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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2008 13 The visiting Atom Chargers battled the Georgetown Raiders this past Sunday, Nov. 30 exiting with a 5-3 victory. Reilly Constable opened the scoring with Mathew Miehm assisting on the play. The next two Chargers goals were compliments of Malcolm Davidson, assisted by linemates Shannon Oulton and Spencer Evans. Actons fourth goal came from the stick of Hunter Canary with helpers from Ryan Vermeulen and brother Tanner Canary. The Chargers final tally was scored by Tanner Canary, with the lone assist going to Reilly Constable. Malcolm Davidson came with in a split second of completing the hat trick on Georgetowns empty net, only to have time run out. Acton was solidly back stopped by James Bursa, who stood on his head to frustrate the Raiders players. This was a complete team effort, boasted Coach Scott Thomson, with all lines contributing in the vic- tory. The Atom Chargers next game is Sunday, Dec. 7 in Elora at 5pm. Tyke Carquest 5 Eramosa Physio 2 Carquest goals: Osei Mensah (2), Brandon Hatt (1), Tyler Bartels (1), Tristan Wight (1). Assists: Michael Jankowski (1), Jacob Stub- bington (1), Chase Aditajs (1), Matteo Costa (1), Hayes Hutchinson (1), Brett Hilts (1), Charlie McGillivray (1), Callum Pratt (1), Brady Worthman (1), Jackson Phillips (1). Eramosa Physio goals: Michael Battams (1), Gabe Rowsell (1). Assists: Nathan Thomson (1), Jennifer Caruso (1), Stuart MacDonald (1), Matthew Geim (1). MD Contracting 5 Jescan Power 0 MD Contracting goals: Eric Marrows (1), Nolan Cree (1), Owen Kennedy (1), Evan Ashe (1), Kian Ashrafi (1). Assists: Ivan Pejic (1), Laek Swain (1), Jaret Rosenburg (1), Jack Wilcox (1), Morgan McLEan (1), Christina Gedge (1), Dominic Gear (1), Jackson White (1), Jaret Pike (1), Aydin Reddeman (1). Novice Daniel Varanelli 3 Front Line 1 Varaanelli goals: Ryan Griffiths (2), Jacob Coleman (1). Assists: Lucas Scully (1), Elisha Tanton (1), Penny Richards (1). Front Line goals: Chase Thomas (1). Nor Halton 3 Giant Tiger 1 Nor Halton goals: Riccardo Villa (3). As- sists: Ryan McIntosh (1), Andrew Rudisi (1), Alexander Bargis (1). Giant Tiger goals: Michael Gillis (1). As- sists: Stihl Northey (1). Maxan Drywall 4 Acton Tire Stop 1 Maxan goals: Liam Weir (3), Hunter Mc- Cauley (1). Assists: Andrew Naggs (1), Torin Martin (2), Liam Whittaker (1), David Corbett (1), Ryan Cropper (1), Spencer Waight (1). Acton Tire Stop goals: Ryan McAskill (1). Assists: Quinton Binnell (1), Christopher Solda (1). Atom Georgetown Chev 5 Acton Firefighters 3 Georgetown Chev goals: Mathew Lee (1), Zach Rowe (2), Spencer Evans (1), Jake Case (1). Assists: Spencer Evans (2), Chris- tian Holmes (1), Justin Lee (1), Jake Case (1), Mathew Lee (1), Brodey Northey (1). Acton Firefighters goals: Shannon Oulton (2), Mathew Butson (1). Assists: Stanley Plun- kett (2), Julianne Vlasic (1), Ty Martin (1). McDonalds 12 Herbal Magic 2 McDonalds goals: Reilly Constable (5), Thomas Renaud (3), Nathan Pines (2), Ian Davies (2). Assists: Rachel Thornhill (1), Nathan Pines (4), Blayne Boyce Walker (2), Eric Dopheide (1), Ian Davies (4), Thomas Renaud (2). Herbal Magic goals: Malcolm Davidson (2). Assists: Darren VanHeldon (1), Ryan Vermeu- len (1), McKEnzie Anderson (1). Halton Power Line 6 MacMillans 5 Halton Power goals: Tanner Canary (3), Ryan Payne (1), Hunter Canary (2). Assists: Curtis Bee (1), Micheal Muir (3), Brant Crop- per (2), Tanner Canary (1), Ryan Payne (1). MacMillans goals: Mathew Miehme (3), Tyler Carisse (1), Colin Masse (1). Assists: Colin Masse (1), Tyler Carisse (2), Jacob Pirri (1), Martin Pejic (1), Mathew Miehme (1). Peewee R/M Construction 4 Nellis Construction 2 R/M goals: John Mathews (3), Matt Gold- man (1). Assists: Matt Goldman (3), Andrew Ruggle (2) Nellis goals: Taylor Pickering (1), Philip Bath (1). Assists: Troy Namink. Graniteworx 2 Nova Training 0 Graniteworx goals: Adam Warrington (1), Jesse Keough (1). Assists: Dan Reynolds (1), Angus Agnew (1). Shut out: Mark Crha. Rallis Burger 5 Miltek 2 Rallis goals: Keven Giordano (3), Ian Thompson (2). Assists: matt Dawkins (1), Liam Simpson (1), Tyler Borg (1), Owen Jubi- nville (1), Matt Field (1). Miltek goals: Billy Barnes (1), David Laf- rance (1). Assists: Travis Baker (1), Sam Mitchell (1). Bantam St. Johns Trophies 7 Godfathers Pizza 1 St. Johns goals: Matt Wilson (2), Zach Van- derlee (2), Anthony Reid (1), James Dziepak (1), Jesse Hill (1). Assists: James Dziepak (1), An- thony Reid (3), Jesse Hill (1), Nick Hansen (1). Acton Subway 9 H.E.L.P Safey 7 Subway goals: T.J. Baker (4), Jesse McFad- den (2), Dylan Bickers (1), Chris Porty (1), Christine Bennett (1). Assists: Cody Smith (2), Mitchel Gendron (1), T.J. Baker (1), Christine Bennett (1), Dylan Bickers (1), Jake Dunn (1). H.E.L.P. goals: Clayton Black (2), Tyler Kirkpatrick (1), Matt Goodfellow (1), Kwaku Antwi Sarpong (1), Christian Begin (1), Paul Kutasienski (1). Assists: Erika Stokes (2), Tyler Brown (2), Paul Kutasienski (1), Jan Remacka (1), Clayton Black (1). Last Friday night Ac- ton Ladies Hockey saw the Staying Alive Fitness Cougars white wash the X Marks The Fitness Spot Sharks 4 - 0. Tina McLeod gave the Cougars a 1-0 lead while being set up by Cheryl Der- kin. Moments later Pamela Ireland scored assisted by Leanne Monaghan. The Cats never looked back from that point on. Ireland fired her second goal again assisted by Monaghan. Sally Stull rounded out the scoring By E. McDonell The Acton Major Midget Tanners had a win and two losses when they trav- elled north to Elmvale to participate in their annual tournament last weekend. In the first game, Acton faced Niagara-on-the-Lake in a very close, exciting game controlled by Acton with most of the first per- iod play in Niagaras end with multiple quality shots on net but no scoring. There were lots of pen- alties, but no scoring in the second period, but the Tanners got on the board in the third period when Jesse Kuenzig sent a hard shot flying from midway between the blue line and the net to bury it in the top corner behind the Niag- ara goalie and take a 1:0 lead. Ladies Hockey Cougars hammer Sharks while Bolts strike Devils House League Hockey with Andrea Ireland adding a helper. Jeanette Jenson was solid in the twine hut for the Cougars. In the second game we saw the Acton Optical Lightning route DNR Con- tracting Devils 6-1. Lisa Jones gave the Bolts an early lead assisted by Una LaLonde. Jane Tiven- dale replied for the Devils with Lori McIntyre getting an assist. D.L. Greig struck for the Lightning who was set up by Kerri Kirkpatrick and Tammy Fife. Greig struck again with an unassist- ed goal. Tracy Ferguson then put the game out of reach from Mick Wood and Una LaLonde. D.L. Greig scored again for the hat trick assisted by Gina Wright. Daina McKellar scored an unassisted goal to finish the game 6 1. This Friday the Lightning faces off with the Cougars at 10:00 p.m. and the Sharks visit the Devils at 11p.m. Acton Ladies Hockey, the place to be Friday night at the Acton Arena! Rick and Josey Bonnette Atom Chargers take 5-3 win over Raiders Midget Tanners are 1-2 As the third period drew into the final minute, it appeared Niagara might score, but defenseman Dylan Creasey and Ste- ven Wolstenholme put together an awesome play with Creasey feeding a blue line pass to Wols- tenhome along the boards inside the zone. They continued to pass the puck until Creasey scored and with 42 seconds re- maining in the game, the Tanners shut down any chances Niagara had of a tie. Goalies Joey Drexler and Mike Farrow shared duties and held strong for the win. In Game two, the Tan- ners faced host team Elmvale. While there were some great rushes by both teams the first period was scoreless and in the second period Elmvale scored as the Tanners had trouble clearing the puck from their zone. The host team moved ahead to a 3- 0 and padded their lead with two more goals for a 5-0 win. Injuries side- lined two Tanner players including Ryan Faber who hurt his tailbone and Dylan Creasey who broke his ankle. In Game three, the Tanner dropped a 2-1 decision to the unbeaten Beeton Stingers who ar- rived with a well stocked bench as opposed to Ac- tons bench which was done to 10 players. The Tanners stepped up to the challenge with good, sharp passing and fast pick-ups to turn the play around. Defense pro- vided by Jordan Duin, Steven Wolstenholme, Cody Rowsell and Evan M c M e e k i n s t o p p e d Beeton from scoring, and Brandon McCarthy picked up a rebound and sent it past the Beeton goalie for a 1-0 lead. Second period action also proved to be fast- paced, awesome hockey with both forward and de- fense lines covering their respective positions and holding the lead. Midway through the final period, Beeton tied the game and in the final minute of play, the Tanners pulled their goalie, but Beeton potted an empty-netter for the win. The Tanner did not have the seven goal lead required to move forward in tourney play. Con- gratulations to the team for giving those in the stands some edge-of-our- seats action and enjoyable hockey to watch. DEFENSIVE SWEEP: A player on the Miltek Furniture Installations team sweeps the puck away from the net. Rallis Burger took the win 5-2 in Peewee hockey action last week. - Traci Gardner photo