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Acton/Georgetown, Friday, November 3, 2006 21 Jags warned not to look ahead to possible showdown with Rebels Continued from pg. 20 As the 6-1 Jags were leaving the CTK field Wednesday after their victory, which was much more lopsided than the score indicates, the chant `Ivor Wynne' could be heard amongst the players. Jags' head coach Mike Harris warned that if his players were looking ahead to a possible showdown with Georgetown in the Halton championship, they only need to recall recent post-season results. "We can't even think about Georgetown, not with the way Aquinas is playing," said Harris of their 6-1 opponent. "Most of the kids on our team have been here two or three years, and they know we've played well and then lost in the playoffs last year and the year before that, so they can't be looking ahead to anything except the next game." The Rebels, who will host 5-2 Central on Wednesday beginning at 2 p.m., won the regular season meeting with Christ the King 15-6, but may be a little stale for the semis after going over two weeks without game action because of the forfeits. CTK's seniors were a little off-key in their playoff opener, leading 2-4 Abbey Park just 9-0 at halftime Wednesday despite controlling the ball for much of the way. Jaguars' quarterback Alex Dezan threw touchdown passes to Steve Ples and Dan Rovere to build a comfortable lead, then Giovanni Boni and Alex Desmond rushed for major scores in the third quarter to secure the win. "After we lost to GDHS, that basically became our fuel and what we were being motivated by through the season. We want to get them back for that," said the 17-year-old Dezan, a Hillsburgh resident. "We had a slow start (Wednesday) because we maybe overestimated our opponent a bit, then the captains got fired up at halftime and that's all we needed." Christ the King's defence was sturdy and only surrendered points to Abbey Park in the fourth quarter when the starters were on the sideline. Harris was concerned about the number of penalties his team took, something they'll have to focus on eliminating against Aquinas. (Eamonn Maher can be reached at emaher@independentfreepress.com) Sweet 16! Happy Birthday Candace Love Mom & Grandma xoxo Sunday, November 5, 2006, 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm Holy Cross Church, 224 Maple Ave., Georgetown Sponsored by: The Georgetown and District Ministerial Association, The Georgetown Choral Society, The Georgetown Children's Chorus and the Royal Canadian Legion Refreshments will be served after the service. Girls hockey roundup Bantam B Twisters fall in final A hard-fought 2-1 loss to Whitby ended a nice run by the North Halton Twisters in the bantam division of the Toronto Aeros' Future Stars Tournamnent. Preliminary round-- North Halton 6, Pittsburgh Aviators 0; North Halton 4, Scarborough Sharks 4; Whitby Wolves 3, North Halton 0 Semi-final-- North Halton 5, Brampton Canadettes 1 Championship-- Whitby 2, North Halton 1 Tournament scorers: Corrie Ann Ferguson (2G, 2A); Shauna Patterson (G, 4A); Heather MacLean (2G); Stefania Villeneuve (3G, A); Shauna Costello, Leah Perry (G, A); Paulina Lizewski, Courtney Quinn (G); Jennie Cushnie, Alyssa Yandt (2A); Holly Kendrick, Lindsay McCabe (A). See PEEWEE, pg. 22 Dr. R. SEEGOBIN, ­ Gogi Juice ­ MD., CCFP Family Physician is NOW Accepting New Patients For healthy dietary supplements and info on visit: www.healthydiet.Freelife.com Congratulations Sadie McClure for being an "Ontario Scholar, Grad" Wishing you success in pursuing the field of Nursing at Queen's University. Love & Best Wishes from your family Bill, Sherry and sister Grace. Accolades and "Bonne Chance" from Grandette, Ethel On November 1st 2006 99 Sinclair Ave. Unit 202 905 877-9998 SADIE McCLURE Dr. A.W. Ashenhurst, M.D. is turning over his family medicine practice to Dr. Naresh Kumar, M.D. Dr. Kumar is a very well qualified doctor and he will be an asset to my current patients. He will be accepting new patients. The address is the same 83 Mill Street, Suite 202 Georgetown, ON L7G 5E9 NEW Patients CALL 905-873-2402 Josh's Pub Features ·Tuesday / Thursday - Wing Days ·Wednesday ­ Entertainment 8:00 pm -11:30 pm ·Friday ­ Free Appetizers 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm (Must be 19 years & older) ·Saturday ­ Entertainment 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm ·Sunday ­ Try Smittys Restaurant Brunch The families of ANDREA HERNER & JEFF WILLIAMS are pleased to announce their engagement. Wedding to take place April 14, 2007 in Toronto. Josh's Pub - Located behind Smittys Restaurant 265 Guelph Street (Sinclair Place), Georgetown