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Lapointe leads Canada to 15th Rep hockey roundup A final-round 75 for Mary Ann Lapointe of Georgetown and a 67 by teammate Laura Matthews from Essex, Ont. pushed Canada up the overall standings to finish 15th at the Women's World Amateur Team Championship last week in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Individually, the 46-yearold Lapointe finished in a tie for 44th place at nine over par through the 72-hole tournament, while Matthews placed in a tie for 12th. The top two scorers from each country count toward the team standings. Both Matthews and Lapointe are veterans from the 2004 Canadian squad, which finished in second place, tying Canada's best showing ever at the WWATC. Red-hot Atom Raiders extend streak The Georgetown EndZone Sports Exchange Atom AA Raiders extended their winning streak to eight games thanks in part to a five-goal performance by Drew Hillock, before Burlington broke the victory string. Georgetown 11, Burlington 3: Drew Hillock (5G, A); Blair VanderGlas (2G, 5A); Ryan Howard (2G, A); Adam Charalambides (G, 2A); Keegan Martinec (G, A); Chris Brydie (6A); Andrew Pottruff (3A); Cody Menzies (2A); Adam Dobis, Cory Highfield (A); Brandon Phair (A, W). Burlington 5, Georgetown 3: Martinec, Menzies, Highfield (G); VanderGlas, Charalambides, Nick Hale, Hillock, Curtis Moorhead, Howard, Jacob Hector. Georgetown 5, Oakville 3: Highfield (2G); Charalambides (G, 2A); Ben Sutherland, VanderGlas (G, A); Menzies (2A); Moorhead, Brydie (A); Theo Dol (W). Georgetown 8, Guelph 1: Cody Menzies (3G); VanderGlas (2G, A); Charalambides (G, 2A); Hillock (G, A); Jacob Hector (G); Highfield (3A); Pottruff, Howard, Brydie, Hale (A); Phair (W). Georgetown 4, Milton 1: Charalambides, (G, A); Brydie, Highfield, Hector (G); Menzies (2A); Hillock, VanderGlas, Keegan Martinec, Pottruff, Howard, Curtis Moorhead (A); Dol (W). Georgetown 4, Caledon 1: Hillock, Martinec, Menzies, Hector (G); Moorhead, Brydie (2A); Adam Dobis, Pottruff, Howard (A); Phair (W). Minor Peewee AE Raiders The Halton Hills Rad & Tire Minor Peewee AE Raiders posted four victories and were edged by Caledon. Georgetown 4, Hespeler 0: Christopher Roach (2G); Sean Neuman, Jake Cameron (G); Spencer Sykes (2A); Connor McEwan, Jake Cameron, Tyler Chabot (A); Matthew Hoekstra, Tyler Bullett (SO). Georgetown 4, Kitchener 3: Johnathan Haines, Landon Williams, Connor Speers, Chabot (G); McEwan, Cameron (A). Georgetown 3, Cambridge 2: Sykes (2G, A); Roach (G); Olin Flydorf, Cameron (A). Georgetown 2, Kitchener 1: Ryan Fitzpatrick, Cameron (G); Joel Albany, Richard Campbell, Christopher Roach, Sykes (A). Caledon 5, Georgetown 4: Nick Campbell (G, A); Speers, Albany, Matthew Carr (G); McEwan, Fitzpatrick (A). MARY ANN LAPOINTE Novice AA Raiders WINTER'S COMING. Three one-goal victories and a tie highlighted the start of league action for the Bestcorr Raiders. Georgetown 3, Flamborough 2: Trevor Jenkins, Cole Besworth, Tyler Biles (G); Coleman Bannerman, Sam Wallace (A). Georgetown 4, Milton 3: Jenkins (2G, A); Bryn Williams, Besworth (G); Adam Farrugia, Ryan O'Connell (A). Georgetown 4, Oakville 4: Biles (2G); Jenkins, Besworth (G); Christian Buchan, Farrugia (2A). Ancaster 6, Georgetown 3: Williams, Besworth, Biles (G); O'Connell, David Collins (A). Georgetown 5, Burlington 2: Biles, Jenkins (G, 2A); Besworth (G, A); Daniel Heelis, Aiden Mills (G); O'Connell, Jack Hennigan, Nicholas Aquilina (A). Georgetown 4, Orangeville 3: Jenkins (2G); Adam Elinesky, Besworth (G); Biles (3A). Brampton 5, Georgetown 2: Heelis, Besworth (G). Peewee Select Raiders Georgetown's season home opener resulted in a 3-0 Raider victory over Caledon. Georgetown 3, Caledon 0: Michael Larade (2G); Christian Pretto (G); Paul Abernethy (2A); Mitchell Muirhead (A); Zack Sutherland, Jason Field (SO). Sr. Rebels, Jaguars to finish season 1-2 Continued from pg. 21 Kyle Sutherland and Christian DeAngelis scored touchdowns to give the Rebels the lead in the third quarter against host Pearson on Monday. Marinangeli said the previous time Georgetown made it to the Halton finals at Hamilton's Ivor Wynne Stadium was in the early 1970s and he couldn't recall if that team went undefeated, but is certain that the senior Rebels have never won a regional football championship. Meanwhile, Christ the King's Jaguars look to have second place in the Richardson Division with a 36-0 trouncing of winless Milton District on Monday. Dan Rovere and Kyle Sutherland scored two touchdowns apiece for the 4-1 Jags and Gabe Aubrey-Morin also had a major score. Brett Piva added four converts. Christ the King's seniors will tackle Pearson at home Thursday afternoon to complete the regular schedule.