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Anderson gets UBC offer Continued from pg. 18 Another thrill for Anderson was the JNT's stay in Toronto on the Canada Day long weekend. The team caught a couple of games in the Blue Jays-Philadelphia Phillies series and stayed at the Rogers Centre hotel, while also getting in some practices on the turf. Along with his national team commitments, Anderson has had a busy schedule with the Ontario under-18 Terriers, playing in tournaments in Oklahoma, Nashville, New Jersey and two more in Syracuse this month. His next goal is to get invited to the JNT's next session in North Carolina in September, where a final roster of 20 players will be set for the World Junior Qualification Tournament in Cartagena, Colombia Sept. 23 to Oct. 2. From there, the top four countries will qualify for the 2012 World Junior Baseball Championship in Seoul, South Korea. "(Adam's) got a real good breaking ball that he throws for strikes, he locates his fastball and mixes in a change-up -- and when you locate and mix, you've got a chance," Hamilton said on Baseball Canada's website. Heading into his final year of high school, Anderson is already fielding scholarship bids from universities on both sides of the border. The University of British Columbia has offered a letter of intent for him to sign. "It's an exciting process and I'm just trying to find the right fit. I'll probably make a decision in a month or two." 19 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, July 21, 2011 The Georgetown Mustangs took top spot in the boys' under-10 division at a tournament in Whitby, defeating all five teams they faced. Team members (front, from left) are: Steven Abrams, Patrick Koehler, Blake Armstrong. Second row: Justin Clancy, Sean Martincourt, Sebastian Woods, Christopher Bowen. Third row: Connor Chandler, Joshua Tavares, Devin Guest, Kelso Schneider. Back row: Assistant coach Don Guest, Henry Walter, Mitchell Dillon, head coach Shean Dillon. Submitted photo U-10 Mustangs win in Whitby A goal in extra time gave the Georgetown under-10 boys' division one Mustangs a 2-1 triumph over the home side at the Whitby Iroquois Cup youth soccer tournament recently to complete a perfect weekend on the pitch. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 5, Leaside Tiger Gold 0; Georgetown 6, Whitby Iroquois B 1; Georgetown 2, Ajax United White 0 Semifinal-- Georgetown 4, West Toronto United FC 1 Championship-- Georgetown 2, Whitby Iroquois A 1 (OT) driving for dollars Date: Saturday July 23rd Time: 8:00 am to 10:00 pm Location: 2055 Bovaird Drive West PRO black JEC golf TED co OPE urs NIN creek e 13 Come on out to The Old Pro Driving Range and hit balls, mini-putt or work on your short game all for charity! All procceds for the days sales will be donated to the Georgetown Hospital Foundation for the new CT Scanner and ER Expansion Projects G 20