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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2004 : THE NEW TANNER Novices trip Burlington 6-2, then edge Woolwich 2-1 Karat's job a lot easier. The Acton Novice Tanners travelled to Burlington on Monday, November 15 and won 6 to 2. Tanners goals came from Bradley Quinn Harding, Thompson(2), and Jasson Lockyer. The as- sists came from Quinn Harding, Jasson Lockyer (2), Bradley Bollert and Jake Corpe. Good defensive work by teammates Agnew, Jean, MacFarlane, Schouten, Baker, Pickering Lehmann and McNaul held off Burlington numerous times, which made net-minder Josh SS 2EOSGS6SO OS 2EGSE6S9 Bollert (2), By Phil Karat Jan TANNERS HOST WOOLWICH The Tanners hosted Woolwich on Saturday November 2 and won 2 to 1. It was a tight game at times with the Tan- ners getting both their goals from Bradley Bollert. Assists came from Jasson Lockyer and Jacob Lehmann. Net-minder Joe Romhanyi and his team mates kept the Woolwich team at bay and were able to bank another victory. Again, the whole team is to be congratu- lated for their hard work. DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON ON THE PUCK: Dylan Britton steals the puck in House League hockey last weekend at Acton arena. - Photo by Scott Legge By Monica Galway Holy moly what a goalie! - the first shut-out of the year for Mason Overland. The Acton Atom AE Tanners played a great game on Wednesday with 15 shots on net Mason had a great team in front of him. The boys pulled it to- gether having only 16 shots on goal themselves they got one by the goalie in the first to set the tone for the game and won 2-0. Billy Mowat assisted by Carter Ebbinge opened the scoring in the first. Then came Carter Ebbinge again in the second to get the fi- nal goal of the game with Wyatt Martin and Damian Ewing assisting. The Elora team is a tough bunch of boys and they played a rough game. Rubbing off on our play- ers Dylan Bickers got a Mason Overland Unbeatable Atom Tanners post two wins penalty for roughing, but the boys didn't allow a goal for the 2-0 win and the first shut-out of the year. Back to Acton on Sun- day the Tanners came out fighting. With ten seconds left in the first period Wyatt Martin got his first ina while the goal post and cross bar seem to be his target lately. The Bickers brothers Dylan and David got the assists on the goal. The Bulls also held Elora to NO shots on goal in the first period. The second period found Carter Ebbinge getting the final goal of the game Tough Arthur club downs Peewees 4-1 The Acton Tanners Peewee AE team, travelled to Arthur on Tuesday, No- vember 16to play a tough, hard hitting team, which won the game. Although it was Acton who drew the first penalty of the game they remained undaunted as they also marked the first goal of the game. From the face off, Acton's Roger Kirkness carried the puck over the blue line, passed the Arthur defence for an unassisted goal to the top left corner of the net to put Acton on the board. _- While Acton attempted to remain tough, by the start of the third period they started to feel the ef- fects of the checks and sticks of a much larger and stronger Arthur team. Final score of the game was 4 to | for Arthur. ' AQUA DUCKS COMPETE: Enjoying aquatic facility are Acton Aqua Ducks, the swimming competition at the new Orangeville back, left to right: Coach Julie Matthews, Victo- ria Fritz, Ashton Roza, and TJ Waldie. Middle: Leanna De Vaan, Jennifer Kroezen, Gresham Kimm, and Mackenzie Kimm. Front: Szilvia Paradi, Erica Shardlow, Courtney Johnston, Sarah Waldie, and Carney Bourgeois. -- Submitted photo. Aqua Ducks enjoy new Orangeville swim facilities Acton Aqua Ducks en- joyed a day of competition at the new Hallmark Toyota Aquatic facility in Orangeville. It is quite a nice pool, reports head coach Gerry Ockenden. It's a great place to race with plenty of deck space for everyone and an el- evated viewing gallery that accommodates 200 spectators. Age group coach Julie Matthews brought five new competitive swim- mers with her to the meet and was happy to report their performances were up to expectations. They again, with Jonathon Paquin-Felske getting the assists. Even with a two- man advantage at the end of the second, Elora still couldn't put it past Over- land. With Billy Mowat and Mason Galway both getting the interference call they still couldn't get to Overland. Going into the third no one would dare say the S word. But with two more penalties from Dylan Bickers for hooking and Michael Fatrdla for rough- ing after the whistle, Mason had to keep his chifi up. Once again Elora pulled the goalie and tried to get a goal but the boys wanted the second shut-out of the year for their goalie, and it seemed to be the way it was going to end. Once again 2-0 for the Tanners and #2 of the year for Overland. have now established some personal best times that will serve as a bench mark for future successes. Results as follows: * 10 & under Girls - Szilvia Paradi: 50 breast-Silver. * 13-14 Girls - Jennifer Kroezen: 50 free-7", 100 breast-8". * 13-14 Boys - Gresham Kimm: 50 fly-Silver, 100 breast-Silver, 100 back- Bronze, 100 free-6". ¢ 15 & over Girls - Mac- kenzie Kimm: 100 breast-Gold, 100 back-6"; Victoria Fritz: 100 breast- Silver, 100 back-7". + 15 & over Boys - Ashton Roza: 100 back-Silver, 100 free-5", 100 breast-6", 50 free-8"; TJ Waldie: 100 breast-4", 50 fly-7", 100 free-8". + 11-12 Girls Medley Re- lay - Sarah Waldie, Szilvia Paradi, Courtney Johnston, Erica Shardlow = 6, * 15 & over Girls Medley Relay - Victoria Fritz, Leanna De Vaan, Macken- zie Kimm, Jennifer Kroezen -- Gold. © 15 & over Boys Medley Relay - Ashton Roza, TJ Waldie, Gresham Kimm, Carney Bourgeois -- Silver. AHS girls' hockey team lose opener Acton High School girls' hockey team played their season opener _ against Christ the King of Georgetown and lost a close one. Acton finished the first period with a 1-1 and early in the second period took the lead 2-1. Christ the King an- swered back with two goals to go ahead 3-2 at the end of the period. Acton scored one goal in the third period and Christ the King scored to win the game 5-3. Scoring for Acton were Gabby Kosziwka with two goals and Amanda Schroeder with om. Earning assists were Jody Howard 2, Amanda Schroeder two and Gabby Kosziwka 1. "Congratulations go to the whole team on a su- per effort", Coach Bruce Andrews said. Buy 1 item Get 2nd item ... 185 Main St.S - Rockwood - (519) 856-4635 50% oi: Ladies & Mens Active Wear * Licensed Soccer Jerseys * T-Shirts © Indoor & Outdoor Soccer Shoes * Shinguards * Balls * Soccer Apparel for all ages * Volume discounts for team wear Applies only on regular priced merchandise. Second item must be of equal or lesser value. Limited time offer* SATURDAY- 10-6 SUN Ne ery aut