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THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2004 THE NEW TANNER SS2SSS6S8 6629664669 DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON ( HOUSE LEAGUE LACROSSE RESULTS ) PEANUT Rainbow Trophies/Apple Auto-16 Up Your Bike -- 11 Rainbow/Apple scoring: Neil Mowat 6G, Adam Elinesky 5G, Liam O'Connell 3G2A, Adam Watts IGIA, Adam Burgess 1G1A, David Patry 2A,-Tristen Leslie 1A, Austin St.Croix 1A, Andrew St.Croix 1A, Liam Baker LA. Bike scoring: Cole Besworth 9G, Noah McNabb 2G. KEK Bulldog Appliances -- 4 Butwell Chiropractic -- 2 Bulldog scoring: Connor Harper 3G, Matthew McDonough 1G, Cameron Doherty 1A. Butwell scoring: Mackenzie Entwistle 2G, Mat- thew Weekes, 1A. KEK Armstrong Insurance -- 7 Unique Detection -- 4 Armstrong scoring: Aiden Radford 5G, Owyn LeClerce 2G. Unique scoring: Jason Ellis 2G, Jacques Gladu 1G, Aiden McMahon 1G, Breanne Thornhill 1A, Cole Hillier 1A Tristan Usher 1A. TYKE Georgetown Toyota -- 7 Boston Pizza -- 5 Georgetown scoring: Johnny Clifford 2G1A, Harrison Clifford 2G1A, Zach McLellan 2G, Shane Brockbank 1G, Lucas McLellan 1A. Boston scoring: Jake Corpe 4G, Ryan Childs 1G1A. EK Emerald Isle -- 7 C&S Printing/Loduca -- 3 Emerald scoring: Scott Lamarre 3G1A, Martin Burwell 2G1A, Matthew Kreis 1G, Jonathon Kreis 1G, Mitchell Davey 4A, Andrew Potruff 1A, Alexander Cole 1A. C&S/ Loduca scoring: Gregory Higgins 3G,Travis Baker 1A, Keiran O'Connell 1A. #KK Georgetown Chrysler -- 8 Johnson & Associates -- 6 Chrysler scoring: Joseph Wallace 2G2A, Jesse Laidlaw 2G1A, Christopher Brydie 2G, Jeffrey BrownlG1A, Matthew Standish-Goldmann|GIA, Spencer Borotsik 1A, Nicholas Luciani 1A, Nicholas Johnson 1A. Johnson scoring: Blair Davies 3G, Logan McNabb 2G1A, Shawn Reece 1G, Jake Crosby 3A, Duncan Pollack 1A. NOVICE Georgetown Legion -- 7 ( Soccer _UNDER-9 Acton Auto Tech -- 3 Tuitman's Garden Centre-1 AAT goals: Austin Dupuis-Andrady (3). Tuitman's goal: Ethan Samson. KK Andy's Restaurant -- 6 Acton Veterinary Clinic-5 Andy's goals: Luca Mazzucco, Alex Wenzel, Cole Fricker. Vet goals: David McLean (2), Zack Woolford, Michael McKeon, Connor Tonkin. KKK A&S Engraving -- 5 MacMillan's -- 1 A&S goals: William Russell (2), Damian Ewing (2), Cody McLeod. Assists: Katy Sehupp, Russell. MacMillan's goal: Andrew Taylor. KKK Prosperity One -- 4 A&S Engraving -- 3 Prosperity goals: No names provided. A&S goals: William Russell (2), Damian Ewing. KK Randalls Truck Repair -1 M&M Meats - 1 Results ) Randall's goal: Matt Grabauskas. Assist: Bree Ambrozic. M&M goal: Aaron Stone. Assist: Josh Kalbhenn. KK Otten Heritage Con- 3 tracting -6 Leathertown Lumber-4 Otten goals: Brett Banks, Callum Bowles (3), Kevin G., Luke Otten. Assist:Bowles.Leathertown goals: No names pro- vided. KKK Acton Auto Tech -- 6 Blasing Hill Farm -- 2 AAT goals: Jordan Pestell, Joshua Karat (3), Austin Dupuis-Andrady, Dylan Schouten. Blasing goals: Eric Vlasic (2). RK Acton Cleaners -- 11 MacMillan's -- 3 Cleaners goals: Vincent Marciano (6) Adam McCoy (3), Tristan Rogers (2). Assists: Clay- ton Van Dam, Sherina Gunasinghe, Patrick Scorcia, Madison Hurrell, Jordan Lenz, Cassandra Minicuci. MacMillan's goals: Jacob Lehman, Ethan Samson. Assists: Samson, Lehman. McMaster's Meats -- 5 Georgetown scoring: Jordan Fariello 3G, Callum Bowles 2G1A, Johnathon Haines 1G2A, Kristian Pancevski 1G, Thomas Stone 1A, Richard Campbell 1A. McMaster's scoring: Nicholas Vandereyken 3G, Thomas Baker 1G2A, Mitchell Webster 1G, Thomas Keating 1A. KEK Brian's Basics -- 7 Jones Investments -- 2 Brian's scoring: Peter Jensen 4G2A, Tyler Highfield 2G2A, Jamie Nicholson 1G. Jones scoring: David Waters 1G, Anthony Conte 1G, Connor Mortimer 1A. » KKK Acton Rotary Club -- 4 Georgetown Lions -- 0 Rotary scoring: Matthew Dreidger 1G, Liam Vesterbeck 1G, Greg Wells 1G, Jacob Clear 1G, Mitchell Muirhead 1A, Mitchell Verschuere 1A, Brandon McEachern 1A, Billy Mowat 1A. PEEWEE Smitty's Restaurant -- 10 Arnold's -- 1 Smitty's scoring: Kyle Puljar 3G, Jeremy Marrows 2G2A, Trevor Russell 2G, Alex Bell IG1A, Kyle Parker IGIA, Reg Reid 1G, Dustin Crowley 2A, Austin McVeigh 1A. Arnold's scoring: Mat- thew Cameron 1G. KK Daniel Varanelli-3 ~ Nurseland Farms -- 2 Varanelli scoring: Michael Feddema 2G, Andrew Smith 1G, Joel Dreise 2A, Brian Timmermans 1A. Nurseland scoring: Jake Lewis 2G, Mitchell Hand 1A, Brandon Masini 1A. BANTAM End Zone Sports -- 4 Beachcomber -- 2 End Zone scoring: Curtis Marcoux 4G, Kevin Wilson 1A, Brendan Uberig 1A. Beachcomber scoring: Mat- thew Brown 1G, Ian Reid 1G, Doug Hole 1A, Tyler Stone 1A. KK Allison's Farm -- 4 Domino's Pizza -- 1 Allison's scoring: Cam Maltby 1G1A, Mark Drake 1G1A, Dean Bonasco 1G, Zachary Austin 1G, Alexan- der Mason 1A. Domino's scoring: William Poirier 1G, Shane Carr 1A. AHS track team competes in St.Kitts Acton High school Track and Field competed at the South Regional Track and Field Championships in St. Catharines on Wednesday, May 26 and Thursday, May 27. Results follow: 1*, Kaitlyn Andrews, - Junior Girls' Discus, 36.59 metres; 1", Kaitlyn Andrews, Jun- ior Girls' Shot Put, 11.61 metres; 6", Dan Woolford, Junior Boys' Shot Put, 13.78 me- tres; 6", Jaimi Fellows, Midget Girls' High Jump, 1.45 me- Hardball tournament A house league hardball tournament will be held in Acton this weekend in Prospect Park. All three baseball diamonds will be in use on Saturday and four time slots on Sunday. Champions of Rookie, Mosquito and Peewee di- visions will be declared with entries from Georgetown and Acton house leagues with the ex- Ception of Mosquito division which will alse include Brookville. tres; 7 Dan Woolford, Junior Bys' Discus 42.39 metres, 7, Troy Etheir, Senior Boys' Long Jump, 5.79 me- tres; 9th, Crystal Mercer, Junior Girls' Discus, 20.46 metres; 12", Jaimi Fellows, Midget Girls' Long Jump, 3.55 metres; 12", Norm Tosh, Midget Boys' Discus, 27.36 metres; 12th, Norm Tosh, Midget Boys' Javelin, 31.47 metres; 13", Troy Ethier, Senior Boys' Triple Jump, 11.23 metres; 13", Jaimi Fellows, Midget Girls 80 M Hurdles, 16.57 seconds; 13", Daniel Kearns, Midget Boys' Shot Put, 11.37 metres; 14, Norm Tosh, Midget Boys' Shot Put, 11.17 metes. To qualify for the OFSAA Track and Field Champion- ship an athlete must place in the top four in each event. Acton will be represented by Kaitlyn Andrews in both the Junior Girls' Shot Put and the Junior Girls' Discus at Centennial Park at Etobicoke Stadium in To- ronto next week, coach Ann Andrews says. BLACK BELTS: Dan McNeil and Chris Rogers recently were awarded Black Belts in Jiu Jitsu -Submitted Photo Acton Jiu Jitsu has two new Black Belts Sensei Linda Bromley and members of Acton Jiu- Jitsu are proud to announce the club's newest black belts: Dan McNeil and Chris Rogers. The Canadian Jiu-Jitsu Association held its 2004 black belt grading at the dojo of Sensei Linda Bromley, Acton Jiu-Jitsu, on May 9. Sensei Bromley, a mem- ber of the examining board for Canadian black belts, attests to the intensity and difficulty of the test im- posed upon Dan and Chris. "They did amazingly well and I am proud to an- nounce that they are promoted to the rank of "Shodan", Black Belt, First Degree," she said. Sensei McNeil and Sensei Rogers are instruc- tors at the Acton dojo and integral parts of the club. Dan is a resident of Georgetown and has been attending Acton Jiu-Jitsu, along with his children Rory and Kayleigh, since Oct. 2, 2001. Dan came to the club already holding black belts in Karate and Judo and now is the proud holder of a Jiu-Jitsu black belt. He is the head instruc- tor for the grappling program at Acton Jiu-Jitsu. Chris is a resident of Rockwood and has been attending the club since Jan. 6, 2001. His first three months membership were a Christmas gift from his wife, Carol. He stayed. Chris arrived with a strong background in Kung Fu which has served him well with his Jiu-Jitsu training. He has become the head instructor for the Sparring Program at Acton Jiu-Jitsu. "Each of these gentle- men is a fine role model and example of excellence for our students, children and adults, to emulate," says Sensei Bromley. Sensei Bromley was also tested at the May 9 grading and has been pro- moted to "Yodan" black belt 4 degree. Formal presentation of her new rank by the CJA will fol- low at a later date. -More sports on page 19 : McDonald's Rookies take Milton 8-6 Acton McDonald's rookie team played hard and came out on the win- ning end of an 8-6 score against Milton 2, who made the contest close in the fi- nal inning, on May 26. Team McDonald's is improving on a weekly basis with good coaching and great effort. In par- ticular, the fielding of Justin Pankratz was spec- tacular at first with good catches for force outs in the et and second in- nings, and,the duo of Jillian Mullin and Jake Corpe performed solidly at second with catches fr force outs in the second, third and fifth innings. At bat, Jasson Lockyer led the way with two singles, and a triple. Mullin and Neil Campbell broke out of the mini slumps, each contributing singles. Craig Borden was wel- comed to the team for his first game and responded with a single. Mme