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THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2007 THE NEW TANNER 17 Acton House League hockey team, Rallis Family Burger, competed in the AMJ Campbell LL Tournament In Erin on March 10. Down by a goal in the second game John Matthews tied it up in the third period, sending the game into over- time. Heading into the second overtime frame, and needing a win to earn a spot in the finals, Matthews again scored, securing the team a berth in the finals. Facing a tough team from New Tecumseth in the con- solation round Rallis Family Burger came up on the short end of a 4-3 game. Rallis goals were scored by Tyler Borg (1) & John Matthews (2), which earned him Player of the Game honours. For the second year, girls from Halton Hills Gymnastics Centre recently trav- elled to the Lucky Star Invitational meet in Jamestown, NY. For some of the girls (Level 7), it was their first time to the States, and they came home with a good experi- ence and some good results. The girls (Level 8 & 9) who went for their second year and competed at a higher level than last year, also did well. Results were: Xhosa Bake Age 9 (Level 7) finished with AA(2nd). Melanie Butler Age 9 (L- 7) Vault (9.0), Bars (9.0), BBeam (9.3), Floor (9.3), AA(1st). Marissa Parker Age 12 (L-7) placed 4th on Floor. Caralyn Hale Age 13 (L-7) got (9.1) on Bars. Justine Wallace Age 13 (L-7) V(9.1), BB(9.625), F(9.7), AA(1st). Emily Krusky Age 10 (L-8) got (9.45) for 3rd place on BB. Tiffany Gilles Age 11 (L-8) BB(9.4), F(9.55). Freeda Murphy Age 11 (L-8) got (9.4) on Beam. Jennifer Garvie Age 14 (L-8) V(9.0), BB(9.3), F(9.45) 1st place, AA(6th). Amanda Nellis Age 15 (L-8). Bianca Jordaan Age 12 (L-9) finished with AA(1st). In Elmira, N.Y., a couple weeks later, the girls were again ready to compete at the Elmira Spring Fling. The girls were scored a little harder at this meet but put in some good results. Results were: Melaine Butler (Ages 9-11, L-7) B(9.575), BB(9.15), F(9.55) 1st place, AA(2nd). Xhosa Baker (Ages 9-11, L-7) V(8.925), BB(9.3), F(9.5), AA(3rd). Mikaela Telschow (Ages 9-11, L-7) BB(9.2), F(9.45), AA(6th). Alandra Tel- schow (Ages 12-13, L-7) placed 1st on Floor (9.625). Emily Krusky (Ages 9-13, L-8) BB(9.6), F(9.2). Tiffany Gilles (Ages 9-13, L- 8) BB(9.1), F(9.525), AA(4th). Jennifer Garvie (14+, L-8) B(9.1), BB(9.05), F(9.325), AA(3rd). Bianca Jordaan (Lev- el 9) V(8.9), B(8.2), BB(8.65), F(9.0), AA(1st). Gymnasts compete in U.S.A. RALLIS FAMILY BURGER: The Rallis team competed in the Campbell tournament in Erin on March 10 and were just edged out in the consolation round. In back are: Aaron Matthews, Asst Coach; John Matthews, Devin Rose, Troy Naminik, Matt Dawkins, Ty- ler Borg, Mike Dawkins, Head Coach. Middle: Kyle Thomson, William Bedard, Justin Cheng, Eric Haefner, Adam Warrington. Front: Ryan Warrington and Chris Giordano. Submitted photo All the boys played well as a team and should be proud of their efforts. Said coach Dawkins, these guys did with The New Tanner Sports Chiropodist / Foot Specialist DEANNA WILSON B.Sc.,D.Ch. Thompson Wellness Centre 25 Main Street North Acton, Ontario L7J 1V9 519-853-3460 Foot/Nail Care Sports Injuries Pediatrics Diabetic /Arthritic Foot Conditioning Custom Orthotics and Footwear Home visits Acton Tanners Minor Hockey Association Annual General Meeting Will be held Wednesday, April 25, 2007 7:00p.m. Acton Legion PROPOSED EXECUTIVE SLATE President: Dave Eagan Vice President Business Operations: Arlene Fritz Treasurer: Kim Bandy-Bollert For any nominations, contact the Acton Minor Hockey Association at 853-1200,before April 18th, 2007. Voting Members include: parents of players, coaching staff and all volunteers within the AMHA. House League Hockeys endofseason awards great, Im thoroughly im- pressed with their teamwork and how they battled for each other. www.actonjiujitsu.com Acton Jiu-Jitsu 5A MILL STREET, E. ACTON Proud member of the Canadian Jiu Jitsu Association (519)853-2424 Gain Respect, Self Confidence, Self Defense, Fitness & Fun Rallis squad nosed out in AMJ Campbell tourney Winners of trophies for their performance in the Acton House League hockey season in the Atom, Novice, Peewee, Bantam and Midget divisons are listed below: Atom Trophies Rallis Burger Family Burger Most Improved: Remington Canary; Most Valuable: Chris Giordano. Herbal Magic Most Im- proved: Filip Pejic; Most Valuable: Bret Allonby. Hotline Electric Most Improved: Eric Putnins; Most Valuable: Jesse Keogh. Nova Training & Consult- ing Most Improved: Mark Crha; Most Valuable: Cody Arney. Halton Power Line Most Improved: Daniel Reynolds; Most Valuable: Colin Mc- Donald. Mr. Sub Acton Most Im- proved: Chris Dunlop; Most Valuable: Jordan Percy. Division Awards Most Points: Cody Arney and Bret Allonby. Most Sportsman: Emma Dafoe. Best Goalie: Chris Gior- dano. Best Defence Person: Grif- fin Robinson. Novice Trophies Giant Tiger Most Im- proved: Matthew Moore; Most Valuable: Kyle Rob- inson. Yourway Auto Most Im- proved: Jonah Rollins; Most Valuable: Colin Masse. MacMillans Most Im- proved: Eric MacCallum; Most Valuable: Joshua But- son. Acton Firefighters Most Improved: James Bursa; Most Valuable: Craig McKaskill. EndZone Sports Most Im- proved: David Bhattarcharya; Most Valuable: Malcolm Davidson. Daniell Varanelli Most Improved: Darren VanHel- don; Most Valuable: Zack Snow. Division Awards Most Points: Kyle Rob- inson. Most Sportsman: Jillian Banks. Best Goalie: Nicholas Cole. Best Defence Person: Noah McNabb. Peewee Trophies Acton Precast Most Im- proved: Will Richards; Most Valuable: Mitchell Griffiths. Birkshire Investment Most Improved: Jenna Gaeton; Most Valuable: Zach Vanderlee. Nellis Construction Most Improved: Owen Fife; Most Valuable: Jesse Hill. R&M Construction Most Improved: Cody McCleod; Most Valuable: Connor Hi- tchock. Lincoln International Freight Most Improved: Cody Smith; Most Valuable: James Dawkins. Acton Subway Most Improved: Brent McQuar- rie; Most Valuable: Cameron Phelan. Division Awards Most Points: Connor Hitch- cock. Most Sportsman: Eric MacCallum. Best Goalie: Travis Tan- coo. Best Defence Person: Paul Kutasienski. Bantam Trophies Property Guys Most Im- proved: Jacob Box; Most Valuable: Tyler Townsley. Fraser Direct Most Im- proved: Andrew Grabauskas; Most Valuable: Luke Van Dinther St. Johns Trophies Most Improved: Michael Shortt; Most Valuable: Tyler Bell. Rons Burner Most Im- proved: Sean Horricks; Most Valuable: Luke Shore. Division Awards Most Points: Tyler Bell, Chris Azzopardi, Luke Van Dinther. Most Sportsman: Deziray Fife. Best Goalie: Nicolas Vic- toria. Best Defence Person: Luke Van Dinther. Midget Trophies Sobeys Most Improved: Eric Small; Most Valuable: Rick Macleod. Actonite Distribution Most Improved: Ryan Macleod; Most Valuable: Curtis Mar- coux. Achilles Most Improved: Zack Fry; Most Valuable: TJ Fry. M&M Meats Most Im- proved: Mitchell Morrison; Most Valuable: Jesse Kue- nzig. Atlantis Photography Most Improved: Drew Backman; Most Valuable: Anthony Kri. Acton Legion Most Im- proved: Connor Crumplen; Most Valuable: Kenneth Wen- zel. Division Awards Most Points: Sean Terry. Most Sportsman: Veronica Edwards. Best Goalie: Darren Pez- zack. Best Defence Person: Elias Frechett.