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Redmen lose |... p85 .:ft 2 tight one By Mike Zrostek The Acton High School Redmen senior boys soccer team lost.a hard- fought game Tuesday to a strong squad from Pearson, 2-0 under less than ideal playing con- ditions. Pearson, which is favored to do some damage in senior boys soc- cer play this year, controlled the game defensively limiting Acton to very few scoring chances under wet conditions. “Tt was a hard-fought, very physical but clean game but in the end we were beaten by a better team,” said coach Colin Bain. Matt George and Matt Elliott stood out for the Redmen whose rene dropped to 0-2 on the sea- a cThere were not enough good scoring opportunities and in this league you have to capitalize on them because the games are low scoring. The boys played a really good physical game against a good team,” said Bain. GMHA Rep awards handed out Georgetown Minor Hockey Association Rep awards were hand- ed out to the various players fol- lowing another great year of hock- ey in the Georgetown area. The Minor Novice Most Valuable Player award went to Donnie Lane and Al Humberstone; Billy MacDonald won the Most Improved Player award and Brent Velten was the Most Sportsmanlike The Novice MVP’s were Bradley Snow and Graham McCulloch, Tim Mansfield was. the MIP and Brandon Valent was MSP. Pete Veltman was the Minor Atom MVP, Jamie Doole the MIP: and Andre Lefebure the MSP. The Atom MVP’s were Dan Smith and Ryan Carter, Roddy Heinz was the MIP and Derek Mitchell the MSP. Goodhew captured the MIP and Ryan Booth was the MSP. Peewee MVP went to Rick Clark, Sean Dunlop was the MIP and Steve Smith was the MSP. Bantam 1 MVP’s were Trevor Crane and Fraser Thom, Dave Welburn was the MIP and Rob Pilgrim the MSP. Bantam 2 MVP’s were Steve Heinz and Andrew Craig, Gary McNiven the MIP and Marc Boucher the MSP. 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