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Page:22 — Halton Hills-This Week, Saturday, April-3, 1993. SALES C aoe 878-4137 | MILTON Hany Citas 70 Main Street The Acton Aqua Ducks swim team was impressive at a sepa meet in Alderwood. Team faecaabens include, from left; Kara MacDonald, Gareth Lichty, Jaime MacDonald, Sylvia Bra: mith, Roshini Kassie, Julie Pliotas, Stacey Moore and coach, — Ockenden. Absent when picture taken, Nick Pliotas, Mike Len and Sarah Vingoe. HHTW photo Aqua Ducks churn the waters Last Saturday the sun was shin- ing, the birds were singing and most people, young and old, were lay. Not the Acton Aqua Ducks Swim Club. They were inside a hot and muggy pool in Mississauga trying to improve their times at a competi- tive swim meet. A gr ne weekend was had pe MacDonald, Gareth Lichty, Julie Pliotas and Kara MacDonald broke 13 club records. Nick. Pliotas, Roshini Kassie, Mike Lenizky, Sylvia Bragg-Smith, Sarah Vingoe and Stacey Moore all swam personal best times. Coach Gerry Ockenden said he was pleased with the club’s perfor- mance, but now they have a lot of hard work ahead to get ready for the provincial team ‘championships to be held in Ottawa April 23, 24 and 25. Alderwood Results Jaime MacDonald, 10: 200 Free - Gold; 200 Back - Silver; 100 Back - Silver; 50 aos Silver; 50 Free - Sth; 100 Free Nick Pliotas, 1: 50 Breast - 6th. Roshini Kassie, 12: 100 Free - 5th; 50 Fly - 5th; 100 Back - 6th. Sylvia Bragg-Smith, 12: 50 Breast - 4th. Mike Lenizky, 12: 50 Breast - Silver; 100 Free - Silver; 50 Free - Bronze; 100 Back - Bronze. Gareth Lichty, 13: 200 I.M. - Gold; 100 Free - Silver; 200 Free - Silver; 100 Breast - Silver; 100 Back - Bronze; 50 Free - 4th. Sarah Vingoe, 14: 100 Breast - Silver. Kara MacDonald, 14: 100 Free - Silver; 50 Free - Bronze; 200 Free - 4th; 100 Back - 5th; 50 Fly - 6th. Stacey Moore, 15: 100 Back - Bronze. Loreto makes All-Canadian team By Colin Gibson Former Georgetown Chrysler Raiders Junior B player, Charles “Chuck” Loreto, has capped his Mount Allison Mounties university hockey career in fine style, being named to the . Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union’s (CIAU) 1992-93 All-Canadian team. ; The Mountie captain led all scor- ers in the MacAdam Division of the Atlantic Universities Athletic Association (AUAA) netting 18 goals and collecting 33 assists in just 26 games, The Timmins native led the Mounties in scoring two of his four years with the team and joined a very select group of Mount Allison players who scored over 100 points during their AUAA career. In his four-year playing career, Loreto garnered 127 points on 57 goals and 70 assists. He is only the third Mountie player (joining former school greats Ross Yates and Johnny Annear) to. be selected to the CIAU All- Canadian team. Spring means Rebel By Mike Zrostek As with many teams in high school sports, the Georgetown District High School Rebels boys baseball team finds itself undergo- ing something of a transition period because of the loss of players to graduation. Last year’s team, which lost a close game in the league semi- finals, was a veteran team. This year’s squad will sport a number of new faces, featuring only four or five returning players. ‘red Kotani, one of the coaches, is counting on players from various backgrounds to form the ‘93 team. “We have many boy’s from the junior grades trying out, the players returning-from last year and some who play on the local rep team, who we re bepe will bolster the club,” said K Kotani d describes the team as hav- ing many good athletes that should mesh with leadership coming from veteran players, Adam Poyntz and Greg Dobbin. If there is a source of concern for the Rebels, Kotani says, it’s in the pitching depth of the team. “We have-a couple of first year guys (Derek Ellard and Trevor Elinesky) trying out for pitching i. Overall Kotani thinks the Rebel team should be competitive in their division this year . Shaun Eadie, of Sergaaeere Centennial Middle School, powers through the water at a public school swim meet hosted by Acton’s McKenzie-Smith school at the Acton Pool Wednesday. Eadie helped his school’s boys medley relay team to a first-place finish. At press time, further results weren’t available. photo by Simon Wilson Loreto’s banner 1992-93 cam- paign included being selected to the AUAA all-star team and being named the MacAdam Division’s for the national The 23-year-old will graduate with a Bachelor of Commerce degree in May and is a free agent as far as professional hockey is con- cerned. He hopes to remain in the game and is looking to test the profes- sional waters either in North America or in Italy baseball The Rebels play an eight- game schedule and have a tournament in May at Loyola High School. House league Day of Champions The Georgetown Minor Hockey Association Tim Horton’s Day of Champions games will be running all day today(Saturday) at the Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena The following games are sched- uled: 8a.m.: Bantam- Millwood vs Georgetown Honda; 10 a.m.:Tyke (copper)- Montego Const. vs McFarlane Masonry; 11:30 a.m.: Peewee- Georgetown Hockey Moms vs Terra Cotta Cookie p.m.: Novice-Admor Doors vs Firestone; 4:30p.m.:Tyke, (silver)- Cakes of Elegance vs Eagle Landscaping; 6p.m.:Tyke (gold)- J.V. Clothing ys Armstrong Insurance; 7;30 p.m.: Atom- Varian vs hie Pizza; p-m.: Midget/Juvenille- sition vs Lions Club. Men's Bowling itd ee Men’s League March 29 LIB pou 155 339:5 ACID Rainbow. 149 284.5 Country Wide R Estate 147.5313 Sam’s Service Centre 130.5 286 Amnie’s Body Shop 119 304 Los Amigos 9244.5 Custom Car &Sound — 115 243.5 Blake Mandarino Athletes of the Week Georgetown District High School Athletes of The Week are Kathy Shier and Jason Titus. Kathy is a member of the Alpine Skiing team and placed well at the OFSAA championships held at Mt. Antoine in Mattawa. As a member of the Rebels wrestling team, Jason grappled to a 6th place finish in his 110 Ib. weight at the Ontario Winter Games held recently in Cornwall. Bowling Scoreboard Georgetown Y.B.C. Seniors: Tanya Martin 759(324) Rob Harrison 703(242) Christina Lane 666(300) Chris Gostlin 660(245) Ryan Martin 652(223) Sherry Walsh 615(232) Cindy Clarke 608(287) juniors: Andrew Terrell 645(232) Adam Scuralli 579(210) Matthew Walker 571(241) Lynn Moreland 544(251) Heather Su 521(206) ‘aul 516(190) Monica Beanpialagt 504(170) Ryan Boyer 495(183) David King 483(173) Bantams: Matthew Rogers 568(217) Richard Gostlin 567(196) Sara Pegg 555(223) Scott Graham 503(199) Jennifer Cabral 499(180) Michael Cluney 487(194) Chad Conrad 472(174) Brendan Louth 464(202) Pee Wees: Jason Pshyk 434(180) 405(156) Pee Wees cont. Melissa Sheppard 396(153) Tyler Kelman-Finlay 388(146) Lisa Clarke 341(138) William Walker 332(127) Charles Gerrity ¢ 317(112) Emma Gray 314(142) Smurfs: David Walkington 332 Rachael Nelissen 264 Heaven Vienneau-Hill 264 Bryan Kennery 256 Heather Foster 253 Michael Brown 242 Robert Damphousse 241 Stephanie Palichuk 240 Georgetown “Hotshots” Mon. Men's League: Brinley Hole 759(311) 711(285) Paul py 711(269) Gord L: 710321) Larry Banta 701(250) Niters;, Pat Marshall 752(323) Jason Dinney 714(261) Wed. Mixed League: Andy Parent 771(292), Betty Fendley 716(288) Fri. Nite Social: Lorne Hammond 711(274)