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(Left photo) Acton boxer Cameron McIsaac (left) lands a shot on the nose of Sault Ste. Marie's Tim Smith, during the recent Brampton Cup boxing tournament. McIssac won the bout in the second round but eventually settled for the silver medal in his division. (Right photo) Heather McIsaac (right) mimiced her brother's jab in landing a punch on Kasondra Joseph of Sault Ste. Marie to capture the gold medal in her division. Photos by Danielle McIsaac ATHLETES of the Week CHRIST THE KING ACTON GEORGETOWN DISTRICT DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Players born in 1995 Fighting siblings win gold, silver Acton's sister and brother boxing duo-- Heather and Cameron Heather McIsaac-- battled their way to silver and gold recently at the annual Brampton Cup Boxing Tournament held by the Bramalea Boxing Club. More than 240 boxers from across Canada made the trek to Brampton for the three-day event. Sixteen-year-old Cameron's first bout had him up against Sault Ste. Marie's Tim Smith. Smith came out hard for the first round but was no match against McIssac who dominated him early in the second round before Smith's coaches threw in the towel. McIsaac's second bout of the weekend had him working hard to keep his first-place position against Moses Tabor of Saskatchewan. This fight started with a fast pace and remained that way for the duration of the three rounds as both fighters exhibited fast jabs and slick moves. In the end McIsaac was edged slightly and lost the decision on points, taking home the silver medal in his division. Heather McIsaac, 14, took on Kasondra Joseph of Sault Saint Marie and showed the appreciative crowd of several hundred why she deserved to take home the gold medal. From the opening bell McIsaac landed accurate jabs, hooks and straight rights. As the fight went on Joseph tired and was soon overwhelmed by McIsaac's power. The judges stopped the fight as McIsaac outscored her opponent by more than 15 points. McIsaac's next fight is scheduled for February 23 at the Hamilton Convention Centre, were she will be on the undercard of a mixed amateur-professional boxing show. She will be take on her Windsor rival Shelby Bialkowski. The young fighters train at the Big Tyme Boxing Club in Orangeville and are coached by three-time Canadian middleweight champion Bryon Mackie. Melissa Coffey Missy Rowley Jessica Stuart Shaun Harkley Adam Grove Justin Bravo Christ the King Athletes of the Week are Melissa Coffey and Shaun Harkley. Coffey, a Grade 11 student and power hitter for the senior girls' volleyball Jaguars, turned in an MVP performance in a 2-0 sweep of Acton last week. Harkley chipped in a pair of goals at the recent Bur-Bear tournament and has been a big reason why CtK's varsity hockey team heads into the playoffs in second place with a 9-3-1 mark in its inaugural season. Acton District High School Athletes of the Week are Missy Rowley and Adam Grove. Rowley displayed her excellent passing and attacking skills at Bearcat senior girls' volleyball tournaments at Niagara College and OakvilleTrafalgar, helping Acton post a 7-3 regular season record. Grove registered the double-double of 17 points and 14 rebounds for the Acton 6-4 senior hoops' squad in a recent victory over Milton's E.C. Drury. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week are Jessica Stuart and Justin Bravo. Both are members of the Rebel Swim Team, and were chosen for their strong showing at the Brock University meet. Stuart came home with two golds (50 fly and 100 IM) and a silver in the 4X50 medley relay. Bravo won two golds- one for the freestyle relay and another for the 50 metre breast stroke. He also broke the GHAC record time.