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THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2004 13 B CHAMPS AT HUNTSVILLE: Halton Hills Midget Lacrosse Club cap- tured the Huntsville 'B' lacrosse tourna- ment championship -- on the weekend over Huntsville, Barrie, St.Kitts A. The team edged Huntsville 7-6 in the final game af- ter losing the opener to the hosts 4-2. More details next week. SS2OGSeE6Ss egeesaege THE NEW TANNER Halton Hills Midget Champs KARATE KOMBAT: Sandra Rogers, a local Classic Karate student shows how to subdue an opponent with a baton when he surprises you, in this case Kali instructor Dave Durch of Ohio, Tracey Urquhart and D.R. macGregor at- tended Karate College in Radford, Virginia where this was executed.-Submitted photo. Trounce Campbellville KFC pitchers combine for five inning no-hitter win Travis Brown and Jesse Spurrell combined to pitch a five*inning no-hitter as the KFC Mosquitos defeated Campbellville 14-2 on July 13. Brown started on the mound for Acton and pitched three innings, allowing one run on seven walks while striking out eight. Spurrell pitched the final two innings, allowing a run on five walks and a hit batsman, while strik- ing out three. Roger Kirkness went three for four with abases loaded triple, Brown and Spurrell both went two for three with a double. Spurrell also had a triple. Carter Ebbinge and Jake Hazzard scored three runs each, The win improves KFC's league record to 10-2. Kilbride leads at 10-1, Greensville is close behind, also with two losses. KFC appears to now have clinched a playoff spot, with three games remaining in the regular season they can fin- ish no worse than 10-5. There C Soccer UNDER-9 Blasing Hills Farm -- 4 Open & Shut Doors -- 3 Blasing Hill goals: Natalie Shortt, Taylor Wint (3). As- sists: Samantha McCarthy REPORT») (2), Brianna Hill, Lisa Fatrdla. Open & Shut goals: Andrew Lafrance (3). As- sists: Jordan Percy, Jan-Willem Lamberink, Chelsea Elliott. are only three other teams in the league that can finish ahead of them. The top four teams make the playoffs, so KFC should be one of them. KFC's three remaining games are on the road, though they visit Acton II on Monday, July 26 for the "bat- . tle of Acton" rematch. DON'T REPLACE We Refinish Decks, Fences etc. Dave Leslie Bus: 519-853-0206 Cell: 905-702-3738 Fax: 519-853-4278 Email: twincam@sympatico.ca Want a Deck- Need a Fence- Gotta have a Shed- We'll custom build it for you Grasshoppers hop over Carlisle By Connor Crumplen This week the Acton Sobeys Grasshoppers again travelled to Carlisle, this time with an almost full team of nine players. Our competition played tremen- dously, especially in the third inning, when they scored five runs. However, Acton won 15-11. Alec McCallum was great on third in the first inning and scored two runs. Chante Burnett was unlucky with a few foul balls that were very far, but contributed a run, and got numerous Carlisle players out. Most impor- tantly she hit the coach in the shins with a huge hit! Fortunately the coach was not injured. Andrew Galati played his position very well and made a number of great plays in the field. Michael Muir made one run and was an awesome back catcher! Connor Johnston cer- tainly is a heavy hitter; he hit the ball very far and sent two people home. Harold Kirkness contributed two runs and two doubles. Blake Goldring drove two runs and played his base very well. Damon Crumplen scored three runs and made it to third on the fourth. Fi- nally Kieran Mullin played a perfect offensive game and made it home every time he was up to bat. He also made a terrific slide at home with the bases loaded © to score a run. As you can tell by our score of 15 coach Galati pitched very well, even with the line drive to the shins. HEADS 2 victims of Kasia Sitarz's foot Acton Under 21 Girls' soc- cer team travelled to Hillsburgh last week (Tues- day) to play HEADS 2. The team edged the hosts in a shortened game by a score of 3-1. Acton opened the scoring with two fast goals struck by Kasia Sitarz. HEADS hit back with a penalty kick. Af- ter the half, Sitarz completed the hat trick with her third goal. The clouds then moved in and lightning stopped play before the game was com- pleted. Denise Cooper was strong in net with Mel Edwards and Heather Ellis shoring up the defence. Next week (Wednesday) the team hosts Caledon at Acton High School 8-1 soccer record Acton 2 (Outdoor Power Equipment) pushed their record to 8-1 with a 4-0 win over Puslinch at Acton H.S. on Tuesday, July 15 in Girls' Under 16 soccer. Lindsay Aktinson and Cailyn © BLAIR ON ING "44" Just don t do it again! 0000000080008 888888OCS8E8 McGiloway with two goals each, took care of the scor- ing. Goalkeeping, solid defence and strong midfield play supported their effort, said coach Steve Carr.