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SA: Elizabeth Deakin-Poot (2- for-3, single, HR, 3 RBI), Eliza Lanneval (4-for-4, 4 singles, 2 runs), Maddie Wilson (2-for-4, 2 singles, RBI, run), Jen Paraskewas (double, 2 runs). Senior League Atlantis Athletics 12, Optimist Club 8 AA: Emily Woudstra (HR, 3 RBI), Amy Farrimond (3-for-3, 3 singles, 3 RBI, 2 runs), Rachel Dipede (2-for-2, single, double, RBI, 2 runs), Paige Patterson (great catch). OC: Karla McDougall (2- for-3, single, double, RBI, 2 runs), Brittany Praturlon (double, 2 RBI), Samantha Sl ingsby (on base 2 times, run), Stephanie Hill (good catch). DDH Distribution 20, Youngs Guardian Angels 17 DDH: Ally Paschal (HR), Samantha Stull (on base 4 times, 4 runs), Josee Furness (on base 4 times, 3 runs), Alyssa Washbourne (on base 3 times, 3 runs). 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House league scoreboard Georgetowns John Leckie has mainly been a special-teams player with the University of Western Ontario Mustangs football team, but the sophomore running back took full advantage of his opportunity to shine against the rival Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks on Saturday evening. With starting tailback Ryan Tremblay knocked out of the game due to injury early in the contest, the former Georgetown District High School star turned in a number of dazzling runs, including two touchdowns in Westerns 31-20 comeback victory. Leckie finished the game with 108 yards on 18 carries and earned the player of the game hon- ours on The Score network broadcast of the OUA matchup in front of 6,432 spectators at University Stadium in Waterloo. The kinesiology major was also named Westerns male athlete of the week. As soon as I got the call on the sidelines from (Mustangs head coach) Greg (Marshall), I was ready to go and I just tried to make plays, said Leckie, who turns 19 Sept. 29. It was the best game of my career and to play well here against Laurier, a big rival, its great. We knocked off Ottawa and now weve knocked off Laurier... it just all came together for me. Some good fortune was also on Leckies side Saturday as he fumbled early in the fourth quarter with Western leading 24-12, but on the next play Mustang teammate Matt Carapella intercepted a Laurier pass play to regain possession. The win improves Westerns record to 2-0 this season and the Mustangs will host the Waterloo Warriors Saturday at 1 p.m. Lesley Grice of Georgetown won the Olympic race (1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run) at the recent Milton Womens Triathlon held at the Kelso Conservation Area for the second year in a row since that distance was added to the event. The 38-year- old Grice finished first in the field of 45 in a time of two hours, 20 minutes and 50 sec- onds to win by almost three min- utes. Photo by Michael Ivanin Grice tops in triathlon Leckie makes the most of his opportunity