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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 THE NEW TANNER EN Fe every need to do the job SICg Paint Fea COMBE, Lumber, Hardware, 519-853-1970 264 Main St. N. Acton, Ontario _Tor. Line: 416-601-1259 L7J 1w9 Fax: 519-853-2542 Sports WE WANT YOUR TEAM REPORTS! DEADLINE IS MONDAY, 5 PM. Professional design [ 4,9 and printing. 'Sean Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax. (519) 853-5731 56 Mill St. East, Acton 'House league hockey playoffs underway edie oa season points leaders Best Transfer con- tinued their winning ways with a convincing 7-2 drubbing of A & S Engrav- ing in Tyke playoff action on Saturday at Acton. Stephen Bennett, high Tyke scorer in regular sea- son play, kicked of the Best scoring in the first period of a pass from David Carscadden and Evan Lavallee. Lucas Fraser found the net twice in the second period with an as- sist on the first one from Matthew Bentley. Lavallee's unassisted marker made it 3-0, but A & S's Jessy Kuenzig scored the first of his two goals to make it 4-1 head- ing into the final period. Michael McKeon's un- assisted goal early in the third period made it 5-1, and Bennett's second goal of the game made it 6-I for Best. Gordon McKeon then found the net late in the third period with help from Bennett and Carscadden. Kuenzig, un- assisted, scored A & S's second goal with just 1:16 left on the clock. ek Too little, too late for J.T. Young Power Contrac- tors as an attempted third period comeback in House League Tyke playoffs Sat- urday in Acton failed. Four goals from _ Riley McGilloway helped power Auto Tech to a 7-3 win over J.T, Young. Acton Auto Tech domi- nated the first two periods, scoring four unanswered goals, including two unas- sisted from David Gar- dener and a single from Kevin Vickery who scored stick of McGilloway with an assist to Brandyn McCarthy. J.T. Young Power Con- tractors Sean Terry stormed into the third period, scoring three goals in quick succes- sion with two assists to Al- exander Brake and one to Colton Burgan, to make it Auto Tech's McGilloway answered in the final minutes of the game with his third and fourth markers; one as- sisted by Curtis Marcoux. NOVICE MacKenzie Chapman, tied for first in regular sea- son House League Novice action, opened playoff action with a 7-4 win over Acton Legion Branch 197 on Sat- y in Acton. Jeremy Stevens led the MacKenzie» Chapman charge, scoring four times with separate assists from Kyle LaBlanc and Chris Viel. David Garvie's unas- sisted goal opened the scor- ing in the first period for Le- gion and Stevens answered with the first two of his mark- ers to make it 2-1 MacKenzie Chapman going into the sec- ond period. Timothy Tysoe, who ended the game with a hat trick, quickly found the net twice, unassisted, and Stevens scored again to make it 5-1 at the end of the sec- ond. Tysoe and Stevens each scored again in the third for MacKenzie Chapman to make it 7-1, but then the Le- gion really hustled, scoring three goals in the final two and a half minutes of the oe Garvie had his second e of the game with help m Matt Jones and Elias Frechette. Jones then scored Foods and Vegetables, tied for first after regular sea- son play, to a 4-3 win over M&M Pro Sports in Nov- ice playoff action on Sat- urday at Acton. McPhail, unassisted, opened the scoring in the first for Macmillan's while Liam Heelis put M & M on the score board with an unassisted goal. DeForest scored again to end the first 2-1. McPhail again found the net for Macmillan's in the second period to make it 3-1. .DeForest opened the third with a goal off a James Reid pass and to make it 4-1. Andrew Baynton scored twice in third period with help on both goals from Heelis to end the game 4-3 for MacMillan's. ATOM R & M Construction ended regular season House League Atom Divi- sion play in Acton with a 4-all tie with The Graphic Shoppe, which finished the season in third place. Jay Lalonde put the Graphic Shoppe on the board in the first period with an assist from Gavin Anderson. R & M's Jonathan Tysoe scored unassisted and Mike Kuipery found the net twice for R & M before Tysoe scored again with help from Michael Eng- lish who picked up assists on two of the goals to make it 3-2 going into the third period. Ryan Stroud found the net with help from Daniel McLeod to make it 4-3 for R & M and the tying goal was scored by Michael Bentley in the last few on a pass from Michael on a pass from Preston minutes of the game which McConnell and a = Becker to end the game 7-4 _ ended after two end-to-end from Riley McGilloway to for MacKenzie Chapman breakaways were foiled by make it 4-0 heading into se two great saves at either the second. Both Dylan McPhailand end by Tyler Knoepfli for The only scoring inthe Kevin DeForest scoredtwice The Graphic Shoppe and second period was off the to take MacMillan's Frozen C. J. Carr for R & M. oF, Bowling lanes buzzing By ELLEN PIEHL The New Tanner ere was plenty of action at the Acton Bowling Lanes in the month of January in both Youth and Adult Leagues. Starting with the Acton © Youth Bowling Council, con- gratulations go out to all the Four Steps to Stardom win- ners who are off to the Regionals taking place Feb. 21, 22 and March 1 in Streetsville, Brampton and Georgetown. In the Adult League, the King and Queen of the Lanes (most improved bowlers) for January go to Sue Poulsen with a +8 and Gord Corcoran with a + 10. Both bowlers are from the first shift of the Fri- day Night Mixed League. Our turkey winner for January is Frank Thompson of the Golden Agers League. Finally, just a reminder of the Scotch-doubles Tourna- ment on March 21 at the Acton Bowling Lanes. Grab a partner and SIGN UP NOW! at Acton Lanes. QUEEN OF THE LANES: Sue Poulsen, left, was rec- ognized as the most improved female bowler for the month of January at the Acton Lanes. Acton 5-Pin Bowling Association president, Carol Jordon, right, presented Poulsen's plaque. - Ellen Piehl photo Sampson nets 5 for Town Milk UNDER-7 Rebecca Sampson was unstoppable, scoring five goals to lead Acton Town Milk to a 6-5 win over Denny's in Under-7 Indoor Soccer play at McKenzie- Smith Bennett on Saturday. Stephen Van Helden also scored for Town Milk and assists went to Jesse Steenhuis, Kyle Hamilton and Kyle . Town Milk Coach Shawn Sampson said the squad showed great team playing. Both Mark Wells and Thomas Pottruff found the net twice for Denny's while teammate Danielle Coo had a single and Kevin was credited with an assist. Coach Randy Wells said that all the players had a good game, including some great saves from netminders Cooper and Pottruff. UNDER-10 Tim Medland scored four goals to lead Molin Publish- ing toa 7-0 rout over the No. 2 ite team in Under-10 ACTON PRECAST Indoor Soccer play at MSB on Saturday. Molin's other goals came from Brydon Pole, Nils- Olay Stockinger and Corey Drumm. Assists went to Mitchell Thomas who had two, and Drumm and Stockinger. White team players Shaun Morin and leynn Bland deserve special men- tion for their excellent sports- manship. eK Nathan Reinders had four goals while teammate Kyle Napp had a hat trick to help Acton Veterinary to an 8-1 drubbing over MacMillan's Frozen Food and Vegetables in Under-10 soccer play on Saturday at MSB. Cameron O'Rourke booted in the Vet's other marker and assists went to Napp, Reinders, Ryan Pimentel who had three and O'Rourke who had two. Coach Harry Reinders said MacMillan's was out shot in the first half while Acton Veterinary scored six ofits goals. MacMillan's was strong in the second half but just couldn't make up the deficit. UNDER-13 Acton Musicland squeaked out a 3-2 win over Bev Gray and Associates in Under-13 Indoor Soccer ac- tion on Saturday at MSB. Thomas Ferrier led the scoring for Musicland while teammate Derek Thomas found the net twice. Rachel Turner is also credited with strong play for Musicland. Lisa Robson and Tanya Pereira scored Bev Gray's two markers while the whole team put ina good effort and Robson and Daniel aa playeda strong: game in goal. Leanne Marcoux scored four goals to help the White team double Lakeview Floor- ing 10-5 in a fast-paced Un- der-13 Indoor Soccer play on Saturday at MSB. 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