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10 Sports & Leisure, Friday, September 5, 2008 The Animal Boxing Promotions For more information, sign-up for classes or to book a consultation call Monique Duval at 905-702-0684 or 416-402-7354 536 Main St. (in Glen Williams) or email: boxermonique@hotmail.com Professional Boxer AND Personal Trainer, Monique Duval, wants to share her secrets WHATEVER YOUR GOAL Something unique, fun and effective In home training One-on-one training Group training available Get in shape, tone your body Specific sport training Training for Competition Boxing (amateur or professional) An individual program will be designed for you ***NEW PROGRAMS*** Yoga for: Adults, kids, or Moms/Dad with kids Fitness for kids or Moms/Dads with kids (Sessions will run Mon. thru Fri. mornings and afternoons) ARE YOU READY FOR THE WINTER BIRDS? . . . Now is the time to set out the feeders! MILL CREEK WILD BIRD SEED We have the custom blends youre looking for... plain & mixed!!! Complete line of feeders, houses and accessories 92 Main Street S., Downtown Georgetown (905) 877-8443 NYJER SEED SAVE 18% on all 10 & 20 lb. bags till Sept. 20, 2008 Five Georgetown teenagers were members of the Mississauga Warriors club football team that recently captured its second consecutive Ontario Varsity Football League championship after a thrilling last-minute kick return for a touchdown. Offensive linemen Elliott Montag (centre) and Ben Carter (second from right), defensive backs David Green (second from left) Tyler Fram (right) and defensive end David Juszczyk played for the Warriors, who went 11-1 on the season. Down 21-20 to the Pickering Dolphins in the fourth quarter of the final played at Hamiltons Ivor Wynne Stadium, Mississaugas Natey Adjeis 60-yard punt return for a touchdown with 1:45 remaining put the Warriors ahead and they added a two-point convert for the 28-21 victory. Submitted photo Local players aid Warriors win This newspaper can be recycled. Please recycle.