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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1994 PAGE 20 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ~SPORTS For Excellent Real Estate service advice, just call JACKIE VAN‘T HULLENAAR Sales Representative 844â€"5000 sutton ~people AN INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER Blades win at home Oakville Rep Hockey Report and lose on the road A convincing win at home and a close loss on the road made for a respectable weekend for the Oakville Blades Junior A hockey team. In Friday night‘s 7â€"2 win over the Royal York Rangers, the Oakville Blades finally found some disciâ€" pline, said general manager Murray Walker. In Sunday night‘s close 5â€"4 loss in Burlington, howâ€" ever, they couldn‘t find the net enough, despite giving a credible performance. The Blades hosted a rare Tuesday night home game against the Milton Merchants (result unavailable at press time). Friday‘s usual home game (Oakville Arena, 8 p.m.) will feature the Hamilton Kilty Bees and on Saturday the Blades will return the visit to Royal York (7 p.m.). In Friday‘s win, Walker said the Blades finally found themselves on the outside of the penalty box looking in at a benchful of Royal York players who, having all but conceded the hockey game, were bent on trying to beat ‘em in the alleys. But the Blades stuck to hockey, he said, and the referâ€" ée stuck it to the Rangers with penalty after penalty. As for Sunday‘s 5â€"4 loss, it wasn‘t exactly like the sky falling down. But for a bounce or two, he said Oakville might have managed a better fate in the buildâ€" ing of the current divisional leaders. Burlington‘s only loss this year, ironically, occurred at Oakville Arena. "We‘ll have another shot at them," said Walker. Here is a look at Oakville‘s scoring stats: OAKVILLE 7, ROYAL YORK 2 (Friday night): Oakville held period Re * leads of 3â€"1 and 7â€"1. First period scoring: 1 (pp), Mike Gamble from Paul Dolan; 2, Marcel from Mike Gamble and Scott Mills; 3, Matt Interbartolo from Sasha Perisic and Kent Williams. Second period scoring: 4 (sh), Corey Waring; 5, Kevin Cole from Mike Byrne and John Morrison; 6 (pp), Sasha Perisic from Kent Williams and Mike Gamble; 7, Kent Williams from Mike Gamble and Matt Swain. BURLINGTON 5, OAKVILLE 4 (Sunday night): Oakville held period leads of 1â€"0 and 2â€"1. In the third period, Burlington scored two to go up 3â€" 2, Oakville then tied it up at 3â€"3, only to have Burlington go up two goals again before Oakville closed out the scoring. First period scoring: 1 (pp), Matt Interbartolo from Mike Robinson and Darryl Curtis. Second period scoring: 2, Kevin Cole from Darry! Curtis and Matt Interbartolo. Third period scoring: 3, Matt Interbartolo from Scott Mills and Kevin Cole; 4, Matt Interbartolo from Darry! Curtis and Kevin Cole. NOVICE DOUBLEâ€"AA OAKVILLE 8, ANCASTER 1 (Oct. 8, home): behind the stellar goaltending of Matt Mateja, the Rangers outâ€"classed Ancaster. The home team scored the first four goals before the visitors notched their lone tally. Jeff Bentley led the attack with two goals and one assist. Also, contributing wasa Michael Nelligan (1 goal, 2 assists), while single markâ€" ers went to Griffin Allen, Glen Hartwell, Kevin Silber, Balek McLellan and Brent Von Hagen. Assists were provided by Brad Wetherly, Ryan Donnelly, McLellan, Drew Wilkinson, Hartwell, Silber, and the goal tender, Mateja. OAKVILLE 5, BURLINGTON 3 (Oct. 6, away): Oakville won in their first away game. Oakville led Burlington 3 to 0 before their cross town rivals scored two goals to cut the lead to one. The Rangers outscored the opposition 2 to 1 in the final frame as Andrew Goodfellow stopped Burlington to record his first victory in goal. The line of Von Hagen (2), McLennan (2) and Nelligan (1) accounted for all five goals. Assists went to Nelligan (3), Von Hagen (2), MacMillan (2) and singles to McLellan, Bryan Magee and Josh Ranells. Strong defence was provided by Ryan Andrews and Chris Veitch. ATOM DOUBLEâ€"AA OAKVILLE 2, ST. CATHARINES 1 (Oct. 1): the Oakville Rangers atom doubleâ€"AA hockey team earned their first point of the season at Maplegrove Arena. The Rangers got off to a sluggish start and trailed 1â€"0 before Dave Maniccia stole the puck at the St. Kitts blueline, made the perfect deke and slipped it home to even the affair. Matt Gregoire put Oakville up 2â€"1 in the final frame when he oneâ€"timed a pass from Brian Mills and Erik Melander. But St. Catharines pressed on the ensuing shift, and eventually put in the equalizer. MINOR ATOM DOUBLEâ€"AA OAKVILLE 3, MILTON 2 (Oct. 5, away): three third period goals by Justin Close, Brendon Murray and Dave Probyn sealed the victory. Assists were recorded by Dwayne Steele, Jesse Anglin and Jordon Kaitting. OAKVILLE 3, ORANGEVILLE 3 (Oct. 1, home): Oakville Rangers minor atom doubleâ€" AA team scored a goal in each period, off the sticks of Ty Huggins, Dave Robyn and Gary Rookyard. Assists went to Dwayne Steele, Ty Huggins, Jesse Anglin and Paul Winger. MINOR NOVICE TRIPLEâ€"AAA OAKVILLE 10, MILTON 3 (Oct. 10): the Oakville Rangers tripleâ€"AAA minor novice hockey team picked up its first road win. Evan McGrath and Victor Oreskovich each notched hatâ€"tricks while single markers went to Nick Prescott, Brett Lain, Brad Deakin and Nick Dodge. Dodge picked up a pair of assists while singles went to Oreskovich, Prescott, Lain, Deakin, Mario Mancuso, Conor Farris and Ben Heersink. OAKVILLE 4, BRAMPTON 2 (Oct. 8): Oakville won its home opener. Evan McGrath and Brad Deakin split the scoring with two goals apiece. McGrath notched two assists with singles to Deakin and Nick Dodge. WELLAND 3, OAKVILLE 2 (Oct. 1): Oakville opened the season with a tough loss. Goal scorers were Evan McGrath and Victor Oreskovich. Assists went to Ben Heersink and Brian Gower. OAKVILLE 8, HALTON HILLS 1 (Sept. 28, exhibition): a final warmâ€"up to the regular seaâ€" son. Goal scorers were Evan McGrath (4), Brian Gower (2), Nick Prescott and Derek Steele. Picking up assists were Nick Dodge (4), Brad Deakin (3), Victor Oreskovich (3), Nick Prescott (3), Mario Mancuso, Mike Gomes and Evan McGrath. PEEWEE SINGLEâ€"A The Oakville Rangers peewee single ‘A‘ opened the season with a 6 to 4 loss against Acton, but bounced back Thanksgiving weekâ€" end with a 5 to 3 win over Fergus. Both goal tenders Paul Lecompte and Matt Dyer faced heavy shots from the point and stood their ground under pressure in the crease. Mike Curclo and Luke Domski each potted a pair of goals, while Shawn Danneman, Scott DaCosta, Mike Zack, David Rockyard, and Danie! Rosso picked up singles. Drawing assists were Andrew Dold (4), Mike Watson and Kevan McCulloch. Strong defense by Marc Daniels and Matt Edwards kept the Rangers out of trouble, while William MacMillan bounced back from heavy checkâ€" ing and Mike Wildbore made sure the opposiâ€" tion kept their heads up. NOVICE TRIPLEâ€"AAA The Oakville Marlene‘s Moments Novice AAA Rangers are now 4â€"0 after back to back wins over the weekend. OAKVILLE 5, HALTON HILLS 0: Oakville defeated Halton Hills in a well played game marked by good passing and team play. Michael Samardzich opened the scoring, folâ€" lowed by Sean Lavelle, David Nugent, Steven Donnelly, and Josh Smyth. Donnelly picked up two assists, and Joshua Shepley, Alfred Lee, Smyth, and Scott Russell added singles. Joshua Taylor recorded the shutout. OAKVILLE 3, WELLAND 1: Oakville was paced by a twoâ€"goal performance by Josh Smyth. Steve Donnelly netted the other markâ€" er. Picking up assists were David Nugent (2), Nathan Hendricks, Donnelly and Richard Meloche. MINOR PEEWEE DOUBLEâ€"AA OAKVILLE 3, ORANGEVILLE 1: the Oakville Rangers doubleâ€"AA minor peewee team stormed out of the gate in their first game of the new season with a solid effort. On the strength of goals by Dustin Stacey, Mike Folland,. and Ryan Fitzsimmons, the Rangers looked like they were heading for a season opening shutâ€"out for netminder Robbie Benson, until the lone Orangeville goal was scored with just over six minutes left in the contest. Assists on the Ranger goals went to Drew Karges (2), Matt McChesney, Jess Robertson, Brett Miller, and Fitzsimmons. Benson was outstanding in goal for the Rangers. BRAMPTON 6, OAKVILLE 2: in their secâ€" ond game of the season, things didn‘t go too well for the team as they suffered a lackluster defeat at the hands of Brampton. Fitzsimmons got both markers for the Rangers with helpers going to Karges, Stacey, Robertson, and Jory Meisner. ORANGEVILLE 1, OAKVILLE 0: the Rangers closed out their first week of action with a heartbreaking loss. Once again, Benson was very strong in goal, holding the home team in the game with many spectacuâ€" lar saves, only to lose his shutout bid with just under four minutes left on the clock. MINOR BANTAM DOUBLEâ€"AA OAKVILLE 3, CHINGUACOUSY 3 (Oct. 1): Goals by Tony Morrison, assisted by Dylan Mitobe, and Jamie Levy, assisted by Jon Bradley and Mike Tarantino, gave Oakville a two goal lead in the first period. Chinguacousy scored on a power play in the second period and put in two more goals in the third period to take the lead. With five minutes to go, a braw! erupted between the two teams. Once penalties had Halton High School Standings and Scores Thursday, October 6: Loyola 36, White Oaks 14 Thursday, October 13: Q.E. Park 27, Acton 14 White Oaks at Acton Georgetown at Loyola Georgetown at Q.E. Park E.C. Drury at Blakelock been assigned, the game resumed and Levy scored a shortâ€"handed goal, on a rebound from Chris Woit, to tie it up. OAKVILLE 8, MILTON 1 (Oct. 3): the Dixon Construction minor bantam doubleâ€"AA Rangers took Milton by storm in a penalty filled game. Milton opened the scoring with an early goal, but the Rangers quickly tied it up. with a goal by Jamie Levy. A goal by Chris Woit put them in the lead. Tyler Moss led the scoring with a hat trlck’ Jon Bradley, Brian Jackson, and Tony Morrison. potted the remaining goals. Assists were by Mike Tarantino, Matt Turner, Dylan Mitobe, Brandon Cordua, Bradley, Jackson, and Woit. MILTON 3, OAKVILLE 1 (Oct. 10): Milton. scored in the first period on a power play and Dylan Mitobe tied it up with an assist by Matt Turner. Milton scored in the second period on‘ a breakaway despite a valiant backchecking: effort by Chris Woit, and then wrapped up the game in the third period. OAKVILLE 9, CHINGUACOUSY 1 (Oct 13): Mike Tarantmo went on a scoring spree with 4 goals, followed by Tyler Moss and Gary Futterman with 2 goals each, and Dyland Mitobe with 1. Chris Woit, Greg Almon, Brandon Cordua, Tony Morrison, Steve Elia, Tarantino and Moss all contributed assists. BRAMPTON 7, OAKVILLE 4 (Oct. 15): Oakville was down 5â€"0 at the start of the secâ€" ond period. Woit took a pass from Steve Elia and carried it up the ice and scored which startâ€" ed an Oakville rally. Jamie Barlow tipped in a shot from Elia from the blue line assisted by Jon Bradley. Tarantino put in a third goal assistâ€" ed by Bob Flamon and Dan McCaw to make it 5â€"3. Moss scored in the third period on a pass by Mitobe but Brampton had put the game beyond Oakville‘s reach with two more goals. BANTAM SINGLEâ€"A ACTON 4, OAKVILLE 3 (Oct. 10); The Oakville Rangers bantam A team gave up two goals, including one on a power play, in the last four minutes to allow Acton to come back and post a 4â€"3 victory. Andrew Davies and Jeremy Riopelle both played solid games. Oakville, which is sponsored by Auto Haulaway/RJR Transport, picked up two short handed markers â€" Hassan Kocsis from Jonathan Tod, and Wes Attrill from Kevin Dannemann. The other goal was scored by Kevin Dannemann, assisted by Hassan Kocsis. Bishop Reding 2, Loyola 0 E.C. Drury 2, White Oaks 0 Wednesday, October 19 PLAYOFFS (RICHARDSON DIVISION) SENIOR Lowest at Appleby Friday, October 28: championship P W L T GF GA P Highest at Pearson tournament at Oakville‘s Shell Park MMR 4 4 0 0 19217 8 (VOLPE DIVISION â€" final) Thursday, October 20 Notre Dame4 3 1 0 54 72 6 W L T GF GA P _ LowestatSTA Nelson 4 3 1 0 10337 6 StTAqums7 4 0 3 19 2 11 _ HighestatQ.E. Park Cl ic Lord Elgin 4 3 1 0 10558 6 QE.Park 705 1 1 17 2 d SENIOR Assumption4 2 2 0 28 62 4 Loyola 7 5 1 1 11 2 1 JUNIOR (VOLPE DIVISION) Aldershot 4 1 3 0 52135 2 Georgetwn 7 4 2 1 13 6 9 P W L T PF PA P _ Burl.Centi 4 0 4 0 20 79 0 Bishop Red7 3 3 1 12 8 7 (VOLPE DIVISION) Loyola . 4 4 0 0 68 39 8 _ Pearson 4 0 4 0 17102 0 OakTrafaig 7 2 4 1 7 13 5 P W L T GF GA P _ Miton _ 4 3 0 1 85 64 7 _ Friday, October 14: Blakelock 7 1 6 0 2 16 2 QE.Park 3 3 0 0 6 0 6 QE.Park 4 2 1 1 76 82 5 _ Notre Dame 17, Nelson 16 WhiteOaks 7 0 7 o o 2s o _ 2 0 1 2 0 5 Blakelock 4 2 2 0 70 70 4 _ M.M. Robinson 54, Pearson0 Tuesday, October 11: StTAquins 3 2 1 0 5 2 4 _ WhiteOaks4 2 2 0 50 43 4 _ Assumption21, Burl Central 14 Loyola 2, Georgetown 0 Bishop Red 4 4 1 2 3 2 4 > StT.Aquins4 1 3 0 61 96 2 _ Lord Elgin41, Aldershot 17 Oakâ€"Trafaig 1, Blakelock 0 Loyola _ 3 1 2 0 4 5 2 OakTrafalig4 1 3 0 67 84 2 _ Friday, October21: St. T. Aquinas 6, White Oaks 0 Georgetown3 0 2 1 0 6 1 Friday, Sept 23: Nelson at M.M. Robinson Bishop Reding 4, Q.E. Park 2 IroquoisRdg3 0 3 0 1 6 0 _ Milton 14, White Oaks 7 Aldershot at Pearson Rescheduled: Friday, October 14: Loyola 14, St. T. Aquinas 12 Lord Elgin at Burl Cent Q.E. Park 4, Blakelock 0 (RICHARDSON DIVISIONâ€"final) P W L T GF GA P Appleby 7 7 0 0 29 1 14 Pearson 7 5 1 1 17 4 11 Notre Dame7 4 2 1 15 4 9 Assumption? 3 2 2 13 3 8 MMR 3 1 9 6 7 Burl.Centr 7 1 4 2 4 14 4 Nelson 7.1°5 1 4 2 3 Lord Elgin 7 0 7 0 1 33 0 1 Wednesday, October 12: Appleby 3, Pearson 1 Notre Dame 5, Lord Elgin 0 Assumption 1, Burl Cent 1 M.M. Robinson 1, Nelson 0 Rescheduled: Pearson 2, M.M. Robinson 1 Nelson 1, Burl Central 1 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Monday, October 17: Buri Central at Notre Dame Assumption at M.M. Robinson Tuesday, October 18: Oakâ€"Trafalg at Loyola Bishop Reding at Georgetown Hi Fans! OakTrafalg 1, Iroquois Ridge 0 Q.E. Park 2, Georgetown 0 Bishop Reding 3, Loyola 1 Friday October 21: Iroq Ridge at Geo (3 p.m. Geo) WOSS at BR (4 p.m., Geo) Oakâ€"Trafalg at QEP (3 p.m., QEP) STA at Loyola (4 p.m., QEP) (RICHARDSON DIVISION) P W L T GF GA Appleby 3 2."% Nelson 3 MMR 3 Pearson _ 3 Notre Dame 3 Assumption 3 Friday, Oct. 14: M.M. Robinson 1, Pearson 1 Appleby 0, Notre Dame 0 Nelson 2, Assumption 2 Friday, October 21: Nelson at Appleby (4 p.m.) o . ol l m â€" o â€" 0 o a 4o r N o m 0 arn t oo â€" @ @ G A a °C Pearson at Notre Dame (3 p.m., ND) MMR at Asm (4 p.m., ND) ul 4 [ Blakelock 14, Oakvilleâ€"Trafaigar 7 Q.E. Park 1, Georgetown 0 (folded) Friday, Sept. 30: Milton 21, Blakelock 0 White Oaks 29, St. T. Aquinas 7 Q.E. Park 43, Oak Trafaigar 34 Thursday, Oct. 6: Loyola 26, QEP 13 Blakelock 22, White Oaks 13 Milton 28, St. T. Aquinas 15 Friday, Oct. 14: St. T. Aquinas 27, Oakâ€"Trafalg 25 Q.E.Park 22, Milton 22 Loyola 29, Blakelock 14 Friday, October 21°: STA at QEP (Bronte, 6:30 p.m.) Loyola at Milton White Oaks at Oakâ€"Trafalg Friday, October 28°: White Oaks at Q.E. Park St. Thomas Aquinas at Blakelock Oakâ€"Trafalg at Loyola * all games start at 3:30 p.m. at home school unless otherwise noted Come on out this Friday, October 21st and watch The Blades "Sting" The Hamilton Kilty Bees. Face off is 8:00 p.m. at Oakuille Arena. This week the first 500 kids, 14 and under, will receive a Doug Gilmour Poster when accompanied by a parent. We will also have our regular features: â€" Shoot for the Meray Motors Volvo â€" Closest to hole shootout for a $50 Kelsey‘s Restaurant Dinner Voucher â€" Come and see The Blade Runner â€" Win door prizes! â€" Purchase Blades Souvenirs Be sure to look for details on our upcoming Halloween Night on October 28th. So put on The Blades and... ! The Oakville Blades are proudly sponsored by: Meray of Oakville, The Oakville Beaver, Kelsey‘s Restaurants, Corbett‘s Wholesale Sports, CHWO, Ford of Canada, Bruce Hood Travel, and National Trust. Asm at Notre Dame (Nelson,6:30) * all games start at 3:30 p.m. at home school unless otherwise noted JUNIOR (VOLPE DIVISION) POOLA P W L T PF PA Milton 3 3 Q.E.Park 3 2 St.T.Aquins 3 1 Oak Trafalg 3 0 POOL B Blakelock 4 Loyola 4 Georgetown4 White Oaks 4 Iroquois R 4 0 13 100 + standings prior to divisional realignment. Monday, October 3: White Oaks 20, Iroquois Ridge 6 Loyola 40, Georgetown 6 Wednesday, October 5: Q.E. Park 23, St. T. Aquinas 9 Milton 27, Oakâ€"Trafalg 10 o n â€" O 0 0 o N A w N o on a o °o 0 â€" n o A a o Nn â€" 0 o B ba 8 6 4 2 0 Specializing in Quality, Solid Wood, Handcrafted Dining Room Furniture. styles ranging from casual country to more traditional, Queen Anne and Chippendale. Queen Anne 7 pc. Cherry Dining Room Suite starting at 2999 . Good selection of 4 INCREDIBLE VALUE Solid Ch ' Bedroom Suite 1699 : Incl.: dresser, mirror, queen poster bed night stand. Blakelock 24, Iroquois Ridge 0 Blakelock 48, Georgetown 44 Iroquois Ridge at E.C. Dury Loyola at Acton Iroquois Ridge 2, White Oaks 0 Tuesday, October 11: Bishop Reding 73, Loyola 15 (RICHARDSON DIVISION) Bishop Reding at Milton Tuesday, October 18: Blakelock 42, White Oaks 14 E.C. Drury 50, White Oaks 29 Wed., Oct. 5 (season opener): (RICHARDSON DIVISION) Milton at Q.E. Park Georgetown 12, Iroquois Ridge 0 Tuesday, October 18: Oakâ€"Trafalg 56, Aldershot 17 P _ WoL IP Blakelock at Bishop Reding Thursday, October 13: Q.E. Park at Milton M.M. Robinson 46, Notre Dame 41 M.M.Robnsn 4 _ 4 0 8 Acton at White Oaks Milton 14, St. Thomas Aquinas 12 Bishop Reding at Blakelock St.T. Aquinas 43, Burl Central 36 Pearson C831 6 Loyola at Georgetown Q.E. Park 33, Oak Trafaly 3 White Oaks at Acton Nelson 24, Assumption 23 Nelson § .2 1. 4 E.C. Drury at Iroquois Ridge Friday, October 14: Georgetown at Loyola Wednesday, October 12: Oakâ€"Trafaigar 3 2 1 4 Thursday, October 20: Loyola 44, Iroquois Ridge 7 (RICHARDSON DIVISION) Notre Dame 64, St. T. Aquinas 22 Assumption 4 _ 2 2 4 Georgetown at Q.E. Park Blakelock 45, Georgetown 12 Wed., October 5 (season opener): _ Oak Trafalg 67, Pearson 35 BurCentral 3 . 1 2 2 E.C. Drury at Blakelock Wednesday, October 19 (new aligâ€" _ Aldershot 51, Oakâ€"Trafalg 24 Assumption 49, M.M. Robinson 25 Note Dame 3 1 2 2 Loyola at Acton ment): M.M. Robinson 52, Notre Dame 36 Nelson 35, Aldershot 28 Lord Elgin . 4 _ 1 3. 0 Bishop Reding at Milton Iroquois Ridge at Burl Cent St. T. Aquinas 44, Burl Central 39 Monday, October 17: St. T. Aquinas 4 . 0 4 0 Iroquois Ridge at White Oaks White Oaks at Lord Elgin Pearson 42, Lord Elgin 23 Lord Elgin at Notre Dame Wednesday, October 12: (RICHARDSON DIVisION) Notre Dame at Blakelock Assumption 39, Nelson 32 M.M. Robinson at Oakâ€"Trafalg Notre Dame 2, St. T. Aquinas 0 Po W L TP Loyola at Pearson Wednesday, October 12: Pearson at Assumption Pearson 2, Oakâ€"Trafalg 1 . Oakâ€"Trafaigar 4 4 0 8 Thursday, October 20: St. T. Aquinas 58, Notre Dame 41 Nelson at Burl Central :“;' “%' é‘“";i””" 0 M.M. Robnsn 4 _ 4 @8 Milton at Nelson Pearson 65, Oak Trafaly 16 St. T. Aquinas at Aldershot M°;ME'9'“°¢" oo 197'}" Nelson 43 14 Q.E. Park at M.M. Robinson Assumption 40, M.M. Robinson 33 VOLL cfedame atLord Eigin Pearson _ 4 â€" 2 2 4 STA at Assumption (at Gen Brock) Burl Central 46, Lord Elgin 13 Oakâ€"Trafaigar at M.M. Robinson Lord Elgin _ 4 _ 2 2 4 Aldershot at Oalâ€"Trafalg Nelson 32, Aldershot 27 iR at Pea.rst;n St. T. Aquinas 4 _ 2 2 4 Monday, October 24: Monday, October 17: (VOLPE DIVISION) Contal al Neteqn Notre Dame 4 2 2 4 Burl Cent at White Oaks Lord Elgin at Notre Dame P w L IP Wednesday, October 19; Aldershot _ 4 _ 1 3 2 Lord Elgin at Georgetown M.M. Robinson at Oakâ€"Trafalg Georgetown 4 _ 4 0 8 Pearson at SL T. Aqu'nas. BurlCentral 4 _ 0 4 0 Wednesday, October 26: Pearson at Assumption Blakelock _ 4 . 3 1. 6 Burl Central at Assumption 4 _ 0 4 0 Nelson at Q.E. Park Nelson at Central Milton 8. °2 10M Nelson at Lord Elain Wednesday, October 12: M.M. Robinson at Milton JUNIOR CO‘:‘" g 2 : 44 Assumption at Notre Dame Notre Dame 2, St. T. Aquinas 1 Notre Dame at Loyola oyola JU Oakâ€"Trafalg 2, Pearson 0 Blaketock at Pesrson Th g;(t’LsPE es 4 1 4 3 (vowsrgeguom M.M. Robinson 2, Assumption 1 Thursday, October 27: {season opener): White Oaks 4 _ 1 3 2 P Cw L t Lord Elgin 2, Burl Central 1 Iroquois Ridge at Lord Elgin Ned on on QE.Pak _ 3 0 3 0 Nelson 2, Aldershot 0 Loyola 42, Iroquois Ridge 24 : d o 3 0 Georgetown 4 _ 4 0 8 3 Georgetown at Burl Cent White Oaks 45, G aga Bishop Reding 3 OE Pak .3 0 § Monday, October 17: Assumption at Oakâ€"Trafaig Thursday, October 13: N 4 . 3 j Notre Dame at Lord Elgin C Milton 39, Blakelock 32 roquois 6 . St. T. Aquinas at Aldershot Thursday, October 13: Acton 2, Q.E. Park 0 EC.Druy B 2 1 4 Oakâ€"Trafalg at M.M. Robinson * all games begin at 3:30 p.m. arz' 43 Acon Georgetown 2, Blakelock 0 Blaksiock . 4. 2 2 4 Assumption at Pearson GIALS BASKETEALL f Loyola 2, Bishop Reding 1 Acton i‘ % 24 Burl Central at Nelson Georgetown 39, Blakelock 37 E.C. Drury 2, White Oaks 1 Bi j Aldershot at St. T. Aquinas SENIOR Bishop Reding 57, Loyola 32 Tuesday, October 18: L's'f.g Hedlng: ? g ; Wednesday, October 19: (VOLPE DIVISION) E.C. Drury 46, White Oaks 26 Milton at Q.E. Park 1. 10. 4.:9 Pearson at St. T. Aquinas Thurs., Oct. 6 (season opener): Iroquois Ridge 11 Blakelock at Bishop Reding White Oaks . a o 4 o Burl Central at Oakâ€"Trafalgar Bishop Reding 79, Acton 8 g“;‘g::'l'( gf:;’lm 18: Acton at White Oaks Thursday, October 16: Nelson at Lord Elgin Milton 51, Blakelock 26 Georgetown 56, White Oaks 52 FALL DINING ROOM SALE L/WW s3 ME 4205 Fairview St., Burlington 6354â€"5298 Full collection of Web Coil Upholstery and Leather. Traditional country styles with great fabric selection. Web coil spring sofas Bishop Reding at Blakelock stoning ot .â€"9:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a. m.â€"5:30 p.m. Loyola at Georgetown Q.E. Park 2, Acton 0 Thursday, October 20: Georgetwon 2, Blakelock 1 Assumption at Notre Dame M.M. Robinson at Aldershot JUNIOR ITIZENS know one? 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