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12 Sports with The New Tanner Bronson Bouskill, Curtis Hopkins, Michael Yake. Assists: Daniel Bundy, Charlie McGillivray (2), Josh Cheeseman. Daniel Varanelli goals: Matias Terpstra, Aidan Lawson. **** Giant Tiger - 3 Mortgage Egde - 5 G i a n t Ti g e r g o a l s : William West, Johnny Pryslak, Brian Elmslie. Assists: Matthew Mowat, Noah Parker. Mortgage Edge goals: Cody Merritt (3), Liam Chalmers, Nicholas Simms. Assists: Ben Spence, Patrick Graham, Chalmers. **** Ware's Automotive - 3 T&R Paving - 3 Wa r e 's A u t o m o t iv e goals: Victoria Nascimento, Jonah MacDonald (2). Assists: Curtis King, MacDonald. T&R Paving goals: Ben Malcolm (2), Liam Corbett. Assists: Daniel Beaton. BANTAM Endzone Sports - 7 R/M Construction - 7 Endzone Sports goals: Riley Constable (3), Chris Dunlop (2), Colin Masse, Zachary C ontinenza. Assists: Constable (2), Andrew Blight, Dunlop (2), Dylan Stokes. R/M Construction goals: Ryan Vermeulen (2), Liam Simpson, Kyle Thomson (2), Griffin Robinson (2). Assists: Kurtis Scott (2), Jason Goodfellow (3), Matthew Dawkins (2), Madeline McArthur, Allysa Watson, Mitchell Pengelly (2). THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 02, 2012 TYKE Eramosa Physiotherapy - 8 Sunny Motors ­ 12 Eramosa Physiotherapy goals: Christopher Cuthbertson (4), Justin O'Connor, Jesse Bodin, Connor Shoebridge, Ryan Soares. Assists: Riley Dwyer (2), Matthew Alejandro, Shoebridge (2), O'Connor, Bodin (2), Riley Targett (2), Cuthbertson, Campbell Gallant, Colin Cloutier (2). Sunny Motors goals: A s h t yn Pacheco (7), Daniel Arsenault (2), Michael Arsenault, Jack Munday, Kyle Targett. Assists: Nicholas Warden (2), Michael Arsenault (3), Munday, Targett (2), Daniel Arsenault (3), William Horne, Griffin McCauley, Samantha Borges, Pacheco (2), Christopher Tauer, Maddison Oliver, Hayden Hamilton, Datyon Cook. **** Acton Referee's - 4 T&R Paving and Asphalt - 7 Acton Referee's goals: Logan Drexler (2), Rory Campbell, Brayden Kalverda. Assists: Adam Holmes, Lila Martin, Grant Howes, Torrin Mota, Ethan Parsons. T&R Paving and Asphalt goals: Jackson Gognavic (4), Deacon King (3). Assists: Annabel Hart (2), Connor Brown (2), Ronan Harrison (2), Owen Brain, Jesse Little, Ethan Malcolm, Nolan Domingos, Nicholas Cordingley, Cameron Ford. NOVICE Domino's Pizza - 3 Daniel Varanelli - 3 Domino's Pizza goals: THE HIDE HOUSE PARKING LOT ACTON INDIAN RIVER DIRECT CITRUS TRUCKLOAD SALE WED. FEB 15th, 12:30PM - 2:30PM (Eastern & Mill) 20 LB BOX OF FLORIDA **** Acton Subway - 4 Dominos Pizza - 4 Acton Subway goals: Graham Collins, Roberto Mongiat (2), Reid Roberts. Assists: Blaine BoyceWalker, Sanjay Baboolal, Mitchell Lauzon, Malcolm Davidson, Michael Muir, Graham Collins. Dominos Pizza goals: James Reed (2), Brock Fagan, Spencer Evans. Assists: Matt Field, Travis Baker, Evans. MIDGET Acton Precast - 10 MacMillans - 4 Acton Precast goals: Vincent Marciano, Brian Morris (3), Josh Martin (4), Paul Kutasienski, Jakob MacPherson. Assists: Josh Martin, Christine Bennett (3), Colin MacDonald (2), Marciano, MacPherson, C h r i s t o p h e r P o r t y, Kutasienski (2), Mason Overland, Liam Godden, Aaron Stone, Graham Davison. MacMillans goals: Dylan Bickers (2), Ian Thompson, David Bickers. Assists: Alex Cardoso, Bradley Reynolds, Drake Andrews, Justin Gardipy. **** Fraser Direct - 6 Atlantis Photography - 2 Fraser Direct goals: Spencer Mitchell, Mathew Stubbington, Ryan Elliott, Eric Butson (2), Noah MacDonald. Assists: Elliott, Butson, Micthell, Scott Garvie (3), MacDonald, M o rg a n C h r i s t m a n n , Luke VanFrassen, Neil Campbell. Atlantis Photography goals: Simon McNally, Greg Wells. Assists: Eric Victoria, Jonathan PaquinFelske. BONSPIEL BEST: The team of Mac MacKenzie, skip (left), vice-skip Rick Armstrong, second Mike Gallagher and lead June Longstreet won the fifth annual MacMillan's Bonspiel at the Acton Curling Club last Tuesday. ­ George Henderson photo Bonspiel winners L a s t T u e s d a y, t h e Acton Seniors Social and Curling Club hosted the fifth annual MacMillan's Bonspiel at the Acton Curling Club on Churchill Road. A full roster of 64 avid senior curlers attended and a great time was had by all. The Championship team, all from the Acton Novice Tanners open play-offs T h e C h u d l e i g h 's Acton Tanners Novice BB opened their OMHA playoffs with the first three of a twelve game round robin - they played well enough to win, but luck was not on their side as they earned one point out of six. First, they hosted ErinHillsburgh in a tight game. Acton's Chris Harriott made point blank stops to keep the Devils off the score sheet as the game went to overtime tied 0-0. The Tanners kept offensive pressure on the visitors through the extra frame, but couldn't find the net and with minutes to go, the Devils managed to slip one in to escape with a 1-0 win. Next, Acton travelled to Guelph to face the Storm who opened up an early 2-0 lead, but the Tanners didn't quit and fought back in the third to close the gap on a goal by Evan Ashe from Jackson Phillips and Owen Kennedy. Minutes later, Acton appeared to score the equalizer, but the goal was called back on a controversial call. That fired the Tanners up even more as they hemmed the Storm in their own end for the rest of the game, but couldn't bury one as the game ended 2-1. Finally, Acton hosted Guelph looking for redemption and dominated play for most of the game. After Guelph got a quick 1-0 lead, Acton's Matthew Geim countered from Jaret Rosenburg and Thomas Holmes. Guelph took back the lead but Kennedy replied unassisted. Guelph jumped ahead again but the line of Phillips, Ashe and Rosenburg teamed up to pot two in a span of seven seconds to take Acton's first lead. Guelph tied it again and Acton stole the lead back on a top shelf blast by Riley Drexler, from Phillips a n d K e n n e d y. T h e visitors scrambled to knot it up late before Acton continued to dominate a furious overtime period that went scoreless for a 5-5 final. A c t o n 's p l a y o f f s continue this weekend when they travel to E r i n - H i l l s b u rg h a n d Schomberg. Club, was skipped by Mac MacKenzie, with vice-skip Rick Armstrong, second Mike Gallagher and lead June Longstreet. Cougars blank Lightning In the last regular season Ladies Hockey games in Acton, Smooth N ' Tr e n d z y C o u g a r s blanked Acton Optical Lightning 2-0. Carry Gallant scored a first period for the Cougars. The goal held up until late in the game when Kim Nyrtrai cushioned the lead from Jane McKay. Jeanette Jensen recorded the shutout for the Cougars. In the second game, Active Choice Sharks nipped DNR Contracting Devils 3-2. The Devils built a 2-1 after one period of play on unassisted goals from Lori McIntyre and Annette Kroezen. Daina McKellar replied from Josey Bonnette and Tracey Fergus. Dana Knox Presbyterian Church 44 Main St. N P.O. Box 342 Acton, Ontario L7J 2M4 (519)853-2360 Sundays at 10:30 a.m. In a world of change, come and worship the unchanging God. Sun. February 5 Sun. February 12 Sun. February 19 Sun. February 26 - `Changed from Glory into Glory' - `Treasure in Clay Jars' - `Always Confident' - `Speaker: Patrick Gushue Seedless Navel Oranges or Ruby Red Grapefruit $ 25. 00 PER BOX Selby tied the game in the second period from Carolyn Adema. McKellar bulged the twine in the third period for the game winner from Barb Redford. Daina McKellar clinched the scoring title with 33 points edging Cougar Christy Gedge who finished second with 31 points. A brand new season starts on February 10, when the six-game round robin playoff begins. DNR Contracting play Smooth N' Trendzy at 10 p.m., and Acton Optical host Active Choice Sharks at 11 p.m.