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ft HERALD WeUeafey UN MAILABLE COPY Bantam tournament Local teams post mixed results CHRIS BARROW of Georgetown and M Pro Sports goes against Royal York Rangers Tim Stevenson In opening day action at the Georgetown International Bantam Hockey Tournament Saturday at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena Stevenson won this battle and his teammates won the war as Royal York edged and Pro Sports 32 Herald photo by Colin Gibson Sunny Acre Farms OMHA playoffs set to resume Georgetowns Sunny Acre Farms major midget hockey team swings back into action this weekend against in the third game of an Ontario Minor Hockey Association five first team to six points provincial semifinal playoff series currently holds the up per hand in the series with three Tournament scoreboard A DIVISION BLACKHAWKS RICHMOND HILL 2 Mississauga goals Richmond goals Kerry Ryan Warren Burley KITCHENER CHINGUACOUSY Kitchener goals Brent Cullaton 3 Kevin Ballantyne 2 Kevin Lynch Sean Parsons Scot MacKinnon Chinguacousy goals Aaron Coader 2 Kevin Rankin Kevin Brett HAMILTON 5 NORTH YORK Hamilton goals Greg Close 2 Papalia Adam Griffen North York goals Shaun Steven sod Adrian Dale BRANTFORD3 Brentford goals Stuart Kipp Jamie Martin Chris Wilson Markham goals Daymon Loeb PaulDonkersley DIVISION CAMBRIDGE 5 MELTON Cambridge goals Mike Dan Williams Milton goals Trevor Thompson BURLINGTON TORONTO OLYMPICS Burlington goals Ryan 2 Mark Hams Toronto goals Tony Colaca EvanKorec BARRIE4 WINDSOR 3 goals Grant Pntchett Ethan Moreau Dean Holhnger Brent Crawford Windsor goals Keith Nichol Chris Pickersgill C DIVISION 4 ROYAL YORK goals Jonathan Hall Chns Rice Jason McFarlane Jeff Saranko Royal York goals Derango 2 PRESTON PICKERING Preston goals Moore Chad McCrudden Jeremy Ritchie Shutout Adam MacGillvary ROYAL YORK GEORGETOWN Royal York goals Jason Chow Fabio Georgetown goals Dave Osbonre JakeMashinter OAKVILLE ANCASTER 2 goals Peter McKellar 2 Andrew Shortt Jonathan Ecklund Ancaster goals Jeff Saranko Jonathan Hall PICKERING ROYAL YORK Pickering goals Rob Bevington Mike McCarthy Jeff Say Tim Mc Carthy Shutout JeffDrohan DIVISION MILTON 3 Milton goals Stephen Gilray Jeff Morrison Barry goals Colin Lock Alex Vlnberg HAMILTON BENGALS 5 ACTON FIREFIGHTERS 3 Hamilton goafs Bryan 2 John Melanson 2 Neil Acton goals Dave Derrick Robson ANCASTERII5 GEORGETOWN 3 Ancaster goals Scott Nesbitt 2 Colin Lock 2 Mark Georgetown goals Randy Bond 2 Corey HAMILTON MILTON Hamilton goals Neil 2 John Melanson Mike Bryan Milton goals ACTON FIREFIGHTERS ANCASTERII Acton goals Jason Dave Ancaster goals Alex Vtnberg Kevin Burtis GEORGETOWN DOMTAR HAMILTON BENGALS 2 Georgetown goals Randy Bond 3 Scott Hamilton goals John Neil points from a win and a tie won the first game in the series in March Sunny Acre Farms stumbled to a stalemate with Markham in a game played March at Georgetown s Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena This Saturday Sunny Acre Farms will trek to Markham for a return visit while the fourth game in the series is scheduled for this coming Tuesday 30 p m at Gor don Alcott Memorial Arena A fifth game if necessary would be played in March 21 next Wednesday By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The 1990 edition of the Georgetown International Bantam Hockey Tournament annual id well under way at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena and Halton Hills representatives have been posting mixed results Acton Firefighters and Georgetown Domtar are com in Division of the four division tournament while Georgetown and M Pro Sports are carrying local colors in Division In all 32 teams in four divisions are parading their shinny skills for area hockey affidonados with championship games and the Grand Championship Final slated for Saturday at Gordon Memorial Arena Georgetown Domtar sport all record after two days of Acton Firefighters have a tie and a loss while M and Pro Sports have only contested in one game a 32 loss to Royal York At press time results from Tues days encounters were not available Royal York 3 M and Pro Sports M and M Pro Sports jumped out to an early first period lead thanks to a counter by Dave Osborne who converted a pass from Jake Mashintcr then Royal York dominated play before the locals got back on the scoreboard Three Royal York goals within a five minute span in the second penod allowed the Toronto visitors to move in front 31 before Jake on passes from Shawn Pearson and Steve Wright got Georgetown back into contention with 3 left in the second stanza From that point however Georgetown goaltender Tom Diar and his counterpart in the Royal York nets Tim Stevenson stole the show and Royal York was able to eke out the win 5 Georgetown Domtar 3 In Georgetown initial foray into tournament play Satur day an early Ancaster offensive surge held up for the win led 10 after the first period and extended the lead to after two periods before Georgetown got the lumber unlimbered Unfortunately by that time it was too late Georgetown and An caster traded three goals apiece in the final frame with Ancaster get ting the final nod by a count Randy Bond scored a pair of Georgetown goals with Jim Kavanaugh rounding out the scor Georgetown 4 Hamilton 2 Georgetown almost suf the same fate in their second tournament outing by letting Hamilton move in front 20 with a little over seven minutes left in the second period Four unanswered Georgetown goals over the balance of the game however settled the issue the hometown favorites favor Randy Bond proved to be the most lethal gunner for Georgetown collecting a hat trick Scott McGuigan added a single marker and an assist Hamilton Acton Firefighters 3 In Acton Firefighters opening tournament game a larger more physical Hamilton team simply wore down the Leathertown squad The game was tied 22 moving in to third period play then Acton sagged while Hamilton surged Three third period Hamilton goals to but a single reply from Acton decided the battle Dave was a going con cern for Acton throughout the con test and collected a pair of goals Derrick who also notched assists on both of markers rounded out the Acton scoring Acton Firefighters AncasterII Acton Firefighters had this game well in hand but allowed An caster to battle back for the stalemate Acton Firefighters led 20 after the first and after the scoreless second stanza should have had the upper hand down the homestretch Ancaster counted the pair of ty ing goals with just over six minutes to play in the game to frustrate the Acton hopes of collecting a win Jason McNaught had a goal and an assist for Acton as did Dave ACTON players Jim I No 10 and No buzz around the Hamilton Bengals net during the earns initial game of the Georgetown International Bantam Hockey Tournament last Saturday Hamilton came out on top but had a fine game scoring two of the three Acton goals Herald photo Colin Gibson