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THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 2004 THE NEW TANNER 13 DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON ( House LLEAGUE HOCKEY ) TYKE Tim Hortons -- 4 MLK. Masonry -- 3 Hortons goals: Theodore Warren (3), Craig Borden. Assists: Borden, Neil Mowat, Daniel Reynolds, Billy Barnes, Patrick Conlin, Bradley Karat, Matthew Moore, Harmen Guoth. Ma- sonry goals: Michael Kri (2), Owen Jubinville. Assists: Lyla Dixon, Joshua Butson (2), Matthew Scannell, Harold Kirkness. Br Jescan Power -- 4 A&S Engraving - 0 Jescan goals: Lauren Saelzer, Kevin Giordano, Bret Allonby (2). Assists: Giordano (2), Spencer Evans (2), Matthew Beauchamp, Saelzer. NOVICE Yourway Auto Repair -- 3 Giant Tiger -- 2 Yourway goals: Joshua Doucette, Christopher Porty, Jake Corpe. Assists: Brian Morris (2), Nicholas Molinaro,Angus Agnew. Ti- ger goals: Drake Andrews, Nicholas Howsen. Assists: Kurt Hughes, Bryan Bartle, Nicholas Kirouyac, Jordan Milne. ce ro RKD Internet.ca - 3 End Zone Sports -- 1 RKD goals: Mitchell We- ber (3). Assists: Savanah Muir, Matthew Goodfellow, Evan Oulton (2), Luke Diemer, Thomas Potter. End Zone goal: Conor MacLean. Assists: Megan Adema, Dylan Schouten. RK MacMillans -- 2 Daniel Varanelli - 1 MacMillan's goals: Joshua Kalbhenn, Kenra Vandereyken. Assists: Christine Bennett (2). Varanelli goal: Scott MacLean. Assists: Juston McKinnon, Eric MacCallum. ATOM City Limits Consulting Best Transfer - 4 City goals: Travis Brown (6). Assists: Indiana White (3), Jonathan Paquin Felske, Dylan Payne, Brennan DeWinter, Christine Begin (2). Best goals: Troy Weaver (3), Justin Giordano. Assists: Scott Morris (2), Tyler Gal- lant (2), Weaver, Zach Botelho, Scott Morris, Luke Shore. : cero The Graphic Shoppe - 7 Ron's Burner Service -- 2 Graphic goals: Cody Fram (2), Nathan Prete (2), Justin Nadon, Mathew Stubbington, Armyn Ashrafi. Assists: Stubbington (2), Nadon, Fram, Ashrafi (2), Prete, Anthony Reid, Jacob MacPherson (2), Victoria McAffee, Dalton Adams. Ron's goals: Justin Hachey, Jacob Box. Assists: Box. ae Georgetown Chrysler -- 6 Halton Power Line -- 5 Chrysler goals: Chris" Azzopardi (3), Connor Hitchcock (2), Eric Victoria. Assists: Quinn Cleghorn, Victoria, Michael Koualcit, Azzopardi, Josh Martin. Power Line goals: Nick Vandereyken (2), Tyler Kri, Shaun Thomson, Zach Payne. Assists: Payne (2), Nick F,, Jordan Luceri, Jake Hazzard (2), George Kennedy. PEEWEE Time Out Sports -- 5 Gibbons Painting - 4 Time goals: Tyler Fram (2), Mark Weber (2), Taylor Mann. Assists: Weber, Evan Cunnard (2), Shane Carr, Mitchell Lewko, Stephanie Derouchie. Gibbons' goals: Eric Otten, Zachary Fry, Ethan Job (2). Assists: Eric Small, Jacob Botelho. eed R&M Construction - 2 Acton Subway -- 1 R&M goals: . Brandon Bennett, Tyler Bell. Assist: Tyler Einmann. Subway goal: Michael Lavigne. Assist: Collin McKinnon. BANTAM . Acton Terminal Ware- house - 8 Acton Kinsmen -- 5 ATW goals: Veronica Edwards, Jonathan Drury (2), Tan Reid (2), David Garvie (2), Nicholas Glover. Assists: Alex Hunak (2), Glover, Reid (3), Mitchell Morrison, Drury, Clayton Schatti, Garvie (2), Liston Newlands- Briggs. Kinsmen goals: Garrett Nuttall (2), Luke Gibbons, Colin Adema, Corey Drumm. Assists: Gibbons, Drumm, Nuttall, TJ Fry (2), Colin Adema, Tyler Small (2). RR St. John's Trophies - 9 High Five Photography -2 St. John's goals: Chris Viel, James Wilkinson (3), Chris Wilkinson (4), David Moore. Assists: Cody Wilson (3), Clark Murray, Moore (2), Matthew Caverly, Alex Mar- tin. High Five goals: Bruce Rogers, Simon Thomson. Assists: Kris Van Soelen (2), Adam Grabauskas. MIDGET Actonite Distributing -- 5 M&M Meats -- 4 Actonite goals: James Berry, Joe English (2), Spen- cer Morrison, Kevin Saelzer. Assists: Shawn Barry, James Barry, Mark Sinkgraven. M&M goals: Eric Gallant, Luke Hurren, Michael Kellas, James MacLeod. As- sists: Hurren, Kellas, Darryl McKnight, Robbie Rolfe (2), Brian Ruigrok. Berd Achilles Mazda -- 11 Maksteel -- 2 Achilles goals: Patrick Eagan, Tyler Holmes, Jay Lalande (3), Lance Morin (3), Steve Terry, Jeremy Webster, Michael Wood. As- sists: Greg Black (2), Trista Demonte (4), Brendon Dick, Homes, Lalande (2), Webster, Wood (2). Maksteel goals: Matt Locke (2). As- sists: Matt Chapman (2), Trevor Kenny. Acton Atoms place fourth in 16 team Elora tourney Acton Atom BB Proplastex hockey team travelled this past weekend to par- ticipate in the annual Elora Atom Tournament. The boys placed fourth out of 16 teams and played very well. In the first game against Kitchener the boys handly won 7-1. Acton fell to a strong West London team in the second match 6-1. Acton needed a win in the play. third game to advance to the Consolation Championship and romped over Woodstock 9-1. Dylan Agnew got the Charlie Hustle Award in this game for his hard working It was Acton against Ingersoll for the consolation championship. With only a minute left in the third period Acton tied the game up 3-3 to force overtime. Only continued on page 15 STYMIED: Bradley Kri (93), Dylan Creasey (R) Major PeeWee Tanner mates had many chances vs. North London, but fine goaltending turned them away in two Mooretown Tourney matches. --Chuck Tysoe photo. PeeWee 'A' Tanners fashion convincing victories over Oakville and Brampton Coach Scott Malcolm told his players that with a consistent work ethic they would, by the end of the season, be able to beat the large centre teams in their league and be guaranteed a winning result against Brampton. True to his word, the Acton Tanners Heartland Shipping Sup- plies Peewee 'A' team finished their 2003-2004 regular season with con- vincing victories over both Oakville and Brampton. In their 6-4 victory over Oakville on Saturday night, the Tanners were led by Jessy Kuenzig who scored three goals. Linemates Brandyn McCarthy and Bradley Kri each notched singles, with Kri adding three assists and McCarthy two to com- plete a nine point night for the line. Scott Weber, a leading candidate for the most improved player on the Tanners' squad this year, scored the other goal. Kuenzig's opening effort was a goal of delicious skill as the centreman showed great patience in Le waiting for the Oakville goaltender to commit be- fore he deftly guided the puck between his legs. However, it was his second goal at the 5:31 mark of the third period that was most significant as it came but 10 seconds after Oakville had tied the score 4-4. This decisive response by the Tanners took the wind out of the sails of the visitors, who were unable to mount a consistent at- tack thereafter. Their fate was sealed when Kuenzig notched his third goal into an empty Oakville net with 20 seconds remaining. Joss Warren was a standout in goal, register- ing the victory, especially in the first period when Oakville controlled the play and could have easily expanded upon an early 2- O lead. The victory against Oakville gave the Tanners a 2-1 victory in the season ~ series. Tn Sunday afternoon's 3- 1 victory over Brampton, Acton put in an even more comprehensive effort. The Tanners were superior in every facet of the game offensively, defensively and in goal. The defence, which at times struggled against Oakville the night before, was superb against the larger and more physi- cal visitors with the five man defensive unit of David Tysoe, Scot Hofland, David Elop, Liam Robertson and Taylor McNabb exhibiting tremendous composure and confidence in their own end. The Tanners' scoring was handled by Riley McGilloway, Dylan Creasey and McCarthy all putting in particularly feisty performances, breaking up several Brampton rushes in the visitors' own end. Warren again took the victory in goal, making several outstanding saves particularly in the second period when the Tanners were awarded three straight penalties. At the time of writing, the Tanners were awaiting word as to who their first opponent will be in the OMHA playoffs. YEOMAN EFFORT: Goal tender Joss Warren, one of Tanner Major PeeWee's Dynamic tandem, was heroic in Mooretown Tourney but couldn't stab this North London chance. --Chuck Tysoe photo