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REGIS 10:00 a.m 2310 E fl WE O Juniors FULL 51 JUNIOR SINGLE _ FAMILY COME For mor . C €3 \ . . _ In the end Oakville, which lost the game 6â€"1, couldn‘t overcome some bad timing. Unlike Sudbury, which had wrapped up its Northern Ontario champiâ€" onship two days before the Air Canada régional Ontario cup got underway in Ottawa, Oakville had been waiting in the wings for two and a half weeks after defeating Oshawa on March 19 to take the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) title in three straight. The wait, said Majander, "was way too long." The one thing both teams had in common at that point of the tournament is that neither had managed to defeat Wexford or Kitchener in the prelimiâ€" nary round. Oakville‘s tripleâ€"A midget hockey team came much closer to going to Brandon, Manitoba for the Air Canada Cup then their lessâ€"thanâ€" exemplary 2â€"4 record at the allâ€"Ontario championships would indicate, said coach Al Majander. It all boiled down to their sixth and final preliminary game Saturday afternoon against Sudbury, the Northern Ontario champions. Despite the disappointing 2â€"3 record to that point, a win would still have sent Oakville‘s Maple Leaf Foods Rangers on to the medal round and knocked Sudbury out. The most immediate timing problem was that Sudbury happened to have the extra two hours rest before the day‘s second game. And the extra rest "certainly was evident" as Sudbury came out in a hurry and scored three quick goals in the first period, said Majander. Brian Bendig scored Oakville‘s lone goal with assists to Andy Devlin and Darryl Curtis. The other timing problem, on the other hand, happened long before the tournament even started. And that‘s exactly what Sudbury went on to do, thus earning a trip to the Air Canada Cup in Brandon, Manitoba from April 19â€"24. Majander figures his team could have posted similar upsets in the playâ€" off round. SCOREBOARD , Thursday: Oakville 4, Rideauâ€"St. Lawrence Kings 2; Wexford Raiders 6, Oakville 3. Friday: Kingston Prudential 7, Oakville 5; Kitchener 4, Oakyville 1. Saturday: Oakville 4, South Ottawa Canadians 1; Sudbury 6, Oakyville 1. 2828888080860 00. BRONTE 84 8 39@"9 TENNIS CLUB : Long layâ€"off hurts Oakville â€"â€"â€"â€" Psin the Fun FOR BOOTH INFORMATION CALL NEW MEMBERS WELCOME REGISTRATION APRIL 16th, 23rd. 10:00 a.m. â€" 2:00 p.m. at the New Club House 2310 BRIDGE RD. (between 3rd Line Bronte Rd. WE OFFER: â€" â€" New club house facilities â€" 8 fully lighted courts â€" Club pro from O.R.C. o â€" Organized house leagues â€" Organized round robins Juniors‘, Ladies‘, Men‘s Mixed Play FULL SEASON REATES .i is $38 SINGLE ADULT......... ies $60 COUPEE $9( FAMIEY is $1( COME OUT AND HAVE A " For more information call: ‘Dan Olech: 825â€"308 Violet Suggate: 847â€"107 Mike McDermott: 827â€"52! Ament Mowing Conment Neupper 845â€"3824 825â€"3093 847â€"1013 827â€"5250 G.8.1T. INCLD. The Oakville Skating Club‘s ice show this past weekend featured more than 500 performers, ranging from skaters just starting out in their sporting endeavours to Oakville‘s own Sean Rice and partner Jodeyne Higgins who are nationally ranked in seniors pairs. The production is held once every two years. (Photos by Riziero Vertolli) Present Anp Future Stars On Ice Ryan Goncalves (white) of the Oakville tripleâ€"A midgets is stopped in his tracks. Oakville had the last laugh, in this game at least, as they went on to beat the South Ottawa Canadians 4â€"1. _ (Photo by Barrie Erskine) Goaltenders: Ron Ellis and Dan Bottrell. Defence: Ryan Buttaro, Brent Davis, Mike Robinson, Deni Terenzio, Brent Strike and Andy Devlin. Forwards: Ryan Smith, Marcel Kars, Craig Toner, Joey Geffros, B.J. Hamilton, Brian Bendig, Mike Hanson, Kevin Cole, Darryl Curtis and Ryan Goncalves. Head coach: Al Majander. Assistants: Jerry Becke, Steve Kotsopoulos and Chuck Lewis. Trainer: Chris Coughlin. Manager: Helen Ford. * ADVANCED SESSIONS: weeks of August 8 and 15 $229 one week ($180 add‘l weeks) * Ages 8â€"16, coed * Groups by age, ability * 2â€"1/2 hours ice time daily * Goaltending, power skating instruction * Hockey School * Ages 8â€"16, coed * Beginner to Advanced instruction * Advanced session runs July 25â€"29 * Tennis School o Summer Sports , Schools $209 one week ($170 add‘l weeks) Information: (905) 845â€"4681 * Ages 7â€"12 , coed * Variety of activities stressing recreation, participation * Includes soccer, volleyball, swimming, games and softball $189 one week ‘ ($150 add‘! weeks) * Ages 7â€"14, coed * Beginner to Advanced instruction * Goaltending instruction it Soccer School "Exploring the Sports" School $149 one week ($110 add‘l weeks) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1994 Loin the Fun and be pant of the finst ans The championship games are followed by the presentations. The lowing is the schedule of the championship games (some ‘of the pa pating teams still had to be determined in this weekend‘s games): MONDAY: Minor Pee Wee White (7â€"8 p.m.); Minor Pee Wee Red (8:30â€"9:30 p.m.). TUESDAY: Atom White (7â€"8 p.m.); Atom Red (8:30â€"9:30 p.m.) WEDNESDAY: Bantam White (7â€"8 p.m.), Bantam Red (8:30â€"9:50 p.m.). THURSDAY: Minor Atom White (7â€"8 p.m.); Minor Atom Red (8:30â€"9:30 p.m.) FRIDAY: Pee Wee White (7â€"8 p.m.); Pee Wee Red (8:30â€"9:30 p.m.) SATURDAY: Minor Novice Red East (7:30â€"8:30 a.m.); Minor Novice Red West (9â€"10 a.m.) Novice White East (10:30â€"11:30 a.m.); Minor Novice White West (noonâ€"1 p.m.) Paperweight (1:30â€"2:30 p.m.); Paperweight Red (3â€"4 p.m.); Novice White (4:30â€"5:30 p.m.); Novice Red (6â€"7 A It‘s hard work. "Come and talk to me Sunday and I‘ll be a b case," laughed Bentley. But like all volunteers, there are rewards. "Giving those trophi the kids is just great â€" just to see their faces." The week costs about $12,000 which is raised through a numb initiatives including: the skate exchange at the beginning of the sez an annual dance in February; the sale of hockey jackets and other ; phernalia throughout the season; and "the odd bingo throughou year." SUNDAY: Girls (10â€"11 a.m., 11:15â€"12:15 a.m., 1:45â€"2:45 p.m., 3â€"4 p.m., presentations from 1:30 p.m.); Midget White (4:15â€"5:45 p.m.); Midget Red (6:15â€"7:45 p.m.). Season over! The Hockey Moms "quite a while ago" started the tradition ok" ing a week of ice" for the top two playoff teams of each divisi square off and of providing all the team and individual trop explained coordinator Lynn Bentley. Technically, the house league season for the Minor Oaks Ho Association (MOHA) actually came to a close this past weekend, the thirdâ€"round playoff games wrapping up. Many fond memories will be n Arena as the local hockey house \ championship games and league ahu Hockey action will run each weeknwm night Saturday and Sunday. ard presentations. ntil Friday and all day But it‘s thanks to a volunteer group â€" fittingly, called the Ho Moms â€" that enables this annual spec1al hockey week in Oakvil take place. x The juvenile (under 18 years of age) team brushed up for the provincial championships by playâ€" ing up a level, in last weekend‘s junior (under 20 years of age) championships which were hosted by the West Side club at Oakville Trafalger High School. The club‘s midget team also failed to make it out of the provin they were unable to improve on their fourthâ€"place ranking at their c pionships in Bowmanville on the weekend. The only speck on the horizon, he said, is the injury bug, which, recently, has put star Dan Lewis (T.A. Blakelock) of Oakyville int doubtful category for this weekend‘s games. House league wraps For more information, call today: Vijay Vyas and West Side in hunt for provincial crown. For this reason he was happy with his team‘s performance and said it should set them up well for their own divisional championship next weekend in Kitchener. Seeded second behind the juvenile team at least weekend‘s provi championship was the junior team, and coach Regg Miller said the sequent third place finish was "pretty disappointing. We weren‘t i speed." Now, the only way the junior team can join the other two On teams at the national championships, which begin in Kingston at the of the month, is as a lastâ€"minute replacement for any noâ€"shows. Before dropping the semiâ€"final match to London, the junior tean been in complete control, easily winning its quarterâ€"final match and dropping one game throughout all of the preliminary round. For Oakville‘s powerhouse West Side volleyball club, their hopes for a shot at a Canadian championship now rest with one team. The juvenile team will try to handle the pressure of being the number one ranked team at this weekend‘s Ontario championship in Kitchener. That‘s not as brash as it seems as the juvenile team, in fact, was actually the top rated team going into the junior championship. But even prior to the tournaâ€" ment, coach John Burt had cauâ€" tioned that the number one rankâ€" ing for the younger kids was a bit misleading since many of the other junior clubs‘ university playâ€" ers, missing for most of the seaâ€" son, were now back in the fold. Other Oakville players who will definitely be in the game wi Vijay Vyas (White Oaks Secondary School) and John Ale: (Hamilton‘s Hillfield Strathallen). The winner of the tournament moves on the national champiâ€" onships in Saskatchewan May 6â€"8. 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