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THE HERALD Wednesday February 8 Black Machines lose close series McNallys lose showdown By Herald Special After beating Construc tion all season Streetsville figured to breeze through their three game playoff match against Georgetown Our boys on the other hand decided it was time to pull together and play some tough hockey McNallys adrenaline was flow ing when they stepped on the ice and even parents had learned some new cheers which seemed to keep the team in motion On command to rev up your black machines Robert MacLeod put it in gear and fired one by Streetsvilles goalie to give Georgetown the early lead Robert Ace and Eager Beaver Smith put it in third on more W occasion but seemed to hit a barrier and were robbed on a few nice shots Streetsville broke out of the slow lane and took a 31 lead Proving Georgetowns no quit ter with one man on a pit stop in the penalty box Robert MacLeod turned on the gas again and spun one in Streetsvilles net Maddog Mike Madill and David once again took their job digging along the boards very seriously and came up with some nice passes Defensively Jeff Bahr Richardson Joey Goodhew and Jeff Telford put Streetsville into a few tailspins at our blueline When this defen sive quartet charges up not much gets by them The old saying The kids hot tonight was written for Joey Barber that night as he made no mistakes in net Dan Cabral and Trevor Rich tried a few times to put it in passing gear and out maneuvre goalie but couldnt seem to connect Once- again as though fired on jet power Robert MacLeod banged another by Streetsvilles goalie for a hat trick tying the game and putting us into a overtime period Jeff and Mike Krause certainly didnt take a backseat to as they worked hard and played well throughout the game Again the Red Baron Robert MacLeod came through for his team flying end to end to score his fourth goal and give Georgetown the win The second game in Georgetown was also a close game but Streetsville came to win Keeping their best players all over Robert MacLeod made it tough for him to connect Dan and Eager Beaver Ryan Smith were certainly knocking on Streetsvilles backdoor but couldnt find the key for a goal Finding the key Trevor Rich wasted no time in using it to score Georgetowns lone goal Chris Hall was no push over in net As usual he played tough and made some nice saves but Streetsville had the passing lane that night and Slopes prove tough for local ski team The Milton Heights Ski Club Mountain League took to the slopes against Horseshoe Valley Satur day at Horseshoe The final standings showed Horseshoe on top by a 10089 margin For the boys section of Milton Heights Marc Hooper of Burl ington was tops as he finished first over all Kevin Martin of Camp- bellville was fifth over all and Mark Pearson of Acton was eighth overall For the girls Meaghan Powell of Burlington was tops for Milton Heights finishing third Lisa Rezek of Mlssissauga finished fifth and Kristen McEhlone of Camp bell villewaffsixth Sunday the Milton Heights Green team found themselves in stiff competition with skiers from London Ski Club Mansfield Ski Club and the Horseshoe Valley Ponies at Horseshoe Valley The Green squad turned in a fine showing finishing second only to Mansfield 303280 For the boys Tom Bice of Burl ington finished second over all while Jeff Nicholson also of Burl ington was seventh and Ryan Page of Oakville was eighth The Milton Heights girls squad was led by Michelle Sutherland of Milton who was first over all Kathy Bradley also of Milton finished a respectable fifth and Hoewing of was In other ski action Sunday the Milton Heights White team took to the slopes at the Ski Club to compete against the Horseshoe Valley Stallions On this day it was the Stallions who prevailed by a margin Natalie Clarke of Milton topped the field of female skiers to claim first over all while Yvonne Martin of was fifth and Alison Sterling of Brampton was sixth In the boys section Derek Glende of Milton finished 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cond goal On defence Bahr Richardson and Goodhew had their work cut out for them when Streetsville seemed to charge up All defence hung tough and out- Streetsville a number of times Krause Maddog and Markham showed those practice runs are really paying off when they showed vast improve ment carrying and passing the puck to their teammates With one of our valuable defencemen in the penalty box Streetsville sneaked one by our goalie Seconds later they repeated their act to tie the game Minutes later they scored to take the lead Coach Brian Markham pulled his super stock models Ryan Smith Trevor Rich Robert MacLeod Robert LaRose and Dan Cabral rotating them to go for a tie and overtime Copilot Bob MacLeod worked with his defence Telf Bahr Richardson and Goodhew to pair up his best defensive act Co pilot LaRose kept the team buzzing and made some important move changes Streetsville broke through to score again but took a pit stop to the penalty box minutes later With just two minutes left on the clock Pilot pulled our goalie and put out an extra at tacker Georgetown scored but the goal was disallowed and the clock ran out Streetsville won but admitted after the game it had been a tough battle and Georgetown had made them ner vous a few times Pilot Brian Markham figures with a few practice miles an oil change and new spark plugs his black machines will be hard to beat m their TriCounty playoffs McNally Construction takes on their Dads Sunday night at Memorial Better get some sleep dads these kids are tough Facing off Georgetown Raider centre JP and a Burlington Cougar op ponent are all eyes and concentration as they await a during last Saturdays Jr It battle at Arena earned two assists in Georgetowns victory Herald photo APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS We Handle All Insurance Claims Unit Georgetown Clothing Mens Ladies cmldrens ALTERATIONS REPAIRS MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY 83 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA AutoConsole Air 85 GOLF Dieset 5 Speed 87CAMAR0IR0C Auto 5 Black With Red Leather 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