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This set up a quarterâ€"final game against archâ€"rivals Brampton. Playing their best soccer of the seaâ€" son, the Oakville Strikers humbled Brampton with a 6â€"3 victory. The Oakville Star Data Strikers underâ€"11 boys rep soccer team finâ€" ished the season on a high note last week, taking the Peel Halton League Cup with a 6â€"1 victory over Dixie. Underâ€"11 team wins League C The Oakville side came out strong from the start, stuck to their usual passing game and took advanâ€" tage of a very wide field to use their speed on the wings. Goal scorers for the Oakville Strikers were Eric Duerden (2), Michael Ruppel, Sean Coghlin, Graeme Halbert, and Chris Hormmby. Strong defensive support was supplied by Chris Riddell, Adrian Pasma and Michael Repic. In the semiâ€"final match, Oakville defeated Mississauga 2â€"0. In a game dominated by Oakville, Brandon Pimentel put in an outstanding perâ€" formance, scoring both goals. Conor Murphy recorded the shutout. At the Newmarket Tournament the previous week, the Oakville Strikers got a good warmâ€"up for the Peel Halton Cup weekend. The Strikers also came away with tournaâ€" ment hardware for the fourth time this season by defeating North York Rockets 5â€"4 in the consolation final. The goal scorers throughout the weekend were Michael Silveira (6), Brandon Pimentel (6), Michael Ruppel (6), Josh Pippy (4), Chris Hornby (3), Graeme Halbert, Eric Duerden and Sean Coghlin. In the roundâ€"robin action the Strikers won its group by defeating Guelph 6â€"1, Erin Mills 4â€"1 and Whitby 6â€"0. Dynoâ€"mite! September 21, 1994 The Oakville Dynamos continâ€" ued on their League Cup quest with a convincing 3â€"0 semiâ€"final victory over Brampton Alex Frenke has yet to be scored on in this tournament. Jason Lyle completed the scoring with a penalty shot earned on Simon Adair‘s fine individual effort in the Brampton‘s penalty area. Andriy Revilak maintained his scoring touch by putting the ball into the Brampton net twice. Conor Murphy was solid in goal throughout the tourney in recording one shutout and one penalty save. For the final game of the season in the Peel Halton League, the Oakville Strikers traveled to Dixie. With a great team performance, the Strikers won 3â€"1, with goals from Brandon Pimentel (2) and Chad Aboud. This victory secured third spot in the Premier league for the Strikers, behind Brampton and Come on out, meet and skate with members of the Junior Team of Oakville, "The Oakville Blades". There will be a special appearance by the Blades new "MASCOT" A great way to get back into shape as the hockey season gears up!! Items on the agenda will include: a review of the 1994 season, proposed legislative changes, and the election of league directors for the 1995 season. A brief league meeting will follow. Refreshments will be served. NOTE: Nominations for individuals interested in serving on the O.M.B.A. Board of Directors must be received in writing on or before October 2, 1994. Mail or deliver nominations to: O.M.B.A. Nominating Committee, c/o 1265 Sixth Line, Apt. 216, Oakville, Ontario, L6GH 1X2 or call (416) 391â€"6212. Your cooperation in returning all equipment to the association‘s office at 2530 Speers Road, Unit #10 on Saturday, September 24th between 9:00 a.m. and Noon will be appreciated. PROVIDING "A SUMMER OF FUN" FOR OVER 30 YEARS. ATTENTION ALL O.M.B.A. COACHES HOCKEY JACKETS AVAILABLE FOR SIZING. . _ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: KAREN MACMILLAN 257â€"0494 SAT. SEPT 24/94 Z 1:00 P.M. â€" 4:00 P.M. 3.00 PER PERSON _ 4 GLEN ABBEY ARENA, OAKVILLE PRESENTED BY OAKVILLE HOCKEY M.O.M.‘S The Oakville Minor Baseball Association invites all parents and interested Oakville residents to attend their. .. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1994 7:30 P.M. HOLIDAY INN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION 360 Iroquois Shore Road Oakville, Ontario Smootn Saiuing In OaxKvice The Bronte Harbour Yacht Club hosted a couple of presâ€" tigious races earlier this month. Top photo (by Riziero Vertolli): one of the club‘s oldest races â€" _ the Lake â€" Ontario Challenge Regatta â€" was held Sept. 10. Pictured here are the eventual winners of the Albacore Class â€" John and Alistair Martin of the | Conestoga Sailing Club (right side of photo) passing the fifthâ€"place team of Jim Quibell and Alan Martensen (from BHYC). Two BHYC teams â€" Eugene Duynstee and Jean Wrigley, and Peter Brayshaw and Gord Todd â€" shared second place. BHYC ] member Norman Sutherland won the Wayfarer Class. Bottom photo (by Barrie | Erskine): the previous weekâ€" ] end, the club hosted a national ] qualifying regatta for the one and twoâ€"person laser crafts 1 which have just received the ] nod as an Olympic Games ] Sailing event. The regatta | attracted 50 competitors from across the country and was | taken in by national team 5* coach Ken Dool. ague Cup Mississauga (first and second, respectively). The Oakville Strikers had an excellent season. They finished third in the Premier league, won the Peelâ€"Halton League Cup, won the Mississauga International Tournament, won the Fort Niagara North American Cup Tournament and were finalists at the Kitchener International Tournament. THE BLADES®" ED BY KEY M.O.M.‘S T 24/94 :00 P.M. ERSON NA, OAKVILLE members of the Junior Team of ere will be a special appearance v "MASCOT" as the hockey season gears up!! [LABLE FOR SIZING. ([FORMATION \CMILLAN 257â€"0494 OAKVILLE NOR BASEBALL RS THE CORNER FORTUNATELY, so 1s_ _ DEPENDABLE EEFIQIENT FUEL OLL DELIVERY, The Oakville Strikers had an excellent season. They finished third in the Premier league, won the Peelâ€"Halton League Cup, won the Mississauga International Tournament, won the Fort Niagara North American Cup Tournament and were finalists at the Kitchener International Tournament. teams â€" Eugene Duynstee and Jean Wrigley, and Peter Brayshaw and Gord Todd â€" shared second place. BHYC member Norman Sutherland won the Wayfarer Class. Bottom photo (by Barrie Erskine): the previous weekâ€" end, the club hosted a national qualifying regatta for the one and twoâ€"person laser crafts which have just received the nod as an Olympic Games Sailing event. The regatta attracted 50 competitors from across the country and was taken in by national team coach Ken Dool. The Bronte Harbour Yacht Club hosted a couple of presâ€" tigious races earlier this month. Top photo (by Riziero Vertolli): one of the club‘s oldest races â€" _ the Lake â€" Ontario Challenge Regatta â€" was held Sept. 10. 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