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By Cory Soal R.H.A.D. . . . Lend Me Your Ears We care about your hearing! Professional Arts Building 99 Sinclair Ave., Suite 210 Georgetown (905) 873-6642 HOW DOES LOUD NOISE CREATE HYPERTENSION? It appears to affect the nervous system, s igna l l ing the periphera l blood vesse ls to constr ict as though under attack/ This triggers a surge of adrenaline and other fight-or- f l ight chem ica ls into the bloodstream - a response that carries with it the potential for g landu lar or card iovascu lar changes, in other words, unwanted noise creates the same final results as increased stress (try to avoid)! The Georgetown 16 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, September 24, 2008 Early Bird victory for minor peewees Jacob Medeiros broke a scoreless tie to net the third-period winner and goalie Campbell Parker recorded the shutout for Georgetowns CIBC Raiders, who were crowned champions of the minor peewee AA division at the Flamborough Early Bird Minor Hockey Tournament. Preliminary round Georgetown 3, Flamborough 1; Georgetown 4, Stoney Creek 1; Ancaster 3, Georgetown 1 Championship Georgetown 1, Ancaster 0 Tournament summary: Ryan Bayley, Pierce Farrugia (2G, 2A); Johnny Cameron, Jacob Medeiros (2G); Nicholas Corrado (G); Sergio Sojos (3A); Avery Chenier, Gray Potter (2A); Campbell Parker (SO). Peewee AA Raiders The Georgetown Toyota peewee AA Raiders faced some tough competition at the Mississauga Early Bird Tournament. Preliminary round Georgetown 5, Vaughan Panthers 2; Barrie Colts 4, Georgetown 2; Mississauga Jets 4, Georgetown 2 Tournament summary: Cody Menzies, Blair Vander Glas (3G); Marty Burwell (G, 2A); Jacob Hector (G, A); Cory Highfield (G); Matt Simpson (4A); Adam Charalambides (3A); Chris Brydie, Jake MacNeil, Nick Hale, Mark Bowen, Matthew Carr, Adam Dobis, Stevie Rosa, Ben Sutherland (A). Midget AE Raiders At the Brian Steele Memorial Tournament in Toronto, Georgetowns New Solutions Capital midget AE Raiders fin- ished second out of 14 teams, bowing out to the host Penguins in the final. Preliminary round Georgetown 3, Vaughan Rangers 2; Georgetown 6, Vaughan Panthers 0; Credit Valley Wolves 5, Georgetown 2; Georgetown 5, Meadowvale Mohawks 0 Semifinal Georgetown 4, Leaside 2 Championship Toronto Penguins 3, Georgetown 0 Tournament summary: Patrick White (6G, 3A); Chris Crossey, Eric Neely (3G, A); Brandon Hood (2G, A); Cam Maltby (2G); Matt Brown (G, 3A); Colin Dixon, Taylor Brown (G, A); Cody Gresswell (G); Brandon Allison (4A); Chad Fellows, Ian McCrae, Jake Denomme (A); Curtis Vasey (3W); Ben Salisbury (2SO). Minor Atom AA Raiders Goaltenders Steven Portelli and D.J. Strachan limited opposition shooters to just six goals through four games before Georgetowns Lindt Chocolate Raiders were defeated by Oakville 5-0 in the champi- onship game of the Flamborough Early Bird Tournament. Preliminary round Georgetown 2, Oakville 1: Josh Kerr, Nicholas Boshart (G); Evan Amaral, Brandon Alves, Jeremy Roach, Michael Nolan (A). Georgetown 4, Stoney Creek 1: Alves, Kerr (G, A); Evan Stull, Lucas Wepf (G); Roach, Scott Wiffen, Billy Taylor (A). Georgetown 2, Guelph 2: Kevin Ellsworth, Boshart (G); Michael Pierog (2A). Semifinal Georgetown 3, Streetsville 2: Wepf, Pierog, Nicholas Lencz (G); Stull (A). Championship Oakville Rangers 5, Georgetown 0 Getting a successful start to their season, Georgetowns CIBC minor peewee AA Raiders won the Flamborough Early Bird Tournament. Team members (front, from left) are: Campbell Parker, Quinton Auty. Second row: Reece Clare, Avery Chenier, Michael Goddard, Gray Potter, Ryan Bayley, Robbie Wight, Mitchell Tickner. Third row: Dylan Martin, Andrew Perehiniak, Pierce Farrugia, Sergio Sojos, Jacob Medeiros, Jeffrey Brown, Johnny Cameron, Nicholas Corrado. Back row: Assistant coaches Kent Cameron, Kevin Brown, trainer Kerry Wight, head coach Tom Sykes. Submitted photo Rep minor hockey roundup