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Page It THE HERALD Wednesday January Georgetown provides thrills with spirited efforts Boere Truman lead Atoms to win Herald Special Recent TriCounty Major Atom hockey action saw the Georgetown Century 21 Major Atoms defeat Dundas and tie second place 22 At Memorial Arena the Century fresh from a win and a tie with played a spirited Dundas club While Dundas was few in numbers the team played well and held the local squad to six goals David Boere and David Kotsos led the local scoring Kotsos scored two goals and earned assist while Boere assisted on three Georgetown goals Scott Truman had two goals on fine second effort rebounds Brad Spears and Marc Boucher each scored once- Spean and Scott earned assists ot Bouchers goal Thorn earned an assist on Scott Trumans first goal In Orangeville the local team met a skilled defensive opponent The game was highlighted by tight checking and solid by bothgoalers David Pearson made many dif ficult saves opened the scoring but a goal by Scott assisted by David left both teams tied at the end of the first period again scored on a tipin but a clean goal scored by David Boere assisted by Scott Truman deadlocked the game at While the Century 21 team con trolled play they were unable to capitalize on opportunities and the game ended in a tie As the regular On Jan 12 Georgetown Major Novices started their run to the playoffs with a win in The victory was well deserved as Georgetown was missing three players due to illness including one of our scoring leaders Curtis Hoogendam Georgetown opened the scoring two minutes into the game when Michael Crawford found Ricky Clark alone to the right of the Oakville net Ricky fired a quick shot Into the short side and started to celebrate However the referee did not blow the whistle as be had not seen the puck enter the net and when he arrived It was sitting on the goal line beside the opposite post Sam Butt knocked the puck across the line and Georgetown bad a lead Three minutes later Ryan Bell stopped the puck at the Oakville blueline and passed to Brad David son in the slot Brad used his winger Andrew aa a screen and scored low to the ttck side Oakville got one back at the begin ning of the second period but with just over a minute left in the frame Brad Davidson put on a one man show to restore the twogoal lead He won a just Inside the blueline and passed back to Sam Butt Sam returned the pass and Brad proceeded to Btickhandle past three players before Mom yelled Shoot the darned thing and be obliged with a quick shot to the top left corner got one back in the third period but our boys hung on for the win Sunday afternoon Georgetown travels to and will be looking to avenge two earlier defeats On Jan Shane Thompson along with big brother Curtis Hoogendam Andrew and Brad Kouyoumjian took on their fathers in a game of shinny at the Glen Williams out door rink Between 10 am and 330 pm the boys ran up an astronomical score as the fathers searched for excuses for their humiliation Assistant coach Paul Hoogendam couldnt even blame the ice conditions as he had been flooding until 2 am the night before On Jan is Georgetown Major Novices faced a tough team that has been near the top of the league all year and had already beaten our boys twice Georgetown came out fired up and took control early Three minutes into the game Brad Biathlon route A proposed biathlon route was approved by Halton Hills coun cillors Jan despite concerns about the safety of the route and liability insurance Gerry Bruce of Triathlete Pro motions asked for permission to use two town roads for a combin ed ninekilometre run and a 46- kilometre bicycle ride for the hour event which would start and end at Stewarttown School The event which is scheduled for 10 am Aug 13 should draw between and ISO competitors said Mr Bruce The main roads used in the event will be Sideroad 22 Highway Sideroad and Trafalgar Road All Spence wants to make sure the biathlon organizers pay for the eight police officers needed for the day and to make sure the organizers have adequate insurance Joe Hewitt is not happy with the use of Trafalgar Road at the intersection of Sideroad This is probably the most dangerous intersection on Trafalgar Road and on top of this Sunday at 3 pm when organizers will clean up the cot tagers will be coming home he said This section of Trafalgar Road concerns me Town administrator clerk Dan Costea said the town has ade quate coverage as a third party for the event under its blanket coverage And payment for police officers needed for the day Is strictly bet ween the police force and the organizers he said Permission to use the proposed route is still required from Halton Region and the Ministry of Transportation and Communica tion WE ARE DEDICATED TO SERVICE We have asked our carriers to complete their deliveries as early as each week Herald is not delivered to your please phone our circulation HOURS for your convenience the Ciradatkm Department is open from am to Monday to Friday WELL DELIVER TO YOUR HOME 8772201 ii i Kouyoumjian passed to Andrew who relayed it to Brad Davidson in front of the net Brad overpowered the goalie with a high shot to the glove side for a 10 lead Just over a minute into the second frame Kouyoumjian intercepted a pass inside the Georgetown end and fed the puck to Ryan Bell Ryan then shot toward the net and the race was on The defeoceman got to the puck and looked over his left shoulder only to see Kouyoumjian and Davidson chasing him He panick ed and passed blindly to the right where Andrew Beavan was waiting Andrew stopped the pass and shot all in one motion drilling the puck over the goalies left shoulder for a lead got one back before the period ended and thanks to ex cellent by both Scott Herbert and Kevin Humeniaki Georgetown held a 21 lead enter ing the third period With only four minutes left in the game an forward ripped a hard shot off the left post to tie the game with a goal that Allan Bestor couldnt have saved Then less than a minute later went ahead to stay after a deflected shot ended up on the stick of an opposing forward beside the crease with an open side to shoot at Georgetown pulled out all the stops for the last two minutes and with the goalie out of the net and six attackers on the ice our chances for a tie looked good but both Davidson and Beavan were robbed on point blank shots and the game was over HYUNDAI OWNERS 8731818 season draws to a conclusion the major atom team will participate In a tournament in Newmarket in preparation for the playoffs Games with Cbinguacousy Burl ington and Stoney Creek will end the regular season schedule Prior to the threepoint week the Century 21 Major Atoms and Oakville provided exciting fan entertainment in both arenas in backtoback contests At Memorial Arena local fans were treated to a victory in a spirited effort by the major atom team David Kalbarski started the local teams scoring with a goal assisted by Tim Diardichuk Diar- then assisted Marc Boucher on the second Georgetown goal responded quickly with a goal of their own to narrow the Century 21 clubs lead to one A goal by Thorn assisted by Brad Spears cushioned the Georgetown lead which was never relinquished Two assurance goals one by Scott assisted by Sandy Davidson and the other by David assisted by David Boere sealed the Georgetown vic tory David Pearson stymied the shooters with his solid goaltending In Oakville the major atoms met a more determined Oakville squad Thorn opened the scoring with a sizzling shot from the blueline David Kalbarski assisted on the goal Oakville responded with two goals of their own but a goal by Brad Spears assisted by Sandy Davidson and Paul Sandifer evened the score at two apiece Oakville again took the lead with two goals and local Georgetown supporters became concerned as the checking tightened and time began to run out A goal by David Kotsos assisted by Kevin and Andrew ignited the Century 21 club and the team began to take the play away from their opponents assumed a defensive mode as Georgetown began to storm then- net A tenacious goal by captain Brad Spears finally evened the score with less than a minute re maining in the game Time ran out with the Century 21 squad resum ing their aggressive attack on the Oakville net All members of the major atom team are to be commended for their determined effort in gaining the tie Georgetown Century Major Atoms recently challenged first- place Milton in their home arena and threw a scare into the lead leaders Although they controlled the game and outplayed Milton a pair of penalties late in the game allowed Milton to tie the game and score the winning goal with less than a minute to play in the tough TriCounty action While they lost 32 the local team served notice that they are ready for the playoffs Brad Spears and Scott Lahey scored for the Century 21 team both on solo efforts After their loss to Milton the Major Atoms rallied and defeated a scrappy club 73 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