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6 Sports & Leisure, Friday, January 26, 2007 Twisters reach final The North Halton Novice C Twisters made it to the championship game of the Orangeville Sweetheart Girls' Hockey Tournament and were edged by the host Tigers 2-1 in a shootout. Preliminary round-- Orangeville 4, North Halton 2: Jennifer Knox, Samantha Fariello (G); Nicole Trivino, Hunter Stinson, Emily Rinaldi (A). North Halton 1, Brampton Canadettes 1: Fariello (G); Meaghan Leblanc, Julia Zebarth (A). Quarter-finals-- North Halton 3, Oshawa Lady Generals 2: Fariello, Trivino, Rinaldi (G); Anna Kiroplis, Knox, Zebarth (A). Semifinals-- North Halton 3, Waterloo Ravens 2: Fariello (2G); Trivino (G); Knox, Julia Findlay (A). Championship-- Orangeville Tigers 5, North Halton 1: Fariello (G). Rep hockey roundup Raiders win tourney The Georgetown Halton Hills Rad & Tire Minor Peewee AE Raiders captured the championship title for the Minor Peewee AE division at a tournament in Stouffville. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 3, Markham 0: Jake Cameron, Johnathan Haines, Spencer Sykes (G); Tyler Chabot, Joel Albany, Olin Flydorf, Connor Speers, Connor McEwan, Sean Neumann (A); Tyler Bullett (SO). Georgetown 4, Stouffville 0: Haines, Hanley, Cameron (G, A); Speers (G); Landon Williams, McEwan, Nick Campbell (A); Matthew Hoekstra (SO). Whitby 3, Georgetown 2: Cameron (2G); Ryan Fitzpatrick, Richard Campbell, Speers (A). Semifinals-- Georgetown 9, Orangeville 0: Chabot (2G, A); Albany, Christopher Roach (2G); Speers (G, A); Williams, Fitzpatrick (G); Hanley (3A); Haines, Sykes (2A); Flydorf, Cameron, Campbell, Neumann (A); Hoekstra (SO). Championship-- Georgetown 1, Whitby 0: Campbell (G); Cameron (A); Bullett (SO). Regular season Georgetown 4, Brampton 2: Albany, Cameron, Haines, Speers (G, A); Sykes, Roach (A). ATHLETES of the Week CHRIST THE KING ACTON GEORGETOWN DISTRICT DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Avenging an earlier loss to Whitby, Georgetown's Halton Hills Rad & Tire Minor Peewee AE Raiders beat the Wildcats 1-0 in the final of a tounrament in Stouffville thanks in part to the shutout netminding of Tyler Bullett. Members of the team (front, from left) are: Tyler Bullett, Matthew Hoekstra. Second row: Joel Albany, Landon Williams, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Spencer Sykes, Jake Cameron, Olin Flydorf, Sean Neumann, Nick Campbell. Third row: Coach Rick Fitzpatrick, Eion Campbell equipment manager, Tyler Chabot, Connor Speers, Richard Campbell, Christopher Roach, Johnathan Haines. Back row Jonathan Hanley, Head Coach Tom Sykes, Coach John Williams. Absent: Connor McEwan, coaches Jeff McEwan, Dave Chabot, manager Tina Sykes. Submitted photo Georgetown 3, Waterloo 1: Valulable Puck.com Minor Bantam AA Cameron, Sykes (G, A); Albany (G); Raiders. Speers, Roach (A). Georgetown 5, Brampton 1: Derek Georgetown 1, Stratford 0: Hanley Kessel (2G); Brendan Krivec, Hayden (G); Albany (A); Hoekstra, Bullett Mancini (G, A); Jordan Dance (G); (SO). Tyler Shippel, Dustin Hanzelka, Kyle Speers (A); Tyler McRae (W). Minor Bantam AA Raiders St. Catharines 2, Georgetown 1: The regular season ended with a Shippel (G); Tyler Nieuwendyk (A). Stoney Creek 1, Georgetown 0 road win for Georgetown's Most Courtnie Maljar Josh Essiembre Jake Harding TUESDAY, MARCH 13/07 ­ 7PM THE ROSE THEATRE BRAMPTON Kyle Marples Julia Soderholm Sarah Traynor Tickets available at The Rose Theatre and Pearson Theatre Box Offices. Credit Card Orders: 905-874-2800 Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Josh Essiembre and Julia Soderholm. Essiembre, a small forward on the senior Bearcats basketball team was chosen for scoring 19 points against MDHS, leading his team to a win. Soderholm, a power on the junior Bearcats volleyball team, was selected for her good hitting and passing against ECD recently. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week Jake Harding and Sarah Traynor. Harding, who plays forward in the Rebels midget basketball team, was recognized for scoring 16 points at the ECD tournament. Traynor, a middle on the Rebels midget volleyball team, was selected for her good hitting and serving against CtK. Christ the King Athletes of the Week are Courtnie Maljar and Kyle Marples. Maljar, a middle on the senior jaguars volleyball team, was chosen for her leadership and holding the team together against BR. Marples, a defenseman on the Jaguars boys hockey team, was selected for his strong defense at a tournament in a tournament at Waterloo. Pat and Brian Lang from Georgetown, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Katie Meloche to Brian Sweeney, son of Anne and Bill Sweeney from Brampton. NOTICE TO ALL CUSTOMERS Please be advised that the former Pacific Carpet & Flooring store located at 23 Mountainview Road South, Georgetown, Ontario is no longer affiliated with the Pacific Carpet & Flooring system and is no longer licensed to use the Pacific Carpet & Flooring name. Customers who do business through such location in the future do so at their own risk and Pacific Carpet & Flooring cannot provide any guarantee with respect to products purchased from, or deposits given to, such location. Please contact Kathy at 905-281-8552 for additional information or for a list of other Pacific Carpet & Flooring locations. We thank you for your understanding and truly appreciate your business. Pacific Carpet & Flooring David Maung President SNOWBOARDS & BOOTS NOW IN STOCK CROSS COUNTRY SKIS & BOOTS GREAT SELECTION 68 Main St. N. MOORE PARK PLAZA SPORTS EXCHANGE 905-873-0176 Georgetown's Source for NEW and USED Sports Equipment!