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16 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2005 35th Annual Hockey Tournament By FRANCES NIBLOCK The New Tanner Good hockey, good food and large crowds helped make Acton's 35th annual Peewee hockey tournament a success as 22 teams from Southern Ontario faced off in what is billed as the oldest Peewee tournament in Ontario. On Sunday, Acton House League Association presi- dent Paul Chadwick said he was pleased with the com- plaint-free tournament, and thanked the many volunteers who helped make it happen, including the Acton Kinsmen who ran a barbecue on Satur- day and Sunday. To fill out the tournament roster, the six Acton House League Peewee teams were invited to play and although each team lost their first game with a visiting challenger, Chadwick disagreed with the Suggestion that they had a poor showing. "I wouldn't say it was a poor showing from the House league teams. They all en- joyed themselves; we had a good turnout and we haven't had any complaints -- the teams enjoyed themselves an¢,that is the whole reason for doing this," Chadwick said, adding the lack of ice time for House League team practices is a large factor in the calibre of hockey they play. HOUSE RESULTS Alliston Predators -- 6 Acton Subway -- 2 Subway goals: Collin McKin- non, Dayne Black. Assists: Tyler Zuidema, Kyle MacLeod, Taylor Buchanan. aK Orangeville Rentals -- 5 Acton Nellis Construction -- 1 Acton goal: Chris Azzopardi. Assist: Dylan Payne. EK Oakville Gators -- 5 Acton Lincoln -- 0 eK Point Edward --7 Acton R&M Construction -- 0 RK Belmont -- 5 Acton Berkshire -- 2 Berkshire goals: Luke Van Dinther, Kirin Rice. Assist: Danielle Cooper. At Innisfil Hawks -- 5 Acton Precast -- 1 Acton goals: Jacob Dougan, Mitchell Webster. Assists: Web- ster, Alex Johnson. td Acton Lincoln Freight -- 4 Acton Nellis Construction -- 3 Lincoln goals: Jordan Duin, Chris Chiasson, Edward Smith, Cameron Carr. Assists: Gregory Wells (2), MacKenzie Morrison, Tyler Watson. Nellis goals: Zachary Botelho (2), Christopher Azzopardi (2), Dylan Payne, Derrick Rowley, Dylan Britton. cts Acton Precast -- 2 Orchardview -- 0 Precast goals: Mitchell Web- ster, Jacob Dougan. Assists: Phillip Conlin (2), Dougan. ee R&M Construction -- 4 Acton Precast -- 2 R&M goals: Tyler Townsley, Jesse Mortensen (2), Troy Weav- er. Assists: Cameron Coady, Matthew Kutasienski. Precast goals: Mitchell Webster, Tyler Bell. Assists: Phillip Conlin, Webster. oR Vineland Growers --5 Acton Berkshire -- 3 Berkshire goals: Luke Van Dinther (2), Danielle Cooper. Assists: Mitchell Leak, Kirin Rice, Cooper. Consolation Finals R&M Construction -- 4 Acton Subway -- 2 R&M goals: Jesse Mortensen (2), Troy Weaver, Matthew Kuta- sienski. Assists: Cameron Coady, Steven Mitchell, Kutasienski. Subway goals: Kyle Adema, Dayne Black. Assists: Kyle Ma- cLeod, Black. Ok Vineland Growers -- 2 Acton Lincoln Freight -- 0 SELECT RESULTS Acton Legion -- 3 Fergus -- 1 Acton goals: Dayne Black, Mitchell Webster, Chris Azzopar- di. Assists: Danielle Cooper, Black, Matt Kutasienski, Jesse Mortensen, Tyler Townsley. RK Lorne Park -- 5 Acton Legion -- 1 Acton goal: Dayne Black. KR Milton --3 Acton Legion -- 2 Acton goals: Dayne Black, Mitchell Webster. Assist: Jesse Mortensen. BRING IT ON: Georgetown Junior Tyke player Jocelyn Trisic, 6, was ready for all shots that came her way during a practice on Saturday on the leisure pad at Acton arena. ~ Frances Niblock photo Novice Tanners down Elora The Acton Tanners CarQuest Nellis Con- struction Tanners Novice squad downed Elora 3-2 in the first round on the OMHA playoffs on February 1 in Acton. Tanner goals were scored by Bradley Bollert, Quinn Harding and Dylan Schouten. Assists went to Jasson Lockyer and Jake Corpe. The defense and forwards, along with goalie Joshua Karat, held Elora at bay for most of the game, but Elora managed to sneak in two goals, RR The Acton Novice Tanners travelled to Bolton on January 15 fora one-day tournament. The first game saw the Tanners beat Woolwich 3 to 2 with Tanner goals scored by Brodie MacFarlane and Bradley Bollert (2). The assists came from Connor Jean and Angus Agnew. In the second game, the Tanners met avery strong Owen Sound Team and lost 2 -1 with the only Tanner goal scoredby Jake Corpe, unassisted. The Tanners faced Chatham in the final game and Acton came out flying, beating Chatham 12-0. Tanner goals were scored by Dylan Schouten, Taylor Pickering (2), Jasson Lockyer (2), Josh Kalbhenn (3), Jake Corpe (2), Bradley Bollert and Travis Baker, Assists went to Ian Thompson (2), Liam McNaul, MacFarlane, Angus Agnew (2), Bol- lert (2), Corpe, Kalbhenn, Jasson Lockyer (4), Taylor Pickering (2), and Dylan Schouten. The goal tending duties of Joe Romhanyi and Joshua Karat kept the Chatham team scoreless. 3 RK The Acton Novice Tanners ended their season with two solid performances with a 2-0 blank- ing of Burlington on January 16 with goals from Kalbhenn and Lockyer. Assists came from Mac- Farlane (2) and Kalbhenn. The combination of good defence and solid back checking by the forwards, along with solid goal- tending by goalie Karat, madetheshutoutpossible. On January 19, the Tanners hosted Brampton. It was a tough physical game but the Tanners outskated Brampton and won 3-1. Another solid outing by the whole team made the win possible. Goaltender Romhanyi made some key saves to get the win. Tanner goal scorers were Bollert (2) and Kalbhenn with assists came from Hard- ing, Schouten, and Jan Thompson. The Tanners finished their regular season with a very respectable 14 wins, 8 losses and 2 ties, They also had 82 goals for and 54 goals against. No-Glue 8.3mm LAMINATE FLOORING 12 Standard colours 4x 8 PANELLING KNOTTY PINE PLANK PANELLIN LODGE POLE PINE PLANK 30'x 50') $2.75 $ 79 LIGHTWOOD PECAN PANELLING | YUKON OR CARIBOO 1/3 or NORSE WIND 99 $1 4-39 a 1229 | $692 | PUA call for availability each Coverage 14 sq. ft. Slengtisy REFLECTIX WEATHERSHIEL| HEAVY DUTY | INSULATION ROXUL Mena TARP S Double Bubble _ BLOW IN INSULATION Foil Insulation i : Available up to 4FT. 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Acton's teams will play all their home games in Acton, and have away games in Acton and Georgetown. This is a big improvement over previous years, when Acton teams trav- Ache iS scter' By mail - sce brochure for d ee ' a OTs ly tote a Vga aise elled as far as Hamilton for away games. This makes base- ball the only summer sport for Acton players where home games are in Acton, and away games are all in Halton Hills. In addition, Acton baseball players will be able to play on combined select teams with Georgetown players to play in some weekend tournaments, an option that was not previ- ously available in Acton. Acton Minor Ball also of- fers softball teams for girls, these teams are unaffected by the new baseball arrange- ment with Georgetown. For more informa- tion about Acton summer baseball, log onto Wwww.actonminorball.com, call 853-4756, or visit the registration booth at Acton Arena on Saturday, February 12 from 8 a.m. until noon. yn CPi eleven tt