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•T h e IF P • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, O ct ob er 2 , 2 01 4 32 312 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com For inventory & pricing visit us at www.georgetowntoyota.com *See dealer for details Model BF1FLT-CA 2014 CAMRY LE OWN IT FOR NEW LOCATION0.9 % Fina ncing availab le up to 84 mon ths. $23,015 $25,515* or lease for$267 plus tax per month for 60 months @ 0.9% and $0 down payment -$2500 CASH REBATE SPORTS Coming up Halton Hills Minor Hockey hosts the Best of the Best Thanksgiving Challenge Oct. 10-13 at various local arenas Giles, Potter shine in HSSAA final The Georgetown Rebels nearly pulled off a rare sweep of the girls' and boys' titles at the Halton Secondary School Athletic Association golf championships this week at the Hidden Lake Golf Club in Burlington. Grade 9 student Kristen Giles won the 36-hole girls' event after shooting an 80 on Tuesday, which combined with an 87 at last week's opening round at the Wyl- dewood course, was good enough for a seven-stroke cushion over the second- place finisher. Christ the King's Jennifer Knox placed third. GDHS's Gray Potter fired a 67 at Hid- den Lake Tuesday, which was the best individual round at the HSSAA event in 25 years, but had to settle for second spot due to an 81 shot at Wyldewood last week. CtK's Thomas Hunt fired a 72 to finish 11th overall. Giles qualified for the OFSAA Girls' Golf Festival, to be held Oct. 15-16 at the Kingsville Golf & Country Club, while Potter and Hunt move on to the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference champi- onship on Tuesday at the Beverley Golf & Country Club in Copetown. FOOTBALL: Alex Leduc rushed for two touchdowns and quarterback Mitch Spence connected with receiver Lucas Fritz for two more major scores as the Georgetown Rebels downed the Bishop Reding Royals 36-7 in Milton Friday in a Halton Secondary School Athletic As- sociation Tier II junior football matchup. The 2-0 Rebels were bolstered by time- ly interceptions from Nick Samis and Marcus Watson to build the comfortable lead. Kicker Kyle Horak contributed four converts and a two-point safety. GDHS's juniors play host to the 1-1 Abbey Park Eagles Thursday at Kiwanis Field beginning at 2:30 p.m. which will be followed by three straight road games. Also last Friday in Milton, George- town's seniors held an 8-0 lead over the Royals for a large part of the contest before the Royals scored two majors to come away with a 14-8 win, evening the Rebels record at 1-1 in the Tier II divi- sion. The 1-1 Rebels host White Oaks Thursday at 4:15 p.m. Optimist cross-country meet draws close to 700 runners The weather couldn't have been more co-operative last week as the Optimist Club of Georgetown hosted its annual cross-country running meet for elementary-age athletes under balmy conditions at Cedarvale Park. Run over two days, the event drew just under 700 participants age 8-13. Following are the top-three finish- ers in each age group: 8-year-old Girls 1.Lauren Jansen, Holy Cross 2.Hannuh Lockwood, Harrison 3.Brooklynn Scott, Glen Williams 8-year-old Boys 1.Malcolm Daniell, Silver Creek 2.Matthew Moir, Gardiner 3.Christopher Caisse, George Kennedy 9-year-old Girls 1.Jaime Barrows, Glen Williams 2.Taylor Bechaid, Park 3.Sydney Hood, Park 9-year-old Boys 1.Easton Gougeon, Silver Creek 2.Joey Melo, Park 3.Michael Moir, Gardiner 10-year-old Girls 1.Julia Sartocello, G'town Rockets 2.Olivia Meldrum, Halton Hills Christian 3.Danielle Blandford-Grosse, HHCS 10-year-old Boys 1.Charlie Winsir, Glen Williams 2.Rowan McDonald, Gardiner 3.(tie) Ryan Burt, Joseph Gibbons & Nolan Smith, Silver Creek 11-year-old Girls 1.Rachel Love, Georgetown Rockets 2.Madison Tuck, Stewarttown 3.Heather Scott, Georgetown Rockets Team cup: Stewarttown 11-year-old Boys 1.Braeden Biggar, Gardiner 2.Marcelo Flores, Centennial 3.Jesse Telfer, Centennial Team cup: Silver Creek 12-year-old Girls 1.Kait Morris, Gardiner 2.Alyssa McDonald, Gardiner 3.Puneet Parhar, Post's Corners Team cup: Post's Corners 12-year-old Boys 1.Nathan Bellsmith, HHCS 2.Samuel Clarke, Post's Corners 3.Luke Woodworth, Centennial Team cup: Post's Corners 13-year-old Girls 1.Mari Young, Post's Corners 2.Alexis Roulstone, Mackenzie-Smith Bennett 3.Teah Cook, Centennial Team cup: Centennial 13-year-old Boys 1.Connor Chondler, Gardiner 2.Caleb Hennessey, HHCS 3.James Ferris, HHCS Team cup: Gardiner Raiders showcase their talents The Georgetown Raiders completed their September segment of the On- tario Junior Hockey League schedule with a 5-1-1 record after a 3-2 victory over the Aurora Tigers Sunday after- noon in Oakville. All OJHL teams played two games over the weekend at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in front of 155 scouts at the annual Governor's Showcase event. Georgetown won its opener Fri- day with a 4-3 overtime decision over the Pickering Panthers and jumped out to a 3-0 lead Sunday before the Tigers scored a couple of late goals to make for a frenzied finish. Brendan Jacome, Anthony Marra and game MVP Steve Hladin scored for the Raiders, with 16-year-old net- minder Jack Lafontaine blocking 25 saves to bring his record to 2-0-1. Next up for the Raiders is a trip to Stouffville Saturday to take on the Spirit. Their next home game will be on Saturday, Oct. 11 against the 3-7 Burlington Cougars. Georgetown District High School's Kristen Giles captured the Halton high school girls' golf title Tuesday in Burlington, while Rebel team- mate Gray Potter (right) shot a su- perb round of 67 to finish runner-up amongst the boys. Above photo submitted; Right photo by Eric Riehl/ Metroland Media Group