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Page 12 - Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, May 19, 1993 Rebels run wild at Halton Championships By Mike Zrostek Georgetown District High School Rebels tracks and field team ran, threw and jumped their way to their fourth track and field meet win of the year in convincing fashion at the Halton Track and Field Championships staged at Nelson High School in Burlington this past Friday. The Rebels dominated the Haltons with none of the other 20 competing schools coming even close to challenging for the overall team title. GDHS amassed an amazing 489 points thanks in part to nine gold medals on the day and 24 medals altogether. The nearest school to GDHS was White Oaks of Oakville, which finished with 245 points.Thitd placewent to the host school Nelson with 234 points. “You just feel like boasting about the results.We had some strong individual efforts from Andrea Le Bannister, Kristy Johnson, Dave Sands, Scott Hobbs and Matt Brain. I just sat back and enjoyed watching our athletes,” said coach Bevin Clark. Clark admits that everybody who participated should be proud of the results and that reflects on the number of athletes who advanced to the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference. Championships (GHAC) at McMaster University taking place today (Wednesday). é oe 232 Guelph St. Georgetown @ FREE ESTIMATES GDHS will be taking a squad of 55 athletes who will participate in 109 events. When asked about the meet, Clark seemed humble as he -shrugged his shoulders on responding to the dominance GDHS showed at the meet. However he seems to be positive about what may happen at GHAC. “] think we can send about 30 to 35 athletes to the Ontario’s from GHAC and also some from the relays,” said Clark. This years OFSAA meet takes place in Oshawa on June 4 and 5S. The girls field events all went last Tuesday but the track team had some strong showings with Becky Couling and Sarah Harley finishing fifth and sixth respectively in the senior girls 200-metres. In the 800- metres Kristy Johnson took third while Alexis Kerr came in fourth. Kristy Johnson struck again win- ning the 3000-metres and in the senior girls, the 400-metre relay team of Sarah Harley, Sarah Buckle, Julie Tanas and Becki Couling placed fourth. In the junior girls 200-metres Andrea LeBannister finished fifth and Jen Murray was sixth. Jodye Johnson finished second and Erica Booth was third in the junior girls 800-metres. The Rebels took the top. three positions in the junior girls 3000-metres with Jodye Johnson finishing first, Esther WE DO IT Qualified Tradesmen Low Handyman Prices Copland second and Ellen Matthews placing third. The midget girls saw Jill McMeneny come in third in the 800-metres. Matt Deruchie, Scott Hobbs, Randy Bond and Matt Zuraw fin- ished first in the senior boys 400- metre relay. Scott Hobbs had an outstanding day finishing first in both the senior boys triple jump and long jump. Mike Coutts was second in the shot put, while Jake Mashinter was fourth and Mike Coutts sixth in the senior boys javelin. Mashinter placed fifth in the senior boys discus. Matt Brain was busy finishing first in the junior boys discus, javelin and along with John Buckle, Paul Burgess and Dave Sands took first in the junior boys metre relay. Ryan Coutts was third in the javelin and fourth in the discus while Kevin Taylor finished second in the discus and Dave Sands had a fourth place finish in the junior boys 200-metres. Adam Elinesky was second in the shot put and Paul Ingram and Jorge Schmidt finished third-and sixth respectively in the triple jump. The midgets had Rick Vivian take the 800-metres with Peter Mashinter placing fourth. Vivian struck again in the 1500-metres placing second, while the team of Ryan Taylor, Tim Grant, Darren Rawlings and Darren Finlayson finished third in the 400-metre relay. Peter Mashinter finished third in the long jump while in the high jump, Ryan Howatt was fifth. Howatt also placed fourth in the triple jump and sixth in the discus, Darin Finlayson was third in the discus. The javelin saw Mike Kamoroski take fifth spot and Matt Zarnke sixth. Rebs drop tough one By Mike Zrostek P 9g It was a game the Georgetown District High School Rebels needed; should have had in their back pocket, but let slip away. With the loss, so went their playoff hopes after a 12-8 loss to Perarson Patriots Monday. The Rebels, who had lost a heartbreaker last week, came out flying in search of a playoff spot and responded early and often against Pearson. Greg Dobbin hit the first pitch deép to left for a double - one of three hits he got on the day. With runners on first and third Adam Poyntz lined one over third to drive in Dobbin. Derek Ellard then walked to load the bases. Ken Kosziwka then hit a-hot one the Patriot pitcher couldn’t handle, scoring Steve Onprijenko. A two-out single by Troy Gardiner scored two giving the Rebels a commanding 4-0 lead. Dobbin led off the second crushing one of the top of the fence in left and later scored on a deep sacrifice fly by Onprijeko. Then, as they would a lot on the day, the Rebels got a rally going with two out as Adam Poyntz doubled, Derek Ellard singled, followed by a Ken Kosziwka double to the fence. Before Pearson knew it the Rebels had them by the apparent jugular 7-0. ‘ Pearson replied with one in their half of the second and could have had more but a nice double play by the Rebels ended the threat. Another two out rally was started by the Rebels with Dobbin singling and Chris Barrow tripling. Two runs came across for the Patriots also with two out in the third. ‘Then the two-out rally theme continued but the wrong way as Patriot catcher Winston Thompson crushed a pitch deep over the fence in left scoring three and it was a game again and Thompson wasn’t finished: The fifth cost the Rebels as three walks, two wild pitches and two timely hits contributed to a Patriot upswing of six runs. Three on a bases-loaded triple by Thompson, who finished the day with six runs batted in. With the loss the Rebels drop to 1-4 and with three games left, the next two against power houses Burlington Central and Notre Dame, Georgetown is going to have to play some solid ball to even hope to make the playoffs. F it's ARAGE SALE SEASON... PN AY | Make yours a HUGE | success! YOU'LL RECEIVE OUR "GARAGE SALE KIT" - * 2 Garage Sale signs * "How To" Sheet * Inventory Sheet ¢ 1 col. x 2.5" Display Ad HIS WEEN 232 GUELPH ST., UNIT 9, GEORGETOWN 873-2254 Fax 873-3918