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St. Peter‘s of Milton and St. Mark‘s of Burlington captured the Halton Roman Catholic School Board elementary school basketball titles, Tuesday at Assumption High ‘School in Burlineton St. Peter‘s defeated Oakville St. Berndatte‘s 40â€"27 to win the girls title, while St. Mark‘s whipped Burlington rival St. Timothy‘s 49â€" 16 for the boys crown. St. Peter‘s, led by Meghaum McCammont‘s 24 points, jumped out to an early 12â€"2 lead and never looked back. Point guard Mary Anne Mesic led St. Bernadette‘s with 11â€" points and Adelina Delmonte had eicht. In the semifinals, â€" St. Bernadette‘s defeated St. Mark‘s 32â€"28 Meanwhile, New Central and Pineland advanced to the Halton elementary school girls basketball semifinals after capturing the East and Central region titles, last week. Becky Richardson fired 22 points to power New Central to a 3)â€"16 victory over Pilgrim Wood in the East Tier I championship. St. Bernadette‘s gets bounced The scoring well dried up for the St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders, Tuesday night. Trailing 27â€"17 at halftime of the Halton high school midget boys basâ€" ketball final, the Raiders could only muster 10 more points the rest of the way in a 53â€"27 loss to Milton Mustangs. In only their third year of existence, the Raiders were making their first appearance in the Halton championship. They posted a 23â€"6 record overall, four of those losses, including Tuesday‘s, coming to Milton. Raiders, who defeated Milton in the teams‘ last meeting, "got the shots," coach Vic Juzenas said, but "I don‘t know if they were rushed a bit or we were not taking shots we wanted to take." The Raiders actually narrowed the margin to 27â€"23 with six unanâ€" swered points to open the second half. But then their offensive woes set in. Rodney Baptiste and Andrew Saulez, the team‘s leading two scorers, only hit for 10 and six points respectively. "When Andrew wasn‘t hitting, I tried to get the other guys to shoot but they wouldn‘t, even though they were open.‘ The Ridley brothers â€" Shayne and Jeremy â€"were the big thorns in the Aquinas‘ side, scoring 27 and 12 points respectively. . Ferreira and Richard Monteiro. There will be huée void to fill with the graduation of Andry Sola, Baptiste and Saulez up to the junior ranks next season. But Juzenas says there‘s incoming talents on the horizon. Returning starters are Peter Midget Raiders sacked Julia Burden added eight points or winners.. Stacey and Leslie Nichols ad five and four, points respectiveâ€" Elementary school basketball QEP reached the final with a 47â€" 39 victory over W.H. Morden. Kataila collected 20 points for the winners. Gordon added 12. Rory Doucette and John Johnston had 13 s napiece for Morden., , ,.__, . . | _ ly for Pilgrim Wood. In the Central Tier I final, Pineland defeated Eastview 34â€"18 as Jenna Tofflemire, Jenny Scott and Purvi Desai scored four points. Eastview earned a berth in the Central final with a 33â€"30 decision over Queen Elizabeth Park. Suzanne Watson led Eastview with 12 points. Tofflemire and Scott added six apiece. Jennifer Budd fired 22 points for QEP. In boys play, Falgarwood and Eastview advanced to the Halton semifinals with victories. Falgarwood toppled E.J. James 36â€"31 to win the East Tier I champiâ€" onship while Jim Nield‘s 12 points led Eastview to a 33â€"25 win over Q.E. Park in the Central Tier I final Falgarwood scorers were not available. Shawn Weeks and Sean Buckleyâ€"West paced E.J. James with 12 and 11 points, respectively. Rick Caldwell added 10 points for Eastview against Q.E. Park. Jason Kataila and Sheldon Gordon netted eight apiece for QEP. 1992â€"93 SMIWEAR 5* OFF .. * SELECTED FAMOUS LINES * 5Q*OFF.. * CARRERA, SMITH MORE * 69%e Now39m9ez 120 SPEERS ROAD Vm 845â€"1561 Mon.â€"Fri. Saturday Sunday . 9:30â€"9 p.m. 9:00â€"6 p.m. Noonâ€"5