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Christ the King Secondary School's varsity boys' hockey team avenged a loss to Barrie's St. Peter's in the preliminary round of a recent high school tournament in Montreal by winning 20 in the title game. Team members (front, from left) are: Mike Miatico, Reid Parker, Darcy Cook, Ben Merchant, Adam Miziolek, Mackenzie Doell, Bryce Evans, Shaun Harkley. Back row: Head coach Scott VandeValk, Anthony Orsini, Kyle Marples, DJ MacNeil, Josh MacDonald, Matt Wittmann, Cody Matthews, Marc Nadeau, Jake Merchant, Braden Artem, Jame Miziolek, Connor Hendry, Liam Heelis, Jon Callaghan, Lou Piovesan. Submitted photo Jaguars win Montreal tourney Although their run in the Halton high school league playoffs didn't last as long as they'd wished, Christ the King's varsity boys' hockey Jaguars completed their season with a victory, winning the championship at a Canadian Hockey Enterprises tournament in Montreal. The Jags, who finished second in the Halton league standings in just their first year of play but were eliminated by Iroquois Ridge in the opening round of playoffs, defeated St. Peter's of Barrie 2-0 in the championship game to take the Lefty Wilson High School Division of the Montreal tourney. Darcy Cook was named MVP. Preliminary round-- Christ the King 5, Caledon R.F. Hall 2: Darcy Cook (2G); R. Parker (3A). St. Peter's (Barrie) 2, Christ the King 0 Christ the King 3, Cornerbrook, Nfld. 0: Matt Wittman (G, A); Ben Merchant (SO). Christ the King 4, St. Kevin's, Nfld. 2: Cody Matthews (2G); Marc Nadeau (G, A); Adam Miziolek (W). Championship-- Christ the King 2, St. Peter's 0: Wittman, Mackenzie Doell (G); Merchant (SO). Sign up soon for Murr golf tourney The 23rd annual Paul Murr Memorial Golf Tournament takes place on Monday, May 14 at Blue Springs Golf Course in Acton and spots are still available. More than 250 players are expected to take part in the fundraising tournament with all proceeds going to the Acton Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. Over the 22 years of the tournament just under $600,000 has been raised and this year's goal is to meet or surpass last year's record total of $53,000. There are a variety of packages available for the tournament: A 7 a.m. Turtle Lake package at $150; a 1 p.m. Turtle Lake package at $175 and a 1-5 p.m. Trillium nine-hole package at $100. Sponsorships and /or in memoriams are also available, with gold sponsorships going for $500 and silver at $175. For further information contact John McNabb at 519-853-5615 for details and registration forms. Rinks dominate The Pieta Council 6026, Georgetown, recently sent seven teams to the annual Ontario Knights of Columbus Bonspiel in Midland and Penetang, bringing back a first-place trophy and three runner-up finishes. The rink skipped by Al Lahue (right) won the divisional playoffs and took top spot overall. In the photo (from left) are team members Bradley Gallant, Steve Forster, Leonce Arsenault, Lahue. Second-place trophies went to the John O'Neill rink, which also includes Gerry Cole, Mike Grady, Tony Smyth; Skip Bill Kent, Les Otto Jr., Tony Couthino, Dino Arsenault; Skip John Halverson, George Holland, Michael Bruce, Submitted photo Conrad Colaso.