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43| The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,M arch 1,2018 theifp.ca SPORTS Visit theifp.ca for more coverage Forty-two figure skaters, including seven from Acton, took part in Saturday's club competition hosted by the Georgetown Skating Club at the Mold-Masters Sport- sPlex. Under the guidance of professional coaches, partic- ipants showed their talent and skills in a friendly team competition. The winning team was the Ice Bandits, who stole the show at the competition. Bandits' team members are: Nicole Hehn, Victoria Nowak, Reka Somogyi, Madelyn Gander, Kenda Oribhabor, Isabella Ward, Valerie Cascao, Hannah Cal- vert, Mia Hamilton, Julia Walsh, Arianne Le Rouzes, Ella Andrews, Ainsley Fritzsch and Lyla Attard. After the Canada 150 cele- bration performances last year, the GSC won't be host- ing an ice carnival to close out the calendar for 2017-18. Several GSC members will be in Innisfil this coming weekend for the March Ma- nia competition. Following are the results of Saturday's GCS Club Com- petition: STAR 2 Elements 1. Pheobe Miksic. 2. Kenda Oribhabor. 2. Taylor Johnson. 3. Valerie Cascao. 3. Angelina Avanessian. STAR 3 Elements 1. Brynn Watson-Mumford. 2. Alana Carras. 2. Amy Gingrich. 3. Isabella Ward. STAR 5 Elements 1. Madelyn Gander. 1. Reka Somogyi. 2. Sophia Succo. Senior Bronze Elements 1. Emma deVries. 2. Hannah Borotsik. Junior Silver Elements 1. Sasha DesRoches. 2. Victoria Nowak. 3. Leah-Sophie O'Meara. Pre-Junior Elements 1. Emily Benford. 2. Lyla Attard. 3. Reese Bellchamber. 3. Ainsley Fritzsch. Pre-Junior Elements 1. Rory Madill. 2. Julia Walsh. 3. Jalynn Wilson. 3. Nicky Ferris. STAR 1 Elements 1. Rayna Chantrel. 2. Heather O' Keefe. 3. Sophia Attard. 4. Alexa Yanchus. 5. Arianne Le Rouze. 6. Julia Silva. STAR 1 Elements 1. Mia Hamilton. 1. Ella Andrews. 2. Hannah Calvert. 3. Mya Bonus. 4. Paige Paterson. 5. Kayla McEnery. FreeSkate STAR 2 1. Phoebe Miksic. 2. Taylor Johnson. 3. Angelina Avanessian. 3. Valerie Cascao. FreeSkate STAR 3 1. Brynn Watson-Mumford. 2. Alana Carras. 3. Isabella Ward. FreeSkate STAR 4 1. Lindsay Russell. 2. Amy Gingrich. FreeSkate Star 1 Elements - Flight 1 1. Rayna Chantrel. 2. Heather O'Keefe. 3. Arianne Le Rouzes. 4. Sophia Attard. 5. Alexa Yanchus. FreeSkate Star 1 Elements -Flight 2 1. Mia Hamilton. 2. Kayla McEnery. 3. Hannah Calvert. 4. Mya Bonus. FreeSkate STAR 5 1. Reka Somogyi. 2. Emma deVries. 3. Madelyn Gander. 4. Sophia Succo. FreeSkate STAR 6 1. Victoria Nowak. 2. Hannah Borotsik. 3. Leah-Sophie O'Meara. Adult FreeSkate 1. Nicole Hehn. 2. Victoria Cockburn. Adult Interpretive Vicki Newman - Exhibition. Dutch Waltz 1. Hannah Calvert. 2. Alexa Yanchus. 3. Mya Bonus. 4. Kayla McEnery. Canasta Tango 1. Mia Hamilton. 2. Sophia Attard. Swing 1. Taylor Johnson. 2. Valerie Cascao. 3. Angelina Avanessian. Ten Fox 1. Sophia Succo. 2. Phoebe Miksic. Fourteen Step 1. Kenda Oribhabor. 2. Leah-Sophie O'Meara. Keats 1. Reka Somogyi. 2. Emma deVries. Argentine 1. Sasha DesRoches. 2. Nicole Hehn. Pre-Junior Interpretive 1. Emily Benford. 2. Reese Bellchamber. 3. Ainsley Fritzsch. 4. Lyla Attard. Pre-Junior Interpretive 1. Rory Madill. 2. Julia Walsh. 2. Nicky Ferris. 3. Jalynn Wilson. Junior Interpretive 1. Rayna Chantrel. 2. Heather O'Keefe. 3. Sophia Attard. 4. Alexa Yanchus. 4. Arianne Le Rouzes. 4. Julia Silva. Junior Interpretive 1. Mia Hamilton. 2. Ella Andrews. 2. Kayla McEnery. 3. Hannah Calvert. 3. Mya Bonus. 3. Paige Paterson. Introductory Interpretive 1. Sophia Succo. 2. Brynn Watson-Mumford. Bronze Interpretive 1. Reka Somogyi. 2. Kenda Oribhabor. Georgetown club competition results Victoria Nowak of the Georgetown Skating Club received resounding applause from spectators at the Mold-Masters SportsPlex for her Bronze Interpretive performace at the Club Competition. Eamonn Maher photo Having clinched second place in the On- tario Junior Hockey League's South/West Conference long ago, the Georgetown Raid- ers couldn't wait to see the 54-game regular season come to a close. The defending league-champion Raiders finished out the schedule with a 3-0 loss in Burlington Friday night, just two days after Georgetown pounded the struggling Cou- gars 9-2 in the same Appleby Ice Centre rink. Now the waiting is over for the 36-12-3-3 Raiders, the second-place team in the con- ference, as they'll take on Toronto's St. Mi- chael's Buzzers, seeded seventh in the con- ference, in the best-of-7 opening round of playoffs. Georgetown won the season series 3-1. Game 1 of the series will be played tonight (Thursday, March 10) at 7:30 p.m. followed by Game 2 at the Alcott Arena Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Games 3 and 4 will be played Sunday af- ternoon and Tuesday at St. Michael's Col- lege Arena in Toronto. Scoring for the Raiders in the rout on Wednesday were Nicholas Prestia (2), An- drew Cordssen-David, Derek McVey, Matt McJannet, Dominic Dumas, Brendan D'Agostino, Justin Paul and Jason Smith. For more coverage on the team, check out the Raiders' Playoff Preview pullout section in this week's edition of the Independent & Free Press. HOCKEY Raiders blanked by Burlington in regular season finale 312 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com Thursday Mar. 1st, 2018 Georgetown Raiders vs. St. Michael's Buzzers Saturday Mar. 3rd, 2018 Georgetown Raiders vs. St. Michael's Buzzers Games are 7:30pm, Mold-Masters SportsPlex