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12 Independent & Free Press, Tuesday,June 8, 2010 SPORTS & LEISURE So much for the battle of the Ontario Lacrosse Association Jr. B unbeaten teams. The Halton Hills Bulldogs were overrun 13-10 by a strong Newmarket Saints' side last Thursday in Georgetown, handing the hosts their first loss in 13 regular-season starts. Coach Blaine McCauley said his canine crew may have been guilty of looking ahead to this Thursday's clash with the 160-0 Green Gaels of Clarington in Bowmanville, but the 11-4-0 Saints had plenty of motivation, having been eliminated by Halton Hills from the past two post-seasons. Brendan MacDonald (3), Jordan Dance, Connor Sellars, Peter Laidlaw, Seth Laidlaw, Tyler Ferreira, Jayson Craw- First setback of season for `Dogs ford and Shane Scott scored for the hosts, who will visit Toronto tonight (Tuesday) to take on the Beaches. Halton Hills got back into the win column Saturday with an 11-2 trouncing of guest Huntsville. Justin Reid and Mike Licata had hat-tricks for the 'Dogs, with Dance, Sellars, call-up Jamie Batten, Ferreira and Crawford finding net. The Bulldogs beefed up their offence Sunday by picking up 20-year-old Dylan Gilbert, a former 30-goal scorer with the Oakville Jr. B Buzz. The 6-foot-1, 200-pound Mississauga resident is the son of former NHLer Greg Gilbert and had eight goals and 18 assists in 10 games with the Buzz this season. From left, Leland de Langley (7), Mike Licata (15) and Ethan O'Connor (21) of the Halton Hills Bulldogs chase down Newmarket's A.J. Masson during their Ontario Lacrosse Association Jr. B league matchup Thursday at the Alcott Arena. Masson had four points to lead the visiting Saints to a 13-10 victory, the first loss of the season for the 13-1-0 Bulldogs. Photo by Eamonn Maher Renton grabs OFSAA gold Christ the King Secondary School's Tyler Renton was looking for an upgrade from last year's bronze medal at the provincial championships and the Grade 10 student was golden this time around. Renton launched his javelin 59.69m to win the junior boys' category by nearly a metre over the runner-up at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations track & field championships at the University of Western Ontario over the weekend. The Team Ontario member just missed out on another medal in the junior boys' shot put, finishing fourth at 17.05m, with the silver medalist recording a throw of 17.15m. Georgetown District High School's Emily Driedger posted a couple of top-10 results at OFSAA, placing sixth in the senior girls' 800m in 2:15.91 and seventh in the 1,500m in 4:42.92. CtK's Khalil Smith was 20th in the midget boys' triple jump with a leap of 11.82m. SOCCER: For the second year in a row, the Acton Bearcats advanced to the OFSAA quarterfinals at last week's tournament in Sudbury before bowing out with a 4-2 loss against Barrie's Nouvelle Alliance. Kaylee Kearns and Jenn Baker scored for the Bearcats, who went 1-2-0 in the preliminaries and advanced to the quarterfinals on a tiebreaker. Hall of Fame gala next week Tickets are still available for the Halton Hills Sports Museum's fourth-annual gala induction ceremony, to be held Thursday, June 17 at the John Elliott Theatre in Georgetown. Six more inductees will be added to the local hall of fame and resource centre, which is located in the upstairs meeting room of the Mold-Masters SportsPlex. Former Toronto Argonaut and 1991 Grey Cup winner Jim Kardash, a local resident, will be the guest speaker. A reception will take place beginning at 6 p.m. and the ceremony is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. This year's inductees include the Valk/Dixon/Armstrong (Frank Van de Valk, Walt Dixon and David Armstrong) auto drag racing team in the team category, hockey star Paul Robinson in the athlete category, and longtime soccer official Haddy Smedema and hockey coach/manager Harold Townsley as builders. Tickets are $40 each and can be purchased at the John Elliott Theatre or by calling Glenda Nixdorf at 905-8731360. TYLER RENTON Halton Hills Curb Appeal Specializing in residential and commercial Asphalt Sealing · Avoid exposure to harmful ultraviolet rays. · Protect asphalt from oil and gas leaks · INCREASE THE LIFE OF YOUR DRIVEWAY! The Acton Horticultural Society would like to thank and acknowledge all donors and sponsors of their Annual Plant Sale this past May 22nd. Arbour Garden Centre Arnold's Greenhouses Canadian Tire DiGirolamo's Greenhouses Evergreen Acres Nursery Gro-Bark Jon Hurst Lost Horizons Plant Nursery McDonald's Plant Paradise Country Gardens Real Canadian Superstore Georgetown Sheridan Nurseries Sobeys The Flower Shed Tim Hortons Acton Town of Halton Hills Tuitman's Garden Centre Tyler Transport Van Wissen Nurseries & Garden Centre Young's Pharmacy Sealcoat provides instant curb appeal and enhances pavement appearance! Call today for your free estimate. Call @ 416-574-3996 T hank You!