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SPORTS The Trenton Golden Hawks are built around a defence-first strategy and the Georgetown Raiders couldn't break through Monday night. A 2-0 triumph for the Hawks gave the hosts a 2-1 series lead in the closely contested best-of-7 Ontario Junior Hockey League championship matchup. Game four of the Buckland Cup final was played Wednesday night at the Alcott Arena and game five is set for Trenton's Duncan Memorial Arena Friday evening. For a game report from Wednesday's contest, visit www.theifp.ca Former Toronto Patriot Mitch Emerson scored on the power play late in the second period Monday and added an empty-netter at 19:58 of the third period for all the offence the Hawks would need. The goaltenders were in the spotlight Coming up The Scotts MLB Pitch Hit & Run Competition is set for Fairgrounds Park in Georgetown on Saturday, April 30 for boys & girls age 7-14. For more info visit www.hhmba Raiders hang tough with Hawks once again, with Trenton's Daniel Urbani earning first-star honours with 29 stops and Georgetown's Andrew Masters making 22 saves to net second-star recognition. The Raiders went 0 for 4 with the man advantage. Attendance in Trenton for game three was listed at 1,092. If a fifth game is required, it will be played Saturday at Georgetown's Alcott Arena. Trenton was missing one of its top defenders as Jordan DaSilva sat out the first of a two-game suspension for a head check on Raider rookie Jack Jacome in game two Saturday, a 3-2 double OT win for Georgetown. Jacome did return to action. In the series opener last Friday, the South/West Conference-champion Raiders took an early 2-0 lead in Trenton, but the North/East Conference-representative Hawks rallied for a 5-4 win. GRYPHONS GRAB JAGUAR STAR: Middle-distance and cross-country running standout Mackenzie Cameron of Christ the King Secondary School won't be going too far away to compete at the university level starting in the fall. The Grade 12 student recently accepted an offer to join the CIAU-champion Guelph Gryphons and will study mathematical sciences, a new program at the school. Cameron has trained with the Speed River Track & Field Club in Guelph since Grade 9 and won OFSAA silver medals in track and cross-country. Joining her at the recent signing were many of her Jaguar teammates as well as CtK's track & field coach Matthew Wannamaker, left, along with Gryphon assistant coaches Kyle Boorsma and Chris Moulton. Photo by Eamonn Maher A 3-1 win over Cambridge clinched the OWHA novice B championship for the North Halton Twisters. Team members, front, from left, are: Addison Hauver, Keira Savin-Kolic, Elise Singh, Justin Somers, Gaby Jennings, Hailey Rye, Hayden Camara, Lizzie Poole. Middle row: Jordyn Palmer, Ashlyn Carter, Reave King, Addison Rye, Sara Hillock, Julia Power, Emma Gombocz, Keira Marling, Lauren Holland. Submitted photo OWHA title for novice B Twisters The novice B Twisters became just the second North Halton Girls' Hockey Association team to win an Ontario championship earlier this month, going 6-0 at the tournament in Etobicoke to earn the gold medals. In the championship game, the Twisters fell behind in the first minute of the contest against the Cambridge Roadrunners, but kept their composure and rallied for a 3-1 victory. North Halton's novice Bs, who were the Lower Lakes League Central Division champions in the regular season, cruised through the preliminary round at the provincials, scoring 15 goals while giving up just one. The weekend before the provincials, the Twisters had picked up silver medals at the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League's Best of the Best tourney. The only other North Halton team to win an OWHA title was the bantam B Twisters in 2003. OWHA Novice B Championship North Halton 3, Durham West Lightning 0; North Halton 6, Gloucester-Cumberland Stars 1; North Halton 6, Kingston Ice Wolves 0 Quarterfinal -- North Halton 3, Scarborough Stars 2 Semifinal -- North Halton 4, MarkhamStouffville Stars 1 Championship -- North Halton 3, Cambridge Roadrunners 1 Thursday, April 21, 2016 - The IFP - Halton Hills - www.theifp.ca HHGC 5th ANNUAL GOLF REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER SOCCER PROGRAMS! Soccer/Sports Camps - available in July and August at the Gellert Centre Parent and Tot Program - a fun introduction oduction to soccer for 4 year olds (born in 2012). Two wo 4-week sessions in July and August. Outdoor Grass Roots Program - 6-week session in June and July for ages U5 to U12 (born n 2004 to 2011) led by our certified instructors. CLASSIC EarlyBird Deadline a foursome to Eagle Ridge Register before our JUNE 9, 2016 CHANCE TO WIN of MAY 1ST, 2016 for a Page 40 Registration Deadline: June 1, 2016 Further details & registration online at: https://haltonhillsgymnastics.com/golf-classic www.georgetownsoccerclub.com Visit website for details and to register!