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THE NEW TANNER 13 THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 2004 Acton Aqua Ducks and their awards. See below. ig DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON 41 Aqua Ducks receive honours at Awards Night The Acton Aqua Ducks have come a long way since 1987, according to founder and head coach Gerry - Ockenden. "We started our first year wit i three families and ended the season with a party for 11 swimmers from seven fami- lies," he says. We started out the 2003- 2004 season with 41 swimmers and finished with 41 swimmers from 31 families and a total of 110 swimmers and family mem- bers, most of whom attended the awards party. The philosophy of the Aqua Duck's family is that swimming is a means of healthy exercise and im- proves physical fitness. Competitive swimming helps to improve organiza- tional and time management skills required every day at school and at home, as well as helping to develop citizenship and sportsmanship. Swimming is a skill you can enjoy for your whole life. That is why the club now welcomes teens and adults who do not wish to compete, but,.just want to stay in shape to come out and join in the fun. ° AWARD WINNERS The 2003-04 Aqua Ducks award winners include: Ontario "B" Losina Faber 14-15 Girls, Ashton Roza 14-15 Boys, Jennifer Kroezen 12-13 Girls, Gresham Kimm 12- 13 Boys, Jordan Dunn 12-13 Boys. Ontario "C" Victoria Fritz 14-15 Girls, Mackenzie Kimm 14-15 Girls, T J Waldie 14-15 Boys, Ontario "E" Leanna De Vaan 12-13 Girls. Competitive "Blue" Carney Bourgeois, Josie- i ney Johnston, Szilvia Paradi, Erica' Shardlow, Sarah Waldie. * Alex. Mccarthy, Kirissa Smith, Megan Thompson, Carli Vickery, Dean Wang. Learn To Swim "Orange" Drake Andrews, Yvonne Douglas, Krysta Foy, Abigail Green, Alexandra Green Suman Takhar, Jennifer Mackenzie, Lili Paradi . Learn To Swim "Yellow" Melissa Armstrong, Nicole Armstrong, Kevin Delestard, Mathew Eimantas Emma Feather , Matthew Fritz, Lexie Kroezen, Nathaniel Mapp, Phillip Rosenmeier . Kendra Vander Kooij, Matt Vander Kooij. Most Improved Yellow Nathaniel Mapp. Most Improved Orange Most Improved Green Alex Mccarthy Most Improved Blu __ Szilvia Paradi. Most Improved Red Leanna De Vaan. "The Denise Looyenga _ Memorial Award For Sportsmanship And Leadership (Female)- Losina Faber. "The Allen Vryenhock Memorial Award For Sportsmanship And Leadership (Male) - Ashton Roza. Ashton is the first re- cipient of the -Allen Vryenhoek memorial award, presented by Allen's family in memory of the aqua duck swimmer who was tragically killed by a drunk driver last year. The Aqua Ducks also had a special guest to honour at the awards night. Alan Fairweather, University Of Guelph Gryphons Varsity Head Coach received the "Coach For Life Award" honouring him for the friendship and support he has given to the Acton club for the past 17 years. C Minor M&M Meats -- 4 Blasing Hill Farm -- 1 M&M _ goals: © Ian Thompson, Joe Romhanyi, Shane MacDonald, Christine Bennett. Assist: Aaron Stone. Blasing Hill goal: Eric Vlasic. Assist: Taylor Wint. KKK Blue Springs Spa -- 7 Acton Cleaners -- 5 Blue Springs goals: No names submitted. Cleaners goals: Adam McCoy (3), Soccer ) Patrick Scorcia (2). Assists: Sherina Gunasinghe, Madi- son Hurrell, Cassandra Minicuci, Clayton VanDam, Jordan Lenz. KEK Prosperity One -- 6 Acton Cleaners -- 2 Prosperity goals: No names supplied. Cleaners goals: Vincent Marciano, Patrick 'Scorcia. Assists: Benjamin Palliser, Clayton VanDam. ACTON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 2004-2005 Fall TryOuts BBTeams Date Time Location BBTeams Date Time Location ee 4:30 pm Novice 4:00 pm 'om 5:30 pm Mold Masters Atom ' 5:00 pm 'Acton Communit BE ee 6:30 pm Alcott Arena Peewee: Sundey 6:00 pm Cases = Bantam August 2 730 pm Gaieeaie Se afas September 195.09 Dm Midget 8:30 pm. Midget 8:00 pm, Novice 6:00 pm AE& Minor Date Time Location eee Wednesday 7-00 pm 'Acton Community| | Midget Teams 8:00 pm Cent J Bantam September 1 Sh Si me. 'Atom 6:00 pm Midget 10:00 pm aoe Taeiday Ee pm Acton Community Novice 6:00 pm MMidget September 7.4. 0 Centre Pas oui 7:00 pm Acton Community, Bantam September 2 ee Centre coe 6:00 pm pm eeWee Midget 7 Pats pecs Thsdasy ee pm Acton Community Novice 6.00-pm MMidget September 99.450) E38 Atom 7:00 pm Acton Community PeeWee Wednesday a fa Septenber:s é oh pm Centre as 12:00pm Midget iene nani Sunday 1:15 pm 'Acton Community E MMidget September 12 330m eeaitre eee 12:00 pm Be om 0 it [itis hy se Se ge PeeWee : 7:15 pm Acton Community Midget 4:00 pm Bantam oy 8:30 pm Centre | MMidget September 14 945 Pr | eh 6:00 pm tom PeeWee Monday a e Aen Community Atom 6:00 pm entre Bantam September 13.9 99 Pr Pelee Risin Eom Acton Community Midget 10:00. pm MMidget September 16 : 7 se Contre, es ice 6:00 pm ee g Atom 7:00 pm Acton Communit; 6:09 bi ve y PeeWee Wednesday 8:00 pm Centre nee ied 7:15 pm 'Acton Community Bantam September 15g. on Bantam Soteake 8:30 pm Centre : f 2: Midget 10:00 pm M Midget eptember TS a5 hm Due to insurance regulations, all players must be registered with the Acton Minor Hockey Association before they can be allowed on the ice to tryout. Returning players should have registered prior to the spring tryouts. Please remember that we will be depositing your second instalment of $150 on August 31. New players 'may use the registration form below or contact tsherren@cogeco.ca. Returning players who have not as yet registered are subject to a $75.00 late fee. In order to register your child, simply fill out the form below and return by mail along with a deposit of $300 by August 27, 2004 to: AMHA REGISTRATION, P.O.Box 46, Acton, Ontario L7J 2M2 Payment can be made by cheque payable to the AMHA, and dated August 31, 2004 or by filling out the credit card information below: Visa [_] MasterCard[_|Card#: Exp. Date: Name on Card Signature: AMHA 2004-2005 REGISTRATION FORM PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY PLAYER'S NAME- DATE OF BIRTH D/M/Y ADDRESS CITY/TOWN POSTAL CODE PHONE NUMBER PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME(S) HEALTH INSURANCE NUMBER _ DOCTOR'S NAME MEDICAL COMMENTS SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN IMPORTANT NOTES: a) Team selections will b required to provide a fing player's card: players bor ~ *$650. If a player b) Registration includes socks for each play c) Cheques, money ord by Sept. 30, 2004. If selected, you will be ing amount upon signature of the OMHA $600, players born on or before Dec 31, 1993 eposit will be returned by Sept. 21, 2004. s, one pair of home socks and one pair of away registration fees must'be provided as specified information requested on the registration form mments,;such as allergies, etc, could be useful to the n. d) In order to be consi must be provided in fi training staff in an em e) Players who wish to try be allowed onto the ice for t information or non payment 9 completed the registration *The amounts of the final instalments have chafiged due to the fact that the Tri-County League voted to remove the collection of Playoff Gate Fees.. In order to recuperate this revenue, the AMHA Was obliged to add $50 to each of the final instalment amounts estimated in the spring. The higher AMHA 2004-2005 Registration Fees are due, in pat, to the significantly lower than budgeted revenues from Fund Raising events for the past two years. This year, Registration Fees will caver themiajority of operational expenses. Please see the newsletter for information on how you can get involved with Fund Raising in order to help stabilize or even lower Registration Fees Rep Hockey teams must be registered before they can Players who are not registered either due to incomplete es will not be allowed on the ice until such time as they have S.