BY MIKE HAYAKAWA Staff Writer It’s never fun to lose a game. But in doing so, Peter Major insists you can take some positives fmm a low point. As head coach of the Stouffville tyke select Clippers, Major accenâ€" tuated the positives to his players aï¬er they suï¬ered their lone set- backofmeseasonthreeweeksagO. a 3-2 verdict against NobleK‘mg. in a three-team York-Simooe minor hockey semiï¬nal round-robin play- off format. The players took Major’s words to heart. Stouflville’s Nolan MacInnes looks to get around a Noble- King opponent Tuesday at the Stoufl‘ville Arena. The Clip- pers won 5-2 to take the York Simooe championship. Lone loss spurred tykes to championship trophy [RMWIWIWIMIMIMSHRIWW V Better Graderâ€" V Conï¬dence and Motivation V Individualized Programs Advancing with NobleKing UtfloRooduszAgosatost Gmdos1to12;NlSub|octs WW Teachers V Regular Parent Reports V Diagnostic Assessments to the ï¬rst-to-six-point York Sim- coe ï¬nal. the Clippers atoned for thatlossandgainedameasuneqf revenge culmihating Thesday with a 5-2 victory at the Stouï¬ville Alena to sweep the series and stake their claim to the coveted title. “It sure was a great way to end the year," said Major, who coaches the team with Craig Maclnnis. Chris Burkholder and Bob Breckles. “The ï¬rst loss that we had against Noble- King in our previous playoï¬ series was deï¬nitely a wake-up call for the kids. Itservedtheteamwell and we rallied from that point on." The Clippers jumped out to a 2â€" 0 ï¬rst-period lead on goals by Jacob STAFF PHOTO/MIKE BARRETT www.markhamhomeshow.com $500 Gill Certiï¬cates oonzplimems of Ultimneroomsa â€" S. 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Colin Johnston, Maclnnis, McK- ayla Major, Marsilla and Adam Bain collected assists. heading up to Tuesday's ï¬nale, which had the Clippers up two games to none after recording a 6-2 home ice win last Saturday and a 9â€"2 road verdict Monday, Major A Special Thank You from all of us to m W for being such an excellent keynote speaker somg 9f our 0th; lugky wingers! Vince Truong of Markham Fernando DeFramscdof Scarborough was hoping his charges could end 06 the series on home ice. “We just told the kids we had a lot of fan support all season and we didn't want to go back to NobleK- ing, so we told them to pull out all of the stops and stay focused," he Major couldn’t be more proud of what the team had accomplished. “The kids are a great bunch, they're coachable and ther like sponges. The team will move into the novice A ranks next season. In doing so, he anticipates the TQM “They were all willing to learn," compliments of A. Gundert Landscaping I. Run of Slouffville 8:. C. Mounsey of Markham To our exhibitors and to our visitors for making our Spring Home Show a Huge Success! Winners of the $2500 Gift Certiï¬cates Swuflw'lle Sun~7hbune I Mandi 22, 2008 competition will present an even greater challenge as they will lock horns against 12 other towns as compared to this past season when they faced only ï¬ve other entries. Other team members that contributed to the club's title run included netminders Brent Men- zies and Craig Oldham, Connor Hicks, Michael Freitas,’IysonW1run, Anthony Messina, Tyler Davis, Sam Burkholder, Ryan Alden and W1]- liam Keith. The Clippers are in Buffalo, N.Y., this weekend to participate in a seasonâ€"ending tournament. Lisa Davis was the club’s man- agen W;‘