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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI 13 STRETCH IT OUT! Raider goalie Carl Rossignol stretches out against a Vaughn attacker. This shot got by Rossignol, but the Raiders won 5-3. Need your sports scores published? Fax us at 853-5040 (Jamie Harrison photo Teeter-totter start has Raiders lose one, win one in season start BY KYLE GOODLET The Georgetown Gemini "If anything could possibly go wrong, it did," said Raider Coach and General Manager Rick Bince of Friday's sea- son opener at St. Mike's. The Raiders were on the wrong end ofan 11-1 trounc- ing at the hands of their op- ponents from Newmarket. Severe traffic on the 401 caused many Raider players and their equipmentto be late for the game. However, it would seem 'as though many Raiders didn't show up to play at all. After the first six shots of the game, and with no warm- up, the Raiders found them- selves down 4-0 and net minder Carl Rossignol found himself on his way to the Raider bench. A game that started out badly for the Raiders got worse as their lone marker didn't come until the mid- way point of the second pe- riod. Garry McNiven banged home a shot from the point with help from Marco Presuiti and Andrew Peters. Saturday's home opener proved to be a better game for the Raiders. A 5-3 victory over a young Vaughn Vipers squad was satisfying for play- ers and fans alike. Despite being short- handed for much of the first half of the game the locals came up with four first pe- riod goals that sent them on their way. Brad Cripps opened the scoring at 12:53 with help from Bill Rennie and Marco Presuiti. Andrew Sandziuk had the next two goals for the Raid- ers. The first from Presuiti and Adrian Vienneau. His second of the evening came onthe power play from Garry Acton Motors ACL ALU Ets RYU mel 853-1280 BLAIR McCALLUM JR. 'A' HOCKEY Georgetown Jr. 'A' Raiders Oakville Blades USSG Se GORDON ALCOTT ARENA ADULTS $6 STUDENTS/SENIORS $3 CHILDREN $2 McNiven, who had three points on the night, and Krys Barch. Newcomer Adrian Vienneau rounded out first period scoring for the home- town Raiders also on the p.p. as he was sent in by McNiven and Captain Duke Bouskill. First period goals for the Vipers went to Brian Monlz See RAIDERS, Page 14 # ae invites you to their Bridal Show Our full s Sunday September 29th from 2 PM - 6 PM at 11310 Phone (905) 877-7182 Visit us to see all 6 limo participating will be Kenter's Social Catering, Balloon Impressions, Travel Hut, Pinto Photography as well as other related businesses. Wine. and Hors d'oeuvres will be served. VIP Limousines a) & how is rescheduled for 5th Line, Georgetown usines and meet our chauffeurs. Also < to Guelph Hwy #7 to Brampton --> 17th Side Road lz Maple Avenue to Georgetown --» FS Tweedle Residence Fe Gon Cab Sth house on right X 5) South of 17 Side Road z eR Look for BALLOONS = igs £ Surf The Net North Halton's only dedicated internet provider. We offer professional customer service and support, free set up and installation with flexible payment options. GET CONNECTED with North Halton's Largest Internet Service provider! Test Drive The Internet Today SUPER GET CONNECTED PACKAGE 79.95 All internet Access Until MARCH 1997 (Up TO 30 Hours Each Month) Activation and Account Set Up All Necessary Software 2 NO EXTRAS, NO HIDDEN FEES CALL 905 873 2602 NOW. GET CONNECTED Includes : WOW! Look At Our Low Monthly Rates: 10 hours per month 7.95 30 hours per month 15.00 100 hours per month 25.00 Visit us on the NET: : www.stn.net 905 873 2602 CALL NOW