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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1996 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI 13 TEAM KEEPS PERFECT RECORD AGAINST BRAMPTON SQUAD Novice Raiders perfect against Brampton The Major Novice Raiders traveled to Brampton Memo- rial Arena to once again chal- lenge the Brampton Maroons . The Raiders outplayed the hometown Maroons to take home the two points in a 3-1 effort. Kevin Greer opened up the scoring for Georgetown with a pass from Ryan Torres and Alex Ingramgaro with just 10 seconds left in the first period. Brampton tied it up late in the second. The game re- mained tied until halfway through the third when Geor- getown's Corey Carlton scored with help from Joel Greaves. A couple of min- utes later Joel Greaves scored an unassisted goal to ensure the lead. Jordan White played a great game in the net to keep the Raiders undefeated against the Brampton Ma- roons this season. The Major Novice Raid- ers hosted the very powerful Oakville Rangers at the Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena. Georgetown opened the scoring halfway through the first period with a goal from Michael Carter assisted by Ryan Reist and Corey Carlton. The Rangers tied it up a couple of minutes into the second period. The Raiders gained the lead once again less than a minute later with a goal from Alex Ingramgaro from Michael Carter. Oakvilletied it up once again a little more than a minute later and then scored five unanswered goals in the second and third peri- ods as they really turned up their offense against the Raid- ers who just ran out of steam in the second half of the 7-2 loss. Dylan Malchin and Jor- dan White worked hard keep- ing out 32 of the 39 shots against them in a combined effort. The following day, as luck would have it, the Major Novice Raiders traveled all the way to Fort Erie for a tournament and had to face the tough Oakville team again. The Oakville squad went on to defeat the Raiders that afternoon and the Major Novices played a couple of games the next day. They put Sports scores? 877-1113 ina strong effort but came up short against both Niagara- On-The-Lake and Pelham, making both teams earn the win. The Raiders even outshot Pelham 17-13 in the 3-1 loss. Dylan Malchin and Michael Carter were chosen for the shoot-out competition in which they had a lot of fun. Everyone had a good time at the tournament watching some good hockey and car- rying on at the hotel in Nia- gara Falls with swimming, skateboarding and mini- hockey. Pee Wee II Raiders have busy week The Charlie FitzWhiskey PeeWee II Raiders outshot, out bumped and out hustled the host Burlington squad but couldn't outscore them as Burlington won 3-2. Billy McDonald put away a Thomas Stokes rebound to put the Raiders up 1-0 early in the second. They went up again 2-1 late in the second on a goal from Michael Eichstedt. However Burlington scored two goals in the third to steal a victory from the Raiders. The team then went on to play in a tournament in Orangeville. In their first game they JR. 'A' HOCKEY Georgetown Jr. 'A' Raiders Hamilton Kilty B's THIS SATURDAY! December 7 - 7:30 pm GORDON ALCOTT ARENA ADULTS $6 STUDENTS/SENIORS$3 CHILDREN $2 CALL STARPHONE (416) 350-3000, CATEGORY 2093, FOR UP-TO-THE- MINUTE LEAGUE GAME RESULTS AND SPECIAL LEAGUE ANNOUNCEMENTS. THIS EVENT SPONSORED BY BRAD'S TRUCK & AUTO drew the high flying Peterboro Nationals. Goal tender Kevin Bokowski, made several great saves to keep the Raiders close but they couldn't score and lost 2-0. Against Orangeville, the Raiders jumped out to an early lead when Kevin Oulds backhanded the puck over the goalie. Orangeville went on to score the next three goals and held off the charging Raiders 3-2. Eichstedt scored to bring his team within one, but that's as close as they got. Back in league action the Raiders launched a 26 shot attack on Woolwich for a6-1 victory. McDonald opened the scoring at 4:11 of the first period finishing a nice pass- ing play from Parsons and Walinga. They had a three goal lead within two minutes on goals by Eichstedt and Velten. THEY'RE OUT THERE WILL YOU BE READY? Give yourself the gift of self-defence anda really fit body. KARATE BODY,MIND& SPIRIT INSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS 7 WESLEYAN, DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN 877-5582 WANANANANAAS 1 Copy CENTRES LTD. The Simple Solution To Your Copying Needs Early December --- New Equipment Arriving! -- Posters Created From Snapshots -- F CHRISTMAS SPECIAL °°! 310 Guelph Street, Unit #4, Georgetown Tel.: (905) 877-0073 Fox: (905) 877-5665 Starting December 7 we wil be open every Saturday from 9 am - 1 pm our Copies 89¢ each for the month of December \\ NX! SLLLOLLLLOLLOODM ANNAAAAAAAAS