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GEORGETOWN TOYOTA SALES 15 MOUNTAINVIEW RD. N., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296WEBSITE at www.georgetowntoyota.com 2008 RAV 4 PER MONTH FOR 48 MONTHS WITH $4223 DOWN OR TRADE EQUIVALENT. FREIGHT AND P.D.E. INCLUDED. LEASE FOR for 36 months Purchase Financing 0.9%APR* OFFER END S MAY 31 ST, 2008 Model #BD33VPA $299 + TAXES$27,400 MSRP *Lease payments are plus taxes. All leases are 24,000 km per year with an excess mileage charge of 10 per km. See dealer for full details. Special pullout section Friday, May 30, 2008 8 Pages Circulation 22,500 www.independentfreepress.com High school sports roundup Pages 2, 3, 6 High school sports roundup Pages 2, 3, 6 SPORTS AND LEISURE Halton Hills Community Newspaper After winning the national championships as bantams two years ago, the Halton Hills midget #1 Bulldogs have qualified again thanks to their gold medal triumph at the Ontario Minor Field Lacrosse Association A champi- onship tournament in Kitchener this past weekend. The Dogs went undefeated at the tourney, defeating Oshawa 11-7 in the final. This years Canadian championships will take place in Edmonton on the Labour Day weekend. Preliminary round Halton Hills 7, Brampton 2; Halton Hills 10, Six Nations 4 Semifinal Halton Hills 11, Peterborough 5 Championship final Halton Hills 11, Oshawa 7. (See photo page 5). Campbell Parker of the Halton Hills peewee #1 Bulldogs tries to manoeuvre his way for a shot on goal against Brampton at last weekends Ontario Minor Field Lacrosse A division championships in Kitchener. The Bulldogs were edged in their opening game by Oshawa and dropped this contest to Brampton 11-6 despite a pair of goals by Parker, before being elimi- nated with a loss in their third game of the tournament. Photo by Eamonn Maher Impact collect silver at national tourney The provincial under-17 champion Georgetown under-16 Impact came up just short of winning the Canadian under-17 Tier II tourney in Ottawa and also had a good showing at the national under-16 Tier I event in Calgary earlier this month. Team members (front, from left) are: Tory McCracken, Nicole Bond, Hillary Banks, Haley Besworth, Sarah Traynor. Back row: Coach Kevin Hughes, Nicole Arthurs, Sarah Chapin, Arissa Fogolin, Lindsay McCabe, coach Patty Hall. Submitted photo Its been a whirlwind month of May for Georgetowns under-16 girls Impact as the standout volleyball squad competed at two national championship tournaments, earning a silver medal in one and a top-eight placing in the other. At the under-17 Tier II nationals in Ottawa, the provincial champion Impact was seeded third in its prelim- inary pool but reeled off wins over Winnipeg, Cambridge and another Ontario team before rolling through to the quarterfinals. Georgetown beat the favoured Peel under-17 Selects from Brampton 23- 25, 25-20, 16-14 and then knocked off another #1 seed, the Scarborough Titans, 25-22, 25-23 in the final four to reach the finals. Kingston under-17 Pegasus was the opposition and knocked off the Impact 25-23, 17-15, 15-11 to win the tournament. The local side was seeded ninth out of 108 teams in Canada for the under-16 Tier I championships in Calgary, having placed fourth in Ontario at the playdowns in April. Despite the absence of six-foot middle player Lindsay McCabe, who was unable to travel with the team, the Impact was again able to make it to the final round of eight teams, eventually falling to the Brandon Storm of Manitoba 15-25, 22-25. Georgetown was the only entry in the tourney to take a game from the eventual champion Calgary Dinosaurs. Ontario field championship roundup Midget squad are top Dogs See BANTAM, pg. 2