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Host Georgetown teams dominate own tourney Georgetown Raider squads captured four championship titles this past weekend at the annual Best of the Best Harvest Cup Thanksgiving hockey tournament in Georgetown. Atom AE Raiders Outscoring their opponents 22-6, the Sports Unlimited Atom AE Raiders won their division at the Best of the Best Thanksgiving weekend tournament in Georgetown, avenging an earlier defeat to Innisfil in the final. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 3, Caledon 1; Georgetown 9, Hespeler 0; Innisfil 2, Georgetown 1 Semi-finals-- Georgetown 3, Aurora 2 Championship-- Georgetown 6, Innisfil 1 Tournament scoring: Matthew Hopson (5G, A,); Brad Ranson (3G, 4A); Blair Davies (3G, 3A); Matthew Carr (3G); Marty Burwell (2G, 6A); Jake Spence, Lucas Jenkins (2G, 2A); Mark Bowen (G, 3A); Callum Biehn (G, 2A); Stevie Rosa (5A); Dane Firhoj (3A); Mitchell Catoen (2A); Brodie Briscoe, Josh Fera, Ryan Bourgeois (A); Tyler Anderson (2W, SO); Joe Wallace (2W, penalty shot save). Georgetown 4, Georgina 2 Georgetown 6, Guelph 1 Semi-finals-- Stoney Creek 4, Georgetown 2 Tournament scoring: Blair VanderGlas (5G, A, MVP); Ryan Howard (4G, 3A, MVP); Cory Highfield (2G, 2A, MVP); Keegan Martinec (2G, 3A); Drew Hillock, Jacob Hector (G, 5A); Chris Brydie (G, 4A, MVP); Adam Charalambides (G, 3A); Cody Menzies (G, A); Curtis Moorhead, Adam Dobis (2A); Andrew Pottruff, Nick Hale, Eric Speers, Ben Sutherland (A); Brandon Phair (2W); Theo Dol (W). Minor Peewee AE Raiders The Halton Hills Rad & Tire Raiders received a third-period marker from Tyler Chabot to defeat Georgina in the championship game of the Harvest Cup tourney. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 1, Georgina 1; Georgetown 6, Brampton 0; Georgetown 2, Stoney Creek 1 Championship-- Georgetown 1, Georgina 0: Chabot (G); Ryan Fitzpatrick (A). Atom AA Raiders Georgetown's EndZone Sports Exchange Raiders earned three straight victories in the Georgetown tourney and then lost to Stoney Creek in the semi-finals. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 6, Barrie 4 Novice AA Raiders After racking up four straight wins, the Bestcorr Raiders were edged by Caledon in the championship game of the Best of the Best tourney here on the weekend. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 4, Caledon 3: Ryan O'Connell (2G); Cole Besworth (G, 2A); Tyler Biles (G); Trevor Caledon Hawks' Brody Mclean slipped one past Georgetown Novice Raiders' netminder Nicholas Hinz during their Friday morning game at the annual Best of the Best Harvest Cup tournament at Alcott Arena. Georgetown rallied for a 4-3 win. Photo by Ted Brown Jenkins, Adam Farrugia, Jack Hennigan (A). Georgetown 7, Niagara Falls 2: Jenkins (2G); Biles, Daniel Heelis (G); Farrugia, Besworth, Christian Buchan (G). Georgetown 4, Georgina 1: Heelis (2G); Biles, Hennigan (G); Jenkins, Farrugia, Bryn Williams, Besworth (A). Semi-final-- Georgetown 5, Barrie 4 (OT): Jenkins (3G, A); Buchan, Farrugia (G); O'Connell (2A); Collins, Jenkins (A). Championship-- Caledon 5, Georgetown 3: Besworth, Biles, Heelis (G); Adam Elinesky (A). See PEEWEE, pg. 22 CtK posts win Christ the King's J.J. Laforet spikes the ball past E.C. Drury defenders Jackie Hsu, left, and Greg Cooper during Christ the King's 25-14 and 25-10 win in Halton senior boys volleyball action Tuesday in Milton. Photo by Graham Paine Hassell earns points crown When Dave Hassell returned to auto racing in 2005 for a third time, he was just looking to compete and see if he had the same driving ability from years past. But Hassell accomplished more than that, taking the overall points championship at the recent All-Pro Modified stock car class at the Varney Speedway near Durham. The 50-year-old Hassell won several heats and features over the summer, but it was his consistently placing in the top-three that won him the points championship for the 2006 season. After his banner campaign, Hassell credited the strong support of his teammates and family for helping him claim the title. "In racing, as in business, it takes a lot of dedicated, good people to make it a success. I have had a lot of luck with that," said Hassell. Hassell's sponsors are pleased with this year's results and have already stipulated larger sponsorships for the 2007 campaign. He looks forward to next season, but is not sure how much longer he will be racing as he says common sense tells him to "let the young guys have it". Bearcats topped Rebels In Wednesday's Independent & Free Press, a photo caption from the high school senior boys' volleyball match last week reported an incorrect score. The Bearcats, defeated the Georgetown Rebels 2-0 and are in first place in the North Division with a 30 record heading into yesterday's (Thursday's) clash with Christ the King.