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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2003 THE NEW TANNER 11 DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON (HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY) TYKE M.K.Masonry -- 4 A&S Engraving -- 2 Masonry goals: Michael Kri, Brendin Shannon, Bradley Timmerman, Harold Kirkness. Assists: Jordan Percy, Lyla Dixon, Owen Jubinville, Kri (2), William Bedard. A&S goals: Bradyn Moore (2). Assists: Matthew Toebes, Braidyn Vidler. eR Jescan Power -- 6 Tim Hortons -- 3 Jescan goals: Bret Allonby, Kevin Giordano (3) Travis Baker, Samantha McCarthy. Assists: Matthew Beauchamp, Lauren Saelzer, Spencer Evans, Christopher Giordano (2), Brad Corpe, Chase Foster, Graham Collins. Hortons goals: Theodore Warren (2), Tyler Tremblay. Assists: Tremblay (2), Warren, Craig Borden, Neil Mowat. NOVICE MacMillan's -- 9 End Zone Sports -- 6 MacMillan's goals: Jan- Willem Lamberink, Carl Jr. Lindo, Christine Bennett (2), Joshua Kalbhenn (5). Assists: Lamberink, Mitchell Gondron, Matthew Lemay, Kendra Vandereyken (3), Simon McNally (4), Patrick Scorcia (2). End Zone goals: Cameron Phelan (2), Alexan- der Gouth, Quinn Harding, Nicole Legge, Dylan Schouten. Assists: Megan Adema (2), Schouten (2), Conor MacLean (2), Luke Van Fraasson. - ct Daniel Varanelli - 4 Giant Tiger - 2 Varanelli goals: Vincent Marciano (2), Scott McLean, Colin McDonald. Assists: Eric Vlasic (2), Adam McCoy, McDonald (2), Scott Clark, Marciano. Tiger goals: Nicholas Hansen, Drake An- drews. Assists: Nicholas Kirouyac, Matthew Thomlinson. wR Yourway Auto Repair - 2 RKD Internet.ca --- 2 Yourway goals: Jake Corpe (2). Assists: Nicholas Bothelo (2), Joshua Doucette. RKD goals: Luke Diemer, Evan Oulten. Assists: Andrew Lafrance, Matthew Goodfellow. ATOM Ron's Burner Service - 4 Georgetown Chrysler - 2 Ron's goals: James Dziepak, Ben Roelofson, Jacob Box, Greg Wells. As- sists: Box (2), Justin Hachey, Wells, David Borg. Chrysler goals: Chris Azzopardi (2). Assists: Joey Landry, Braden Phelan. Eo City Limits Consulting - 6 The Graphic Shoppe - 1 City goals: Travis Brown (5), Paul Kutasienski. As- sists: Indiana White, Josh Campbell, Christian Begin, Ryan Lewko. Graphic goal: Cody Fram. Assists: Anthony Reid, Jacob McPherson. ee Best Transfer - 3 Halton Power Line - 3 Best goals: Malcolm Eppinger (3). Assists: Troy Weaver (2), Jonathan Stone, Tyler Gallant (2). Power goals: Shaun Thomson (2), Nicholas Vandereyken. As- sists: Tyler Kri, Jesse McFadden, Basil Payne. PEEWEE Acton Precast - 5 Nellis Construction -- 4 Precast goals: Mark Hofland (5). Assists: Rachel Kirkwood, Mitchell Webster, Garrett Kri, Christopher Dunlop, Eric Niblock. Nellis goals: Dayne Black (2), David Many (2). Assists: Kieran Taylor, Taylor Buchanan, Cameron Short, Megan Evans, Michael Short, Dillon Couture. ak Gibbon's Painting - 3 Time Out Sports --2 Gibbon's goals: Ryan Mertens, Conor Gibbons, Eric Otten. Assists: Mark Wells, Zachary Fry, Gibbons, Tory Hays, Bronson Mahnke, Ethan Job. Time Out goals: Michael De Santis, Mark Weber. Assists: Cole Brumwell, Monique Lalande. aR Acton Subway - 4 R&M Construction - 3 Subway goals: Joe Frechette (2), Michael Lavigne (2). Assists: Ryan MacLeod (2), Joe Aitken, Collin McKinnon. R&M goals: Travis Wright (2), Brandon Bennett. As- sists: Stefan Smelsky (3), Rachel Amirault, Ana Marie Smelsky. BANTAM St. John's Trophies -- 6 Acton Terminal Ware- house - 5 St. John's goals: David Moore (2), Matthew Caverly, Cody Wilson (2), James Wilkinson. Assists: Wilkinson, Christopher, Caverly. ATW goals: Ian Reid (3), Alex Hunak, Nicholas Glover. Assists: Reid, Hunak (2), Victoria Edwards. ee Acton Kinsmen - 5 High Five Photography - 3 Kinsmen goals: Rick MacLeod, T.J. Fry, Garrett Nuttall, Colin Adema, Luke Gibbons. Assists: Evan Colvin (3). Z High Five goals: Curtis Marcoux (2), Andrew Tressell. Assists: Tyler Kruk, Kyle Payne, Chris Legge, Zachary Brownlee. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS: The McKenzie-Smith Bennett Mustang girls' volleyball team cap- tured the North Halton Tier II championship recently. The team includes, back, from left: Rachael Amirault, Megan Fox, Renee Martineau, Nicky Spurrell, Hayley Halls, Alaina Mills, Kendall Brown and Katelyn Donaldson. Front: Jenn Essiembre (co-captain), Meagan Kirton, Sarah Glassford, Nicole Drumm, Emmaline Atherton and Eric Mills (co-captain.)Front: Deborah Cullen, coach. Absent: Brianna Forbes, Emily Bent and Mile. M Lubkiewicz. - Frances Niblock photo AHS volleyballers in good start The Acton junior girls' volleyball team started its season off with a roar against their cross-town rivals, Georgetown High School. The Bearcats downed their opponents in two straight games, 25-23, 25-21, with Jennifer Wieck leading her team defensively both at the net and in back court. Caroline Shaw and Melissa Bigg shared set- ting duties while Kirsten Lowe and Alison Minto helped out in the hitting department. Strong team play and good communication made it a great start to the season. The senior team then took the floor and with the strong defensive play of Sarah Berry and Katie Kruk, took the Rebels to three games before being defeated 13-25, 25-23, 15-11. This team shows lots of potential for being early in the season Novice Tanners split game The Carquest Acton Nellis Construction Novice BB Tanner split their week- AHS girls edge Christ the King The Acton High School girls hockey team hosted Christ the King School in league play on Tuesday, De- cember 9th and took a 2-1 win. In the first period her team the lead 1-0. Acton an- swered back with a goal at 8:17 in the same period scored by Amanda McLean Doman assisted scored in the second period. In the third period Amanda Schroedar scored at the 2.28 mark assisted by Laura Stevenson. Congratulations to the team on their first Halton League game win! Atom Tanners win three in three games The Dennys Atom AE Tan- ners played three games in three days on Dec. 6, 7 and 8 and won all three. They beat Fergus 4-2, Milton 4-1 and fin- ished off with a thrilling 1-0 victory against first place Erin. Jesse Hill played the whole game in goal against Fergus, and stopped 12 shots to earn the win. Acton fell behind 2-0 early, then fought back to make it 3-2 Acton late in the third. Fergus pulled their goalie, and Jeff Curry scored into the empty net, from Mitchell Brake. Brake also scored ear- lier, assisted by Holden Carachi and Charlie Browes. Acton's other goals were by Jon Porty from Dylan Dritton, and Britton from Browes and Porty. Wyatt Martin was plus two on defence for Acton, and Tyler Christopher had four hits. Stop Milton The Tanners beat Milton for the fourth time this season, this time 4-1. Colton Wiens and Jesse Hill shared the goaltending, Hill stopped all 11 of his shots for the half game shut out. Once again Acton fell behind, but scored four in a row to overpower the weak Milton team. Scoring were Dyland Brittton (G), Roger Kirkness (GA), Mitchell Brake (G), Jeff Curry (G), Adam Duval (A), Charlie browes (A), Wyatt Martin (2A), and Holden Carachi (A). Wiens hot Colton Wiens beat Erin vir- tually single-handedly, stopping all 27 Erin shots with numerous acrobatic saves on breakaways, rebounds and nu- merous other goal scoring opportunities. Erin maintained their pressure all game, and on a number of power plays, but Wiens was simply unbeatable. Mitchell Brake accounted for all the scoring Acton needed, on a breakaway, as- sisted by Gavin Ragan. As usual, a trip to Erin meant innovation from the referees, including a partial bench mi- nor penalty that gave Erin a five on three advantage near the end of the third period, It did not matter, because Colton Wiens stopped everything, as the Tanners beat Erin for the second time this year, against three losses. There are no home games this week, scores and standings are at www.actontanners.com. end games, losing to Brampton 4-2 on the 6" then beating Woolwich 4-1 of the 7".Acton jumped to a 2-0 lead on Brampton, on first period goals by Walter Kirkness from Michael Evans and Carter Ebbinge, and by Mason Galway from Damian Ewing. Galway played a strong game, dig- ging for the puck along the boards and in front of the net. Unfortunately Acton lost their momentum in the second, recording no shots on Brampton's net, while Brampton fought back, ul- timately gaining a 3-2 lead. Acton pulled goalie Ma- son Overland but Brampton scored to win 4-2, evening the seasons eries at two games each. Woolwich victims The next day, the Tanners travelled to Elmira to play Woolwich, and came home with a 4-1 victory. Coaglie Mason Overland was the difference, as he stopped nine of ten shots, where the woolwich goalie could only stop eight of 12. Walter Kirkness had two goals and an assist for Acton, includ- ing an unassisted | short-handed goal. Ryan Dunlevy and Damian Ewing also scored. Ewing played his best game of the year, centering his new linemates, Kirkness and Evans. Carter Ebbinge had two assists, other assists went to Mac Browes and T.J. Baker. The Tanners are currently tied for first place, with an overall records of 14 wins, six losses and two ties. Next home game is Saturday at 5:30 against Burlington. 3 Gourmet Pizza, Burgers & Kabobs Christmas Special December 12th-14th Lebanese Turkey Dinner with Rice Hummus, Pita, Stuffing, Salad & Baklava ONLY $9.95 + tax WE CATER FOR ALL OCCASIONS = (519) 853-0700 294 Queen Street East, Acton Take out Available