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‘ The Brantford team was coached by lacrosse legend Gaylord Powless. rhe Oakville Hawks bantam " rep lacrosse team came up If” short on the weekend in the final game of the Ontario Provincial Championships in Brampton, losing to Brantford 8-7. Brantford edges past Oakville to win Ontario Lacrosse Bantam title St. Thomas point guard joins Fresno Sunbirds The game was action packed with only two penalties being called the whole game. Oakville had a 4â€"1 lead going into the second frame but Brantford rebounded to a 5-4 lead after two. WEDNESDAY: AUGUST 24, 1994 PAGE 22 The Oakville Yacht Squadron (OYS) boats took fixst in four of the six divisions in the recent Golden Horseshoe Yacht Racing Association open regatta In division one the Grayling boat sailing under the OYS banner took first place by a comfonable six minutes and 14 seconds over Tan Tara. The OYS boat Splash was third. In division two the OYS boats claimed all three top spots with Impetuous crossing 10 minutes, two seconds ahead of Symra, Thor was only 59 seconds back for third. In division three Boo H took the race crossing less than two minutes ahead of Hogwash racing out of Bronte Harbour Yacht Club. The OYS boat Whippet was several minutes behind for third. Yogi Bear won a close race in Division four, posting a on minute, 27 sec- ond edge on Selene. Ogopogo was seven minutes, 29 seconds behind the winners for third. In division six, the largest field of the day, OYS boats claimed the top four spots and seventh in the 12 boat race. Tapestry was first two minutes, eight seconds in front of Hot X Buns and three minutes, 15 seconds in front of X-Rated. Comfort was fourth and Exooet was seventh. The OYS boat Dark Star took division five with a 1:18 edge on Rock n Roll. Only 15 seconds behind the second place boat was Goose of the OYS. Oakville Yacht Squadron dominates regatta Yachts from Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton and Gn'msby participated Karolina 2mirak Karolina Zrnirak, a 5’6” point guard from Oakville has signed a letter of intent to attend Fresno Pacific College. Zmirak, a two lime league MVP, averaged 23.4 points, 9.5 assists and shot 77 per cent from three point range at St. Thomas Aquinas High School last year. She also averaged 15 points per game as a member of the Toronto Metro Raiders Club in the Ontario Women’s Basketball League. Zmirak, born in Croatia, immi- grated to Canada with her parents at the age of three, will study pre-med. She joins a Sunbird team that went Oakville tied it up quickly and the lead began to seesaw back and forth. Mth only 33 seconds on the clock Brantford took the lead and hung on. It was a disappointing turn out for the Hawks who had worked to advance to the final from the tour- nament of 17 teams. Outstanding goalkeeping by Kevin Eansor and peewee call-up Kyle Jackson enabled the Hawks to advance. The Hawks showing marks the first time in 15 years an Oakville team has made it to the provincial finals. The Sunbirds have dominated GSAC play achieving a 67-15 record and .817 winning percentage, since the leagues inception in 1987. The Sunbirds have four runner-up finishes to match their four champi- onship banners in the eight years of competition. Last season the Sunbirds made their third consecu- tive trip, and fifth in eight years, to the NAIA National Championship TOumament. “We are excited about Karol join- 23-7 last season, including a 9-1 streak, to win their fourth Golden State Athletic COnference Championship. In their opener Oakville beat Kitchener 6-2 getting goals from Bill Hussey with two, Danny Lennox, Rob Edmonds, Harris Vines and Stu Brown. Assists went to Mike Tarantino with two, Bryan Jackson, Josh Van Wieran, Ryan McLaughlin and Edmonds. In game two Oakville tripled Milton 9-3. Lennox had three goals, Paul Wade notched two while Michael Porter and Edmonds each had one. Assists went to Porter with two, Van Wieran, McLaughlin, Edmonds, b. Jackson, Lennox and Tarantino. Oakville lost game three to Mimico 4-2 with Jackson and Wade each getting a marker. In game four they stormed back to defeat Acton 12-3. Goals went to Jackson and Van Wieran with three, Hussey and Tarantino with two and Brown and Lennox with singles. In game six Oakville beat Burlington 7-4 with a hat trick by Brown and singles from McLaughlin, Tarantino and Wade. Game five was a 10-2 Oakville win over Elora. Wade had two, Greg Almon, Brown, Van Wieran, B. Jackson, Hussey, Lennox, Porter and Tarantino each had singles. The win oi/er Burlington put Oakville Into the final. Porter, Wade, McLaughlin, Brown, Edmonds, Lennox and Hussey all tallied once for Oakville in that game. Hussey, Wade and Porter all had three assists. HE OAKVILLE BEAVER I T-BALL FINALE The Oakville Minor Baseball Association wound up its T-Ball season with the annual T-Ball tournament this weekend. And while Caitlin Bruder showed Michael Jordan-like concentration dur- ing her turn at bat, Priscilla Williams seemed to tire a little bit in the field. ing the Sunbirds,” said head coach Kent Stanley, a native of Prince George, British Columbia. “Karol’s ballhandling and shooting will improve our point guard play signif- icantly. She is a tremendous young lady with a strong work ethic.” Fresno Pacific College is a pri- vate, Christian, liberal arts college located in Fresno, California and has been named one of the Ten Best col- leges in the western United States by US News and World Report. 35-6 in the final of the national 19 and under rugby championships at Appleby College last week. In the Bronze medal game Ontario took the medal with a 24-3 win over Alberta. B ritish Columbia defeated Newfoundland Ontario Wins Bronze medal Five Ontario players were selected to the (Photos by Barrie Erskine) Under 19 Rugby finals Burloak Canoe Club finishes third at National Championships he Burloak Canoe Club fin- ished third out of a field of 55 in the Canadian Canoe Championships in Montreal, Aug. 18th-20th. In addition to finishing a strong third, the Burloak Canoe Club wound up playing the spoilers in the final outcome of the champi- onships. According to Burloak Canoe Club assistant coach Dean Oldershaw , going into the final race â€"â€" the Senior Men’s War Canoe â€" of the three-day competi- tion the outcome of the champi- onships was still up for grabs between the Cheema Canoe Club, of Dartmouth Nova Scotia, and the Mississauga Canoe Club, last year’s champions. A win by Mississauga would have given the club back-to-back national championships. However, Oldershaw’s lS-mem- ber crew from the Burloak Canoe Club won the event and paved the way for Dartmouth’s overall victory in the national competition. Besides winning the Senior Mens War Canoe â€" described by Oldershaw as the Stanley Cup of the canoeing events â€" the Burloak Canoe Club won five other events. The club was also named champi- ons in the Senior Mens and Junior Overall categories. The most impressive win, said Oldershaw, was by the club’s Junior Ladies War Canoe crewed by Toby Collins. “They won by the biggest mar- gin ever,” said Oldershaw. “ They won by one boar over the others. They were just an all-star crew. If we had put them in the senior event, they would have won that.” Other first place winners includ- ed Danica Rice, Junior Ladies K1; Nathan Luce and Scott Oldershaw, Junior Mens K2; Derek Schrotter and Kevin Stott, Junior Mens C2; and the Senior Mens C2 500, Larry Cain and Jason Roussel. Other results are as follows: E] Midget Ladies K4: K4: Dominique Forand, Carrie Lightbound, Christina Lee, Mary Two local players were selected to the team: Ethan Gucfa and Ian Dann. Ed Gardner and Kyler Petrie of Ottawa were selected to the Canadian side along with Kyle Nichols of Ajax. Canadian team which will play the Midland Colts, and English team, at Fletcher’s Fields in Markham on Aug. 24th at 6:30 pm. |Monday to Friday from 8 am to 8 pm Call lhc loll {rev Information hmhne no“ and rcquesl \our FREE COPY of [he Halmn Chlld Cure lnfnmmunn guldc Ann Siriunus - fifth; D Juvenile Ladies C4: Any Cowan, Mary Ann Siriunus, Emil Patrick, Christina Lee - second; A communny sewsce tmm me ledmn‘s council 0! Hanon. the Region at Manon and the Ministry 01 Commumty and Some! Sermons. D Juvenile Mens C2: Duk Ruzicic, Brandon Vanelslander third; D Juvenile Ladies War Canot Dean Oldershaw’s crew - fifth; D Junior Ladies K2 500x Danica Rice, Lynwen Birch fourth; D Junior Ladies K2 1000a Danica Rice, Meghan Hersey third; Louise Barclay, Cher; Murphy-fifth; D Junior Ladies K4: Dani< Rice, Meghan Hersey, Cher: Murphy, Anjeanette Lemay - se< 0nd; D Junior Mens K1: Nathan Lu‘ - third; D Junior Mens K4: Ree Oldershaw, Leigh Anderso: Mathieu Forand, A1 Hawryluk fourth; D Junior Mens K2: Cra Jobber, Reed Oldershaw - fifth; 0 Junior Mens C1: Jas‘ Roussel - third; Derek Schrotte: fifth; D Junior Mens War Canoe, De‘ Oldershaw’s crew - fourth; C] Senior Ladies C4: Loui Barclay, Meghan Hersey, Lan¢ Birch, Cheryl Murphy - fourth; C] Senior Mens K2 500: Gibb, Nathan Luce - fifth; D Senior Mens K4: 1 Hawryluk, Scott Oldershaw, Nath‘ Luce, Alan Gibb - fifth; - Senior Mens K2 1000: Gibb, Nathan Luce - fifth; D Senior Mens C1 500: Ga‘ Maxwell - second; C! Senior Mens C1 1000: Gavin Maxwell - third; Lany Cai: CI Senior Mens C2 500: Ga' Maxwell, Jack Chubaty - fourth; C] Senior Mens C1 200: G3 Maxwell - second; D Senior Mens C2 1000: Ga‘ Maxwell, Jason Roussel - seem Larry Cain, Jack Chubaty - third; El Senior Mens C4: Larry C: Jack Chubaty, Gavin Maxw Jason Roussel - second. IT'S Yllllll IIEBISIIIN