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JC4: second place (L. Barclay, C. Patrick, M. Hersey and A. Lemay). War Canoe: first place (Leigh Anderson‘s Crew) Masters (women over 25, men }Cowan. M. A. Siriunus. C. Lee). ‘Open men (18 and over) K2: second place (S. Oldershaw, L. Anderson), third place (R. Oldershaw, C Jobber). K4: first place (S. Oldershaw, L. Anderson, R. Oldershaw and C. Jabber). Midget boys (14 and 15) K4: third place (M. Fraser, S. Ball, D. Oldershaw, P. Osman). C2: third place (D. Ruzicic, D. Wood). C4: second place (D. Coghlin, D. Wood, D. Ruzicic, T. Richards). War Canoe: second place: (Leigh Anderson‘s Crew) Midget girls K2: second place (D. Forand and C. Lightbound. K4: first place (C. Lee, M.A. Siriunus, D. Forand and C. Lightbound). C4: second place (C. Lee, M.A. Siriunus, D. Forand and C. Lightbound). War Canoe: first place (Leigh derson‘s Crew). pen women K2: first place D. Rice and L. Barclay. K4: first place (D. Rice, L. Barclay, C. Murphy and M. Hersey). C2: second place (C. Murphy and M. Mersey). rer 30) Women‘s C4: third place (M _ MISSISSAUGA REGATTA ‘Bantam boys (underâ€"13) K2: first place (A. Oldershaw, M Fraser), third place (M. Oldershaw, B. Higgins). K4: first place (M. Oldershaw, A. Oldershaw, P. Osman and M. Fraser). C2: third place (P. Keyes and M. lTaylor) C4: second place (M. Taylor, B. Bliss, P. Keyes and A. Oldershaw). Nar Canoe: second place (Jason Houssel‘s crew). Bantam girls K2: second place (T. Boot and C. Kirkby) ‘K4: second place (T. Boot, C. Kirkby, D. Robertson, K. Boot) C4: third place (T. Boot, C. Kirkby, D. Robertson and K. Oldershaw). uvenile boys (16 and 17) KM third place (M. Fraser, D. Oldershaw, M. Forand, S. Ball). C2: first place (D. Ruzicic and B. Van Elslander). War Canoe: second place (Jason Rousse‘s Crew). Juvenile women K2: second place (E. Patrick and A. Cowan). K4: first place (E. Patrick, A. Cowan, D. Forand and C. Lightbound). C4: first place (E. Patrick, A. The Burloak Canoe Club has been busy this season, attending several meets. Here‘s the highâ€" lights: _ Burloak Canoe Club results Scarborough limited quarterback Mark Demerling to only nine comâ€" pletions out of 29 attempts although he did manage to chalk up 155 yards. A lot of their attention was focussed on favourite receiver Jamie Wootton who was doubleâ€"teamed the whole game. Mike Dingsdale wasn‘t complaining, however, as he logged 84 yards on three receptions. This year, however, Oakville is sporting "a nicely balanced offence", and they simply pulled out another weapon â€" a running game. Dan McAlonan racked up 89 yards on five carries, including one touchdown, and went he went out with a bruised shoulder, his underâ€" study, Marcus Jack, didn‘t skip a beat, adding 124 more yards. Across the field was the same team they had met to open the season a month and a half earlier, the same team, in fact, they had beaten in last year‘s league championship. Thankfully, however, the end result was also the same â€" a win for the Longhorns who came back to defeat the Scarborough Tide 14â€"7 to push their record to six wins against no losses. That‘s because they rolled through the first half of the season with a win over each of the league‘s other five teams. One definite trend that was new in Friday‘s game was Scarborough‘s ability to curtail the Longhorn‘s passing game â€" something no one else has managed to do this year. And things, by and large, got off to a similar start with Scarborough Crimson Tide taking the lead on a quick touchdown. In the season‘s first game, the Longorns had to come back from a 14â€"0 deficit, to eke out a 28â€"21 home win. As the Longhorns progress through the second half of the schedule â€" they host the North Bay Bulldogs this Saturday (July 9), 7 p.m., at Bronte Athletic Field â€" they wouldn‘t mind feeling a bit more of that deja vu feeling. Deja Vu. That‘s what the Oakville Longhorns must have felt Friday as they opened the second half of their Northern Football Conference season. History repeats for Longhorns WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1994 PAGE 17 Bantam girls K1, 500M, Tier One: fourth place, C. Kirkby. K1, 250M, Tier Two: fifth place, K. Oldershaw K1, 250M, Tier Three: fourth place, L. Oldershaw; fifth place C. Kirkby. K2, 250M, Tier One: first place, C. Kirkby and T. Boot. K2, Tier Two: first place: K. Oldershaw and C. Kirkby. K4: second place: Boot, Kirkby, Oldershaw and Mercisca War Canoe Mixed: fourth place, C. See‘s Crew; fifth place, B. Steele‘s Crew. Bantam boys K1, 250M, Tier Two: second place (A. Oldershaw), third place (P. Osman) and fourth place (S. Koscik). K1, 250M, Tier Three: first place (N. Lanza), second place (D. Hariss) and third (J. Luey). K2,.500M, Tier One: third place (B. Bliss and P. Osman), fifth place (S. Higgins and A. Oldershaw). K2, Tier Two, 250M: second place (M. Oldershaw and B. Higgins), fourth place (G. Luey and N. K1: first place (Danica Rice), fourth place (Meghan Hersey), seventh place (Louise Barclay), eighth place (Chery! Murphy) and ninth place (Anjeanette Lemay). Juvenile men C2: first place (Duke Ruzicic and Brandon Van Elslander C1: fourth place (Brandon Van Elslander) Midget boys K1: fourth place (Steve Ball) Midget girls K1: second place (Carrie Lightbound), _ third _ place (Domingue Forand). Bantam boys K1: second place (Mark Oldershaw). * Burloak Canoe club winner of Senior Burgee and Overall Burgee K1: second place (Nancy Lane) Senior men‘s C1: second place (Jason Roussel), third place (Jack Chubaty), fourth place (Derek Schrotter). C2:first place (Jason Roussel, lvan English), second place (Jack Chubaty and Derek Schrotter). K1: third place (Nathan Luce), fourth place (Al Hawryluk), eighth place (Leigh Anderson). K2: first place (Al Hawryluk and Nathan Luce), third place (Leigh Anderson and Mathieu Forand). Senior ladies NOTTINGHAM REGATTA Nathan Luce: 5th in K1 1000; fthg in K1 500; 7th in K1 200 RICHMOND HILL REGATTA Men‘s C4: second place (D. Tinker, G. Sutherland, K. Gene, ?) Mixed War Canoe: first place (P.McCamey‘s crew) and second place (Dave Tinker‘s Crew). ONTARIO LONG DISTANCE Master men‘s K1: first place (Scott Oldershaw) Master ladies Janes, Kim Ryan, H.M, J. Oliver) CHAMPIONSHIPS C4, 500M: third place (Taylor. Stephen, Vu and Forand), fifth place (Hamilton, Steele, Gene, Peniston). C15, 500M: fourth place (C. Lecours crew). Women‘s open C1, 500M, Tier 1: third place (R. Brown). C2, 500M: second place (J. See, S. Redgrave), fifth place (R. Brown, S. Porrit). C4, 500M: (Gingrich, Redgrave, McCarten, Gauvin). K1, 500M, Tier One: second place, N. Lane. K1, 500M, Tier Two: fifth place, D. Bell. K2, 500M: first place (L. Birch, N. Lane), fifth place (D. Bell, K. Michalewicz). K3, 500M: fifth place (V. Scott). K4: third place (Bell, Lane, Michalewicz and Brown), fifth place (Porrit, Redgrave, McCartel, Gauvin). C15, 500M: first place (B. Steele‘s Crew). Masters (Women‘s) K2, 500M: third place (J. See and S. Portit), fourth (K. McCarten and K. Redgrave). Masters (Men‘s) C4, 500M: third place (Taylor, Brown, Peniston and Donati), fourth place (Stephen, Hamilton, McCamey and Steele), fifth place (Scott, Thompson, Gene, Lecour). C2, 500M: fourth place (K. Gene and P. Forand). K2, 500M:; first place (R. Oldershaw and ?), fourth place (C. Jobber and P. Forand). Masters (Mixed) K4, 500M: first place (Bell, Vu, Trant, Corcoran), second place (Thompson, Oldershaw, Thompson, Michalewicz). Lanza) C1, 250M, Tier Two: second place (P. Keyes), third place (B. Bliss), fifth place (M. Taylor). C2, 500M, Tier One: fourth place (A. Oldershaw and B. Bliss). K4, 500M: fourth place (E. Torkelson, G. Luey, R. Nelson and N. Lanza), fifth place (P. Keyes, M. Oldershaw, S. Higgins and A. Oldershaw). C4, 500M: _ fourth place (Oldershaw, Bliss, Higgins, Harriss), fifth place (Bliss, Taylor, Oldershaw, Keyes). Men‘s open C1, 500M, Tier One: third place (G. Hamilton) C1, 500M, Tier Two: second place (C. Lecour). C1, 500M, Tier Three: first place (T. Vu), third place (M. Donati). C2, 500M: second place (P. Forand, M. Donati), fifth place (G. Hamilton and D. Stephen). K4, 500M: first place (Oldershaw, Jobber, Vu, Forand). K1, 500M, Tier One: first place, R. Oldershaw. K1, §00M, Tier Three: first place (T. Vu), fourth place (P. Forand) and fifth place (D. Oldershaw). K2, 500M: first place (R. Oldershaw and C. Jobber), third place (T. Vu and B. Steele). Besides several American entries, the internaâ€" tional representation included Pol Faustino from Modena, Italy in the boys underâ€"13 division, the Jean Lillywhite Soccer Lions from Port of Spain, Trinidad in the underâ€"11 division and the Tass Thistle Boys Club from Scotland in the underâ€"15 division. The television wasn‘t the only good place to catch top notch soccer action over the Holiday Weekend as the Oakville Soccer Club hosted its annual international soccer tournament which this year attracted 60 teams. Left photo (by Barrie Erskine): two Oakville Warriors players converge on a member of the Jean Lillywhite Lions from Port of Spain, Trinidad. The Lions went on to win the preliminary pool game 4â€"1. Top right photo (by Barrie Erskine): from the same game, an Oakville Warriors player cools off. Bottom right photo (by Riziero Vertolli): the Glen Shields underâ€"11 team celebrates after winning their Sunday championship game 4â€"0 over the Black Watch Royals from Tampa Bay. The Scottish were originally penciled in for the underâ€"13 division but they arrived with sevâ€" In the other two divisions, Oakville managed to make it as as far as the semiâ€"finals with the Oakville Strikers losing 3â€"2 to the Black Watch from Tampa Bay in the underâ€"11 division and Oakville Dynamo losing 2â€"1 to North Scarborough in the boysâ€"under 13 group. Oakville teams were entered in three of the four divisions (it wasn‘t represented in the underâ€" 15), and managed to come away with the underâ€" 17 boys championship when the Oakville Winstars defeated Whitby 2â€"1. Oakville‘s popular international boys soccer tournament wrapped up on Sunday with the championship games. Sixty teams competed in four age groups (under 11, under 13, under 15 and under 17). 19TtH INTERNATIONAL Boys ToURNAMENT OAKVILLE SOCCER CLUB‘$ LocaL TEAMsS ARE ROBBED AT ROBBIE‘S Oakville soccer teams were also busy on other fronts over the Holiday Weekend. In this photo, the Oakville underâ€"16 team (white jerâ€" seys) lost to Malvern in the championship game of the Robbie _ International Tournament. Pictured are Matt Pitman (left) and Danny Gallagher. On the girls side, two Oakville teams also made it to the finals where they, unfortuâ€" nately, met up with a simiâ€" lar fate. The Oakville underâ€"12 team lost 2â€"0 to Burlington Predators while the Oakville underâ€"13 team lost 2â€"1 to Scarborough United. Quarterâ€"finals: Oakville Dynamo 3, Pol. San Faustino from Modena, Italy 2; North Scarborough 6, Gloucester 0; Woodbridge defeats Etobicoke. Preliminary round Oakville Dynamo defeated Wexford 5â€"2, Brampton 2â€"0 and The finalist Jean Lillywhite Soccer Lions from Port of Spain, Trinidad defeated Burlington 5â€"1, North York 12â€"2 and Oakville Warriors 4â€"1. BOYS UNDERâ€"13 Championship game: Woodbridge 4, North Scarborough 0 Semiâ€"finals: North Scarborough 2, Oakville 1; Woodbridge 3, Glen Shields 1 Semiâ€"finals: Glen Shields 3, Jean Lillywhite Soccer Lions from Port of Spain, Trinidad 2; Tampa Bay 3, Oakville Strikers 2. Preliminary round The Oakville Strikers defeated Pickering 14â€"0, Centerville, Ohio 8â€"1 and St. Catharines 7â€"0. The Oakville Warriors defeated North York 5â€"0, tied Burlington 3â€"3 and lost to Jean Lillywhite Soccer Lions from Port of Spain, Trinidad 4â€"1. The champion Glen Shields team defeated Niagara Falls 3â€" 0, Thornhill 2â€"0 and Erin Mills 5â€"3. Rather than banish them to the sidelines, orgaâ€" nizers bumped them up to the underâ€"15 division and then bolstered them with four overage Italian players who had accompanied their underâ€"13 team. Here‘s the results: BOYS UNDERâ€"11 Championship game: Glen Shields 2, Tampa Bay (Black Watch Royals) 1. eral overage players. A 15â€"yearâ€"old member of the Athletique International track and field club has been selected to his first Ontario team. Richie Barrett, a Grade 10 student at Oakville Trafalgar High School, received notification last week that he had been selected to the 15â€"andâ€"under team that is to travel to Montreal for an Ontario/Quebec dual meet on July 16. Strong performances were turned in for Oakville by Nathan Hendricks, Tyler Wright, Josh Disher, Taylor Jenkin, Graham Tough, Andrew Mackay, Adam Hendry, Evan McGrath, Drew Wilkinson, Daniel Warelis, Kyle Dooley, Michael Bonanno, Andrew Goodfellow, Kris Reesor and Chris Westcott.â€" Rookie ball team wins tournament title The Oakville rookie ball rep team defeated London/Oakridge 14â€"11 in the champiâ€" onship game of the Martingrove Invitational Tâ€"ball tournament last weekend. This sent them on to the semiâ€"finals where they defeated the firstâ€"place team from the other division, Martingrove, 21â€"20 in a last at bat thriller. This earned them a trip to the finals and a rematch against London who had beaten North Toronto 15â€"14 in the other semiâ€"final matchâ€"up. The Halton Region Conservation Authority has some great fishing spots including the Kelso Conservation Area which has a reservoir that has been stocked with rain bow trout (regular gate fees apply during the weekend). It was sweet revenge for the Oakville Minor Baseball Association team which had lost to the same team 16â€"10 in the preliminary round. The event is part of the Ontario Family Fishing Weekend from Friday to Sunda) (July 8â€"10). It‘s sponsored by the Ministry of Natural Resources as a way of promot ing fishing in the province, and during the weekend, people can fish in Ontario with out a license. Fortunately, Oakville was able to win their other two pool games, 26â€"13 over Etobicoke/Bloordale and 17â€"7 over Etobicoke/Islington. Ron Whittick of Fishing Kids Canada will host an informative program on fishin this weekend at the Kelso Conservation Area. The program, which will run Saturday and Sunday (July 9 and 10) from 10 a.m. tc 2 p.m., includes a fishing equipment display, a catch and release fishing demonstra tion and some fun games to learn more about fishing and fish management. OTHS student will represent Ontario JAKVIIC 3 LUISCS Free fishing this weekend in Ontario He will compete for Ontario in the discus toss and hammer fling events. The finalist Whitby team defeated Maiton 4â€"1, Upper Buc 6â€"4 and North York 2â€"1. In its other two games, Tass Thistle tied Malvern 4â€"4 an lost to Reston 3â€"0. BOYS UNDERâ€"17 Championship game: Oakville Winstars 2, Whitby 1 Oakville goal scorers were Claudio Cacchini and And Medeiros. Goaltender David Clemente was the game MVP. Semiâ€"finals: Oakville 3, Malvern 1; Whitby defeats London. Preliminary round Oakville Winstars defeated Wexford 2â€"0, Glen Shields 121 and Niagara Falls Club Italia 8â€"1. The finalist North Scarborough team defeated Reston Virginia 3â€"1, Tass Thistle from Ayr Scotland 9â€"2 and Malvern 10â€" The visiting Pol. San Faustino team from Modena, Ital defeated Mississauga 4â€"1, Vaughan Strikers 4â€"1 and tie Woodbridge 3â€"3. BOYS UNDERâ€"15 (There were no Oakville teams entered in this division) Championship game: Dixie 8, North Scarborough 0. Semiâ€"finals: Dixie 4, Centerville United Galaxies from Ohi 0; North Scarborough 3, Welland 0. Preliminary round The champion Dixie team defeated Akron, Ohio 9â€"2, Whitb 2â€"0 and tied Welland 2â€"2. The champion Woodbridge team defeated Vaughan Striker: 4â€"1, North York 8â€"0 and tied Pol. San Faustino from Modenal Italy 3â€"3. The finalist North Scarborough team lost to Wexford 1â€"0 defeated Brampton 14â€"0 and defeated Glen Shields 4â€"1. had a bye. Oakville Generals lost to Gloucester 2â€"0, defeate Unio_nvilleâ€"MiIIiken 4â€"2, and lost to Mississauga 1â€"0. Monday to Friday from 8 am to 8 pm Call the toll free information hotline now and request your FREE COPY of the Halton Child Care Information guide A community service from the Children‘s Council of Hatton. the Region of Halton and the Ministry of Community and Social Services