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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1996 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI 13 Sports TTC CM mC mG Hockey -- Junior "A" GLPL -- Playoffs Raiders 2 v. Streetsville 10 OTTB 16 v. Spoilers 9 Hockey -- Junior "A" GLPL -- Playoffs Raiders 3 v. Oakville 5 The Law 6 v. Moodie Blues 1 Hockey -- Junior "A" GLPL -- Playoffs WDTT 9 v. Mean & Ugly 7 WE WANT YOUR TEAM REPORTS! DEADLINE IS SUNDAY NIGHT Raiders 4 v. Mississauga 3 Playoffs under way for GLPL Four games were played in the Georgetown Ladies Powderpuff League last Wednesday. On this muggy, overcast night three of them were called early due to dark- ness. Out of the Blue ruined the Spoilers' night with a 16-9 victory. Susan Wilson, Robin Maltby, Lisa Switzer, Lisa Frank, Betty Findlay and Jo- Anne Emmerson all scored twice for OTTB, and Jeanne Sarra, Julie Didone, Virbina Walker and Marjorie Lunn each crossed the plate once. Cindy Bodrug was hot for the Spoilers as she had three RBIs with an out of the park homer and two runs scored. Debbie Ferguson doubled and singled and Goldie Cash cashed in with a triple and a run scored. Toni Quinn, Tanya Law- rence, Susan Morey, and Tina Daquano also scored for the Spoilers. The Law played error-free ball to beat season champs Moodie Blues by a score of 6-1. Jennifer Reynolds and Jennifer Ripley each tripled and Selina Godfrey doubled for the winners. Jo-Anne Hatcher had the only run for the Blues. The Grape Escape and All Sorts tied 9-9 with lots of exciting hitting. Mic Culler had two RBIs and two runs scored for the Escape. Teri Korzak and Nancy Hoover also scored twice each. Bonnie Hatcher, Sue Brackel and Nancy Hamil- ton rounded out the scoring for their bunch. Sally Stull hit huge for the All Sorts with a double, a triple and 2 runs scored. Laurie Henson had a triple and two RBIs. Shaaron Orton and Tara Leavitt scored twice, Bernice Griffiths and Laurie R_ scored once while Katherine Wilson banged another in. We'll Drink to That beat up Mean and Ugly by a score of 9-7. Holly Peterson, Dianne Richardson, Laura Legere, Andrea Pierug, Cheryl Crocker, Tracy Tate, Cathy Seaton, Dawn Hilts and Laureen Richardson all scored once each. Wendy Taylor led the way for Mean and Ugly with three runs scored, while Marg Crowley, Roseann Harrison, Laura Watson and Susan Priest each scored in the los- ing cause. Stay tuned for more scores and updates as the GLPL playoffs progress. SAA corn roast huge success The GDHS Student Athletic Association corn roast was a huge success last week. SAA staff convenors Jim Hall and Wendy Mendlow were very pleased to see community and student body involvement. "Tt was our best turnout ever, ing," said Hall. with over 300 people attend- HOCKEY NIGHT IN GEORGETOW: N? Ron McLean, co-host of CBC's Hockey Night in Canada, pulled on the zebra stripes for his other job -- junior hockey referee, Saturday night at Alcott Arena. McLean goes over the score sheet with timekeeper Mike Hancock, co-host of Sports Zone on Cable Four. (Eve Martin photo) Raiders split weekend games BY KYLE GOODLET The Georgetown Gemini The Raiders 1996-97 start quay seem slow and out of control to some, but their just less than 500 record doesn't look so bad considering they only won a total of six games last year. The locals dropped two out of three games this week in OHA Western Conference action. A 10-2 trouncing at the hands of the Streetsville Derbys in a mid-week tilt and Saturday's 5-3 loss to the Oakville Blades framed the Raiders 4-3 victory over the Mississauga Chargers. Tied at the of one period, the Raiders took the lead early in the second on Friday night as a power play goal from blueliner Brian Buchanan slipped past Mississauga netminder Adam Rosso. Two more second period goals came from Adrienne Vienneau and Curtis Carr giving the Raiders the upper hand in this 4-3 finish. The Raiders first period goal came compliments of Acton native David Lajeunesse. For many, the high-lite of Saturday's game was the fact that Hockey Night in Canada's Ron Maclean took care of the refereeing duties. Dave Colagiacomo made his first appearance for the Raiders in this 5-3 loss. "You can tell he hasn't done much skating yet this season" said Coach and GM Rick Bince of Colagiacomo's debut, but Bince is sure that his latest acquisition will come along as he learns to juggle hockey and school. Colagiacomo is taking night courses at York University. Scoring for the Raiders on Saturday were Curtis Carr, Domenic Cignelli and Brad Cripps. Assists went to Ken Mair, Duke Bouskill, Dave Lajeunesse, Andrew Sandziuk, Adrienne Venneau and Adam Bertoli. While he would have liked to have seen some more ticks in the win column after this weekend, Bince is not dissatisfied with the team's record after five games. The SAA thanked Allison's Farm Market for donating the corn and for helping to make the evening successful . 86 lijodel Voar Super Event VO) REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! 22 | INGOLNMERCURY 877-2261