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Happy 1st Birthday CAMERON! Love Always Daddy, Mommy, Nana, Nonna, Uncle Darren and Mia xoxox The Halton Hills #1 field midget Bulldogs haven't lost this season (10-0) and will represent Ontario at the Alumni Cup under-16 men's national championship tournament Sept. 1-4 in Victoria, B.C. Members of the team (forefront, from left) are: Dan Patterson, Thomas Harding. Second row: Trainer Steph Dumond, J.R. Reid, Ryan Flynn, Cameron Flint, Nic Spence, Riley McGiloway. Third row: Sean Sargent, Kody Lyons, Evan Lavallee, Ryan Haynes, Brendan MacDonald, Daniel Rovere. Back row: Head coach Daryl Haynes, Adam McGourty, Kyle Andrews, Peter Laidlaw, J.J. Laforet, Chris Haynes, Patrick O'Brien, Sean Terry, assistant coach Ron Flint. Absent was assistant coach Kevin Haynes. Submitted photo ATHLETES of the Week CHRIST THE KING ACTON GEORGETOWN DISTRICT DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Novice Bulldogs place third at provincials Continued from pg. 20 A); Jacob Hector, Cory Highfield (G, A); Connor Allison (G); David Kiss (2A); Lucas Condotta, Matt Haynes (A); Quinn Harding (3-1 record). A 1-2 record during the qualifying tournament at Innisfil was good enough to send the Halton Hills novice #1 Bulldogs on to the provincials. Halton Hills 6, Clarington 4; Peterborough 5, Halton Hills 4; Oshawa 10, Halton Hills 6 Bulldogs scoring: Rosa (4G, 3A); Rapp (3G, A); Mayner (3G); Huggins (2G, 2A); Wiedemann, Highfield (G, 3A); Teagan Gilian (G, A); David Kiss (G); Condotta, Dylan Reid (A). Regular season West Durham 8, Halton Hills 4: Mayner (2G, 2A); Huggins, Condotta (G); Matt Haynes, Wiedemann (A) Oshawa 8, Halton Hills 4: Mayner (2G, A); Wiedemann (G, 2A); Condotta (G); Kiss (A). (Eamonn Maher can be reached at emaher@independentfreepress.com) Putnam has two reasons for celebration at junior event Georgetown resident Ryan Putnam was a double winner last week at the inaugural Canadian Junior Golf Association Humber College Invitational held at Aurora's St. Andrew's Valley Golf & Country Club. The 17-year-old Putnam shot two rounds of 73 to take top spot in the individual low gross category and helped the five-member Team CJGA to victory in the overall scoring, edging Humber College by three strokes. The event included some of the top Ontario college and university teams, including McMaster, U of T and Waterloo. "I got off to a rough start, but I went three under on my last five holes, which helped," said the Grade 12 Georgetown District High School student. The CJGA also held a Nike Golf Junior Series tour event at the Forest City National Golf Club in London and Georgetown's Ryan Thomson finished in a tie for seventh in the boys' 14-16 age group. Thomson shot rounds of 84 and 77 to finish 12 strokes back of the winner, Brett Cairns of Courtland, Ont. Danny Duplantis of Georgetown placed in a tie for 20th spot with scores of 82 and 88. Danielle Morin Missy Rowley Charles Veale oto Ph t no ble ila ava Stephen Bruce Joanie Weaver Victoria Hunt ANNOUNCEMENT HERE WE GROW AGAIN! Mr. Richard Paletta and John Van Rooyen are pleased to announce the appointment of Debbie Sguigna as General Sales Manager. Debbie was the top salesperson in Ontario at her former dealership. She welcomes all her previous clients to come see her in her new position. 401 DIXIE KIA 5505 Ambler Dr., Mississauga In the 401 Dixie Auto Mall Mr. Richard Paletta and John Van Rooyen are pleased to announce the appointment of Sean Whitton as New Car Sales Manager. Sean has many successful years selling and managing with Kia. We are indeed excited to welcome him and invite all Sean's clients to visit him in his new position. 401 DIXIE KIA 5505 Ambler Dr., Mississauga In the 401 Dixie Auto Mall Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Missy Rowley and Joanie Weaver. Rowley, a mid-fielder on the Bearcats varsity soccer team was chosen for her game against Bishop Reding, where she scored a goal with her head. Weaver, also of the Bearcats varsity soccer team, scored the winning goal in that same game. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week are Charles Veale and Victoria Hunt. Veale, a second row on the Rebels rugby team, was selected for scoring half a tri against Holy Trinity High School. Hunt, a hooker on the girls rugby team, was chosen for controlling the scrum, as well as scoring a tri against St. Thomas Aquinas. Christ the King Athletes of the Week are Stephen Bruce and Danielle Morin. Bruce, a defense on the Jaguars senior soccer team, was selected for his good defense in the field against Nelson. Morin, a mid-fielder on the Jaguars senior girls soccer team was cited for her offensive play against Assumption.