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Players include; eta Brandon Gabet, Josh Lockrey, Eric Axford, Derek Gastle, Richard Fendley, Dann 180 - Stan Rhynold 140 — Hugh Smid, Brian Ward Cookson; Marc LaFleur, Allen Humberstone, Alex Main and Josh Robbins.” 2 High Start - 150 Jim Franks High Finish - 94 Todd Axford G le Ss i rt b d I th f noqu Oys dazzie the fans By Wendi Goodhew When he’s hot, he’s hot; Glen’s spitfire. The boy is full py NUBO a4 * Coming into the playoffs Danny Cookson: Known-as_ of energy and plays a great iS) EXERCISE EQUIPMENT sitting in third place, the Glen Earthworm ‘cause the boy game; 873-2611 Squirt boys proved they were can dig deep and came up Alex Main: Nothing gets ze ready to play ball when they _ with the ball every time; by this boy. He stops every- phil ine siappers beat Cheltenham and just aFleur: Marc plays thing the opposing team hits Bieych y' He missed beating the strong _ right field and always tries his _ at him; icycles Weights & Benches Hornby team. best every game. He never —_ Josh Robbins: Slips into Rowers : Accessories In the first game, the Glen quits; high gear and he’s gone. This Ski Machines And More... met Cheltenham and like Allen Humberstone: The _ boy can run. 162 Guelph St., Georgetown Yogi Berra says, It's not over = (3 doors down from Baragers) oy 0 LCS ve whet a ti top Glen Pee Wee girls q Buying...? Selling...? Check out Halton Hills This Week Classifieds 873-2254 of the 7th inning, the Glen was down by 10 runs. With some great coaching, dedicat- ed fans and a lot of hard work the Glen tied the game 20-20. It took the Glen one extra inning to win 21-20. Saturday the Glen met the SERVICE + TURNTABLES + VIDEO GAMES ic. 5 ET Forte Best Service At The Best Price Cal first place team, Homby. The Glen took the lead 10-0 with a strong pitching performance by Brandon Gabet. Hornby came back td win the game 17-12. The second game of the day saw the Glen matched up again with Cheltenham. With the desire to make the cham- Pionship game in their minds, the boys played hard and once again beat Cheltenham 19-7, Their final game, and their third game of the day, the Glen met Hornby for the championship. Brian Lockrey Be, GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND TUES. - FRI. 877-2425 9:00-6:00 S55SINCLAIRAVENUE SERVING HALTON SATURDAY GEORGETOWN HILLS & AREA 9:00 - 5:00 “ONTARIO SINCE 1978 and Mike Bellinger had their 10 players in high gear on Gatorade and bubble gum. After seven long innings and lots of sweat and hard work, the boys found the excitement of three games in one day North Halton Golf & Country Club 363 Maple Avenue West (at Trafalgar Call us at 877-5236 or 457-1695, or drop in for further information. Atlin took its toll on them and they lost to Hornby. If the Championship had been decided on effort and team spirit, the Glen would have reigned over everyone. Coaches. Lockrey and Bellinger were proud of each and every player on the team and in their books, the team song was “We are the Champions”, if not by the score, but by the team spirit and in the hearts of every fan. Team Members Brandon Gabet: Known to everyone as “Booster” or the fastest arm in the Glen Booster can really chuck the ball; Josh Lockrey: Josh makes his home behind the batter, catching. He really keeps the team’s spirits up. Eric Axford: For a first year player, this boy has come a long: way. We’ll watch for him in the years to Ltd. e ome; Derek Gastle: Derek’s Road) never-give-up attitude helps him play a good game; Richard Fendley: Richard plays shortstop and pitches. finish season in first By Wendi Goodhew These girls had a great year. Coaches Diane Taylor and Chris. Hooker are proud of layers. Congratulations to the whole team. girlfriends or whomever out for a great time and show the coaches your appreciation. Where else can you geta cheap night that’s guaranteed to be a blast? Tickets avail- able from any executive member or call your coach. SCORES Glen 24 Omagh 11 Glen 7 Hornby 18 Glen 11 Omagh 10 Glen 16 Hornby 11 Championship Game: Glen 17 Hornby 16 CIBC and Arnies challenge for crown By Leanne Fournier Fans will see a‘rematch of last year’s final in the Georgetown Ladies Flag Football League as CIBC and Amies go head-to-head at 9:30 this Sunday. In regular sea- son play, Aries won two of the three contests against CIBC and in all three contests, the game was decided by four points or less. This should prove to be an interesting matchup. Arnies had little difficulty gaining their championship berth as they defeated JV 24-0. JV was never in this game as Caroline McMillan seemed to scored at will. JV’s defense was suspect as they played man-to-man the entire game. Carol Kovacevic, Jodi Jacobs, and Michelle McMillan all had majors while Judy Grinberg picked up a two-point con- vert. Caroline chipped in a field goal and a single to aid the cause. JV got on the score sheet with a lone interception by Lynn McKenzie. JV’s prospects for next year look promis- ing if they can keep the same Players and their coach. In the first battle of the moming, the spark of playoffs could be seen in each M & M’s players’ eyes, In spite of the lack of two key players, Sheri Nairn and Sandra Cousens, M & M rose to the cause. CIBC looked sharp early with a major by Colleen Price and a Monica Mastalerz single. Midway through the second quarter, M & M punted and rookie sensa- tion Tara Burroughs returned it 50 yards for a touchdown. M & M then marched the distance and gave one of their patent hand-offs to speedster Donna Davey for six. Without their regular kicker, they went for two points but the Pass was bat- ted away. Monica Mastalerz tonned a Punt to give CIBC a single which gave them a 14-6 lead. But then the unthinkable hap- pened. It was surely a page out of the first year GLFFL histo- ty books. Dianne Tooze snagged an interception for CIBC and ran 50 yards to the two yard line of M & M before her teammates were able to alert her that she had run in the wrong direction. CIBC’s offense then faltered and M & M moved the ball with the precision of their team of old. Denny Ursel ran 10 yards for a touchdown but again, their tow-point convert failed. With time winding down, M & M marched the ball but could not get close enough to get the go ahead Saturday (today) is the Coaches appreciation dance at St, Alban’s Hall in the Glen, Tickets are $5 per person, door opens at 8-p.m. Tickets are still available. So come on, guys, dig into your pock- ets and bring your wives, score. Note: The GLFFL windup is on Friday, Oct. 1 at Timeout Roadhouse, 7:30.