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THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2004 THE NEW TANNER 21 ACE JUMPERS: These North Halton athletes earned ribbons in the 9-year-old girls long jump at a North Halton track meet at Acton High School on Friday. The winners include, from left: Sarah Smyth (Brookville), Jaslynn Bour- geois (Robert Little) Jacklyn Kilbourne (BV), Sabrina Treviranus (Pineview), Journey Carroll (Limehouse) and Marlene Forbes (McKenzie-Smith Bennett.) -- Frances Niblock photo DEAPLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON ( Houst Leacue Lacrosse RESULTS ») PEANUT Butwell Chiropractic -- S Up Your Bike --5 Butwell scoring: Macken- zie Entwisyle 3G, Sam Wallace 2G. Bike scoring: Cole Besworth 3G, Cole Bannerman 1G, #12 1G. kK Bulldog Appliances -- 9 Rainbow/Apple Auto -- 5 Bulldog scoring: Matthew McDonough 4G, Connor Harper 3G, Nicholas Deakin- Poot 1G1A, Brooklyn Harris 1G. Rainbow/Apple scoring: Adam Elinesky 2G, Andrew St.Croix 1G, Scott Wiffen 1G, Adam Burgess 1G. KK Armstrong Insurance -- 10 Unique Detection -- 1 Armstrong scoring: Aiden Radford 6G, Jean-Sebastien Pearce 1G, Sam Gaynor 2G, Christian Jander 1G. Uniques scoring: Jason Ellis 1G. TYKE Georgetown Chrysler -- 5 Boston Pizza --5 Chrysler scoring: Jesse Laidlaw 2G, Matthew Power 1G, Christopher Brydie 1G, Jeffrey Brown 1G, Spencer Borotsik 1A, Matt Standish- Goldmann 1A, Joey Fortin TA. Boston scoring: Avery Cenier 2G1A, Jake Corpe 2G, Ryan Childs IGIA, Gavin Sharpe 1A, Kyle Frank LA. : kK Georgetown Toyota -- 7 C&S Printing/Loduca -- 7 Toyota scoring: Jake MacNeil 4G1A, Ty Cadeau 1G, Casey Fraser 1G, Harrison Clifford 1G, Kevin Gergely 2A, Johnny Clifford 1A. C&S/ Loduca scoring: Gregory Higgins 5G, Travis Baker - 2G, Michael Turner1A, Keiran O'Connell 1A, Dustin DiCarlo 1A. REE Emerald Isle -- 9 Johnson & Associates -- _ Emerald scoring: Martin Burwell 4G1A, Matthew Kreis 1G, Andrew Potruff 1G Jonathon Kreis 1G, Scott Lamarre 1G, Mitchell Kreis 1G, Quinton Auty 1A, Mitchell Davey1A, Michael Kri [A . Johnson scoring: Alex Rapp 1G, Brodie Briscoe1G, Blair Davies 1G, Jake Crosby iA, Duncan Pollock 1A, Liam Fowler 1A. He NOVICE Jones Investments -- 5 Georgetown Lions -- 4 Jones scoring: Ryan Dunlevy 2G, Jake Hazzard IGIA, Vincent Marciano IGIA, Mitchell Griffiths 1G, Andrew Thomas 1A, Jamie Lewis 1A. Lions scoring: Sam Wight 2GIA, Brett Pierce IGIA, Ryan Brown 1G. eke Acton Rotary -- 10 Georgetown Legion -- 3 Rotary scoring: Adam Anderson 4GIA, Brandon McEachern 3G1A, Liam Vesterbeck 2G, Greg Wells 1G, Jacob Clear 1A, Lucas Fowler 1A, Colter Browes 1A, Alex Presley 1A, Dean Laidlaw 1A. Legion scoring: Jordan Fariello 2G, Darrin Ward IGIA, Calvin Beauchamp 1A. eek Brian's Basics -- 11 McMaster's Deli--3 Brian's scoring: Peter Jensen 6G3A, Kevin McCallion 3GIA, Jamie Nicholson IGIA, Kirk Riedstra 1G, Ben Shearer Girls soccer club splits Acton Under 21 Girls Soccer Team split a pair of games over the past few weeks to keep their record even at 2-2. On June | the team travelled to Caledon for a late game and took a 4-1 loss. Already suffering from a lack of play- ers, the team lost two more, one to injury and one with a red card. The girls put up a spirited performance on a rainy night with Kasia Sitarz hitting the net for Acton. Beth Clay- ton and Mel Edwards played energetic games. The following week on June 11, Acton hosted Milton at the high school and cruised to a 4-2 victory over-a de- pleted Milton squad. Striker Sitarz led the way with two goals, winger Denise Barens and striker Larrisa Viel counted single markers. Amanda Schroader and Alica Roza proved their worth as team players by again volunteering a half each in nets. The team played in the North Peel Halton Soccer league. Last week's game against Bolton was cancelled due to school exams. 1A, Nick Dowling 1A. McMaster's scoring: Austin Andrady 1G, Cole Vincent 1G, Nicholas Vandereyken 1G Darryl Ward 1A, Josiah GagnonlA. PEEWEE Smitty's Restaurant --8 Nurseland Farms -- 2 Smitty's scoring: Kyle Puljar 3G1A, Reginald Reid 2G, Matthew Muirhead IGIA, Alex Bell 1G, Kyle Parker 1G, Adam Lockwood 1A. Nurseland scoring: Connor Hewson IGIA, Brandon Masini 1G. eK Arnold's Greenhouse -- 4 Daniel Varanelli-- 1 Amold's scoring: Matthew Cameron 2G, David Wilson IGIA, Tyler McCrae 1G, Nick Rivard 2A, Corey Hay- ward 1A. Varanelli scoring: Andrew Smith 1G. BANTAM Beachcomber --5 Domino's Pizza -- 1 Beachcomber scoring: Matthew Brown 3GI1A, Brandon Bell 1G3A, Kevin Reidstra 1G, Ian Reid 1A. Domino's scoring: Mitchell Dunn 1G, Albert Bettridge 1A. eee Allison's Farm -- 16 End Zone Sports -- 3 Allison's scoring: Zachary Austin 4G4A,Connor Gib- bons 3G5A, Dylan Chalmers 3G1A, Mark Drake 2GI1A, Alexander Mason 2G2A, Dean Bonasco 2G2A, Ben Hannah 1A, Olivia Hack 1A. End Zone scoring: Kevin Wilson 2G, Curtis Marcoux 1G, Shane Fortin 1A, Tho- mas Bayley 1A. McDonald's Rookies | lose one after six lopsided wins After six consecutive su- per-sized wins to open the 2004 season, Acton McDonald's rookies ran into a tough opponent from Carlisle, and came up on the short end of a 12-11 tally to the visitors. Technical difficulties with the pitching machine forced the coaches into the action to provide the pitch- ing, and rusty arms needed an inning or two to warm up. The Acton team had the lead up going into the fi- nal inning when Carlisle found their collective bat- ting stroke and scored six runs. The visitors hung on for the win as Acton fought back valiantly in their half of the final inning coming Mosquitos The KFC Mosquitos got more great pitching in Greensville on the 15", but so did Greensville, beating KFC 3-2 Travis Brown started for Acton, and allowed a run in the first as Greensville's lead-off batter doubled and stole home. Acton started the game short of fielders which led to the Greensville hit. Brown shut Greensville out after that, ending with one run in three innings on two hits with seven strike- outs. Acton scored one in the third when Bradley Reynolds reached base on a dropped third strike, stole round to third, and was driven home by Walter Kirkness' single. Acton added another in the fourth when Brown led off the in- ning with a triple, and scored on Carter Ebbinge's up one run short. Jillian Mullin was solid at first base making three catches for put-outs.and alertly relayed an over- throw to Jasson Lackyer at second for an apparent out. However, the umpire called the play dead and ordered the runner back tc first base. Jake Corpe alsc _ fielded well at the pitching ~ position. i At bat, Acton had < strong second inning, scor- ing five runs wit consecutive doubles by Neil Campbell, Travis Baker, Justin Pankratz Corpe and Lockyer. Acton will be looking tc revenge their loss as they travel to Carlisle for their next game. : cdged 3-2 double. Acton loaded the bases with one out in the fifth, but could not score. Jesse Spurrell came in to pitch the fourth for Acton, and was overpowering, striking out the side on 11 pitches. Greensville scored a run in the bottom of the fifth to tie it at two, as a bat- ter walked, advanced to third on a single, and then stole home. Greensville scored with a winner in the bottom of the sixth, loading the bases on walks, then with two out scoring on a fourth walk, on aclose pitch on a 3-0 count. Greensville is clearly a good team, but Acton could have won with some better luck. The team's next meeting should be a good game. Schedules are al www.actonminorball.com Taylor Buchanan gets karate college certificate Classic Karate student Taylor Buchanan has re- ceived the Karate College Certificate of Merit. The certificate was awarded for his exceptional perform- ance during a recent belt test. Taylor, aged 11, was the top candidate. "Taylor has learned how to apply the lessons we teach-about taking consist- ent action. His success is due to enthusiasm and dili- -gent practice," commented Head Instructor D.R. macGregor. Taylor's superior per- formance is not restricted to the dojo. "Since joining ka- rate Taylor has had a greater enthusiasm towards his schoolwork. His last report card had improved grades Taylor Buchanan as well as comments from teachers on how his atten- tion span has improved," - says his mother, Barbara Buchanan