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THE HERALD Page ffl THE HALTON HILLS HERALD Sports and I Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 Mldgots bounce Cardiac Atoms 31 Family Skate Sport Statistics Pg32 Alex Tough Raiders halt losing streak with victory over Brampton By ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor The Georgetown Raiders got their first wins of the season this past week beating Brampton on Thursday and Burlington 32 on Saturday The night was a productive one for the fine of Blair Scott Humber and Lewis which connected for five of the seven goals and a total of points Catherwood notched a hat trick and assisted on two other goals while Humber got a pair and three assists followed by Lewis with three assists Previous to Saturday s game Burlington was unbeaten this season a fact which t lost on coach Gary McFadyen I m very pleased with the way the guys played in both games against two very good teams I think the whole team feels great about it it gives them and the management confidence we know we can play with anybody this league and we showed it Helping increase their con was the ability of their big line to come through again in their second game Catherwood scored the first goal assisted by Humber and Lewis to get the team going Humber assisted on the second goal when he set up Matt To add to the team s good for tune one of the team s key players Rob looked to be fully recovered from the shoulder surgery he underwent last year scoring the game win neratll of the final period He was feeling pretty good out there After scor ing he was trying to do some end to end rushes said Solid goaltending was also on the menu for the Raiders with Jason Nicholson getting the nod for both matches He stopped 23 shots Brampton and kept the door closed on Burlington which Georgetown 3525 Nicholson really steadies things up for us in our end he knows what to do with the puck The defence has been working really well together lately said McFadyen The coach added that he was also happy with the way the team has developed and the different strengths they have demonstrated On Thursday they showed they can put out a lot of offence and on Saturday they showed they could play a strong control ed defensive game We could have gone to start off putting us in a really big hole but things look different now Rebel football seniors still winless GDHS Rebel senior volleyball player John puts the ball in Bishop Reding court during the game at the school on Thursday as Mike Bosnian and Dave Sands look on The senior Rebels won match in three sets 1015 and arc now J I in league play Herald photo By ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor The Georgetown District High School Rebels senior football team is still searching for its first win of the season after losing to Burlington Central on Friday afternoon Coach Rick Redshaw said weather played a part in limiting some aspects of his team play though he put all the blame on Mother Nature With the pouring ram that day it was really tough to make our passing game work We had a lot of trouble getting into their end zone but we definitely had some chances Three times we got inside their ten yard line but couldn t score Those three attempts were stopped by an interception on the first drive a fumble on the next and the team was unable to make a short first down attempt on the last Though he said some of his backs had trouble getting their footing in the field receiver Rich made the best of a bad by catching two pisses for good field tioneith lime I encouraged way we contained their offence which isn easy since thej a minor program which helps develop them earlier than our players They re a good hitting team which is tough to run against That s we re working on our ground attack a bit more now said The senior girls basketball team lost their second game in a row on Thursday due to a decision dealt to them by the by Bishop Reding hosts The seniors had dropped their last the previous da at home to E Drury and weren t able to overcome the point differential put on the board by Reding this week They stayed ahead of us the whole time They got up by points at one time but our team fought back playing a lot better in the second half but we couldn get closer than five points said Gary Southworlh the senior coach The team played their most re cent tournament this post weekend in Port Credit losing two of their three games We saw a lot of good teams there this weekend In our first game we lost to Chatham Kent on and our first game on Saturday we lost Southworlh the team faired a lot better against their next opponent Bramalea 59 1 On the positive side the junior basketball teim avenged their older counterparts in leigue tion Thursda beiting Reding 53 30 improved their record to I That game was ours right from the We led 2 in the first three minutes and much controlled things from there saidSouthuorth RESULTS The Acton High School senior volleyball and basketball teams both suffered defeats at the hands of Lester Pearson High School on Thursday The volleyball team lost their first two sets 15 before winning the third and mean IS The senior im pi wed their e loses he si son when Ihev fued Pear son on on losing 18 he junior senior visit Milti tomorrow for llmr in itch mis host Milton the same time Acton Sabres beat Wingham to win home opener Friday The Acton Sabres opened it home on the foot beating Wingham for their first win of the 199091 season Unfortunately Brussels a hilt to the festive mood the next night defeating the Sabres in front of i crowd hoping to see reptit Hilts i strong weekend scoring oik n two of tin three Acton on John Dim got goil on with son Piper ind Hob to tin first inn It w i win iiiiib Kin ft It tould have done a better job in controll ing the play of the game On the other hind he said he preferred win to losing 8 to Brussels T he second period in part tail was the Snores It wis I ifter one period ind wt them tin third It wis four quick in the second period that shouldn hive happened Sabre go ihe Grig Powell whs given the for both games phvtng ill of iridiv the firsi two periods of Brussels Wi put Inn M in for the third period but not because Powell was being scored on he well We just wanted to get bit of work before his start against Schomberg on Steen it would have been a closer game if not for the second penod but without more pla in the corners and intense forechecking the Sabres might continue to have trouble It s something we re going to continue working on We have been doing better in taking fewer penalties though We still took too on the weekend but ou penalty killers reilly helped us out this time It something tt at is going to continue to improve SPORT SHORTS Bridging the gap The Georgetown Duplicate Bride Club still has partners available to play with people in terested in taking part The club meets every Monday at sharp at the Legion Winners from last Monday are 1 Mary Wilson and Glavicic Earl Ryder and Jeanne Sevro 3 Harry Arabic and Rene March Field hockey The Georgetown District High School Rebels senior field hockey team advanced to the quarter finals of their league by defeating Nelson 20 at GDHS field on Monday They will play either Pearson or Assumption today depending on the out come of Monday Bishop Reding M M Robinson match The junior Rebel team was scheduled to play in an tion tournament yesterday but results were unavailable at press time Lawn bowling After a fun filled summer the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club held their annual Fall meeting on Oct 9 the season members participate in the week ly tournaments at home and away the Ontario Seniors Game regional downs and Ontario Lawn Bowls Senior Men s district and monthlv pot luck suppers were well attended New executive President Archie Pollock 1st dent Val Caruso 2nd Vice President Gilson Secrear T Bette i 1 1 Tournament Ladies Mice Grav Mixed Bill Greens Chairman Acton bowling Registrations for the and adult leagues are still being accepted at Acton Lanes Call 853 for more Also the Acton Lanes is a special Sundav night bowling price per game bet ween 6 and 30 Raiders improve Two recen wins for the Georgetown Raiders team improved their Centra Ontario B standings mo them into a fourth place with Streetsville million Bur Bra m pi on lie I IS 29