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35| The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,F ebruary 1,2018 theifp.ca The North Halton Twisters emerged as the gold medallists in the 14- team bantam B Division at the Guelph Girls' Hock- ey Association's Winter Classic Tournament, de- feating Mount Brydges 5-3 in the championship game. Preliminary round - North Halton 5, Ottawa Ice Hawks 2; North Hal- ton 0, Mississauga Chiefs 0; North Halton 1, Mount Brydges Cougars 1 Semifinal - North Hal- ton 5, Walkerton Capitals 3 Final - North Halton 5, Mount Brydges 3 SPORTS Team members (front, from left) are: Goalies Alana Mortimer, Hannah Duerden. Second row: Caroline Lefaive, Jenn Caruso. Back row: Coach Manny Liwanag, Marissa Liwanag, Sarah Fournier, coach Tim Cadeau, Rachel Fournier, Rylee Nyitrai, Kari-Ann Pardaens, Tori Nascimento, Eden Onoprijenko, Taylor Cadeau, Nicole Sutej, Toria Stephens, Amy Robling, coach Jason Hamp, Alana Hamp. DJ Nascimento/Photo Bantam B Twisters go undefeated at Guelph Winter Classic The Georgetown Impact under-17 boys are tied for top spot out of 35 teams in the Volleyball Ontario Chal- lenge Cup rankings, even in points with the York Region Storm RipTide club heading into a tournament in U-17 Premier tournament this weekend at Brock Universi- ty in St. Catharines. The Impact captured the Provincial Cup tourney in Stratford in November and didn't lose a set along the way, defeating the Lon- don Volleyball Club in the championship match. The local side also earned silver medals at the U17 Challenge Cup in Guelph last month and bronze in a 40-team field at the CAN-AM Rochester tourney, in which George- town's under-17s received an on-the-spot invitation to play in the U.S. Nationals in Arizona in July, but had to pass on the opportunity. U-17 Impact hits top of the rankings Team members (front, from left) are: Chris Bowen, Cameron Zanolla, Josh Pereira, Steven Abrams, Alex Horvath. Back row: Assistant coaches John Nguyen, Stefan Pernu, Josh Timukas, Nicolas Gumienik, Gage McCurdy, Noah Romero-Marshall, Connor MacNeil, coach Dan Hayes. Contributed by U-17 Impact Eric Montag earned a bronze medal and Camila Ruszkiewicz received an invitation to the national championships for the lo- cally-based Kick Nation club at the 2018 Taekwondo Provincial Games at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre earlier this month. Montag, 14, placed third in high performance spar- ring in the junior 68-kilo- gram division. The 13-year-old, Rusz- kiewicz, finished fourth in high performance poom- sae in the individual fe- male cadet class, qualify- ing her for the Canadian Taekwondo Champion- ships in Ottawa taking place Feb. 15-18. Another Kick Nation member, 14-year-old Luis Positano, competed in high performance sparring in the junior 55-kg division and fought well in his two bouts. Bronze, nationals invite for Kick Nation competitors Don't miss out! Visit website for details and to register! georgetownsoccerclub.com REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! Register by February 10th to receive Early Bird Savings! 2018 OUTDOOR HOUSE LEAGUE SOCCER