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HOPE CONNECTION COUNSELLING SERVICES Stress & Burnout a Specialty 416-577-HOPE (4673) hopeconnection@gmail.com CORRECTION NOTICE On the Lions Club Parade Registration ad in Friday, October 12th, 2007 edition of the Independent & Free Press the date should have read Saturday, November 10, 2007 Sorry for any inconvenience this error may have caused. 18 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, October 17, 2007 Athletes from Stewarttown Public School brought home three team- winning banners from the Halton District School Boards Amos cross- country meet last week in Burlington. The Stingers took the overall titles in the junior boys, senior girls and senior boys events for the older age groups and had some top-five indi- vidual placings. Following are the results for Halton Hills runners in the team and individual categories. Team results also include the teams total points: Amos Senior Meet Junior Girls (11 yrs.) 4.Irene Kiroplis, Silver Creek Junior Boys 2.Tom Potter, Stewarttown; 5.Maclean Shiell, Stewarttown; 6.Blair VanderGlas, Silver Creek Senior Girls (13 yrs.) 2.Jade Kovacevic, Stewarttown Team Results Junior Girls 3.Stewarttown, 107 Junior Boys 1.Stewarttown, 36 Intermediate Girls (12 yrs.) 2.Centennial, 120 Senior Girls 1.Stewarttown, 41 Senior Boys 1.Stewarttown, 65 Amos Junior Meet Bantam Boys (10 yrs.) 1.Matt Knebel, Joseph Gibbons Atom Boys (9 yrs.) 3.Sam Gates, Pineview; 6.Joshua Cartwright, Glen Williams Tyke Boys (8 yrs.) 1.Liam Osborne, Harrison Team Results Bantam Girls 5.George Kennedy, 188 Bantam Boys 6.Pineview, 187 Atom Girls 6.Silver Creek, 181 Atom Boys 4.Joseph Gibbons, 167 5.Pineview, 178 Five Halton Hills-based runners earned first-place ribbons at last weeks Halton Catholic District School Boards 2007 cross-country championships held at Bronte Creek Provincial Park last week. St. Catherine of Alexandria student Michael Nicolucci didnt win his event, the midget division A race, but his third-place result marked the fifth year in succession that he has recorded a top-three finish. Michael McAtamney, also a St. Catherine runner, has been on the podium three years in a row thanks to his win in the atom boys division B. Following are the individual and team standings for the five local-area schools who were represented at the meet: Mite Girls Division A 2.Mackenzie Cameron, St. Catherine Division B 1.Julia Zebarth, St. Francis of Assisi Mite Boys Division B 1.Spencer LeGrand, St. Francis 3.Adam Czach, St. Joseph Tyke Girls Division A 1.Paige Culver, St. Joseph Tyke Boys Division B 1.Matthew Kreis, St. Catherine 2.Kamryn Sandifor, St. Brigid Atom Boys Division A 2.Travis Hatchei, St. Francis Division B 1.Michael McAtamney, St. Catherine 3.Adam Dobis, St. Catherine Bantam Boys Division B 2.Daniel Nicolucci, St. Brigid Midget Boys Division A 3.Michael Nicolucci, St. Brigid Team Results Tyke Boys Division B 2.St. Catherine, 36 Atom Girls Division A 2.St. Catherine, 39 Atom Boys Division B 1.St. Catherine, 19 Liam Osborne of the Harrison Huskies cruises to a first place victory in the Junior Tyke boys division at the Amos Junior Halton Cross Country Meet at Sherwood Forest Park in Burlington last week. Photo by Derek Woollam Stingers claim three Halton titles Five firsts for Catholic runners ChampionshipAurora Tigers 4, Mississauga North Stars 2 Peewee AE Preliminary round Georgetown 7, Stoney Creek Jr. Warriors 0; Barrie Colts 3, Georgetown 0; Georgetown 3, Southpoint 1 Championship Barrie Colts 2, Georgetown 1 Bantam AE Preliminary round Georgetown 2, Hamilton Spitfires 0; Hamilton Phantoms 4, Georgetown 2; Georgetown 3, Kitchener MD Blue 3 Championship Kitchener MD Blue 2, Hamilton Phantoms 0 Peewee AE Raiders drop final in Best of Best tourney Continued from pg. 17