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•T he I FP • H al to n H ill s •T ue sd ay , M ar ch 2 6, 2 01 3 10 15 MOUNTAINVIEW RD. N., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com THE ALL NEW 2013 RAV 4 Starting at $25,560 + taxes Model #ZFREVT-AA SPORTS & LEISURE Joe Wallace (32) of Christ the King's senior Jaguars was in a groove during a recent exhibition game against a team made up of Halton Regional Police offi- cers and CtK staff members, which was won by the co-ed student squad 46-28. Trailing 21-18 at halftime, Wallace sunk five three-pointers and had 19 points in total in the victory. Teammate Anthony Pinto DaCosta added 16 points. Pictured at left is CtK teacher Terry deVries. Photo by Ted Brown Teaching the teacher Christ the King's Jaguars were elimi- nated from the Ontario high school boys' AAA/AAAA hockey championships in the quarterfinals by eventual winner St. Pe- ter's of Peterborough on Thursday at the Powerade Centre in Brampton. The eighth-seeded Jaguars had a strong start to their game against St. Peter's but couldn't capitalize on some excellent scoring chances and trailed 1-0 going into the second inter- mission. A controver- sial goal by the Peter- borough squad on an apparent uncalled hand pass in the third period sent St. Peter's on to a 3-0 vic- tory and they captured top spot in the 16-team tourney on Friday with a 4-2 win against St. Michael's College of Toronto. CtK lost its first game of the prelimi- nary round 3-1 to 11th-ranked Michael Power of Etobicoke, then rebounded to beat second-seeded Villanova from La- Salle 3-1 and Kitchener's St. David 4-0 to land a spot in the final eight. Brad Ranson, Mike Nicolucci, Josh Kalbhenn, Conner Mortimer, and Jamie Stoyles were among the goal scorers for the Jaguars, who have qualified for the OFSAA tourney in three of the past four years as the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Confer- ence representative. "The Jags have been battling with St. Peter's for about five years now splitting our matches in what is al- ways a great game. We tip our hats to their pro- gram," said CtK assistant coach Mike Silvello. "We're very proud of the boys and what they've been able to accom- plish. To make the quarter-finals at OF- SAA twice in four years puts our pro- gram right up there with Ontario's best, and with talent we have in our commu- nity and building the team is only get- ting stronger." Georgetown's Pepsi minor bantam AA Raiders can clinch the Ontario Mi- nor Hockey Association championship trophy with a win on home ice this Thursday night after two clutch one- goal victories in the Kingston area on the weekend. The Raiders took the opening contest 4-3 on Saturday in Kingston Township as Johnny Vezina and Marshall Harkins scored twice each. Coach Gil Nieuwendyk's side turned around Sunday and received the win- ning marker with just 27.5 seconds left in the third period from Nick Deakin- Poot. Scott Wiffen also tallied for the visitors and Vezina picked up two as- sists to take a 2-0 lead in the best-of-5 OMHA final. Game three of the series will be played Thursday at the Alcott Arena be- ginning at 8:30 p.m. If a fourth game is required, it's set for 1 p.m. Good Friday at the Alcott Arena. TYKE: Krozly Vassos and Elias Barlas had a goal and an assist apiece as Georgetown's tyke #3 Raiders defeated host Milton 2-1 in overtime on Thurs- day to take a 2-1 lead in their best-of-5 Tri-County championship series. Game four was slated for the Alcott Arena yesterday (Monday) at 6:30 p.m. Jaguars reach quarterfinals before bowing out of OFSAA Minor bantams in control of series