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(Continued from page 22) SENIOR (playoff) AIMCO LABOUR LEASE 19, ARTISTIC IMPRESâ€" SIONS 13 MOHA 22, RAINBOW 21 EUROPEBOUND 7, LILY‘S FASHION 5 EUROPEBOUND 12, MOHA 11 RAINBOW 18, ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS 5 (June 8, 9, 10) EUROPEBOUND 25, ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS 11 The following are results of the Oakville Minor Lacrosse Association: NOVIiCE RENEGADES 4 (goals to Darren Hockaday 2 and Billy Hooper d2; assist to Victor Orekovich), JAMES GANG 1 (Gary Rookyard from Brandon Sayer). Game played Wed., June 14. OCEAN SPRAY BANDITS 11 (goals to Sean Lavelle 4, Eric Beatty 4, Richard Meloche 3; assists to Richard Meloche 2, Eric Beatty 2, Connor Devitt, A.J. McMillan, Adam Kalata, Dwayne Steele and ?), TURâ€" BOS 3 (goals to Matt Sparks, Josh Smyth and Shawn G.; assists to Paul Winger and Bryan Magee). Game played Mon., June 13. TYKES RENEGADES 11 (goals to Matthew Self 3, Tyler Wood 2, Brett Lain 2, Scott Brown, Ryan Taveres, Aaron Mirsky and Sean Gillies); assist to Brett Lain}, BANDITS 7 (goals to Kyle Thomas 3, Dave Dobrinsky, Cory Martin, Andrew Forbes and Daniel Ruffo; assists to Trevor Colm). Game was played Thurs., June 16. BANDITS 3 (goals to Trevor Colm, Kyle Thomas and Daniel Ruffo), TURBOS 2 (goals to Jordan Rookyard and Jeff Nabetta). RENEGADES 14 (goals to Aaron Mirsky 5, Brett Lain 4, Nick Prescott 2, Sean Gillies 2 and Reid Nakon; assists to Matthew Self 2, Michael Evans 2, Brett Lain 2, Sean Gillies 2, Reid Nakon, Ryan Tavares and Tyler Wood. Game played June 7. BANDITS 6 (goals to Daniel Ruffo 2, Kyle Thomas 2, Patrick Mercieca and Jason Wong), RENEGADES 6 goals to Sean Gillies 3, Nick Prescott 2 and Matthew A breeze is always nice on a hot, sunny day. Unless, that is, you‘ve just set a bantam boys triathlon record. That‘s exactly what Alexander Smith, 14, of Mississauga, accomplished at last weekend‘s Ontario Combined Events Championships in Windsor. A 4.5 metre per second following wind, however, was too much to be within the allowable limit for a "legal" event, meaning that Smith‘s score, although 118 points better than the listed provincial record, does not enter the record book. On the other hand it did eam him the gold medal to go with the one he captured in January at the Indoor Combined Events Championships at York University. Posting personal records in all three events, Smith handled the 80 metre hurdles (eight barriers) in 12.35 seconds, tossed the discus 31.02 metres and flew 4.86 metres in the long jump. Oakville‘s Joe Denes, 23, was also on track, setâ€" ting new personal records in all ten of his decathlon events in the senior men‘s competition and earning himself an invitation to the Commonwealth Games Trials in Victoria July 27â€"28. Neil Evans, 19, recorded five personal records of his own in winning the silver medal in the junior men‘s decathlon. Evans travels to Ottawa for the world junior trials on June 29â€"30. MARKHAM INVITATIONAL Athletiques International Track and Field Club participated in the Markham Invitational the previous week. Here‘s the results: Candace Kawiuk in the Tyke girls division and Chris Kargel in the Tyke boys showed the way setâ€" ting Personal Records that are now meet records. Kawiuk cleared 1.02m in the Tyke girls high jump, to put her name into the Record books, while Kargel threw the softball 32.20m for his entry. Sevenâ€"yearâ€"old Alecia Arnold ran a P.R. of 18.0s in the first heat of the Mite girls 100m to set a Meet Record that was later broken by the eventual winner. Kawiuk was also second in the 100m in 16.1 seconds, second in the ball throw with a P.R. of Kinsmen Softball â€" Senior division Oakville Minor Lacrosse Association Athletiques Track and Field Few men appreciate how widespread the problem of impotence is; fewer still realize the number of treatment options now available. While it‘s natural to want to "wait and see", the sooner you seek treatment, the sooner you‘ll be performing to your expectations. Act now. The Male Health Centres specialize in the treatment of impotence. (Some treatments and procedures not covered by OHIP.) Toll Free 1 800 394 8005 LILY‘S FASHION 22, RAINBOW 9 AIMCO 17, MOHA 13 EUROPEBOUND 20, RAINBOW 10. LILY‘S 24, AIMCO LABOUR LEASE 17 MOHA 10, ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS 0 (May 20, 26) ' AIMCO LABOUR LEASE 24, ARTISTIC IMPRESâ€" SIONS 4 MOHA 27, LILY‘S FASHION 11 EUROPE BOUND 17, AIMCO LABOUR LEASE 16 Self). Games played June 4. PEE WEE RENEGADES 5 (Scott Piotrowski scored four goals for the second game in a row; Luke Robinson conâ€" tributed the other goal; all goals were unassistsed), JAMES GANG 4 (Geoffrey Curtis scored tgwo goals; Ryan Weatherly and Brandon Roulston also scored; assists were provided by Ryan WEatherty, Nick Ball and James Wallace). Game played Thurs., June 16. BANDITS 5 (Paul Varteressian contributed two goals and an assist; Paul Tschofen a goal and an assist; Chris Martin and Jeff Brown also scored goals while Mike Fraculj assisted), TURBOS 4 (Matt Sheppard scored three goals; Mark Mateja scored and an assisted; Trevor Lucxk and Gavin Mulligan assisted on goals. Game played Tues., June 14. RENEGADES 9 (Scott Piotrowski and Brandon Colquhoun dominated the team scorting with four goals and three goals respecitively; Dustin Titus and Billy Willson also scored goals while Luke Robinson, Aaron Gulledge, Billy Willson and Scott Piotrowski contributed assists), TURBOS 6 (Matt Sheppard scored three goals; Aaron Jarc, Stephen O‘Connor and Mark M also scored; Trevor Luck and Matt Sheppard assisted on goals). Game played on Thurs., June 9. BANDITS 5 (Paul Varteressian contributed two goals and an assist; Jeff Brown, Sean Michael Stephen and Chris Kinasz also scored goals; Mike Fraculj, Sean Lewis and Matt Gregoire earned assists), JAMES GANG 4 (Brandon Roulston, James Windsor, Nick Ball and Geoffrey Curtis each scored goals and Brian Tyler eamed as assist. Game played on Tues., June 7. 19.64m, and anchored the medley relay to third place. Kargel was fourth in the 100m in 15.9s. and secâ€" ond in high jump for a share of the Meet Record of 1.16m before running the relay. Arnold picked up her second medal of the day in the ball throw, with a P.R. of 14.14m, for silver, to go with her bronze in the sprint. Marco Techan was second to Kargel in the ball throw, with a best of 28.40m, and flew 2.99m in the long jump. Brett Barber was fifth in Tyke boys high jump with a P.R. of 1.05m, and sixth in ball throw with 25.50m for his second P.R. prior to his leg of the relay. Rachel Truant was fourth over 100m in the Tyke division and fifth in the ball throw before joining her teammates with the baton. Sonia Nason cleared 1.17m in the Atom girls high jump for the bronze medal, and set a P.R. of 15.9 seconds over 100m. Carson Murray cleared 1.40m in the Bantam boys high jump for fourth place, and covered the 100m in 15.0s for seventh place. Stephan Tschan finished fourth in the Bantam boys shot put with a P.R. of 5.38m and ran 100m in 15.5s for eighth. Cassandra Kawluk was sixth in Mite girls ball throw with a P.R. of 10.14m and set P.R. over 100m (19.9s) to finish eighth and had a best of 2.11m in the long jump. Kim Macrael was sixth in Tyke girls ball throw and ran a P.R. of 19.1 seconds for 100m. Ken Nason did only one event, but managed to finish seventh in Tyke boys ball throw with a P.R. 18.72m. Kargel ran 200m to lead off the relay. Truant and Barber ran 100m each before Candace Kawiuk engaged in a tough 400m battle to bring the Tyke quartet home in a thirdâ€"place 2:23.8 to close out the day for the locals. Impotence A COMMON HEALTH PROBLEM I m p o t e n ce Tne Marie Heautn Centres + â€"Prostate D i s e a s es 0 a k vidlle > Toronto."s S c a r b o r o u g h Angels are flying The Oakville Angels girls underâ€"15 rep soccer team captured the North American International Cup title in Fort Niagara, New York last weekend. Led by a strong defence and a balâ€" anced attack, the Angels outâ€"scored their opponents 17â€"1 in roundâ€"robin play with victories over Amherst, Delaware and Syracuse. Nickie Vihovic and Jodie Peacock scored three goals each, Laura Glasspoole and Jennifer Budd counted two, while singles went to Julia Burden, Kelley Erratt, Amy Turnbull, Katie Dann, Christine Hunter, Suzie Kerby and Julie Rutherford. Rutherford and Budd comâ€" bined for two shutouts in goal. Excellent effort was also contributed by Chantal Duke, Karen Clarke, Lauren Hanley and Brooke Hilditch. In the final game, Turnbull scored in suddenâ€"death overtime on a lovely cross from Duke to give the team the win over Syracuse. Rutherford had the shutout. Summer track school Athletiques International track and field club is holding its weekday track and field school again this summer, and is extending it to five weeks. The school will run during the four weeks of July and the second week of August, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Morning sessions will be comprised of various group games, followed by a oneâ€"hour lunch. Oakville Sports Digest Next, is some instruction and guidâ€" ance in the various track and field events, including running, hurdling, jumpâ€" ing, relays, throwing and crossâ€"country. A swim at the White Oaks pool caps off the afternoon. Friday of each week will feature a miniâ€"meet with awards for each event in the different age groups. The school takes place at the outside track at White Oaks Secondary School. Interested individuals should phone Bruce Burton at 827â€"TRAK (8725) or Joe Denes at (905) 523â€"7559. 2nd tourney title The Oakville Star Data Strikers underâ€" 11 rep soccer team are enjoying much success at tournaments these days. The Oakville side came away chamâ€" pions for the second time this season at the Fort Niagara North American International Cup Tournament. Oakville‘s first game was against Syracuse Crunch, a Western New York State championship team. In a close game, Michael Ruppel got the Strikers‘ sole goal to force a 1â€"1 tie and send the game into a penalty shootâ€"out. Penalty shots during practice paid off as Eric Duerden, Sean Coghlin, Chris Hornby, Brandon Pimentel and Patrick Ens all hit the mark. Conor Murphy came up big in goal with the one penalty save to give Oakville the 2â€"1 victory. Oakville defeated Niagara Falls 4â€"2 in its next game with the goals coming from Brandon Pimentel (2), Michael Silveira and Michael Ruppel. In its final round __"â€"-"_____"_"-_",f"',_â€"_f_-__fl 1 Chlldrcne Summer | COMPUTER CAMPS Promotion with thls coupon Educational, Fun Games, PC Learning No PC Knowledge Necessary AM: 9:00 to 12:00 or PM: 1:00 to 4:00; Choice of 4 camps:(1) July 5 to 15, (2) July j 18 to 28, (3) Aug 2 to 12 or (4) Aug. 15 to 25 (For full day join AM PM) Children 6 j 14 yrs; Fee $169.00 Ea. 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