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Cooper wins Junior title Winners for each of the four divisions in Kinsmen Girls' Softball were declared last Saturday as the Day of Champs played out with some closelycontested playoff games. Junior Finals Cooper Standard 14, Pictures & Presents 8 Cooper Standard won the championship game with a big effort from the entire team. The game star was Paige Mitchell, who hit a home run and made a great catch in the field. Jessica Tate, Kara Braun, and Shannon Bain all went 2-for-2 and scored two runs each to pace the offence. Pictures & Presents tried their best in their second game of the day. Dawn Bodrug, Emily Walker and Mackenzie Stinson all went 2-for-2 and scored twice each, but that was about all P&P could muster against Cooper's tight defence. Semi-Final Pictures & Presents 16, Softwater Plus 9 Pictures & Presents defeated Softwater Plus in the first game at Saturday's Day of Champs. Brittany Hoekstra, Emily Walker, Mackenzie Stinson, Sydnee Scott and Madie Wilson all went 2-for-2 and scored twice, which helped P&P advance to the finals. Softwater Plus got great hitting from Kyla Fife, who had a threerun homer and an RBI single. Taylor Sheriffs and Rachel Thomsen both went 2-for-2 and scored three runs. Intermediate Finals Young's Pharmacy 18, Delrex Variety 6 Young's capped off an undefeated season with a complete team effort to win this game going away. Leadoff hitter Lacey Hill went 4-for-4 with a single, double, two triples and three runs scored. Mara Daugherty and Brittany Praturlon both hit home runs for the champions. Stephanie Masniuk had three hits and four RBI and Alex Sheriffs and Daugherty also scored three runs each. Delrex couldn't get much going with the bats in this game against Young's tight pitching and defence. Karlee Zammit was 2-for-2 with an RBI single. Susannah McKenzie-Sutter was 1-for-1 with an RBI single, and Emily Albrecht went 2for-3 with a run scored. See KINSMEN, pg. 23 Winning four out of their five games, Georgetown's Boston Pizza Eagles recently captured the OBA Rookie B title in Wallaceburg. Members of the team (front, from left) are: Kenny Hahnfeld, Nicholas Corrado, Robert Wight, Tyler Amaral, Travis Baker, Liam Osborne. Middle row: Adam Lencz, Casey Fraser, Jeffrey Brown, Avery Chenier, James Turner, Harold Kirkness. Back row: Coaches Len Corrado, Kerry Wight, Chris Osborne, Jeff Gowland. Submitted photo Rookies, Minor Bantams win OBA championships The Boston Pizza Eagles from Georgetown avenged a preliminary-round loss to Amherstburg by defeating that same squad 7-6 in the championship game of the OBA Rookie B (born in 1997) championship tournament in Wallaceburg on the Labour Day weekend. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 8, Port Hope 7: Adam Lencz (1B, 2B, 4 RBI); Jeffrey Brown (3-for-3). Amherstburg 7, Georgetown 6: Casey Fraser (3-for-3, 2 runs scored). Georgetown 20, Cobourg 8: Lencz (4-for-4, 4 runs scored); Harold Kirkness (4-for-4, 2 2Bs); Avery Chenier (2B, 2 runs scored); Robert Wight (3 2Bs, 3 runs scored). Semi-finals-- Georgetown 6, Port Hope 2: James Turner (3-for-3); Tyler Amaral (2-for-2). Championship-- Georgetown 7, Amherstburg 6: Liam Osborne (3-for-3, 2 2Bs, RBI); James Turner, Kirkness (2B, RBI); Travis Baker (2 RBI); Nicholas Corrado, Jeffrey Brown (RBI); Robert Wight, Kenny Hahnfeld (defensive MVPs). capped off their stellar 2006 season by winning the Ontario Baseball Association AA Provincial championship in Brantford over the Labour Day weekend. The Eagles will be recognized for their accomplishment by representing Georgetown at a Toronto Blue Jays game on Sept. 17 at the Rogers Centre by taking part in a pre-game, onfield ceremony. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 15, Kitchener 5 Georgetown 13, Hamilton Mahoney 3 Vaughan 14, Georgetown 0 Semi-final-- Georgetown 14, Vaughan 4 Championship-- Georgetown 5, Hamilton Mahoney 4 (See photo page 22.) Mosquito An excellent run for the Georgetown Eagles at the Select Ontario Baseball Association championships in Richmond Hill was brought to a halt by the Brampton Blue Jays in the championship game. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 5, Orillia 3 See MOSQUITO, pg. 22 Dawn Bodrug of Pictures & Presents connects with this pitch during the championship game of the Kinsmen Girls' Softball's junior division against Cooper Standard at the Georgetown Fairgrounds. Bodrug was 2for-2 and scored two times for P&P, but Cooper Standard prevailed by a 14-8 score. Photo by Sabrina Byrnes