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Page 20 THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday December THE HILLS HERALD TRAFALGAR MAPLE AVE Flsal Maintenance Tuneup Special Towing FAST FRIBNDLY SERVICE STAITE LTO4t4 8736014 Sports and I Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 Risky Business 21 22 22 GDHS Athletes 23 Sports Calendar 23 Streetsville falls to Raider attack By ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor Georgetown Raiders surprised third place Streetsville by strik ing for four unanswered goals in the second period of their game in Streetsville Tuesday winning The last two games saw Haiders go into the third period tied Georgetown woke up against last place Peterborough Dec 14 to take the win but allow ed top ranked Milton our goals in the final frame losing84 It was a real impressive win for the guys Streetsville is a good team and weve show we can beat them said He said the scoring has also picked up something he has said needed to be clicking in order to take pressure off the defence was leading in the first period and the guys really picked it up in the second one of the best Ive seen them play Jeff Shevalier called up from Acton Sabres Jr team scored two goals one of which was a shorthanded effort Lewis REDMEN RESULTS Acton High School Redmen junior and senior volleyball teams won their games at home against EC Drury Wednesday Seniors defeated Drury 1614 1510 to earn their first win of the season According to coach Bruce Andrews even though the team won the girls could have played better The game went on too long it wasnt good volleyball Nobody on our team seemed to want to put the game away He said hell take the victory and also singled out Kelly Am- brose as the teams player of the game for her efforts Juniors also won their match in three sets 1512 1215 1513 im proving their record to An drews said this season has already been an improvement over last year The girls didnt win a single game then Now they have a good chance of doing something in the playoffs Jennifer a setter on the team and Irish Denny were singled out for their hard work on the court Midgets played Tuesday at Milton finishing third in the tour nament The team won their own tournament last week but were only able to defeat Milton losing Georgetown and Bishop Reding basketball teams both tost their games at Drury Wednesday Juniors lost with James and Dave Paty each getting four points in the game Midgets lost also but were unavailable at press swim team won seven of 13 races they competed in at their swim meet Tuesday at Ac ton Indoor Pool against Nelson Robinson and Pearson Tracy led the way with two first and two second place finishes She won the 200 metre freestyle and 100 metre breaststroke taking second in loo metre freestyle and metre freestyle Adam Hagen and Bill McDonald each netted singles McFadyen said the game was a good team effort especially with two players Grant Dexter and Charles Officer unable to make it to the game Everyone chipped in Hagen moved up to left wing from defence and got us a goal Jason Nicholson played great in net stopping a lot of shots especially in the third McFadyen said Nicholson got a lot of action at the end of the game due to the penalties Raiders were taking There were way too many We were pretty well shorthanded most of the period I dont know if the referees were trying to even out the score or what but we seemed to be getting those four minute penalties while Streetsville got only two minutes McFadyen added that the defence really helped keep the home team off the scoreboard After Streetsville scored two to make it there were minutes left to play but no more goals were allowed Raiders play tonight against Burlington which they trail by just four points as of press time Thursday On the fly Adam Poyntz Rebel senior basketball player gels tripped up by a Pearson defender during their match at Georgetown District High School Wednesday Rebel seniors lost their seventh straight game Herald photo Rebel volleyball teams win Both junior and senior Rebel volleyball teams improved their records to with victories at Pearson Wednesday Junior squad fresh from their Midland tournament victory last weekend took apart Pearson 153 Senior Rebels beat the hosts in two straight games but scores were unavailable at press time Midget Rebel volleyball team advanced to the finals in tourna ment play in Miltons tournament Tuesday but lost to the hosts Rebel basketball teams didnt do as well against their Pearson rivals with both juniors and seniors losing at home Juniors were defeated while seniors lost 5725 Seniors held Pearson ranked in the province and first in Halton to just three points in the first quarter Pearson led at and allowed Georgetown just three points of their own in the third quarter for a 4011 lead Midget scores were unavailable at press time In swimming Rebels continue to clean up winning 28 of 34 races Rebel junior swimmer Robert dives into the pool to begin his leg of the teams 200 metre freestyle relay Weston along with Malt Glen Ooomen and Thaln won the race Just one of the events Rebels look first place in Herald photo at their meet against St Thomas and Loyola at Georgetown Indoor Pool Tuesday Rebels won all eight relays starting off with victories in the 200 metre senior girls medley relay and finishing off with a two second margin over Loyola in the senior boys metre freestyle relay RESULTS Senior girls metre freestyle Julie Robertson first senior boys 200 metre freestyle John Moore first junior girls metre freestyle Joy Swain se cond junior boys metre freestyle Glen first senior girls metre freestyle Sara Mulholland second senior boys metre freestyle Scott Hamilton second junior girls 100 metre individual medley Kristin Herner first junior boys 100 metre individual medley Matt Zuraw first senior girls 100 metre individual medley An drea first senior boys 100 metre individual medley Bruce Jakes first junior girls metre fly Joy Swain first junior boys metre fly Matt first senior girls 100 metre freestyle Kristjana Curry first senior boys metre freestyle Scott Hamilton second junior girls 50 metre freestyle Kristin Herner first junior boys metre freestyle Glen first senior girls 50 metre fly Curry first senior boys 50 metre fly Robert Weston first junior girls metre backstroke Julie Robert son second junior boys metre backstroke Grant first senior girls metre backstroke Kim Barr first senior boys metre backstroke Glen first junior girls metre backstroke Dawn Newman first junior boys metre breaststroke Thain Stansfield second senior boys metre Bruce Jakes first SPORT SHORTS Hockey Heritage The annual Hockey Heritage Awards dinner is scheduled for March 4 at the Holy Cross Auditorium beginn ing at 600 pm This years recipient is Gerry Perkins refereeinchief of the Georgetown Referees Associa tion Perkins joins Jack Harrison Roy Norton Sr Royal Cana dian Legion Bud James Gerry Bob Lane Ron Dixon Bob Walter Del Beaumont Red Asseltine Bob Tost and Roy Ward as former winners of the Heritage award Acton Sabres VS Acton Sabres Tonight Saturday at Acton Arena Jr C Sabres will be playing head to head hockey with themselves More specifically the present Sabre team will be playing against an alumni Sabres team made up of members from the teams past The game is scheduled to begin at 700 pm where fans of the new andor old teams can come out and see some familiar faces The alumni squad includes George Artem Art Currie Brian Tony Mark Duval Bill Fields Robin Dennis Kirton 78 Bob Bill 73 Dave McGillowway Kelly Macarthur Pete Morrison Brad Timbers Jeff TownsleyC74 Tony Van Dam and Greg Yates Returning behind the bench will be Bill coach John Goy Jr assis tant coach Jules Russiani coach Trainers Sunny and Garret will also be attending Bridge Club Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday at the Legion to decide this weeks champions Tied for first was Mike Lorusso and Hillock along with Rene March and Norma Maynard Earl Ryder and Don Walker took the number two position Tied for third spot were Jeanne Servos and Doris Barber along with George Sargent and Jack Kaarsemaker Bennett Cut Georgetown hockey product Adam Bennett invited to try out for the Canadian Junior team was cut from the roster earlier this week Bennett a for Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League recently returned to the team from the tryouts in Kindersley Saskatchewan