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•T he I FP • H al to n H ill s •T ue sd ay , M ar ch 5 , 2 01 3 12 www.georgetownraidersjra.com GEORGETOWN JUNIOR "A" GAME OF THE WEEK GO RAIDERS GO! GEORGETOWN JR. A RAIDERS vs TORONTO LAKESHORE Wednesday, March 6, 2013 - 8:00 pm Mold-Masters SportsPlex (Alcott Arena) Playoffs We are calling on YOU, our families, friends and neighbours. With our client numbers growing, the demand for our services is also increasing, leading to an even greater need for volunteers. Our Residential Campaign during the month of April needs volunteers to canvass door to door. If you can spare even a few hours of your time, please call Betty 905-702-8886 or email bfendley@cancerassistance.org VOLUNTEERS WANTEDSPORTS & LEISURE Robbie Murden netted the winning marker in the sec- ond period as the host Georgetown Raiders skated past the Toronto Lakeshore Patriots 4-1 on Saturday in an Ontario Junior Hockey League playoff contest. The Raiders lead the best-of-7 South West Conference quarterfi nal series 2-1, with game four at the MasterCard Centre in Etobicoke tonight (Tuesday) at 7 p.m. Game fi ve is set for the Alcott Arena Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tyler McCarthy, Drake Hart and Alex Botten also tallied in game three for the Raiders, who were outshot 36-33 in front of about 300 spectators. On Friday night, sixth-seeded Toronto Lakeshore led 3-0 early in the second period on a goal by local resident and OJHL Second Team All-Star Alex D'Oliveira, going on to a 5-1 win to even the series. Nathan Feric had a hat trick for the Pats, with rookie defender Santino Centorame getting third-place Georgetown's lone goal. If a sixth game is required, it will be played Friday at the MasterCard Centre at 8 p.m. Game seven is set for Alcott Arena Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Former Raider and local resident Andy Bathgate was named Ontario University of Athletics West Division rook- ie of the year after fi nishing 14th overall in league scoring with 16 goals and 16 assists in 23 games for Guelph. For the third time in the last four years, Christ the King's Jaguars have claimed the Halton Tier I boys' hock- ey championship and will host today's (Tuesday's) Golden Horseshoe Athlet- ic Conference fi nal against Hamilton's Bishop Ryan beginning at 2:30 p.m. A victory over Bishop Ryan will send the Jags on to the 16-team OF- SAA AAA/AAAA championship tour- nament March 19-22 in Brampton. CtK's boys, who lost just once during the regular season, defeated Oakville's Holy Trinity Titans 5-2 on Thursday at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex to capture the Halton title. After taking the fi rst two penalties of the contest, CtK settled down and took advantage of an undisciplined Holy Trinity side, with Daryl Hanzel- ka scoring twice and Mike Nicolucci adding another in building a 3-0 lead through the fi rst period. "We have a pretty talented group but sometimes they think they can just get by on talent," said CtK head coach Scott Van de Valk. "Our discipline was the differ- ence today. We told them, 'Take some abuse, keep your feet moving and you will put yourself in good position to win.'" Hanzelka ended up with a hat trick on the afternoon, with Nicolucci notching three assists. Brad Ranson also tallied and defender Connor Mor- timer collected two helpers. A 1-0 loss to Burlington's Assump- tion in last year's HSSAA fi nal disrupt- ed the Jaguars' recent dynasty. In girls' action, Christ the King was edged out in the Halton Tier I semi- fi nals last week by Corpus Christi of Burlington with a 3-2 defeat in Oakville. Two Georgetown AA rep teams can book their spots in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association champi- onship fi nals with victories tonight (Tuesday) on home ice at the Mold- Masters SportsPlex. The Sunny Acre Farms midget Raiders lead Brampton 2-1 in their best-of-5 OMHA semifi nal series after a dramatic 5-4 overtime win in Brampton Sunday afternoon. Jacob Hector and captain Ben Ni- colucci scored in the fi nal minute of regulation to force OT and then Callaghan Murphy slapped in the winner. Game four is set for the Alcott A pad Tuesday at 9 p.m. Ajax leads Barrie three points to one in the other OMHA AA semifi nal. Meanwhile, the minor bantam AA Raiders are also up 2-1 on Mi- nor Oaks of Oakville after a pair of 6-3 wins on the weekend and can clinch the series with a win Tues- day beginning at 8:45 p.m. at the Alcott B rink. CtK Jaguars now set sights on GHAC Tier I hockey crown CTK JAGUARS HSSAA TIER I CHAMPIONS Georgetown Raiders' forward Drake Hart gets knocked down by Toronto Lakeshore's Michael Apreda during Saturday's playoff encounter at the Al- cott Arena. Hart's late second-period goal gave the Raiders a two-goal lead and they went on to a 4-1 win, taking a 2-1 edge in the best-of-7 series. Photo by Brian Watts/OJHL Images Raiders grab 2-1 lead on Patriots Rep Raiders eye OMHA fi nal berths