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THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2000 THE NEW TANNER 9 We ctea's oH \y 113 Mill St. E., Acton ORIS 853-9597 sk sae / al Greatly Reduced Sports DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. CLASSIC KARATE: With steely determination, students at Classic Karate are put through their paces by head instructor D.R. MacGregor during an open house at the club on Saturday. The Little Dragon class includes, left to right: Cameron Carr, Matthew Stubbington, Cassy Cripps and Michael Raju. - Frances Niblock photo Creasey's overtime goal sends Novices to final An unassisted overtime goal from Dylan Creasey gave the Acton Minor Nov- ice Tanners a 4-3 win over Erin/Hillsburgh and ad- vanced the team to the OMHA finals with four wins in the best-of-seven series. Gordie McKeon, Colton Burgan and Tyler McNabb had singles. Creasey, Ellis Lavallee and Matt Murray had assists. No schedule or op- ponent has been announced for the OHMA playoffs. Acton edged Erin/ Hillsburgh 2-1 on Saturday in Acton to put the team in third place in round robin Tri- County playoffs. Creasey, McNabb and Patrick O'Connell had singles. As- sists went to Bradley Kri and Brandyn McCarthy. Joss Warren earned the shutout as Acton blanked Hespeler 8-0 on Sunday at home. McKeon had a hat trick and Creasey had a pair of goals. Singles went to Kri, Tyler Bandy and McCarthy. Assists went to Matthew Murray, Matt Mills, Creasey, Lavallee, McCarthy Billy Burgan and McNabb. Heartbreak for Bantams after stirring comeback By Jim Monaghan It was a roller coaster ride this week for the Acton Ma- or Bantam team as they went rom the comeback kids to the heartbreak kids. Down 2-0 in their best-of- 'ive quarter final OMHA slayoffs with Midland, the Tanners played magnificently 0 force a sixth game before 'inally succumbing. On Wednesday in Acton he local boys started their 'ally by clobbering Midland +-1. Steve Atkinson. Peter Glatt. Shane Drexler and Tyler Chapman were Acton's narksmen while Mike MacDonald, Adam Mills and Slatt had helpers. Game four was Friday right in Midland, where the [anners, thanks in large part o the heroics of goalie Max Schaefer, eked out a 2-2 over- ime sister kisser. Shame Drexler, with a goal and an ssist, and Adam Brouillard in markers. John Held ind David Lyons chipped in vith assists. The Tanners came back to Acton on Saturday and once again were inspired by home ice to beat Midland 4-0. Goalie Schaefer was one of the main reasons with a shutout per- formance. Teammates Andrew Pembleton. MacDonald, Brouillard and Chapman were able to find the twine behind Midland's goalie. Helping to set up those markers were Lyons, Atkinson, Field, MacDonald and Brouillard. That victory set the stage for game six in Midland on Sunday. However, our "come- back kids" fell short 7-5 de- spite a tremendous third pe- riod rally where they almost overcame a 6-2 disadvantage. Matt Wolfer had a pair of ef while singles went to Lyons and Drexler. Mark Robinson and Chapman had two assists while single help- ers went to Pembleton and MacDonald. "We are so proud of our boys' efforts as they could have easily rolled over and given up," lamented coach Bryan McPhail. "However, their "refuse to lose" attitude was nothing short of inspira- tional. We also showed a lot of class against an opponent who can't even spell the word. Acton should be proud of our Major Bantams per- formance and composure." The Bantams will now re- vert to league playoffs Professional design [ and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 & Fax. (519) 853-5731 & 56 Mill St. East, Acton ' ( Indoor Soccer Report J UNDER-7 UNDER-17 Thompson and = Ken Blooms Away Flowers Corey Burgan scored four Dalgleish scored four goals ended the season with a 13-0 --_goalsas GoldedgedBlue8-7. cach to help White to a 19-10 rout of Blue Flowers on Sat- Neil Moon hada pair of goals win over Light Blue. Ian urday at McKenzie-Smith Bennett. Ashley Van Den Biggelaar, Roger Kirkness and Walter Kirkness cach scored four goals and Frank Goulding had a single. UNDER-10 Both Nicole Scott and Mark Wells scored three goals to help MacMillan's to a 12-3 win over Clarke's New- foundland Store. Brandon Masini had a pair of goals and Nicole Drumm, John Cullen, Ben Hess and Terry Lowe had singles. Austin McVeigh had a pair of goals for Clarke's and Mitchell Thomas had a sin- gle. RK Jesse Cameron scored five goals to help Lakeview Flooring to a 13-9 win over Dave's Homes Services. Emily Molcjan had three goals, Jason Shaw had a pair and singles went to Matthew Nascimento, Chris Nascimento and Erica Mills. Jacob Loewen was the star of the game -- scoring seven goals for Dave's. Brother Zachary Loewen and Connor Tonkin had singles. Rebecca Monk and Cassandra Stokes played well and Chris Gabrielson was sharp in net. UNDER-13 Kyle Nap booted six goals to lead Personal Secretarial Services to an 11-4 win over Denny's Insurance. Brydon Pole had a pair of goals and singles went to Yvonne Nap, James Lee and Clark Sinclair. Matt Molcjan scored three goals for Denny's and Candice Shaw hada single. eK Russel Coleman was hot -- scoring eight goals to help White Knights to a 19-3 romp over Herrington Printing. Both Pamela Gibbons and Ryan Dunne scored four goals. Kirsten Murray hada pair of goals and Baylie Murray hada single. Denise Cooper, Amanda Brake and Alex Brake had singles for Herrington. Justin Lim and Amanda Brake played well in net. BPL ¢ Basements 10% Senior's Discount RENOVATIONS @& HOME IMPROVEMENTS ¢ Interior & Exterior Renovations ¢ Kitchens & Bathrooms ¢ Windows & Doors Quality Workmanship Since 1987 - Brian Lalande 853-2072 and Stephanie Christie and Joe Douglas had singles. Heather Moon had five goals for Blue. Gavin Williams had a pair and Davin Pole hada single. ADULTS Marten Vuksinic was unstoppable as he scored 10 goals to lead Green to a 14-3 win over Teal on Sunday at Acton High School. Dave Eagan had a pair of goals and Nathalie Tuitman and Matt Hall had singles. Gerry Burgan, Joanne Cooper and Mark Tonken scored for Teal. Chuck LaRose, Sean Watson and Craig Fisher both had doubles. Leroy (no last name provided) scored six goals for Light Blue. Bain Thompson had three goals and Sheri Nairn had a sin- gle. EK Blue doubled Orange 12-6 with three goals from Heather Moon and doubles from Liz Holmes, Sue Burgan and Pauline White. John Rinaldi, Gerry Burgan and Neil Hammill had singles. Ted Chumley scored three goals for Orange. Sean Drake had a pair of goals and Hector Alanes had a single. Acton Villa blanked The top of the table clash with Milton's Waltzin' Wea- sel started bright for Villa who were awarded a penalty kick early in the first half. Unfor- tunately the resulting spot kick was expertly saved by the Milton "keeper" and Villa were unable to press home their advantage. Villa was blanked 4-0. Villa finished the half the stronger of the two teams ina scoreless first half. Despite many chances, Villa was un- able to break down the Mil- ton keeper who was out- standing in net. The second half opened with Villa pressing for goal and was unfortunate not to be ahead after Lewis hit a post. Weasel countered and scored two quick goals against the run of play. Villa's day was over when a four- minute penalty was handed to Nolan and with the one-man advantage Weasel sealed the game with two more unan- swered goals. Call The New Tanner with your news tips! 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