Laredo Forest green, 6 cyl., very well maintained. only $ 19,995 White, Expresso pkg., fully loaded including sunroof, only Green, quodseots, CD, very low km. only $ 12,995 $ 18,495 1998 Grand Cherokee Laredo Green, black (2 to choose from), special edition pkg with leather, 0 & much more. Very low km. only Dolphins try-outs The Oakville Dolphins Swim Club is holding swim team trials and registration at the swimming pool at Appleby College on Thursday, Aug. 24, Monday, Aug. 28 and Wed, Aug. 30, 6-8 p.m. For more info, please call 634-4125. 1 997 Voyager Ralleye 1997 Chrysler Concorde Quod seats, upgraded pkg., low kins, only Condy apple red, one owner, fully loaded, 45,000 km. only $ 15,995 $ 16,995 $ 25,995 plus taxes & license Annual M O M s skate and equipm ent sale is set The Oakville Hockey MOMs much anticipated annual skate and equipment sale is set this year for Friday, Sept. 8,6:30 p.m.-lO p.m. at Kinoak Arena. This is an economical way to out fit children for hockey as well as get some return on the outgrown equip ment piling up in the basement. The Oakville Hockey MOMs provide this fundraising event to support the children involved in the Minor Oaks Hockey Association by purchasing ice time for play-offs, providing trophies and sponsoring hockey teams. The sale is cash only. Equipment to be sold can be brought to Kinoak Arena on Wed., Sept. 6 or Thurs. Sept 7 between 6:30 p.m.-10 p.m. All cash from sales and unsold items must be picked up Saturday, Sept. 9 between 8:30-11 a.m. or it will be considered a donation. For more information or to make a donation, phone this year's volun teer coordinators Mary Hanna at 338-7619 or Debbie Scott at 8253572. G lenleven C hrysler CHRYSLER · D O D G E · JEEP 2388 ROYAL WINDSOR DR., 845-7575 (EAST OF FORD DRIVE) w w w .g le n le v e n .c o m