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The Georgetown Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, August 27, 2008 15 A couple of Halton Hills residents cemented their status as being among the top 14-year-old female soccer play- ers in the country after their perfor- mances at the recent BMO National Championships at Sherwood Park, Alta. Striker Jade Kovacevic of Stewart- town and Terra Cotta midfielder Nicole Waters played prominent roles for Ontarios under-14 side as they captured the Canadian Soccer Association title with a 2-1 triumph over B.C. in the final. Kovacevic chalked up six goals in five games during the nine-team tour- nament, finishing second in overall scoring behind a teammate who tallied seven times in the opening 14-0 trouncing of P.E.I. Waters scored twice and was a solid two-way presence for the champs. Their Ontario under-14 head coach, Georgetown South resident Ruben Flores, said that both players impressed the Canadian Soccer Association scouting officials on hand for the event and wouldnt be sur- prised if one or even both locals repre- sent Canada at some stage. Nicole is a very technical player and shes come a long way in a short period of time, said Flores, who played professionally in the U.S., Mexico and Italy. Shes played for me for two years now and every position Ive needed her to play shes been very reliable. She has a good shot and can see the game really well. Jades just a horse. She has played different positions as well and at the moment of truth, she came out and showed us she can do what it takes. She scored a lot of goals and was our most consistent player at the tournament. Waters and Kovacevic both play for the Oakville Titans under-14 club team, which was beaten 1-0 on Saturday by Pickering at Cambridge in the semifinals of the Ontario Cup play- downs. They will soon begin tryouts for next years under-15 provincial team, but because the Canadian tournament is held every two years, theyll have to wait until their under-16 years to attempt a repeat as national champi- ons. Local duo shine for Ontario squad Stewarttowns Jade Kovacevic (left) head coach Ruben Flores of Georgetown and Nicole Waters of Terra Cotta (right) were part of the 2008 Ontario under-14 girls soc- cer team that captured the national championship at the recent tourna- ment near Edmonton. Photo by Eamonn Maher EAMONN MAHER Staff Writer Ropers rustle up medals Alana Coughlin (left) of Georgetown earned gold and bronze medals at the recent AAU Junior Olympics in Detroit for the sport of competitive jump rope, which featured competitors from as far away as Australia. Competing in the nine-year-old age group, Coughlin also finished sixth in the freestyle category and teamed up with her Brampton Acro Roper teammate, Sydney van Engelen of Brampton (right) to post a cou- ple of top-10 finishes in the pairs competition. Submitted photo