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the HERALD Sports Wednesday October Youth bowlers shine Bowling Results Hammond captures mens high triple Bantam bowlers Matthew Walker left and Nfcki Verheul bowl their way to a 1st and 3rd place finishes Saturday morning during their session of the Youth Bowling Council League of Georgetown Matthew bowled a triple and bowled a triple 388135 Herald Photo by Ben Dummett Georgetown Bowls senior dm sion is reaching new plateaus of excellence as each week goes by With Brad Hammond nig the mens high tnple of a 668 274 followed close behind was Jason Ogden with a 644 295 and Ryan Martin a 640 230 As weeks have gone by the ladies division is still topping the boards with high averages high singles and of course high triples This past Thursday Christina Lane took the high with a 285 while only a short stride behind Cindy Clarke bowled a 254 It that time of year again when tournaments begin to start off the tournament season the seniors will take part in the senior mixed on Sunday Oct 20th The girls will be bowling in Streetsville while the boys are in Orangeville Bowling Scoreboard Georgetown B C Juniors Tanya Martin 521 Kim Conrad 507 Michael Richardson 490 211 Monica Beauparlant 204 Paul 468 208 Kevin Shap- cott 462 Chris Gostlin 164 Bantams Matthew Walker 437 174 Michael 154 Nicki Jennifer Grace 368 Shawn Cullough Suzanne Peewees Alex Foster William Walker 337 Styles 318 111 Jordan Scuralh 312 112 Gordon Clarke Smurfs Amanda 21882 Jason 206 Acton senior volleyball team hits hot streak Golden Age Bowling B STEVEN Herald Sports Editor The Acton Senior boy volleyball team spiked and volleyed their way to two exciting victoires over St Thomas and LoVola last eek to improve their record to 43 Acton s player squad led coach Ken Ellis had a relatively time defeating St Thomas Oct The overpowered their opponents 15o and 156 to win their best of three match Acton then used third string players for the third game and lost 10 this match against St Thotpas Acton Jimmy Sale served for nine straight points in one game On Oct Acton was back in against Hawks in Oak vi lie The boys took a heart breaking 16 loss in the first game The second game proved to bo the most exciting of the week for fans Acton 11 land looked to be all but finished before Jake Jovanov served for eight straight points and led his team to a 1614 Acton made quick work of the Hawks in the third game beating them The Acton Senior boy volleyball team i now in place in Volpe Division which consists of nine teams We are definitely looking to make the playoffs this year said coach Ellis I m very impressed with the team performance this year After a few minor changes the league has settled down to teams of 5 members each TEAM Braves 22 21 Snowbirds 19 Orioles 19 Dumb Bells 16 Happy Ones 14 Misfits 13 No Name Super Six 13 Alley Cats 12 Go Getters 12 Looneys 11 Honey Bees This Time Coach Tips For more information contact the Coaching Association of Canada or 3M Canada Inc Positive teaching Everyone learns best in a positive environment one that supports learners to the fullest As a coach you can create such an environment for your athletes by helping develop their self image setting goals with them emphasizing team harmony Team harmony does not necessarily mean that everyone likes each other It does mean that everyone respects and appreciates each other Being together is not enough to develop team harmony You need to work on it together throughout the season Team harmony begins with you the coach Because you are an important role model how you treat each member of the group will be copied You should treat everyone equally and with respect communicate honestly share ideas philosophy goals Athletes start to realize they depend on one another I his in terdependence is the basis of team harmony One of the ways of developing the environment and communication that will best promote team harmony is to give each of your athletes the following questionnaire Follow up individually as a group with their answers always stressing the positive ENVIRONMENT To increase my teammates enjoyment of the sport I can To increase my enjoyment of the sport I expect my teammates to To increase my teammates technical performance I can To increase my technical performance I expect my teammates to COMMUNICATION Phrases or comments like to hear at practice Phrases or comments 1 like to hear at competition The times I like it quiet are Jack Donahue was coach of Canada Basketball Team from and a nationally recognized coaching expert For more Information on coaching skills and the National Coaching Program contact the Coaching Association of Canada James Drive Gloucester Ontario KlB or Canada Box 5757 London Ontario The biggest mortgage breakthrough in a decade Only at Canada Trust If your mortgage is coming up for renewal you should consider the benefits of our unique Split Level Mortgage with the best of both open and fixed term mortgage features Until November you can get up to a rate 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