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back, two club records. Aaron Scarlett: silver in 200 breast, 4th in 100 Wd one club tecord. ‘Alex M: ronz: Jame: Moore: club : q and 100 breast. Michael White: club records in 100 free and 100 Be Matthew Hardstaff: club in ie ie boys 10- The } John Moore, . ‘Ale llns placed he and medley eam of | Hardstaff and A: laced 61 th 2001 records. Christiane Lent: tho 200 back. The girls free relay | team of Erin Shillington, Amy Willis, ee Lent and Alison Duby placed Also swimming all for the | team and achieving many personal bests were Sara Robertson, _ Shirley Grant, Elaine Collins, Lauren , Tommy Jamotte, ant and Nick Jamotte. Go get them, Leafs! By Rod Beaumont Round Two begins and Leaf fans are in a frenzy. A trend has formed in the first round with only two teams with home ice advantage winning. Hopefully for Toronto; the trend won’t remain now that they have home ice advantage. Go, get them Leafs! People sure are crazy. I remem- ber when you went to a sporting event you would try to smuggle in awine flask, not seafood. I can just see it now. A group of youths stopped by security at the turnstyle. Security asks “What’s in the bag kids?” They, of course, reply “Nothing!” and security points out, “Smells fishy to me”. Come on, Detroit has to be the only arena with a seafood stand - specifically octopus - right mae the building. I can’t see any securi ty guard or arena official alas an octopus if they were really look- ing for it. Which brings me to another beef. Who was that moron who was wav- ing an octopus at the crowd on hockey, not some arena rink rat entice the crowd by shaking dead es at them, When Toronto scored in over- time, I breathed a sigh of relief. One, ‘my team goes on, and two, hopefully. the octopi population is safe for another year. On April 24, the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association gave out their awards at the Coaches, Managers and Trainers Appreciation Dance. Congratulations to the winners and. a warm round of applause to the st. I’m sure it was a tough job for the GMHA executive to make the selections as all the coaches, man- agers and trainers deserved recog- nition for a job well done. Here’s looking forward to seeing the winners coaching once again next year and seeing everyone else, too. For without your assistance, the children would have no next year. Soccer fans are on their toes awaiting the next games result. With Canada’s win over El Salvador on the weekend, they need only win one more to qualify for the world cup. This feat marks only the second time in Cup history for Canada. By Ruth Taylor A gold medal game! Trapeze artists without nets are not more exciting than girls indoor soccer teams playing with empty nets and no goalies! Heart-thumping gasps, sighs of pee and loud applause rs for brilliant plays were eat oth ts final championship 0-0 game that went into overtime. To determine an overall winner, the goalies were pulled and for 10 minutes, the 5-player teams passed, headed ‘and bounced the soccer ball of doors, spectators and walls. Good catches were made by Bethan Elliott’s mother and Annie Schaefer’s mother in the stands but the girl’s teams on the floor were all action. The overtime score was decided by Yellow player Colleen Thompson who sunk one in, with an assist by Annie Schaefer, despite a Herculean defensive attempt by the Purple team to cover the mouth of the net with their feet. Yellow teammate Stephanie Lefebvre drove another one in after nine min- utes, with an assist from Alison Hawes, and the score was a defini- tive at 2-0 for the Yellow side. The championship game between the Yellow and the Purple teams was great defensive sport. Tasha Palumbo-Coates saved goals for the Yellow team while Alyssa Taylor, Jessie Brown and Kathy Irvine shared goalie duties for the Purple side. Legs were intertwined as players fought for the ball. Purple player Jen Westman aimed shoot-ins straight down the line while team- mate Trisha Edwards was always in position at the side of the crease ready to receive a pass. In the sécond half Yellow hee Alanna Zelek’s great shot was caught by Kathy Irvine as specta- tors held their breath. Purple Halton Hills This‘ Week? Wednesday, May 5, 1993 Paget?” Everyone involved in final day action Tale (ole) mexolerer=1g defense Jennie Royce and Faith Malinosky leapt in front of the net at the right times. Yellow players Leah Crane, Kerri Neilsen and Jen Elliott danced across the gym facing their opposition, not giving an inch into their territory. Two handballs were called but both were misfortunes, not deliber- ate. With the decision for overtime, the referees earned their afternoon’s ork, Thank you to Kim Timmings and Lee Sperduti who alternated referee and linesman duties for the games. The consolation game saw the Red and Blue team face-off for the last time and, in the wink of an eye, Little Red Devil Tina Peterson put the ball into the Blue net, after a pass from Kim Moore at center. Blue players Kristina Zelek and . Paula Gougeon fired up to stop the Red Devils while Blue forward Katie Morris plied the Red net with After half-time, Little Devil Bethan Elliott headed for the goalie box with a close but wide shot while Blue player Kristina Zelek aimed a deadly shot that was caught by Red goalie Davina Taylor. The Blue forward line of Carolyn MacNeal, Becky Leferink and Lindsay Sproule were moving the ball to and from the. walls but their luck didn’t hold. The second goal was scored by Little Red Devil, Jen Tremblay who found a corner behind the Blue goalie who came out to stop her. The strong defen- sive Red line of Becky Culp and Brianne Evers-Jordan kept the ball in the opposing team’s half. The score stood fast at 2-0. Both consolation and champi- onship games were superb shows of good sportsmanship and neatly- executed plays culminating the efforts of the girls and parents who sat in the bleachers of the Acton High School gym all winter. Thank you to the coaches, referees and parents who set up and took down the cian every week, too. ks are extended to the marie for being there every Saturday, and for encouraging ani supporting the girls with a positive attitude. Marc and Ro Palumbo-Coates for the Yellow team; Colin Royce for the Purple team; Roger Roy for the Little Red Devils and Lindsey Baines for the Blue team. After the Pizza Hut Party on Saturday, it will be out to the green leaves and pitches of Georgetown and Acton for outdoor soccer! Bed Frame (39-54) Limit 2 Per Customer. Single Mattre s Spring Construction... SINGLE SET....... Double Mattress Spring Construction . Queen Mattress Queen Set.. Orthopedic Twin Mattress Set.. Bye) e Set (25 Year Warranty) ... 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