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THURSDAY, MARCH 1 2012 Sports with The New Tanner Feibel. Assists: Jennifer Parsons. PEEWEE Acton Firefighters - 3 H.E.L.P. Safety - 3 Acton Firefighters goals: Andrew Wright (2), Talon Fife, Kenneth Herrington. Assists: Hunter Rushlow. H.E.L.P. Safety goals: Justin Lee (2), Jake Case. Assists: Christian Jander, Stephanie Parsons. **** Nellis Construction - 3 Acton Tire Stop - 2 Nellis Contrsuction goals: Glen Frederick (2), Jacob Pirri. Assists: Raychel Thornhill, Jacob Bruce. Acton Tire Stop goals: Spencer Waight, Brady Borges. Assists: Michael Allain (2), Waight. BANTAM Endzone Sports - 8 R/M Construction - 1 Endzone Sports goals: Riley Constable (2), Zachary Continenza, Andrew Blight, Caleb Chang, Dylan Stokes, Chris Dunlop. Assists: Stanley Plunkett (4), Constable (4), Blight (2), Chang, Continenza (2), Richard Faber, Dunlop, Colin Masse. R/M Construction goals: Jason Goodfellow. Assists: Allysa Watson, Madeleine McArthur. **** Acton Subway - 7 Dominos Pizza - 5 Acton Subway goals: Reid Roberts (4), Michael Muir, Roberto Mongiat, Malcolm Davidson. Assists: Mitchell Lauzon (2), Muir, Davidson, Taylor Worthman, Roberts, Erich Haefner. Dominos Pizza goals: B r o d e y N o r t h e y, Ry a n White, Brock Fagan (2), Travis Baker. Assists: Matt Field (2), Baker, Northey. Sharks blank Devils In Acton ladies playoff hockey action, Active Choice Sharks shutout DNR Contracting Devils 3-0. The Sharks scored two goals in the second period. Daina McKellar and Carolyn Adema potted the goals with Pamela Ireland and Karen McDonald drawing assists. McKellar notched her second goal late in the third period from Jackie Wilson and Ireland. Joanne Cooper earned got the shutout. THE NEW TANNER 11 In the second game of the round robin playoffs, S m o o t h & Tr e n d z y Cougars topped the Acton Optical Lightning 4-1. This was a tightly played game as both teams were tied at one a piece heading into the third period. Christy Gedge scored for the Cougars from Gina Wright. Karen Bell replied for the Lightning. The Cougars blew it open in the third period with three unanswered goals. Gedge scored her second and Kim Nyitrai and Evelyn Kamminga scored the other two goals from Kendra Nascimento and Gedge. House League Hockey NOVICE Wares Automotive - 6 Giant Tiger - 0 Wa r e s A u t o m o t i v e goals: Jonah Macdonald (4), Victoria Nascimento, Curtis King. Assists: Elijah Macdonald, Nascimento, Adam LaSelva, King, Jonah Macdonald. **** Domino's Pizza - 5 Mortgage Edge - 3 Domino's Pizza goals: Charlie McGilivry, Rylee Nytrai, Michael Yake, Curtis Hopkins (2). Assists: Yake, Owen Reddeman, McGilivry, Nytrai. Mortgage Edge Goals: Nicholas Simms (2), Cody Merritt. Assists: Merritt (3), Hope Bargis, Liam Chalmers. **** T&R Paving - 8 Daniel Varanelli - 0 T&R Paving goals: Braden Lazenby (5), Nathan Hilts (2), Liam Corbett. Assists: Matthew Wood (3), Nathan Hilts (4), Camden Fraser, Carter Foster, Brandon Schupp. ATOM Grimaces - 8 Hamburglars - 0 Grimaces goals: Payton Burak, Jack Timmerman (4), Jacob Harner, Jacob Coleman, Stihl Northey. Assists: Timmerman, Brodie Downs, Payton Bural, Coleman, Harmer, Warren Kamminga, Cole Mayke (2), Sheldon Reid, Oliver Hazelwood. **** Mayor McCheeses - 2 Big Macs - 4 Mayor McCheeses goals: Caleb Van Der Wal, Chase Aditijas. Assists: Rowan Dwyer (2), Ethan Taylor, Thomas Savage. Big Macs goals: Makayla Dee (2), Ben Rushlow, Jack Atom BB Tanners Novice Tanners BB bounce back team clinch finals ferth Th e Acton Tan ners Atom BB team, sponsored by Tri-Form Concrete and Algoma Contractors, c o n t i n u e d t h e i r Tr i County playoffs this past week. First the Tanners hosted the Flamborough Sabres, and came out on the short end of a 3-1 decision. Michael Holmes scored an unassisted marker, which was the only goal for Acton. The Tanners had to regroup and head to Milton to face off against the Winterhawks. Jon Bydevaate opened the scoring in the first period with a shot from the point which was set up by Declan Harrison and Caleb Downs. Before the first period ended, with a face off deep in the Milton zone, Daniel Nascimento won the draw to Dylan Palmer, who fed a pass to Chase Thomas, who then made no mistake and hit the back of the Milton net to put the Tanner's u p 2 -0 . E arl y i n t h e second period, the puck was swirling around the Winterhawks net when Holmes banged home another goal, Nic Jones and Hunter McCauley earned assists on the play. Mid way through the third period, Palmer tipped in a Thomas shot to put the Tanners up 4-0, Ryan McAskill also picked up a point on the goal. Mathew Adkins then did the rest of the work, and made some amazing saves to hold on to the shutout and a 4-0 victory. The Tanners head to Caledon this week to continue their Tri-county playoffs. Jackson Phillips' hat trick led the way for the Chudleigh's Acton Tanners Novice BB team in their 7-1 win over the Schomberg Red Wings. The seventh straight playoff victory for Acton in the OMHA Central's twelve game opening round robin, coupled with a loss for the Guelph Jr. Storm earlier in the day, clinched a berth for the Tanners in the OMHA championship final. After Phillips potted two early goals for Acton, he then fired a pass to Jaret Rosenburg who directed it top shelf to give the Tanners a 3-0 lead after one period. Jared Pike also assisted on an earlier Philips goal. Philips then scored his third off a setup from Owen Kennedy before Riley Drexler wristed one past the goalie with Matthew Geim assisting to make it 5-0 after two. In the third, Geim and Kennedy worked the puck to the front and Drexler banged in this second of the game. Shortly after, Acton got into some penalty trouble in the third and the Red Wings managed to score but Evan Ashe sealed the win when he caught the Wings goalie off guard during a face off in Schomberg's zone and slid one through the goalie's legs right off the draw. To close out the opening round robin, Acton will host Guelph on Friday at 7:45 p.m., at Mold Masters Arena in Georgetown and will host Erin-Hillsburgh on Saturday at 4:30 p.m., in Acton. Peewee Chargers fall in Brampton The Acton Sobeys Peewee Chargers dropped a 6-4 loss to Brampton when the Bombers came out strong to take a 3-0 lead early. Acton charged back before the first period ended scoring twice within 1:05 span with goals from Tommy Renaud on a rebound, with assists to Eric McCallum and Jake Case. A nice pass from Case found Michael Allain open with a blast from the point cutting the lead to one. Just 45 seconds into the second period, Case tied the game at 3-3, and with 42 seconds left, Justin Lee gave Acton the lead with help from McCallum. Less than a minute into the third, Brampton tied the game, and then scored two quick goals for a 6-4 win. Acton pulled Jack Coulighan (who played solid in net) in the last minute putting lots of pressure on the Bombers net, even hitting a goal post, coming up just short. DE MELO CHIROPRACTIC & WELLNESS CENTRE Dr. Dave de Melo, Chiropractor Dr. Jim Giancoulas, Chiropractor Amy Spiers, Massage Therapist · SAFE, GENTLE CHIROPRACTIC CARE · COMPUTER GENERATED SPINAL ANALYSIS · EMERGENCIES & WORKERS COMP ACCEPTED · NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 25 Main Street North, Acton Across from Giant Tiger Plaza No Referral Necessary EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE www.actonhead2toe.com (519) 853-3460