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M _ib THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ~SPORTS : AND RECREATION Rep Hockey Report MINOR ATOM "AA":Oakville. Rangers Minor Atom "AA" hockey team defeatâ€" ed Guelph 8â€"1 improving its record to 5â€"1â€"2. The game was tied 1â€"1 at the end of one period, but Oakville dominated for the rest of the contest. Stephen Baines led the team with two goals, while James Wallace, Clark Thomas, Chris Wernham, Josh Smith, Trevor Burns and Geoff Curtis had singles. Scott Weagant (3) David Ksiazkiewcz (2), Smith, Thomas and Wernham has assists. Nick Ball and Zach Katsof had strong performances in net. Next game is Nov. 10 in Milton. MINOR PEEWEE "AA": The Agway Metals Rangers Minor Peewee "AA" hockey team squeaked out a tie against Dundas to raise its record to 6â€"2â€"3. Oakville lead the game 4â€"1 before giving up three powerâ€"play goals. Jason Watt, David Winger, Gavin McGrath and Daniel Phillips did the damage for Oakville. Assists went to McGrath, Stuart Matheson, Rob Kapuscinski, Stephen King and Josh Close. MINOR NOVICE "AA": Oakville Rangers Minor Novice "AA" hockey team bounced back to defeat Georgetown 6â€"2 after dropping two straight, 2â€"0 to Woolwich and 3â€"0 to Brampton. Against © Georgetown, Evan McGrath scored eight seconds into the game to give Oakville a 1â€" 0 lead. McGrath scored five times and had an assist on Blake McLennan‘s goal. McLennan, Kevin Silber and Matt Mateja also had assists. Against Brampton, Oakville peppered the opposition goalie with 15 shots but still came up short. NOVICE: Oakville Rangers Novice hockey team dropped two decisions before rebounding for two straight wins. The team lost 6â€" 4 and 7â€"3 to Brampton, but then defeated Flamborough 4â€"1 and Brampton 5â€"4. In the first game against Brampton, goals were scored by Brendan Murray, Mark Stoma, David Probyn and Justin Close. Assists went to Close, Michael Knight (2), Scott Hatch, Stoma and Probyn. In the second game against Brampton, Gary Rookyard and Close (2) scored. Knight, Robert Haines and Probyn (2) assisted. Hatch (2), Murray and Haines scored against Flamborough. while Stoma (2), Knight (2), Close and Murray had assists. Hatch, Murray, Probyn (2) and Knight scored in the third Brampton game. Murray, Aaron Roantree, Knight, Close and Hatch had assists. Haines played well on defence. By SAL BOMMARITO Special to the Beaver I t was supposcd to be an allâ€" Oakville junior football final next BA week at Ivor Wynne Stadium in Hamilton. Instead it will be two Burlington schools â€" M.M. Robinson and Nelson â€" doing battle to determine the best junior boys football team in Halton. The Q.E. Park Eagles and the Oakvilleâ€"Trafalgar Red Devils went into semiâ€"final playoff action Thursday hoping to win their respecâ€" tive matchâ€"ups and earn a trip to Hamilton. The Eagles ran into a tough M.M. Robinson Rams team and lost 43â€"29 in a hardâ€"fought affair. Meanwhile, the Red Devils fell to the Nelson Knights 21â€"6. The Eagles took a 29â€"27 lead with one minute to go in the third quarter on a 65â€"yard run by Jamie Bowman. But the Rams scored with 30 seconds left in the quarter to make it 34â€"29 and then dominated the fourth quarter to seal the victory. : "We couldn‘t stop their offence," said Eagles coach John Skinner. The Eagles and Rams exchanged leads several times throughout the course of the game. The Rams took an early 7â€"0 but the Eagles answered on a 12â€"yard touchdown run by Kirk Cornelius. With the Rams leading 14â€" 7 in the first quarter, Jamie Bowman ran back a punt 90 yards only to have it called back on a penalty. Bowman scored on a 35â€"yard pass later in the quarter to tie the game at 14â€"14. A long kickoff into the end zone by Ian Archambault gave the Eagles a 15â€"14 lead at the end of the first quarter. A 12â€"yard touchdown run by Archambault gave the Eagles a 22â€"14 lead early in the second quarter. The Rams scored in the dying minutes of the first half, but missed the converâ€" SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 199 PAGE 17 Junior Boys F oothball Playoffs Eagles and Devils ousted A VEHICLE COMPUTER WEEKLY PUBLICATION 635â€"0222 Oakvilleâ€"Trafalgar Red Devils linebacker Ian Erdis (No. 44) wraps up a Nelson Knights ball carrier during Halton high school junior football semiâ€"final playoff action Thursday. Nelson defeated OT 21â€"6. In other action it was M.M. Robinson over Q.E. Park Eagles 43â€"29. sion, trimmed the Eagles lead to 22â€" 20: In the third quarter the Rams scored a touchdown to take the lead 27â€"22. The Bowman touchdown gave the Eagles a twoâ€"point lead but the Rams offence was too strong in the final quarter. Andy Hotson kicked four conversions for the Eagles. Girls hoops semiâ€"finals Monday Loyola will visit Nelson and St. Thomas Aquinas will host T.A. Blakelock in the divisional semiâ€"finals of the Halton high school senior girls basketball playoffs Nov. 15. In junior, it will be T.A. Blakelock at Notre Dame and White Oaks at Oakville Trafalgar. Loyola defeated Notre Dame 49â€"41 while T.A. Blakelock dumped Lester B. Pearson 35â€"27 during firstâ€"round seniors playoff action in Oakville Wednesday. During the regular season, St. Thomas Aquinas, Nelson, Loyola and T.A. Blakelock senior girls basketball teams finished in the top four spots respectively of the Volpe Division. In junior action Wednesday, it was Lester B. Pearson over St. Thomas Aquinas 42â€"36 in a tieâ€"breaking game for the final playoff spot. White Oaks then defeated Lester B. Pearson 35â€"34 in firstâ€"round action Thursday. â€" Also Wednesday, T. A. Blakelock defeated Loyola 40â€"35 to advance to the next round of the junior playoffs. ‘~*A.‘ Introducing McDonald‘s new BAKED MUFFINS! Ovenâ€"Baked Daily in our Kitchens Get your day off to a fresh start with McDonald‘s new Baked Muffins. Freshly Ovenâ€"Baked every morning, these mouthwatering treats are served in: Golden Bran Raisin + Blueberty Carrot Try one at your nearest H(Donald s today! t A > % ks i is Meanwhile, the Red Devils were losing 14â€"0 to Nelson in the first half after a longâ€"punt return and shortâ€"runâ€" ning play for touchdowns. The Devils finally penetrated the end zone at the end of the first half, but failed to make the conversion, making it 14â€"6. "(Thursday‘s) performance was a solid effort. We made some errors (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) which took us down a notch emotionâ€" ally. It was difficult playing from behind (in the score)," said Red Devils coach Gary Crocker following his team‘s loss. Nelson‘s offence controlled the ball for much of the third quaiter and then scored early in the fourth quarter to make the final score 21â€"6. OT spikers in Halton final Only one Oakville high school boys volleyball team survived semiâ€"final Halton high school playoff action Thursday. The Oakvilleâ€"Trafalgar Red Devils will meet Milton‘s E.C. Drury in the junior boys Halton final at Sheridan College Nov. 16. The Red Devils defeated Milton 2â€"0 to advance, while E.C. Drury downed St. Thomas Aquinas by the same score. In seniors action, it was M.M. Robinson edging out White Oaks 2â€"1â€"and Georgetown defeating Oakville Trafalgar 2â€"0. Georgetown will now play M.M. Robinson in the senior boys final. In firstâ€"round playoff matches held last Monday, Oakvilleâ€" Trafalgar defeated White Oaks 2â€"0 and St. Thomas Aquinas dumped Nelson 2â€"1 to advance to the junior boys semiâ€"finals. Meanwhile, White Oaks defeated T.A. Blakelock 2â€"0, and it was Oakvilleâ€"Trafalgar over Nelson 2â€"0 in senior boys firstâ€"round ic ied sds im i k l lt d olsc h ie S n c t i O s t h lt n ks t ce Nee e e Ne t 0 T io e on e ies Eind e e e ce d io it