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22 Independent & Free Press,Thursday, April 29, 2010 SPORTS & LEISURE Bulldogs win season opener Shane Scott had a hat trick and added three assists against his former team as the Halton Hills Bulldogs began their Ontario Lacrosse Association Jr. B regular season with a 9-3 triumph over the host Mississauga Tomahawks Tuesday evening in Clarkson. Scott scored just 13 seconds into the contest and the visitors built an early 3-0 lead before their offence began to misfire, allowing the Tomahawks to close the gap to 4-3 near the end of the middle period. But Halton Hills netminder Ryan Kelly was perfect after that, making 25 saves in total for the victory. Nic Grasby (2), Peter Laidlaw and rookies Jordan Dance, Connor Sellars and Leland de Langley rounded out the scoring. The 'Dogs make their annual road trip to eastern Ontario this weekend, facing Akwesasne Saturday night before taking on Kahnawake Sunday afternoon. Veteran Kody Lyons and rookie Seth Laidlaw are expected back in the lineup this weekend, while defender Justin Reid, who suffered a punctured lung during the pre-season, is about two weeks away from returning. The home opener for Halton Hills will be on Saturday, May 8 against Gloucester. Halton Hills Bulldogs' captain Nik Matwijszyn (left) set up a key second-period goal by teammate Leland de Langley that broke open a one-goal game Tuesday night and the Bulldogs went on to beat the host Mississauga Tomahawks 9-3 to open up their OLA Jr. B regular season. Photo by Eamonn Maher Titans trip up senior Rebels Oakville's Holy Trinity Titans held off a stubborn Georgetown Rebels' home side by a 2-0 score Monday in a Halton high school senior girls' soccer contest at Cedarvale Park. The Rebels slipped to 1-1 with the loss and were looking to get back into the win column against Notre Dame Wednesday afternoon. In other action, Georgetown's senior boys fell to Holy Trinity 7-1, with Billy Klintsaris netting the lone Rebel marker. Brendan Rorke scored for Christ the King's senior boys in a 2-1 loss to Oakville-Trafalgar Monday. In junior action Tuesday, Georgetown's girls won 3-1 over White Oaks, while the Rebel boys were on the short end of a 6-2 decision to White Oaks. Erik Petersen and Trevor Vander Glas tallied for GDHS. Photo by Eamonn Maher Anderson, Clelland move on Two local residents have advanced to the second stage of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association Under 17 Program of Excellence after Georgetown again recently hosted one of four regional camps in the province. Sixty-eight minor midget-aged players underwent on- and off-ice evaluation at the Georgetown regional camp, with 15 skaters and two goalies moving on from there to the final camp at the University of Guelph May 7-9. Defenceman Adam Anderson of the Georgetown AA Raiders and centre Brandon Clelland of the Halton AAA Hurricanes have been selected to participate in Guelph, with the opportunity of being chosen for the Team Ontario Under 17 Provincial Selection Camp later this year. The 5-foot-11, 201-pound Anderson played a key role in the minor midget Raiders' run to an OMHA championship this past season, while Clelland was assistant captain and one of the leading scorers on the Hurricanes in 2009-10. Both are also captains for their respective junior varsity high school hockey teams, with Clelland at Christ the King and Anderson at Georgetown District. OHL CALLS ON PFOHL: Georgetown resident Dave Pfohl has been selected as one of the linesmen to officiate games during the 2010 Ontario Hockey League championship series between the Barrie Colts and Windsor Spitfires. The 35-year-old Waterloo native will be making his championship series debut after seven years as an OHL linesman.