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35| The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,January 18,2018 theifp.ca Halton Hills was well represented in the 2018 Ontario Lacrosse Association Jr. A Draft, with three players selected in the second round on Sunday. Twenty-two names in total were called during the two rounds of the online draft and all three Bulldogs taken played for the Halton Hills midgets, who advanced to the provincial qualifiers this past summer among the top 16 teams in Ontario. Taken 13th overall by the Brampton Ex- celsiors was five-foot-nine, 160-pound Liam Mackay, a transition player who is a faceoff specialist and captained the local midgets in 2017. The Excels also selected Bulldog Adri- an Channel 19th overall. The five-foot-ten, 150-pound Channel is a "crease guy" on of- fence with a knack for grabbing rebounds and scoring goals in close. Josh Gamble, a 6-foot, 180-pound goalie, went to Kitchener-Waterloo 21st overall. Gamble likes to contribute offensively as well by throwing long, accurate passes up the floor and blocking opposition players for his defenders. All three play field lacrosse on travel- ling teams in the U.S., with Mackay suiting up for the Hill Academy, while Channel and Gamble are members of Edge La- crosse. The HHMLA has had one player drafted in the second round in each of the previous three years: Zack Kearney, Whitby 2017; John Vezina, Kitchener-Waterloo 2016; Cameron Downey, Orangeville 2015. LACROSSE 3 Halton Hills Bulldogs chosen in OLA Jr. A Draft Not satisfied with per-forming just one good deedfor charity, the North Hal- ton peewee BB Twisters are going all out in their ef- forts to hoist the Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup. The Twisters are one of 10 peewee teams from across the country that have reached the semifi- nals of the online contest and they're asking local residents to jump on board the campaign by voting on- line. So far, the North Halton peewees have assembled and distributed emergency care kits to McMaster Chil- dren's Hospital's neo-natal unit and the Halton Wom- en's Place shelter, earning $2,000 for their charity of choice and if they can reach the top three in vot- ing, $5,000 will be added to their donation. Undefeated in Lower Lakes Female Hockey League play this season, the team members have al- so organized a blood donor drive to bolster their off-ice volunteer work. By viewing and sharing the following YouTube vid- eo https://youtu.be/O- kmJy6vEl4, votes will be counted toward the Twist- ers' contest total. Voting runs until Jan. 28. HOCKEY Peewee Twisters seeking Good Deeds Cup 372 Queen Street, Acton • 519-853-9292 • 333 Mountainview Road South, Georgetown • 905-873-3103 www.eramosaphysio.com • Player and Coach Education • Preseason BaselineTesting • Balance Assessment • Sports Medicine Consultation • Cognitive and ImPACT testing • Return to Play Protocols • Follow Up and Collaborative Medical Evaluation • Step by Step Medical Guidance Where every patient is treated like an elite athlete We are here to keep our athletes active into their adult years and can offer you: Concussion Passport to Safe Play When you need concussion assessment and follow up treatment, you can be reassured that our Concussion Passport Guidelines are medically endorsed and follow the International Zurich Concussion Guidelines. We are here to treat every patient like an athlete, but FIRST they have to be medically assessed and treated as a patient and more importantly your child. Don't miss out! Visit website for details and to register! georgetownsoccerclub.com Mark Your CalenDar! register online for the 2018 outdoor house league season from January 27th to February 10th to receive early bird savings. 2018 OUTDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION