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ATHLETES of the Week MOORE PARK PLAZA 905-873-017668 Main St. N. (Hwy. 7)Georgetown Georgetowns Source for NEW and USED Sports Equipment! S P O R T S E X C H A N G E WARRIOR RBK HARROW STX CASCADE DeBEER BRINE LACROSSE GEORGETOWN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Ricky Davids Tasha Truscott CHRIST THE KING ACTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Amanda Knoepfli. Patrick Przytula Chelsea Pronkewich Megan Evans Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Chelsea Pronkewich and Megan Evans. Pronkewich, a centre/right winger on the Bearcats girls hockey team was selected for her strong game against OT, having several shots on goal, and stopped a few rushes. Evans, who plays defense on the girls hockey team was chosen for her strong defense against OT. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week are Tasha Truscott and Ricky Davids. Truscott, a member of the Rebels swim team was honoured for her gold in the 100 butterfly, fourth in the 100 metre backstroke and fifth in the 4X100 open relay at OFSAA. Davids, also a member of the swim team was congratulated for his gold in the Senior 50 freestyle, 50 Butterfly and the 200m freestyle relay. Christ the King Catholic High School Athletes of the Week are Patrick Przytula and Amanda Knoepfli. Przytula, a centre/forward on the Jaguars midget boys basketball team, was cited for his 15 points in a game against Assumption. Knoepfli, a setter on the Jaguars midget girls volleyball team, was chosen for her good blocking and set- ting in a recent tourney at CtK. 4 Sports & Leisure, Friday, March 21, 2008 MacDonald, whose dad Steve played Jr. A hockey with Newmarket and North York, while uncle Greg was Paul Coffeys defence partner with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, showed his fearless side in last summers OLA playdowns against Orangeville and Whitby. He suffered a non-displaced fracture of his wrist but refused to have a cast put on as not to show the opposition any vulnerability, piecing together his own padded brace that allowed him to have protection and more flexibility. This week, MacDonald accepted a scholarship from Trinity-Pawling in New York. I plan to re-do Grade 11 next year so Ill have a fifth year of high school, he added. The next goal is to make it on the Beaches team and I dont think thatll be a problem. Another player from last years Halton Hills midgets, Matt Lord of Caledon, was taken by Peterborough in the second and final round of the OLA Jr. A draft. Twenty-four players were drafted in total. Beware of Bulldogs Training camp starts this Saturday for the Halton Hills Jr. B Bulldogs and theyve got a couple of pre-season tour- naments on tap prior to opening the OLA regular season April 26 at Akwesasne. Coming off their best season to date, the Dogs will play at Six Nations for a pre-season tune-up event Saturday, March 29 when theyll face Sarnia, Hamilton and Wallaceburg. Theyve also entered an exhibition tourney in St. Catharines April 12, with Niagara, host Spartan and Welland providing the opposition. MacDonald off to U.S. school Continued from pg. 1 Brendan MacDonald says he is hop- ing to make theBeaches Jr.A lacrosse team this spring and then attend a U.S. prep school in the fall. Photo by Eamonn Maher Umpires are needed to work slo-pitch and baseball games this spring and summer. New and experienced umps are in demand for high school afternoon games and for slo-pitch and fastball in the evenings in Halton Hills, Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto and Scarborough. Training will be supplied. Certified umpires are also available for new leagues and tour- naments. For more info call 905-791-0280 or e-mail Ontario_umpires@sympatico.ca. Sure sign of spring Call goes out for umpires