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16 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2003 ON THE LOOKOUT: Dylan Creasey, Major Peewee Tanners' forward, looks for the rebound as Acton stormed North London's superb netminder for much of the opening 3-2 loss in the Mooretown tournament. London later bullied and abused Creasey and mates for a 5-1 championship win. -Chuck Tysoe photo i DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON ( HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY _) TYKE M.K. Masonry -- 8 Tim Hortons -- 2 Masonry goals: Michael Kri (4), Brendin Shannon, Harold Kirkness (2), Bradley Timmerman. Assists: Kirkness, Colin Koperdraad, Bradley Koperdraad (2), Matthew Scannell, Lyla Dixon, Owen Jubinville (2), Shannon (2), Kendra Vandereyken (2). Hortons goals: Craig Borden, Billy Barnes. Assists: Barnes, Patrick Conlin, Harmen Guoth. 2k Jescan Power --7 A&S Engraving -- 2 Jescan goals: Bret Allonby (4), Samantha McCarthy, Travis Baker (2). Assists: Baker, Paula Chadwick, Graham Collins (3), Tyler Schouten, Tyler Borg (2), Lauren Saelzer, Brad Corpe. A&S goals: Bradyn Moore (2). Assists: Dalton Smith (2), Justin Gear, Braidyn Vidler. NOVICE » RKD Internt.ca -- 4 MacMillan's -- 2 RKD goals: Jacob Lehman (3), Eyan Oulton. MacMillan's goals: Christine Bennett (2). Assists: Spencer Mitchell, . Jan- Willem Lamberink, Shannon Taylor. 2K Yourway Auto --2 Daniel Varanelli -- 2 Yourway goals: Ian Thompson, Christopher Porty. Assist: Jake _ Corpe. Varanelli goals: Adam McCoy, Vincent Marciano. Assists: Philip Bath, Joseph Rolmhanyi. > RK Giant Tiger - 1 End Zone Sport -- 1 Tiger goal: Drake Andrews. End Zone goal: Dylan Schouten. Assist: Alexander Gouth. ee Graphic Shoppe -- 1 Ron's Burner Service -- 1 Graphic goal: Nathan Prete. Assists: Dalton Adams, Justin Nadon. Ron's goal: Greg Wells. ATOM Georgetown Chrysler -- 9 Halton Power Line -- 4 Chrysler goals: Chris Azzopardi (4), Connor Hitchcock (3), Eric Victoria (2). Assists: Hitchcock (2), Azzopardi (2), Travis Trancoo, Victoria, Josh Landry. Power Line goals: Shaun Thompson, Tyler Kri, Dylan Bickers, Zach Payne. Assists: Kri, Thomson, Nick Vandereyken (2), Payne (2). KEK City Limits - 6 Best Transfer -- 3 City goals: Travis Brown (5), Paul Kutasienski. Assists: Josh Campbell, Indiana White. Best goals: Troy Weaver (2), Malcolm Eppinger. Assists: Eppinger, Weaver, Brown, Aaron Weaver, Scott Morris. . PEEWEE R&M Construction -- 4 Nellis Construction -- 2 R&M_ goals: Brandon Bennett (2), Evan McMeekin, Travis Wright. Assists: Cody Rowsell (2), Tyler Bell, Wright, Matthew Mills, McMeekin. Nellis Goals: Dayne Black (2). As- sist: Hayley Marie Halls. = ceed Time Out Sports -- 4 Acton Precast -- 3 Time Out goals: Mark We- ber, Shane Carr (2), Mitchell Lewko. Assists: Lewko, Evan Cunnard (2), Stephanie Derouchie, Eric Cardosa, Weber, Michael De Santis (2). Precast goals: Jacob Dougan, Mark Hofland, Phillip Conlin. Assist: Rachel Kirkwood. RK Gibbon's Painting -- 4 Acton Subway -- 2 Gibbons goals: Mark Wells (2), Jacob Botelho, Conor Gibbons. Assists: Zachary Fry, Ted Smith, Ryan Mertens, Ethan Job (3). Sub- way goals: Michael Lavigne, Adam Flynn. Assists: Aedan Flynn, Colin McKinnon, Lavigne. BANTAM Acton Terminal Warehouse -- 5 Acton Kinsmen -- 2 ATW goals: Liston Newlands- Briggs, Mitchell Morrison (2), Nicholas Glover (2). Assists: Ian Reid, Victo- tia Edwards, Newlands - -Briggs, Alex Hunak, David Garvie (2), Nicole Pitre. Kins- men goals: Evan Colvin, TJ Fry. Assists: Tyler Small, Colin Adema. eK St. John's Trophies -- 9 High Five Photography - 1 St. John's goals: Chris Viel, David Moore (3), James Wilkinson (4), Cody Wilson. Assists: Moore (3), Wilkinson 5), Viel. High Five goal: Michael Wagner. Assist: Andrew Tressel. MIDGET/JUVENILE Maksteel -- 6 Achilles Motors -- 2 Maksteel goals: Dan O' Driscoll, Johnathan Derouchie, Tim Medland, Matt Chapman (2), Mike Burke. Assists: Matt Locke, Chapman, D'arcy O'Driscoll, Mick Sanford, Derouchie, Preston Becker. Achilles goals: Tyler Holmes (2). Assists: Brendan Dick (2). Mike Wood. HEAD OVER HEELS: Riley McGillowy, Heartland Shipping Major Peewee Tanners centre, is rudely upended on the path to the Port Huron net in the Mooretown Tournament. Acton were 21 -- 1 winners. -Chuck Tysoe photo Acton AE Tanners get pasting at Grimsby tourney The Denny's Atom AE Tanners headed to Grimsby for an 'A' level tournament expecting a thrashing, and they got one, losing all four games by a combined score of 26-4. The tournament started against Beamsville, who dominated the Tanners 9-0 while out-shooting them 39-6. Jesse Hill stopped 18 shots in his half game, Colton Wiens stopped 12 while allowing only two goals. . The next day, the Tanners faced eventual finalists Niagara Falls, and*played one of their best games of the season, before eventu- ally losing 4-3. To be that close to beating an 'A' team is a big achievement, and the coaching staff were proud of the players. Wiens was the star for the Tanners, making numerous good saves as he went the dis- tance in net. Scoring for Acton were Eric Butson, Roger Kirkness and Clayton Black, assisted by Dylan Britton, Mitchell Brake, Jeff Curry and Wyatt Martin. Later that day, the Tan- ners played Hespeler 'A', the Hespeler team that Ac- ton's BB Tanners play, and the AE Tanners lost 10-0, with Hill and Wiens both. facing lots of shots. The team took a physical pound- ing also, as they had throughout the tournament, but they did some hitting of their own, despite their opponents' physical advan- tages. The Tanners closed the tournament against Woolwich, losing another close game, by a score of 3- 1. Tyler Christopher scored for Acton, assisted by Charlie Browes, Hill went the distance in net, stopping 16 shots, while Wiens made a start at left wing and played well. After the tournament, Coach Bill Curry defended the decision to complete in such a high level tourna- ment, explaining that he had wanted to challenge his team to perform against su- perior competition. He - expressed his hope that the team would come together in the face of adversity, which would prepare them better for the rest of the sea- son. It is certainly a good sign for the team that they were competitive in two of the games, if they can main- tain that level of play against their regular compe- tition they should do very well from here on in. Next home game is not until December. Scores and standings are at www.actontanners.com. Novice Tanners hammer Guelph Storm 7-1 Saturday The Carquest Acton Nellis Construction Novice Tanners travelled to Guelph on Nov. 15, and beat the Storm 7-1. Mason Overland stopped three shots but his shut-out was spoiled with two minutes left on a fluke shot off an Acton defender. Ryan Dunlevy led the way from Acton once again, scoring three goals and add- ing an assist. Dunlevy leads the team with 22 goals and Ducks race Otters at Orangeville swim The Acton Aqua Ducks competed at an Orangeville Otter open invitational, along with four other teams. "We were a little disap- pointed," reported Gerry Ockenden, head coach of the Ducks. This was going to be the first meet at Orangeville's new pool. Unfortunately, a week be- fore the meet they were told it wasn't quite ready, so we went to the old pool. We will just have to wait a while longer." The important thing, Ockenden says, is that the swimmers got a good workout with the compe- tition that attended, that is continued on page 17 31 points. Mason Galway moved up from defence to left wing, and scored his first goal of the season. Also scoring for Acton were Bradley Bollert, Walter Kirkness and Michael Evans. Carter Ebbinge and Bollert had two assists. Sin- gle assists were also earned by David Bickers, Evans and Kirkness. T.J. Baker was at +6 on defence-for the Tanners. Next home game is Saturday at 5:30. Scores and standings are at www.actontanners.com. Monday - Tuesday: Closed Wednesday - Friday: 10am - 7pm SiC sen)