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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2004 THE NEW TANNER 152, S22e8S6S0 082668 DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON ( HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY _ ) TYKE Jescan Power -- 12 A&S Engraving -- 4 Jescan goals: Travis Baker (2), Kevin Giordano (3), Brad Corpe, Bret Allonby (2), Spencer Evans, Samantha McCarthy (2), Tyler Borg. Assists: Borg (2), Paula Chadwick (3), Allonby, Baker, Liam O'Connell, McCarthy (2), Borg, Evans, Graham Collins, Giordano. A&S goals: Zachary Ross, Bradyn Moore (3). Assists: Braidyn Vidler, Noah McNabb, Dalton Smith (2). RK MLK. Masonry -- 7 Tim Hortons - 1 Masonry goals: Harold Kirkness (3), Jordan Percy, Michael Kri, Brendin Shan- non, Joshua Butson. Assists: Kri (3), Butson, William Bedard, Kirkness. Hortons goal: Theodore Warren. As- sist: Craig Borden. NOVICE MacMillans -- 3 Giant Tiger -- 1 MacMillan's goals: Jan-Willem Lamberink, Christine Bennett, Jason Lockyer. Assists: Simon McNally (2), Kendra Vander Eyken, Bennett, Lockyer, Shannon Taylor. Tiger goal: Nicholas Hansen. Assist: Tho- mas Butler. KEK RKD Internet.ca -- 10 Daniel Varanelli -- 0 RKD goals: Luke Diemer (4), Matthew Goodfellow, Jacob Lehman (3), Mitchell Weber (2). Assists: Savannah Muir, Colter Browes (2), Andrew. Lafrance, Thomas Potter, Alexandra Findlay, Lehman (2), Diemer, Ethan Barrand (2), Goodfellow, Jenna Gaetan. 'Shutout: Dylan Crofts. KKK Yourway Auto Repair -3 End Zone Sports -- 0 Yourway goals: Tan Thompson, Trevor McIntyre, Jake Corpe. Assists: Avery George (2), Thompson. Shut- out: Logan McNabb. ATOM Ron's Burner Service-8 Georgetown Chrysler-4 Ron's goals: Jacob Box (4), Justin Hachey, Greg Wells (2), James Dziepak. Assists: Wells (3), Chris Mah (4), Cameron Erb (2), Ben Roelofson, Box, Brad Reynolds, Brian Taylor, Borg. Chrysler goals: Eric Victoria,» Chris Azzopardi (2), Connor Hitchcock. Assists: Hitchcock, Eric Victoria (2), Azzopardi, Travis Tancoo @), Peter Churchman. RK Best Transfer -- 4 Halton Power Line -- 1 Best goals: Zach Botelho, Justin Giordano (2), Troy Weaver. Assists: Matthew Stiehl, Scott Morris, Weaver, Malcolm Eppinger, Kaitlin Chadwick, Giordano. Power Line goal: Mick Vandereyken. Assists: Jake Hazzard, Jordan Luceri. RK The Graphic Shoppe -3 City Limits Consulting -2 Graphic goals: Kyle Glover (3). Assists: Cody Fram, Kevin De Lestard (2), Mat- thew Stubbington, Victoria McAffee, Dalton Adams. City goals: Paul Kutasienski, Travis Brown. Assists: Dylan Payne (2), Jonathan Paquin-Felske, Kutasienski. PEEWEE Acton Precast -- 1 Nellis Construction -- 0 Precast goal: Jacob Dougan. Assist: Tyler Townsley. Shutout: Dillan Greco. RK R&M Construction -- 3 Acton Subway -- 2 R&M goals: Tyler Einmann (2), Travis Wright. Assists: Ian Durkin, Matthew Plickert, Brandon Bennett, Stefan Smelsky, Cody Rowsell, Matthew Mills. Subway goals: Alex Barry, Michael Lavigne. Assists: Joe Frechette, Collin McKinnon, Scott Elphick, Curtis Howson. KKK Time Out Sports -- 3 Gibbons Painting -- 2 Time Out goals: Michael De Santis, Shane Carr, Daniel Midgets sponsor Bonspiel The Tanner Midget 'BB' team of the Acton Minor Hockey association is hosting a fundraising Curling Bonspiel on Sat- urday, March 13, at the Acton C urling Club. The Bonspiel will include two games with six ends each. Each team can have up to six players with a mixture of men and women. Only four players throw stones per end. "We want everyone to enjoy themselves and have a day of fun," said Bill Manes, one of the event organizers. No curling experience is necessary. All members of the community are encouraged to participate. The first draw will start at 9 a.m. Cost is $45 per person, which includes lunch, dinner, prizes and two six-end games of curling. A Silent Auction filled with great prizes will be run by the midget players. For more information or to register, call Bill Manes at (519) 853-4708 or 853-1730, or Bob Collins at (519) 856-4388. Gaetan. Assists: Gaetan, Cole Brumwell, Carr, Stephanie Derouchie, Dylan Burgess, Alex Venneman. Gibbons' goals: Ethan Job, Conor Gib- bons. Assists: Gibbons, Job. BANTAM ActonTerminal Warehouse-S Acton Kinsmen-5 ATW goals: David Garvie (2), Ian Reid (2), Mitchell Morrison. Assists: Morrison, Victoria Edwards, Michael Dobreen, Liston Newlands- Briggs, Garvie, Michael Pettitt, Reid, Jonathan Drury, Alex Hunak. Kinsmen goals: Corey Drumm (3), Garrett Nuttall, Colin Adema. As- sists: Nuttall (2), David Antonini, Adema, TJ Fry, Luke Gibbons. RK St. John's Trophies- 6 High Five Photography -2 St. John's goals: David Moore (4), Wesley Drexler, Chris Wilkinson. Assists: Chris Viel, Chris Wilkinson, James Wilkinson, Clarke Murray. High Five goals: Curtis Marcoux, Rick MacLeod. Assists: Chris Legge, Marcoux, Andrew, Tressel. MIDGET Actonite Distributing -- 7 M&M Meats -- 5 Actonite goals: James Berry (3), Joe English, Sean Galka, Shane Monaghan, Kevin Saelzer. Assists: English (5), Dan Payne, Saelzer, Mark Sinkgraven, Shawn Walker. M&M goals: Mike Gerrow, Michael Kellas, Jordan LaRose, Robbie Rolfe, Scott Williams. Assists: Darryl McKnight, Amanda Schroeder. KK Maksteel -- 10 Achilles Motors -- 7 Maksteel goals: Stephan Agar (3), Michael Burke, Matt Chapman (2), Matt Locke (2), Dan O'Driscoll. Assists: Agar, Preston Becker (2), Adam Burgess, Burke, Brent Chapman (2), Matt Chapman, Locke (4), O'Driscoll, Darcy O'Driscoll (2). eee peso PENETANG CHAMPIONS: Acton Atom BB team captured the championship at the annual Atom tournament in Penetanguishene on the weekend. The boys passed with thier coaches and crown with a 6-0 win over neig! managers for this photo after they clinched the hbouring Erin - Submitted photo Atom BB club captures Penetang championship The Atom BB Proplastex boys travelled to Penetanguishene last week- end to participate in their yearly Atom Tournament and came away with the championship. The team be- gan the tournament with a game against Sault Ste Marie. Friday night. Acton played a solid game and left with a 4-0 victory. Player of the game for Acton went to Dylan Agnew - who scored two goals. Nick Eagan and Lucas Molinaro rounded out the scoring. As- sists in the game went to Michael Courvoisier, Jesse Spurrell and Jake Lewis. The second game on Sat- urday morning was a nail-biter against Midland. Acton opened the scoring mid-way through the first with a goal by Josh Kaitlyn wins Silver Medal Kaitlyn Andrews com- peted at the Ontario Bantam, Midget and Junior Indoor Track and Field Champion- ships on Sunday, Feb. 22. Competing in Junior, which is one age group above her level, Kaitlyn won the silver medal witha put of 11.36 metres. The gold meal was won by Megan Weaver of London. Kaitlyn's next competition will be the indoor Juvenile Championship in Windsor at the beginning of March. The Acton Soccer Club ROA enem Coto wo the summer program. Training will take place in early May. Must be 13yrs. old. Creel Graham, 853-0603 for Celie me et ae ais www.actonsoccer. pL Tremblay assisted by John White. Midland tied the game half way into the sec- ond period and from that point on the goaltenders for both teams took over and did not allow another goal. Player of the game for Acton went to Jesse Harris who was solid between the pipes and made a lot of key saves. The third game was do or die for Acton who needed a win to advance to the final Sunday. Acton faced Essa and fans were in for another tight game. Essa opened up the scoring with a goal late in the first period and the hard-hitting Essa team looked like they were going to over power the smaller Acton boys. Acton woke up in the sec- ond period and started to really take it to Essa with their own brand of physical play. Nick Eagan who had been moved back to defence tied the game up and with 29 seconds left in the second pe- riod Courvoisier scored a great backhand goal to give Acton a 2-1 lead. Acton held on for the win with some spectacular goaltending by 2. By mail - 3. Online - with your Acton Minor Ball offers house league tee-ball, travelling softball and hardball programs for boys and girls ages 4-16. REGISTER NOW!! The price goes up MONDAY MARCH 1, 2004. Only $50 for tee-ball and $80 for all other ages This is your LAST CHANCE to register Oe TRO ieg el uerae uence On Monday, all program prices increase by RIL) 3 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER: 1. Cheque or cash at Acton's Time Out Sports ¢ brochure for details isa or mastercard from our v Mitchell Christopher. Christopher was handed player of the game for Acton for his great play in goal. Acton went on to win their division and would be facing Erin in the fi- nals on Sunday moming. Both teams are a mixture of 9 and 10 year olds and looked evenly ~ matched. Acton has really started to look good as a team, they came out flying against Erin with a lot of solid hits and many shots on net. The first period was scoreless but it seemed only a matter of time for the Acton boys. Agnew opened the scoring with a great rush early in the second and this opened up the flood- gates as Acton went on to take the championship with a 6-0 win. Eagan who was given player of the game for Acton notched a hattrick with the two remain- ing goals going to Courvoisier and White. Assists for Acton went to Molinaro, Spurrell, ~ Mackenzie Morrison and Cameron Carr. The Atom BB team resumes play this Saturday at home at 6pm against Dundas.