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GEORGETOWN TOYOTA SALES 15 MOUNTAINVIEW RD. N., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296WEBSITE at www.georgetowntoyota.com 2008 ECHO HATCHBACK PER MONTH FOR 60 MONTHS WITH $1179 DOWN OR TRADE EQUIVALENT. FREIGHT AND P.D.E. INCLUDED. LEASE FOR for 36 months Purchase Financing 0.9%APR* Model #JT923MA $169 + TAXES$13,165MSRP *Lease payments are plus taxes. All leases are 24,000 km per year with an excess mileage charge of 7 per km. See dealer for full details. Acton/Georgetown, Friday, May 23, 2008 21 SPORTS & LEISURE Andrew Best of Christ the Kings Jaguars puts out a Lester B. Pearson player at second base during their Halton high school baseball matchup this past week. Pearson scored two runs in their final at-bat to earn a 3-3 draw with the previously unbeaten Jags, who were beaten 11-0 by Richardson Division champion Notre Dame of Burlington on Tuesday. CtK and Georgetown finished both with 4-1-1 records and are scheduled to host an opening-round playoff game on Tuesday afternoon. As well, the Jaguars boys field lacrosse team has gone through the reg- ular season undefeated and will host Notre Dame in the Halton finals, likely on Wednesday, as the Jaguars attempt to avenge a loss to the Fighting Irish in last years championship. Photo by Eamonn Maher Town honours lacrosse success Known throughout the province as a hotbed for youth lacrosse, the Town of Halton Hills recognized the efforts of both players and parent volun- teers in the local Bulldogs organization last week at the 2008 Municipal Awards Evening at the John Elliott Theatre. Teams from the Halton Hills Minor Lacrosse Association combined to earn one gold medal, four silver and two bronze at 2007 Ontario championships. Pictured at left (front, from left) are: Town of Halton Hills Councillor Joan Robson, tyke box #1 team representative Zachary Kearney (silver), Daniel Nicolucci of the pee- wee box #1 Bulldogs (gold), novice #1 box team rep Dylan Sargent (sil- ver), Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette. Back row: Halton Hills Councillor Bryan Lewis, peewee #1 field star Jacob Harris, Dustin Hanzelka from the bantam #1 field squad (silver), Matt Sargent of the midget #1 box Bulldogs (bronze), Michael Curtis of the bantam #1 Bulldogs (silver). As well, individual players were honoured for their participation for Team Ontario at the bantam and peewee age groups. Liam Clare and Jacob Harris (Canadian peewee gold medalists), along with national bantam sil- ver winners Jayson Crawford, Jordan Dance, Dustin Hanzelka, Steven Janes, Michael MacDonald and Justin Rasmussen, were recognized for their selection to the provincial teams. Photo by Eamonn Maher Silver medals for Rebel co-ed sixes Georgetown District High Schools senior co-ed sixes team came up just short of their second straight provincial high school championship this past week at the 16-team tournament in Vaughan, dropping the final match to Bloor Collegiate. The Rebels cruised to tournament victories in Uxbridge and Thornlea earlier in the season but didnt have a full lineup for the Ontario finals due to the long weekend. Setter Meghan Shantz also could- nt play her regular position because of a thumb injury, yet Georgetown was still able to knock off two pre- liminary pool winners in making it to the final. Ricky Davids took over the set- ters role and quite possibly earned a spot on next years University of Toronto varsity squad with his play, while Rebel teammate Chelsea Jensen had an outstanding tourna- ment with an 80 per cent kill rate. Other members of the team were: Lindsay McCabe, Katie Darling, Millar Galbraith, Matt Barker and Devin Rattie. TENNIS: Winners of the Halton junior boys doubles title last year as Grade 9s, Georgetowns Todd Bannerman and Matt Weber went 5- 0 at this weeks senior regional finals in Burlington to earn a berth in the OFSAA tourney at the Rexall Centre in Toronto June 2-3. Georgetowns Luke Ovenden shot a tournament-low round of even-par 72 in the second and final round of a Canadian Junior Golf Association event in Hamilton this past weekend, yet still came up one shot back of the leader. The 17-year-old Ovenden was five strokes back of Burlingtons David Olejnik heading into Sundays play and nearly overcame an opening-round 79 to claim victory in the boys 17-19 division for the Mizuno NAC qualifier at the Willow Valley Golf Club. Adam Putnam of Georgetown placed in a tie for 11th after shooting 93-76, finishing at +25 in the boys 14-16 age group. At the CJGA Jr. Worlds Qualifying Series tourney in Stouffville on Sunday, Nicklau Naumovski of Halton Hills turned in a nine-hole score of eight-over- par 39 in the boys 8 & under category to earn a tie for fourth spot. Callum Biehn finished up tied for seventh in the boys 11-12 division after a +13 score of 75 at the Rolling Hills Golf Club. Ovenden nearly rallies for winYoure out!