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4 Sports & Leisure, Friday, June 27, 2008 Serving the community of Halton Hills and surrounding areas for 15 years Cory Soal Hearing Inst. Practitioner The GEORGETOWN HEARING CLINIC 905-873-6642 99 Sinclair Avenue, Suite 210 Steeles Sinclair M ou nt ai nv ie w (9 th Lin e) Gtwn Market Place Hwy 7 Entrance to Mall Milton On-Site Audiologist Repairs Hearing Tests Batteries Home Service Available Affordable Pricing Custom Made Musician, Industrial & Swim Plugs Hearing Aid Prescriptions and Fittings ADP, WSIB, DVA Authorized Dispensary Hear. Communicate. Embrace a Full Life Experience. Exa is, without a doubt, the most sophisticated hearing instrument system ever introduced. The unique combination of cutting-edge technology, audiological expertise and wireless connectivity offers you: ?unprecedented hearing performance ?convenient control ?easy access to modern communication and entertainment systems Gimme Mo Basketball Camp Summer 2008 An action packed week of basketball for boys and girls ages 8 - 15. An excellent introduction to the game of basketball for the novice player as well as an opportunity for more advanced players to enhance fundamental skills. To sign-up for camp, please email glen@gimmemo.com or phone 647-637-5242 Website: www.gimmemo.com Week One: July 28 - August 1 Week Two: August 4 - 8 (incl. Civic Holiday Monday) Times: 9:00 to 3:00 Location: Georgetown Christian School, 11643 Trafalgar Road Cost: $175. Milton Summer Soccer Camps All levels of experience welcome! For boys & girls ages 5 to 15! SESSION DATE: July 14th - July 18th, 2008 CAMP LOCATION: Lions Park Thompson Road, Milton (just behind the Milton Leisure Centre) Visit our website for details. Space i s l imited Register Today! Phone: 905.299.1266 Email: pete@yknott.com www.yknottsoccer.com NOW OFFERING SOCCER BIRTHDAY PARTIES Contact us for Details J u l y 2 0 0 8 Candice Swartz of Georgetown took top spot in the open girls division of the Canadian Junior Golf Associations Ontario PGA Junior Open last weekend at the Blue Springs Golf Club in Acton after three players were tied for the lead after the first round of the 27-hole event. The 16-year-old Swartz was tied for first with Georgetown South resident Samantha Spencer and Woodbridges Adrienne DAlessio with a score of 47 after the opening nine holes. Swartz carded an 84 on Sunday to win the tourney at +23, while the 12-year-old Spencer shot a 94 to place third. Ballinafads Marcus Rees, 16, finished in a tie for ninth place in the boys 14-16 division with a 27-hole total of 14 over par. Mitchell Downton of Georgetown was 25th in that age group. Spencer, who qualified to play in the International Junior Golf Tours Tournament of Champions in Orlando, Fla. last month, also earned a berth in the Canadian Optimist Junior Golf Championships Aug. 11-13 at Ingersoll, Ont. thanks to her play earlier this week. She shot an 88 at the Central Ontario qualifier Monday at the Caledon Country Club to place second in the girls division, four shots back of 16-year-old Bhanisha Nagindas of Brampton. Grade 10 students Sarah Hickman and Chris King were named Christ the Kings junior athletes of the year at the Georgetown Catholic secondary schools recent awards ceremony. Hickman was named MVP for junior girls basketball and volleyball and also played for the Jaguar soccer and badminton teams. King was a standout for the CtK football, basketball and soccer squads. Photos of the other Halton Hills high school ath- letes of the year were published June 20, however this photo was unavailable at that time. Submitted photo CtKs top junior athletes Tourney held at Blue Springs Swartz tops in Jr. open division