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Minor Atom Selects shut down Brampton Jacob Richards and Kristian Fabbiani combined to post the shutout for Georgetown's Minor Atom Select Raiders in their victory at Brampton. Georgetown 1, Brampton 0: Carter Snow (G); Thomas Hunt (A); Richards, Fabbiani (SO). Waterloo 5, Georgetown 2: no report. Georgetown 2, Caledon 1: Michael Goddard, Shane Brockbank (G); Logan Burnaccioni, Jake Dewar, Nicholas Corrado (A). Atom AE Raiders Tyler Anderson recorded the shutout for Georgetown's Sports Unlimited Raiders as they took both ends of a series with Flamborough. Georgetown 6, Flamborough 3: Lucas Jenkins (2G, A); Blair Davies, Jake Spence (G, A); Mitchell Catoen, Brad Ranson (G); Mark Bowen (2A); Matthew Carr, Matthew Hopson, Dane Firhoj (A); Joe Wallace (W). Georgetown 6, Flamborough 0: Carr, Hopson (2G, A); Firhoj (G, 2A); Spence (G); Catoen, Jenkins (2A); Callum Biehn, Ranson, Davies (A); Anderson (SO). Minor Peewee AE Raiders The Georgetown Halton Hills Rad & Tire Raiders racked up four straight wins in regular season action. Georgetown 4, Waterloo 1: Jake Cameron (G, A); Joel Albany, Connor Speers, Ryan Fitzpatrick (G); Olin Flydorf, Tyler Chabot (A). Georgetown 2, Orangeville 1: Johnathan Haines (G, A); Cameron (G). Georgetown 3, Cambridge 1: Christopher Roach, Landon Williams, Spencer Sykes (G); Sean Neumann, Flydorf, Albany, Fitzpatrick, Connor McEwan (A). Georgetown 2, Waterloo 0: Cameron, Sykes (G); Matthew Hoekstra (SO). Bishop Reding's Aaron Alston (34) wrestles control of the ball in the late stages of their closely contested showdown with the hometown Georgetown Rebels in a battle of previously unbeaten teams. Dalton Olinoski (rear left), Lee Mathe of Bishop Reding and Georgetown's Matt Scott also hit the floor in an attempt to get the loose ball. The Rebels won 49-46. Photo by Eamonn Maher Rebels rally for last-minute win EAMONN MAHER Staff Writer There's nothing like a little friendly individual rivalry to add to the mix when the only two undefeated teams in the Halton high school senior boys' basketball league's North Division clashed at Georgetown last week. The host Rebels and Bishop Reding Royals both went into Wednesday's final regular-season contest before the holiday break with 5-0 records and a healthy holiday crowd wasn't left disappointed, with the teams trading leads down until the final minute of the fourth quarter. Georgetown's standout point guard/forward Dalton Olinoski ended up outduelling his Bishop Reding counterpart, Ontario team member Al Alilovic, hitting two last-minute three-pointers to boost his side to a 49-46 victory. Olinoski, who finished up with 31 points, plays on the same club team, the Milton Mad Dogs, as Alilovic and the pair had exchanged holiday greetings after the hardfought contest. "I'd love to play them again," said the 17-year-old Olinoski, who has received interest from universities such as York, Queen's and Western Ontario for next year. "It's a really good matchup and it's fun playing against Al. He had 20-something points and I had 30, Atom AA Raiders Goalie Theo Dol and centre Adam Charalambides turned in MVP efforts as Georgetown's EndZone Sports Exchange Raiders earned hard-fought ties in league play. Georgetown 2, Flamborough 2: Drew Hillock (2G); Blair VanderGlas, Cory Highfield, Eric Speers, Brad Ranson (A). Georgetown 4, Stoney Creek 4: Ryan Howard (2G, A); Charalambides (G, 3A); Highfield (G, 2A); Nick Hale, Ben Sutherland (A). Georgetown 5, Flamborough 5: Charalambides (2G); Hillock (G, 2A); Keegan Martinec (G, A); Howard (G); VanderGlas, Andrew Pottruff (2A); Chris Brydie, Cody Menzies, Highfield (A). Georgetown 3, Guelph 0: VanderGlas (2G); Charalambides (G); Hillock (2A); Highfield, Martinec, Howard, Moorhead (A); Brandon Phair (W). Lee Mathe of the Bishop Reding Royals is surrounded by Georgetown Rebels (clockwise, from left) Brett Neumann, Gavin Viray-Cox and Spencer Troop The 60 Rebels grabbed first place in the North Division with a 49-46 win. Photo by Eamonn Maher and it could have gone either way at the end." Down 44-41 with 1:17 remaining in the game, the Rebels, who hadn't recorded a three-pointer up to that stage, got the ball to Olinoski in the corner and he calmly hit a "UCLA" from there. See OLINOSKI, pg. 3 Novice AA Raiders Georgetown's Bestcorr Raiders were edged by Caledon in Novice AA regular season action. Caledon 3, Georgetown 2: Adam Elinesky, Cole Besworth (G, A); Adam Farrugia, Tyler Biles (A).