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•Th e IF P• H al to n H ill s • Th ur sd ay , O ct ob er 3 0, 2 01 4 28 312 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com 201 5 RAV4 FWD LE 20 15 R AV4 AWD L *60 month leases, 20,000 low km lease, $0 down payment. Pictures not exactly as shown. See dealer for details. MSRP - ZFREVT-AA $25,830 MSPR-BFREVTA $28,045 ZFREVT-AA BFREVT-A 20 15 WD LE20 LE $309mo.$289mo. $0 Down pAymEnT SPORTS Coming up The Georgetown Skating Club hosts the Skate Canada Sectionals today to Sunday at the Mold-Masters SportsPlex Several local runners bound for OFSAA meet Three of the six races at the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Con- ference cross-country champi- onships last Thursday in Milton were won by Georgetown ath- letes, resulting in several provin- cial qualifiers. Held at the Hilton Falls Con- servation Area in Milton, Christ the King's Mackenzie Cameron took top spot in the senior girls' 5K race in a time of 19 minutes, 27 seconds and the Jaguars also placed first in that age group's team standings to earn berths for Saturday's Ontario Federa- tion of Schools Athletic Asso- ciation championship meet in Waterloo. The other senior Jaguar team members, with GHAC result in parentheses, are: Stephanie Knowles (4th), Mary-Lynne Peel (8th), Nicole Waddick (12th), Maddie Shiell (43rd), Greta Bi- ganzoli (55th), Francesca Mau- lucci (65th), Elissa Keenleyside (73rd), Cindy Dziuba (74th). In the senior boys' GHAC race, Georgetown's Matt Knebel crossed the line first over the 7K course in a time of 24:02, nearly a minute ahead of the runner-up finisher, to qualify for OFSAA, while CtK's senior boys' contin- gent will also be going to Water- loo after placing second. Jaguar team members are: Reid Perna (3rd), Steven Moore (7th), Claudio Sereno (11th), Alec Meneses (40th), Dan- iel Basile (58th), Brady Lege- re (93rd), Jacob McGillivray (95th), Steve Brieda (98th). CtK's Kyra Scott and Stefanie Parsons finished one-two in the 4K junior girls' event, yet it was the GDHS Rebels who won the overall GHAC team title, con- sisting of results by Meghan Sip- pel (3rd), Allison Sippel (6th), Kayla Higgins (8th), Katie Sell (12th), Jeanne Gaullier (22nd), Paige Allen (36th), Famke Al- berts (44th). More local OFSAA qualifiers came from CtK in the 6K junior boys' race as the Jags were sec- ond amongst the teams, headed up by Tanner Ellis (7th), An- drew Whelan (11th), Benjamin Ray (16th), Carter Urie (26th), Ashton Castellino (31st), Ga- briel Pereira (33rd), Sebastian Sanchez (41st). Cam Cherwaiko of CtK also grabbed the last in- dividual qualifying spot in the midget boys' 5K race at GHAC. Georgetown District High School's Matt Knebel cruised to victory in the senior boys' race at the GHAC cross country championship at Milton's Hil- ton Falls Conservation Area last week. Photo by Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group Raiders suffer first road defeat Ex-Raiders land jobs in pro leagues A brilliant 47-save performance by Orangeville Flyers' netminder Wyatt Pickrell resulted in just the second regu- lation loss for the Georgetown Raid- ers, a 2-1 decision in an Ontario Junior Hockey League contest Sunday. The visiting Raiders outshot the hosts 48-20 in a matchup of the top two West Division teams, who are now tied at 24 points for first place in the divi- sion, although Georgetown holds four games in hand. The loss marked a number of firsts for the 11-2-2 Raiders this season. It was the team's only loss away from home and the first time that the league's leading scorer, Steve Hladin, was held off the scoresheet. Superb rookie net- minder Jack Lafontaine also took his first loss against five victories this fall. The Raiders travel to Trenton Friday night to face the 15-3-0 Golden Hawks, followed by a home date Saturday with the Toronto Jr. Canadiens at 7:30 p.m. Following is a Where are they now? list of some Georgetown Jr. A Raiders' graduates who moved on to play at the post-secondary school level in the U.S. or Canada and have earned contracts in the professional ranks: Kyle Essery - St. Lawrence University, now Unibet Stars, Denmark Jeremy Wick - St. Lawrence University, now Geneve Servette, Switzerland Tony Capobianco - Canisius College, now Elmira Jackals in the ECHL George Lovatsis - Concordia University, now Bordeaux, France Evan Zych - College of Holy Cross, now Canterbury Red Devils, New Zealand Kevin Harvey - Evansville Icemen ECHL Scott Wilson - UMass Lowell, now Wilkes- Barre Scranton Penguins AHL Josh Burnell - Elmira College, now Ev Fussen, Germany Mike Gurtler - Mercyhurst University, now Huntsville Havoc SPHL Vince Laise - University of Maine, assis- tant coach Erie Otters OHL Kyra Scott of Christ the King Secondary School edged out her Jaguar teammate Stefanie Parsons for first place last week at the finish line of the junior girls' 4K race at the GHAC cross country championships in Milton. Scott and Parsons both qualified for this Sat- urday's provincial championship meet in Waterloo. Photo by Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group