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Halton Hills gymnasts eyeing Ontario finals The Halton Hills Gymnastics Centre's competitive girls recently took part in their second provincial qualifier in Guelph and will try to earn spots in the Gymnastics Ontario championships based on their results at the final qualifying meet on the last weekend of February in Kingston. As well, three HHGC gymnasts, Shannon Daley, Rachael Karker and Bridget Irving, will compete at the Ontario Winter Games at Muskoka in March. Following are the results from the Guelph meet: Level 6 Age 10 Rachel Detmers-- 5th beam; 6th vault, floor; 8th overall Maya DaSilva-- 1st floor; 4th vault; 7th beam; 10th overall Jessica Boyd-- 15th overall Age 11 Emma Heaps-- 5th floor; 6th bars, beam; 8th vault; 8th overall Age 12-13 Sabrina Leger-- 7th beam; 8th vault, floor; 9th overall Level 7 Age 10-11 Anna Mazur-- 4th floor; 6th vault; 10th overall Age 12-13 Shannon Daley-- 4th beam; 5th vault; 6th bars; 7th floor; 4th overall Sara Villani-- 3rd vault; 14th overall Age 14+ Event Specialists Caralyn Hale-- 2nd beam; 3rd floor Alandra Telschow-- 4th floor Freeda Murphy-- 8th beam Level 8 Age 12-13 Rachel Truscott-- 8th vault; 15th overall Level 9 Age 10-13 Rachael Karker-- 5th vault, bars, floor; 6th overall Bridget Irving-- 2nd floor, 3rd bars, beam; 7th overall Squash club to host exhibition The Georgetown Racquet Club will host squash matches played by some of the top-ranked men and junior women amateur players in Ontario this Friday in an exhibition beginning at 7 p.m. The feature match will pit the second seed in the men's 50+ division, Michael Bertin, a teacher at Christ the King Secondary School who lives in Mississauga, taking on the men's fourth-ranked competitor in the 45+ category, former Georgetown resident Glenn Britton. In addition, some of the best junior women squash players in the province have been invited to demonstrate that you don't have to be big and strong to hit the squash ball hard. Jennifer Pelletier, the number-one-rated under-19 women's player in the province from the Richmond Hill Squash Club, will also be among those on court. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. The club is located at 215 Armstrong Ave. For more info go to: www. georgetownracquet.ca or contact Allan Kogon a.kogon@gmail. com, or call 905-877-7129. 3 Sports & Leisure, Thursday, February 11, 2010 Three members of the Halton Hills Gymnastics Centre have earned berths in the Ontario Winter Games competition next month in Muskoka. Pictured above (from left) are: Shannon Daley, Bridget Irving, Rachael Karker. Submitted photo Georgetown Slopitch Invites you to play ball. An information meeting for new teams, players and umpires will be held on Thursday, Feb. 25 at 7:00 pm at the McGibbon Hotel. League committment fees of $400 are due by March 11, 2010. GSL is open to men and women 19 or over. Please visit our website at www.georgetownslopitch.com for more information. Sponsors welcomed. Space is limited so act now! We encourage new teams and new players to joins us. ATHLETES of the week Acton High School Christ the King G.D.H.S Ashling Valsamis Damien Ewing Brendan Krivec Shayne Brown John Paul Thomson Kristen Davison Acton District High School Athletes of the Week are Grade 9 students Ashling Valsamis and Damien Ewing. The Bearcat swim team members had impressive results at last week's meet at Georgetown District High School, with Valsamis finishing first in her heat for the junior girls' 50m backstroke. Ewing also placed first in a heat for the junior boys' 50m backstroke in a time of 50 seconds flat. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week are swimmers Kristen Davison and John Paul Thomson. The 14-year-old Davison registered four top-four placings at last week's regional swim meet in Georgetown and is one of the team's most dedicated members, regularly making five or six practices a week. Thomson took five seconds off his personal best time for the 100m freestyle at the Georgetown meet and is on the verge of qualifying for OFSAA. Christ the King Athletes of the Week are Brendan Krivec and Shayne Brown. Both play for the Jaguar varsity hockey team that recently captured its division championship at the annual Bur-Bear tournament in Burlington. Krivec, a right-winger, had four goals and five assists during the tourney, and Brown, the goalkeeper, allowed just five goals in three games, including CtK's 5-1 triumph over St. Thomas Aquinas in the final. SPORTS EXCHANGE Georgetown's Source for NEW and USED Sports Equipment! The Geogetown Slo-Pitch League is looking for UMPIRES for the 2010 Season. No experience necessary. League will provide training. Those interested are welcome to attend our information meeting on Thursday, February 25th at 7 pm at the McGibbon or contact: umpires@georgetownslopitch.com Casual Skating ·New & Used Skates ·New & Used Helmets ·Childrens "Push-along" Skating Aids Trade-Ins Accepted. Snowboards Boots & Boards X-Country & Downhill Skis & Boots 68 Main St. N. (Hwy. 7) Georgetown NOW IN STOCK MOORE PARK PLAZA 905-873-0176