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•T h e IF P • H alto n H ills, Thursd ay, A ug ust 7, 2014 25 312 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com For inventory & pricing visit us at www.georgetowntoyota.com 2014 Corolla LE OWN IT FOR $21,155* or$199 plus HST per month for 60 months with $2,000 down @ 1.9% NEW LOCATION *See dealer for details Model BURLEC-AA Finance up to 36 months at 0.9% SPORTS "Quote/unquote" The Halton Hills Bulldogs host Six Nationsin the Ontario Jr. B Lacrosse League championship series Friday at 8 p.m. 'Dogs get Rebel rematch Having lost to the Six Nations Rebels for the Ontario Jr. B Lacrosse League championship in 2008 and 2011, the Hal- ton Hills Bulldogs will get another shot at the reigning provincial champs starting Wednesday night. Game one was played Wednesday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena, with game two of the best-of-5 matchup set for the Alcott Arena Friday at 8 p.m. Halton Hills advanced to the league finals with an 11-10 double-overtime vic- tory Friday night in Akwesasne over the Indians to complete the series sweep 3-0 and clinch the newly named Colby Mi- chael Hancock Memorial Eastern Confer- ence Memorial Trophy. Veteran forward Seth Laidlaw notched the winning goal just six seconds into the second OT period after his Bulldogs erased a 10-6 deficit with nine minutes left in the third period to force extra time. The Rebels defeated Orangeville 15-4 Sunday night to clinch the West Confer- ence title with a 3-1 series win, although the Northmen did hand Six Nations its first loss of the year at the ILA or any- where else. "They have a winning atmosphere in Six Nations and we know what they have accomplished, but as a team we feel we match up well against anyone we play when we focus on what we do well," said Bulldogs' head coach Blaine McCauley. Game three of the league champion- ship series is slated for Six Nations Sun- day at 7 p.m., with game four Tuesday in Georgetown at 8 p.m. Cycle nation descended on the small town of Terra Cotta in Caledon from cycling clubs from across the province for the 10th annual Dimpfilmeier Le Tour de Terra Cotta bike race on Monday. More than 450 cyclists took part in this year's races spanning numer- ous age groups ranging from beginners to elite riders. In all, six divisions raced the track over four separate distances during the daylong event as the roads that made up the track were shut down to accommodate them. Guelph's Ryan Roth was the winner of the men's 104.16-km elite road race in a time of two hours, 34 minutes and 16 sec- onds, about 20 seconds ahead of the runner-up. Saskia Kowalchuk of Hamilton was the fastest female finisher in the elite road event in 2:46:45. Photo by Graeme Frisque Brandon Ihansa (2) and Haydn Gaskill-Cadwallader (99) of the North Halton Crimson Tide try to recover an onside kick in the final minute of the OFC semifinal Saturday in Georgetown against the Huronia Stallions. The Stallions held on for a 34-29 win. Photo by Eamonn Maher Falling behind 20-0 in the first half turned out to be too much to overcome for the North Halton Crimson Tide Satur- day night as the visiting Huronia Stallions prevailed 34-29 in an Ontario Football Conference varsity semifinal matchup at Kiwanis Field. The top-seeded Tide had defeated the Stallions during the regular season, but fell behind early against the East Conference's second-place team. An electrifying kickoff return in the final seconds of the opening half by Georgetown's Dondre Palma cut into the Stallions' lead and the Tide carried the momentum out of the intermssion. Quarterback Tanner Gaskill-Cadwal- lader, Chris Buckley and Dayvon Love added major scores in the second half. Varsity Tide tripped up at home 10th anniversary ride for Le Tour de Terra Cotta Georgetown Impact Develop- ment Volleyball team members Josh Menheere (left) and Ryan Gibson just took up the sport this year and have already found their way to the medals' podium. The duo won the under-14 boys' divi- sion at a recent Ontario Volleyball Association beach tournament in Cobourg. A couple of other Impact Development players, Ja- cob Albert and Nathan Rothery, earned silver medals at another OVA tourney at Ashbridges Bay last month. Submitted photo Making an Impact