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12 THE NEW TANNER Acton Atoms just miss tourney crown by a goal The Acton Atom BB Tan- ners team travelled to Hano- ver for their first tournament of the season with a league record of 0-14-1 against AA and A teams. Since this tour- nament was BB the team was looking for a real confidence boost. The first game was against BB powerhouse Petrolia, but Andrew Marcoux scored early to give the boys the boost they were looking for, assists to Kyle Marshall and Neil Armstrong. Petrolia tied it early in the third but Marcoux put the Tanners ahead to stay with 5:47 re- maining. Great goaltending by Josh Locke gave the team their well deserved first vic- Let them ... 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A great game by the defensive team getting seven points in the 6-1 vic- tory. Game three we came up against Mooretown, once o SIAVHD « SHOOH eS ie e SUNVSONIG SIG { again the longer the game went the stronger the boys got., Neil Armstrong scored 47 seconds in, assisted by Hjelholt and Greg Black. A hat trick by Marcoux with assists to Zaborowski and Shrive put the game out of reach and Tanners in the _ semi-finals. Many great hits by Jim Berry and Brady mas- ' ters helped the team to the 4- 1 win. The semi-final game against the also undefeated South London team was the ! highlight of the whole tour- nament. The two teams bat- _ tled in a very hard hitting game. Through the first, sec- ond and third periods no one could beat either defence or goalies. So the scoreless game headed to overtime. With two minutes left in overtime London scored a beautiful goal to win the game. The whole Acton team played to a level of hockey that was hard to believe. Simon Sharples was incred- ible in net and had no chance on the winning goal. The team had an out- standing weekend and would like to thank all the parents for their support at the tour- nament and through the sea- son. It's a tough league but they have stuck with the team and after this weekend we all know why. BOYES PLUMBING Water Softener Rentals Water Pump Service For advertising information, call an ad representative at 853-0051 or fax us at 853-0052 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1998 EC = MUSTANG MARAUDERS: The McKenzie-Smith Bennett Mustang boys' senior volleyball team hopes to capture the all-Halton championship tonight (Thursday) in Milton. The team includes, front left to right: Dan Payne, Jesse Sparks and Bryce Sidor. Middle: Joe Brunelle, Brett Manes, Adam Roach, Jason Beatty and Craig Lockwood (coach). Rear: Mark Chumley, Reid Hendry, Stephen Boychuk, Nathan Bowen and Neal Dawkins. -- Frances Niblock photo Mustangs vie for Halton title By Frances Niblock The New Tanner The McKenzie-Smith Bennett Mustang senior boys' volleyball squad takes to the court at E.C. Drury school in Milton tonight (Thursday) in round robin action to crown the county- wide champs. The Acton squad earned their way to the final after capturing the North Halton Tier 1 championship last Rep Hockey Tuesday in a final with their rivals, Centennial of Georgetown. The Mustangs have made it to the North Halton semi-finals four years in arow, but this is their first victory. "This year was interesting because they played against one of their ex --coaches, Dave Walker, who now coaches Centennial," Mus- tang coach Una Graham said on Saturday. The Mustangs lost the first game 9-15 to Centennial and came back to take the second game 15-7 and the third game 15-6 to win the title. "Nathan Bowen is the captain and Joe Brunelle is co-captain and they really keep the team going, but if it wasn't for our setter, Neal Dawkins, we wouldn't have Nathan and Joe hitting all they do," Thompson said, adding that the seasoned team have worked really hard to hone their skills. Major Novice on a roll NOVICE The Acton Tanners Major Novice team won its last three games. Denny's edged Ancaster 3-2 on last Tuesday with goals from Jesse . Kuenzig, Daniel Kearns and David Garvie. Assists went to Riley Graydon, John Traversa and Jordan Kuenzig. RK Darren Pezzack and Spencer Venness shared the shutout as Acton trounced Arthur 8-0 in an away game on Thursday. Jordan Kuenzig scored four goals and Daniel Kearns had a (Eee aN NEW BABY At your house? It's time to call your Welcome Wagon Hostess. She will bring congratulations and gifts for the family and the NEW BABY! Call Betty Ann ELCOME AGON Me Since 1930 5 pair. John Traversa and David Moore had single goals. Assists also went to Riley Graydon (2), Anthony Kri, Kearns, Matt Angel and Geoff Malcolm. ok Kearns had a hat trick as Acton downed visiting Dundas 7-3 last Tuesday. Acton held Dundas scoreless until the third period -- Pezzack and Veness shared goaltending duties. Both Graydon and Kuenzig scored twice and Kuenzig helped on two other goals. Assists went to Stephen Bennett, Kri (3), Traversa, and Malcolm. ATOM Milton bombed the Acton Minor Atoms 6-1 in an away game on Saturday. Acton's lone goal came from Shaun Harkley with help from Craig Kirkwood and Michael Krasnay. ORR Orangeville doubled Acton 4-2 in an away game last Wednesday. Harkley and Kyle Fellows each had sin- gles and Greg Henry had an assist. PEEWEE Aaron Chaisson scored twice and had an assist as the Acton Minor Peewees dou- bled Elora in a home game on Saturday. Brett Manes THE Swi Tanner Hometown news that people read! had a single and an assist and Jesse Sparkes also scored. Assists went to Patrick Collins (3), Troy Ethier (2) and Tim Pembleton. rsd Pat Collins scored twice as Acton downed Milton 3-1 in an away game last Satur- day. Ethier also scored and had an assist. Greg Boughton also had an assist. JUVENILES Both Jim Corrigan and Jason Pembleton scored five times as the Acton Tanners Juveniles won their last three games. The Juveniles downed Langton 7-4 in an away game on Sunday. Cor- rigan had a hat trick and two assists. Mike Krause had a single and an assist. Adam Petch, Jason Pembleton and Shaun Weatherall had sin- gles. Assists went to Phil McIntyre, Robby McKnight, and Petch (2), Trevor Malloy (2), Weatherall, Krause, Ryan Prueter, Pembleton and Jeremy Bannerman (2). Pembleton scored four goals and had an assist as Acton defeated Tavistock 7- 4 in a home game on Satur- day. Pembleton scored four goals while Petch and Corri- gan had singles. Assists went to Corrigan (2), Malloy, Prueter, Pembleton (2), Bannerman (2), Scott McIntyre, Phil McIntyre, Simon McLaughlin, Petch and Matt Boycott. Acton blanked Six Na- tions 5-0 in a fight-filled away game last Thursday. Derrick McIntyre scored twice. Petch, Bannerman and Corrigan had singles.