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By Norma Maynard The Ladies “A” team took three points from Regency. Kay King and Chris Steen lost 6-3, 3-6, 6- 7 (7-5). Audrey Houston and Ann Kennedy won 6-4, 6-3. In three sets, Ouida Graville and Audrey Jans won 7-6, 6-7, 6-4 as did Sandy Lewis and Barb Rieger 1-6, 6-2, 6-4. The Ladies “C” team did not fare well against Tecumseh. Trudy Roy and Norma Maynard won 6-2, 6-3. On the losing end, Muriel Fraser and Karin Wilson lost 3-6, 5-7; Agnes Lawrence and Marg Macenko lost 1-6, 2-6; Mary Hughes and Margot Prior lost a heartbreaker 6-7 (7-4), 6-7 (7-4). The “B”1 Mixed took four point against Bramalea. Mike Hurley and Gord Buchan won 6-3, 6-1. Doug Yool and Rene March won 6-3, 6-2. Also winning, Bernie Kent and Jay Anderson 6-2, 6-3. Chris Steen and Rory Kennedy lost 2-6, 4-6. Dean Jackson and Carol Beeney won 7-6, 6-4. Ouida Graville and Ann Kennedy had to default. The “B”2 Mixed split with Brampton. Winning teams David Harris and John Moore 7-5, 7-6 (8-6); Louise Campbell and Andy Dales 6-7 (7-5), 6-2, 7-6 (7- 5); Audrey Jans and Barb Rieger 7-6 (7-5), 6-4. Losing teams John Dallison and Andy Humenny 1-6, 2- 6; Bill Ken and Ed Rieger 0-6, 3-6 and Sandy and Gary Lewis 3-6, 0-6. The Junior Girls and Boys tournament will be held July 30 -.31 and August 1. Sign up in club- house or call Mrs. Koster 873-2095 or John Dallison, convener, 873-8107. Jr. Girls played Swansea and did not fare well. Krystin McBride, Beth Crocker and Roanne Sones, Donna Koster‘and Meredith Sones made up the team. The previous week, the Ladies “A” team swept Applewood taking four points. Kay King and Chris Steen won 6-4, 6-3. Winning 6-4, 6- 2 were Audrey Jans and Ouida Graville. In three sets for their win were Audrey Houston and Barb Rieger 6- 0, 3-6, 6-0. Joanne Van Den Hoek and Carol Beeney in three sets won 4-6, 7-5, 7-5. The Ladies “C” team took three points from Bronte. Muriel Fraser and Halton girls teams dominate There were three games this past week for the Under- 17 Halton Girls soccer teams. Monday, June 28 saw Halton Red team in Streetsville playing a very physical game with no offi- cial referee. Halton scored first with goals by Stephanie O’Brien and Marita Lescak and were leading 2-0 at half time. Streetsville scored in the second half and Cindy Wilson put the game out of reach as Streetsville scored again mt were unable to get the equali ‘eucadiy: June 29 saw the Green Team in Milton with a decisive 7-1 win for the home squad. The scoring started early with two goals by Marci Roy and singles by Joy Walraven and Paula Hardy for a 4-0 lead at half time. The second half saw two goals by Kate Blyth (one was a beautiful kick from outside the 18 yard box) and a second. goal by Paula Hardy to complete the scor- ing. Milton managed a sin- gle goal in the second half but hardly put a dent in the commanding lead that pauon Green team had on ae defensive play by Kathy Shier and Amy Sykes and a good effort by Jennifer Vidler. Natalie Tuitman stood well in goal until regular goalie Shannon Morris took over. Natalie then went on to how aggressive offense. Danielle Castiglione played excellent mid-field. The whole team played well and has “clicked” together to out a well-disciplined “aly 1 saw Halton Red and THE CARPET BARN DIVISION OF HALTON FLOOR FASHIONS LTD. 877-9896 877-1666 26 Guelph Street Georgetown, Ont. Under Halton Blue teams play at Acton High School. Both teams were feeling the vaca- tion crunch with Blue team fielding only eight players and Red team with only 10 players. Red team scored first with two goals and Blue a managed a goal by half ae eiee fatigue and shortage of numbers took over in the second half with the Halton Red team adding three more goals to the final tally of 5-1. Scoring for the Halton Red team were Tara Foster, Cheryl Jenkins, Angela Orticello and two goals by Tracy Temple. The single Halton Blue team goal was scored by Jen Goy. The Green Team mauled Milton at Cedarvale Park Wacilas June 22, the only local team playing that week in girls Under-17 soccer. Halton Green team came out with two quick goals by Marci Roy and Kate Blyth. Two more goals were scored in the first half by Cheryl Rivard and Marci Roy scored her second goal. The second half saw Milton score early with two goals, but Halton Hills Green responded with goals by Joy Walraven and Paula Hardy. The final score ended up se 2 for Halton Hills Gree! Sifond performances by Danielle Castiglione, Kathy Shier and goalkeeper Shannon Morris helped with this win. The whole team deserves credit for their team Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, July 7;'1993 = Page 19 Ladies “A” team keeps on rolling Nore) iam =a) ales Karen Wilson won 6-1, 6-2. Marg Macenko and Nancy Barwell lost in three sets 6- 3, 2-6, 4-6. Elaine Turkington and Norma Maynard won 6-4, 6-4. Margot Prior and Mary Hughes posted 6-1, 6-2 scores for their win. The Mixed “B” 1 played a rain-out rescheduled match against Pine Point and did not fare well. Winning teams were Mike Hurley and Rory Kennedy in 3 sets 3-6, 6-2, 7-6. Ouida Graville and Audrey Houston won 6-1, 6-3.On the losing end were Rene March and Jay Anderson 4-6, 7-6, 6-7. Jennifer Koster and Gord * Buchan lost in three sets 7- 5, 3-6, 2-6. Chris Steen and Vin Mitera also lost in three played against each other with “B” | taking 5 points. Winning teams Gord Buchan and Rory Kennedy 6-3, 6-1 vs. John-Moore and David Harris. Doug Yool and Dean Jackson 6-2, 6-1 vs. Tim Gibbons and Gary Lewis. Chris Steen and Mike Hurley 6-2, 6-2 vs. Louise Campbell and Andy Dales, Carol Beeney and Bernie Kent 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 vs. Bill Kent ce Deb Koster. Kay King and Ouida Graville 7-5, 6-2, vs. Sandy Lewis and Joanne Van Den Hoek. Winning team for “B” 2 John Dallison and Tom Dembie 7-5, 6-2 vs. Jay Anderson and Don Hurley. Action resumes in GMFFL Play resumes this Sunday in the Georgetown Men’s ll League. Defending league cham- pion Dawgs and perennial challenging Longhorns sit atop the league standings. League veteran Fim Lindsay, of the Longhoms, is the surprising scoring leader after five . Paul Martin and Bob Davey, of Plus Welding and Longhorns, respective- Wye are the interception lead- Standings (as of June 27) Team W.I LL | PEPA-.PIS Dawgs 4 1 0 129 67 8 Longhorns 4 1 0 83 60 68 M&M 3 2 0 106 125 6 leznic 2." 3 0 90 89 4 Plus Welding 2 3 0 88 91 4 Muscle Pit 0 5) 0 6 165 0 Scoring Player Pts Jim Lindsay Longhorns 38 Paul Allison Longhorns 30 Richard Garden &M 30 Dave Clements Dawgs 28 Al Pelland Dawgs 26 Randy Lunn Meznic 24 Dennis Hanley Dawgs 22 ‘ob Walk Muscle Pit 22 Mark McKeon M&M 20 John Egan Dawgs 18 Brian Beaumont Plus Welding 18 Stu Hirst M&M 18 Duane Wilson Dawgs 18 Interceptions Player Team # Paul Martin Plus Welding 3 Bob Davey Longhorns 3 Greg Laur Plus Welding 2 Jeff Coulighan Plus Welding 2 Marcus Noel Plus Welding 2 Mark Hamilton Longhorns 2 Dave Clements Dawgs 2 * 12 tied with one Upcoming Games (Sun. July 11) 8:45 AM - Plus Welding vs. Meznic Electric 10:00 AM — Muscle Pit vs. Dawgs 11:15 AM-M & M vs. Longhorns r HALTON & Sports We Academy HILLS effort and e ouf word fori call around, 853-4529 fhen call AUGUST 30 to SEPTEMBER 3, 1993 ADAM BENNETT Head Instructor For further information, contact Dave Krause HALTON HILLS SPORTS ACADEMY 39 Jocelyn Cres., Georgetown L7G 2S5 (873-4991 Fax 873-3931 HOCKEY SCHOOL (Ages 6 yrs. to 12 yrs.) GORDON ALCOTT ARENA Georgetown, Ontario Applications for the hockey school can be picked up at: 1. Countrywide All-Pro Realty Inc. 2. M&M Pro Sports 8. Alcott, Memorial or Acton Arenas