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THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1999 THE NEW TANNER 9 a a =a Ler Us DELIVER YOUR GSIeStesesss MCNABB ee LD SSE IAUTITH OS LC Sf orts GRAPHICS Professional design | and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax. (519) 853-5731 i qe) : DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. NOVICE DOMINATORS: Top Novice players received some much-deserved praise and trophies during the Day of Champions on Saturday. Novice division winners include, back, left to right: Clark Buchanan -- best defence, Elias Frechette --most improved player, Josh Essiembre -- MVP and points leader, Jordan Kemp -- most sportsmanlike, James Reid - MVP, Thomas Glassford -- most improved player. Front: Alex Hunak -- MVP, Mitchell Dunn -- best goalie, T.J. Fry -- most improved player, Kristopher Van Soelen-- MVP, team and game. - Frances Niblock photo i (3 =o iH a TOP TYKES: The Acton House League Hockey Association handed out hard- ware to its top Tyke players during Saturday's Day of Champions. Trophy win- ners include, left to right: John Robert White -- most sportsmanlike, Megan Ferreira -- most improved player, Dyan Creasey - MVP and most team points and Colton Burgan-- MVP and league points leader. Missing, Jocelyn Warren -- best goalie. -- Frances Niblock photo pe i ee # : PEEWEE POWER: Peewee division players picked up awards following the House League championship game on Saturday. Trophy winners include, front, left to right: Alana Chan -- MVP and Candice Anderson -- MVP. Sitting: Mike Mainprize -- most improved player, Blaine Murray, MVP and most league points, Derrick McKeown -- MVP and Craig Matta -- MIP. Back: Nick Perron, MIP, Jesse Spiers - most sportsmanlike, Matthew Dayman -- MIP, Peter Finnie -- MVP, Peter Cobb -- MVP and Graeme Copeland -- best goalie. -- Frances Niblock photo a Geen eee ee Drag Mart 0 Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 « Sunday Closed 853-2220 A" 294 Queen St. E., Acton 1 ATOM AWARDEES: Atom players lined up to show off their trophies as House League hockey wrapped up its season on Saturday. Top division players include, front: Dennis Hunak -- game and season MVP. Second row, left to right: Geoff Baklarz -- MVP, Treth MacDougal -- best goalie, Kyle Simmons -- most improved player, Brandon Howson -- most improved player and Matt Timukas -- most sportsmanlike. Back: Stephen O'Donnell -- most improved player, Matt Kuffell -- most improved player, Josh Stevens -- most points & team MVP, Melody Edwards -- best defence and Richard Island -- team MVP. - Frances Niblock photo Acton teams clean up at Milton If Acton rep hockey teams keep doing so well at the an- nual Optimist Invitational Tournament in Milton, they might not get asked back. hree of four teams en- tered in last week's tourna- ment made it to the finals and two teams captured the championship trophies. The Acton Major Atom Tanners and the Minor Pewees came home champs and the Minor Novice Tan- ners - over all tournament points leaders - made it to the final, but lost to rival Fergus. The Major Pewee Tanners won one game. After downing Milton, Erin/Hillsburgh and Flamborough the Major Atom Tanners, known as the "come back team" faced host Milton in the final on Satur- day. Acton was down 2-0 in the first period but came back with a single from Elliott Shrive and a hat trick from Andrew Marcoux for a 4- | championship win. Josh Locke was in goal for the first two periods and Simon Sharples took over for the third. The Minor Peewee Tan- ners won their first two games and tied their third round-robin game before meeting Milton in the final and pulling off a 2-1 win. Troy Ethier scored with help from Matthew Locke and Chad Artem scored with help from Ethier. Brandon Kernohan and Jordan Guindon shared net-minding duties. The Minor Novice Tan- ners won all three of their round-robin games. and ended up leaders with 11.5 points, compared to 7.5 for Fergus who they faced in the final. Fergus won that game 4-1 The Major Pewee Tanners beat Belle River 2-1 in the first game, but then lost to Milton and then to East Gwilembury in the consola- tion final. 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