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OAKVILLE 2, CHINGUACOUSY 2 (Nov. 10): victory slipped through the hands of the Oakville Sunlight Solarium Rangers, on Thursday, against rival Chinguacousy in the last two minutes of the third period when Ching tied the game at 2â€"2. Oakville hung on to keep one point against a very physical Chinguacousy team. Oakville goals came from Derek Dalziel (2), with assists from Ryan Kuri and Michael Kozak. OAKVILLE 6, BRAMPTON 2 (Nov. 13): Oakville regained their ability and desire to pass the puck. Goals came from Pat Mann, Ryan Kuri, Adam Lemay (2), Dalzie! (2), and much deserved assists to Conor Murphy (2), Lemay, Mike Collier, Matt Mclsaac (2), Chris Smith, Kuri, and Andrew Crosbie. Cory White proved to be a brick wall on defense, stopping anyâ€" one who dared get near. NOVICE TRIPLEâ€"AAA OAKVILLE 2, TORONTO MARLIES 1 (championship, Kitchener tournament): They may not have been the prettiest goals, but the two shots that trickled overâ€"the goal line were all that was needed to make the Oakville Marlene‘s Moments Rangers the Kitchener Blueline Hockey Tournament champs for 1994. Michael Samardzich opened the scoring late in the first period as he rushed up along the boards and sent the puck towards the net. The offâ€"speed shot stymied the Marlie goalie. Steven Donnelly picked up the assist. Midway through the third period, Donnelly passed to Colin Risi who backhanded one in the direction of the net through a crowd to score the winner. The Marlies scored 25 seconds later, but the Rangers dug in their heels and contained them for the rest of the game. Goalies Marcus Johnson and Joshua Taylor as well as centre Steven Donnelly were named to the tournament allâ€"star team. OAKVILLE 3, MISSISSAUGA 1 (semiâ€"final): Oakville broke open a 1â€"1 tie with two goals. Steven Donnelly scored a pair and Josh Smyth added a single. Assists went to Michael Swinton, Colin Risi and Steven Donnelly. PRELIMINARY ROUND: Oakville defeated Mississauga Senators 8â€"4 (a spectacular sevenâ€"goal performance from Josh Smyth. Michael Samardzich added the single. Assists went to Richard Meloche 2, Scotty Russell 2, Nico Gill, Sean Lavelle and Alfred Lee) lost to Toronto Marlies 2â€"1 (Steven Donnelly opened the scoring late in the second period on a pass from Josh Smyth); and blasted Flint Icelanders 8â€"1 (goals to Josh Smyth 4, Steven Donnelly 2, Scotty Russell and Alfred Lee. Assisting were Richard Meloche 3, Michael Samardzich 2, Sean Lavelle, Smyth, Joshua Shelpley and Alfred Lee. OAKVILLE 9, CHINGUACOUSY 1: make it an even dozen for Oakville as they hamâ€" BANTAM DOUBLEâ€"AA OAKVILLE 5, CHINGUACOUSY 1 (Nov. 5, home): a strong showing by the defence of Kevin Gibbons, Reagan Walsh, Joey Lynch, David Pink and Ryan Carson as well as goalie Todd McNaught. The McDonalds (Iroquois Shore) Rangers dominated this game from the opening whistle. Notching singles were Kyle MacDonald, Neil Walsworth, Jordan Zacny, Scott Drummond and David Pink. Kyle MacDonald picked up two assists while singles went to Jeff Elia, Joey Lynch and Neil Walsworth. OAKVILLE 9, CHINGUACOUSY 1: make it an even dozen for Oakville as they hamâ€" mered Chingaucousy Blues in Central Division action. Richard Meloche had a fourâ€"point evening, scoring twice and setting up two more goals. Defensemen Nico Gill and Nathan Hendricks each had a goal and an assist, with other singles added by Josh Smyth, Joshua Shepley, Colin Risi, Michael Samardzich, and Alfred Lee. Steven Donnelly picked up three assists, Lee and Sean Lavelle had a pair, and Risi and Shepley had one assist each. Once again, good backchecking and strong play by the defense gave the opposition few scoring opportunities. BANTAM TRIPLEâ€"AAA OAKVILLE 8, NIAGARA FALLS 2 (Nov. 13, away): nursing a slim 1â€"0 lead in the first intermission, the Standard Life Rangers blew it open in the second period with seven straight goals. Niagara Falls managed to get on the board with a pair of goals in the final four minutes of the third period. David Dunn and Glen Kwon each nothed a hatâ€"trick while single markers went to Joey Renella and Chad Blundy. Joey Renella and Brent Moyer each picked up a pair of assists while Kent Wallace, David Dunn and Mike Dinner each notched a single helper. OAKVILLE 3, STONEY CRI the game on a goal with 37 se Kent Wallace and Mike Dinner. Brent Moyer. MINOR ATOM DOUBLEâ€"AA OAKVILLE 6, MILTON 3 (Oct. 30, home): Scoring for the Century Printing Rangers were Brendan Murray, Mike Knight, Dave Probyn, Jesse Anglin, Dwayne Steele and Justin Close. Assists went to Ryan Cromar, Brendan Murray, Dave Probyn, Anthony Denino, Hunter Cape, Jesse Anglin and Gary Rookyard. OAKVILLE 6, ANCASTER 1 (Oct. 29, away): Brendan Murray led the scoring with a pair of goals while singles went to Mike Knight, Justin Close, David Probyn and Jordan Kaitting. Assists went to Brendan Murray (2), Ty Huggins (2), Dwayne Steele, Mike Knight, Ryan Cromar. OAKVILLE 2, CHINGUACOUSY 2 (Oct. 26, away): Mark Stoma had a goal and one assist. Dwayne Steele picked up the other goal and Jesse Anglin notched an assist. ST. CATHARINES 3, OAKVILLE 3 (Nov. 4, home): Oakville outshot the opposition and were ringing shots of the post but still came up short on the scoreboard. The locals had all the pressure on in the third period when the game was halted with five minutes left in the game do to cerfew. Kyle MacDonald had a goal and an assist. Scott Drummond got the other goal and Reagan Walsh pitched in with an assist. BURLINGTON 4, OAKVILLE 2 (Oct. 29, home): it was a 2â€"1 Burlington lead until late in the third period when Burlington put two more in. Mike Dragosits answered before the final buzzer with a break away to round out the scoring. Dragosits, as well as Kevin Dannemann, also picked up an assist on the first goal by Neil Walsworth. ORANGEVILLE 6, OAKVILLE 4 (Nov. 4, away): a great effort by Mike Wanless. Single goals went to Jesse Anglin, Mike Knight, Ryan Cromar and Brendan Murray. Assists went to Ty Huggins (2), Jordon Katting, Jesse Anglin, Dave Probyn, Gary Rookyard and Mike Knight. The three games featured great efforts by the defence and the goaltending tandem of Paul Winger and Mike Wanless. OAKVILLE 6, BURLINGTON 3 (Nov. 5, home): Single goals went to Hunter Cape, Brendan Murray, Mike Knight, Dwayne Steele, Dave Probyn and Justin Close. Assists went to Jesse Anglin (2), Kevin Bell (2), Brendan Murray, Ryan Cromar and Dwayne Steele. OAKVILLE 4, CHINGUACOUSY 1 (Nov. 4, home): Dave Probyn scored the first three goals and Justin Close rounded it out. Jess Anglin and Ryan Cromar picked up assists. The team is sponsored by Century Printing. ATOM DOUBLEâ€"AA Another tough week for the McDonalds Rangers as they lost to Brampton and Chinguacousy. BRAMPTON 4, OAKVILLE 0 (Nov. 4, away). CHINGUACOUSY 4, OAKVILLE 3 (Nov. 5, home): a spirited comeback just fell short when the referee deemed the whistle has blown before what would have been the tying goal crossed the line. Trailing 4â€"0 early in the second period, Josh Smith finally scored with James Wallace assisting. It was the first goal in three games and that pumped up Oakville as they stormed back, only to have the tying goal disallowed by the referee. Dave Ksiazkieicz and James Wallace scored the other two goals with assists to Ryan Andrews, Josh Smith and Dave Ksiazkieicz. This Friday night is Blades Pizza Pub Night. Sponsored by Pizza Pizza. You‘ll be able to buy pizza and refreshments. In addition to this the first 200 kids 12 and under will receive a FREE Pizza Pizza puck, when accompanied by an adult. The Blades opponents this Fnday will be the Streetsuille Derbys. Game Time is 8pm at Oakuille Arena. Come Out This Friday...You‘ll Have A Slice! Some Of The Evenings Other Events Will Include: + THE MERAY MOTORS VOLVO SHOOTOUT + THE KELSEY‘S RESTAURANTS SHOOTOUT * TYKE MINI GAME +« DOOR PRIZES TO BE WON « BLADES SOUVENIRS AVAILABLE FOR SALE Hey Blades Fans, Did you know that all Tuesday Night Home Games are Ladies‘ Nights? That‘s right, bring along that special lady in your life and treat her to a Blades game on us! Our next Ladies night will be November 22 when the Blades host the Milton Merchants at 7:30. MINOR ATOM TRIPLE OAKVILLE 2. CHINGU 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. Meray Motons 3 StAr Stanpinas As or Novemser 12 #22 Kent Williams 50 Pis #12 Jason Slaney 40 Pts # 6 Mike Gamble 25 Pts With Prizes Awarded by Blazer for Men STONEY CREEK 3 (Nov. REEK 3 (Nov. 12, home): Stoney Creek managed to even up seconds left. Notching singles for Oakville were Joey Renella, er. Contributing helpers were Kent Wallace, Mike Dinner and victory slipped through the hands of the against rival Chinguacousy in the last two ame at 2â€"2. Oakville hung on to keep one . Oakville goals came from Derek Dalzie! [R ~SPORTS The exciting drama of skaters speeding around a 111â€"metre oval track to beat the clock and their nearest rival made for wonderful spectator entertainment. Now, the sport continues to grow at the grass roots level and Oakville has joined the ranks with the town providing ice time and coaching for anyone interested in giving the sport a spin. « A 10â€"week session is under way each Friday night, 7 p.m., at Kinoak Arena where skaters of all ages and abilities are learning the basics of the sport. The fledgling club may have limited ice time and equipment, but already they‘re testing their mettle on the provincial scene by participating in Ontario Speed Skating Association meets. Short track speed skating has taken the world by storm lately with excmng action in the last two winter Olympics. A second session will be offered in early January (through the winter parks and recreation brochure). Recently competing at a provincial short track speed skating event were 24â€"yearâ€"old Dan Pozzobon and 12â€" yearâ€"old Matthew O‘Donnell. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) The Bears win North Oakville touch football title The Bears, which finished the regular season atop the east division of the North Oakville Mens Touch Football Association, wrapped up the playoff championship Saturday with a 25â€"20 win over the Hornets. The Hornets, fittingly, had finâ€" ished the season in second place in the east division, behind the Bears. Both teams continued their winâ€" ning ways in the play offs. In the semiâ€"finals it was the Bears over the Ghosts 18â€"13 and the Hornets over the Knights 25â€"1. In the quarterâ€" finals, it was the Bears over the Eagles 45â€"7 and the Hornets over the Hawks 13â€"12. Here is the game recap: First quarter: the Hornets opened the Speed skating: life in the fast lane Loyola lost 36â€"0 to M.M. Robinson in Friday‘s senior semiâ€"final game. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) The Cambridge Speed Skating Club hosted one such High School Sports Scoreboard scoring on a touchdown by Dan Fantin. The twoâ€"point conversion was missed. The Bears replied quickly with a 40â€"yard pass and run play from Tom Walker to Wayne Flynn (the Bears also missed the twoâ€"point conversion). Second quarter: Rich Capron of the Bears intercepted on his own 50â€"yard line which subsequently set up another touchdown toss by Walker, this time to Don Pearson (two point conversion is missed to leave the Bears up 12â€"6). The Hornets tied it up at 12â€"12 two players later. The second play was a 40â€"yard pass and run combination from Rob Scott to John Norris (twoâ€"point conversion missed). Third quarter: early in the third quarter, Guy Girard of the Hornets intercepted a Walker pass again on his own 30â€"yard line. After just three more plays, Dan Fantin of the Hornets scored on a 45â€"yard pass and run combination from Scott to put Bears up 18â€"12 (the single point conversion was missed). The key series of the game started with the Bears in possession on their own 30â€"yard line. With a series of nine short passes, Tom Walker moved the Bears to the Hornets 14â€" In the two weeks prior to the meet, 12â€"yearâ€"old Matthew O‘Donnell worked hard on his technical skills and it paid off with a terrific first place showing in his division of 15 skaters (to enter, his best 500â€"metre time was used to put him in a category to match his ability). In fact, he won all the distances in his division â€" 500m, 333m, 222m and 111m. Racing for the first time against much more experiâ€" enced skaters, 24â€"yearâ€"old Dan Pozzobon finished 11th out of 17 skaters and proved that with more practice and race experience he will be a contender in the 1500m, 1000m, 777m and 500m. event earlier this month, and for the first time some Oakville athletes competed. They didn‘t do half bad, either. Both skaters did four distances and eight races over the twoâ€"day period in Cambridge. So far, short track speed skating has been enthusiasâ€" tically received in Oakville and all involved hope it‘s here to stay. Friday, November 4 (first round playofts): (Ivor Wynne round) Milton 28, Blakelock 10 Loyola 23, Q.E. Park 13 Nelson 18, Notre Dame 17 M.M.Robinson 45, Lord Elgin 14 (Nelson Stadium round) St.T.Aquinas 17, White Oaks 7 Aldershot 9, Pearson 0 Oakâ€"Trafalgar (bye) BC at Asm (B.C. defaults) Friday, November 11* (second round playoffs): (Ivor Wynne Round) M.M. Robinson 36, Loyola 0 Milton 29, Nelson 28 OT (Nelson Stadium round) St.T.Aquinas 36, Assumption 13 Oakville Trafaigar 35, Aldershot 0 Wednesday, November 16 (consoâ€" lation championship at Nelson Stadium, noon): St.T.Aquinas vs Oakville Trafalgar Thursday, November 17 (Halton championship at Ivor Wynne, noon): M.M. Robinson vs Milton First round playoffs: Aldershot 48, White Oaks 7 Blakelock 34, Lord Elgin 7 YThirscay, November 10: Blakelock 2, M.M. Robinson 1 Georgetown 2, Oak Trafalg 1 Tues., Nov. 15 (Halton champi onship at Sheridan, 5 p.m.): Blakelock vs Georgetown Thursday, November 10: Iroquois Ridge 2, M.M..Robinson 0 Georgetown 2, Oak Trafalg 0 Tues., Nov. 15 (Halton champi onship at Sheridan, 3:30 p.m.): Iroquois Ridge vs Georgetown t SENIOR PLAYOFFS Fourth quarter: an early interception by Jim Beemer led to a touchdown after four plays. Still puffing from a 20â€"yard run to the Hornets twoâ€"yard line, Tom Walker tossed the scoring pass to Tim Beauchamp to make the the score 25â€"18 (the oneâ€"point convert was missed). With little time left in the game, the Hornets started a drive from their own 35â€"yard line. In a dozen plays, Rob Scott had moved the team to the Bears fiveâ€"yard line. At thirdâ€"andâ€"goal with five plays to go, the Hornets could not make the completion in the endâ€"zone. The Bears took possession on their own fiveâ€"yard line with four plays to go in the game. After wasting two plays the Bears gave up the twoâ€"point safety touch to the Hornets‘ Glen Houghton to end the scoring at 25â€"20. yard line. The tenth play of the series was a pass into traffic in the endâ€"zone. The ref called rough play and with a new lease on life, the Bears, at firstâ€"andâ€"goal on the Hornet sevenâ€" yard line, scored the touchdown with Tim Beauchamp catching the quick inâ€"pattern from Walker. Finally scoring on the oneâ€"point conâ€" version, the Bears went up 19â€"18. Thurs., Nov. 10 (first round playoff) Milton 49, Blakelock 23 White Oaks 38, Loyola 25 Tues., Nov. 15 (second round) Milton at E.C. Drury White Oaks at Bishop Reding Wed. Nov. 9 (first round playof): Nelson 39, Assumption 10 Notre Dame 44, St.T.Aquinas 31 Mon. Nov. 14 (second round): Notre Dame at Oakville Trafaigar Nelson at M.M. Robinson Thurs., Nov. 10 (first round playoff) E.C. Drury 52, Georgetown 33 Blakelock 55, Loyola 30 Tues., Nov. 15 (second round) E.C. Drury at Bishop Reding Blakelock at Milton Wed. Nov. 9 (first round playof): M.M.Robinson 41, Notre Dame 39 Pearson 54, Assumption 44 Mon. Nov. 14 (second round): M.M. Robinson at St.T.Aquinas Pearson at Burlington Central Oakâ€"Trafaigar 41, Georgetown 28 Q.E. Park 20, Notre Dame 16 St. Thomas Aquinas 14, Milton 0 Assumption 30, M.M. Robinson 21 Nelson 69, Pearson 6 Past week‘s second round results: (Ivor Wynne round) St. T. Aquinas 15, Q.E. Park 6 Assumption 15, Nelson 7 (Nelson Stadium round) Blakelock17, Oak Trafaigar 6 Aldershot 20, Loyola 7 Wednesday, November 16 (consoâ€" lation championship at Nelson Stadium, 10 a.m.): Blakelock vs Aldershot Thursday, November 17 (Halton championship at Ivor Wynne, 10 a.m.): St.T.Aquinas vs Assumption Loyola 27, Burlington Central 19 SENIOR PLAYOFFS Rookie is third star The Oakville Blades needed five thirdâ€"period goals to finally get by the "much improved" Royal York Rangers 7â€"5 on Friday night. "They (Royal York) are obviously "They (Royal York) are obviously serious about bringing up some guys who can do a job," said manager Murray Walker, noting that they went into Milton the following night and put in another respectable performance, losing 3â€"2. Ironically, one of their key acquisiâ€" tions, explained Walker, is a goalâ€" tender from the Oshawa General major junior teram who was displaced by Frank Ivankovic, a star with the Blades last year. The Blades, own bright spots he "acquitted himself very well." "He didn‘t look out of place at all. In fact he was the third star." Walker said he‘ll be brought up again for Friday‘s game against Streetsville (Oakville Arena, 8 p.m.). The game also featured the first goal of the season from Dave Smith. "That‘s a money off his back," said Walker. Today‘s final, which gets under, way at Nelson Stadium at 10 a.m.,1 thus pits Blakelock against Aldershot. Mike Muldoon, a bantamâ€"aged player playing for Oakville‘s tripleâ€"AAA midgets was brought up for his first provincial junior A league game and he "acquitted himself very well." Fans at Friday‘s game witnessed a "good, exciting game" with the lead changing several times. In fact, it was Blakelock over Oakvilleâ€"Trafaigar 17â€"6 and Aldershot over Loyola 20â€"7. The Blades overcame deficits of 2â€" 1 and 4â€"3. At the same time they also gave up leads of 3â€"2 and 5â€"4 before icing the victory. Here is Oakville‘s scoring summary: OAKVILLE 7, ROYAL YORK 5 (Friday) First period: 1 (pp), Mike Gamble from Brent Strike. Second period: 2 (pp), Kevin Cole from Darryl Curtis. Third period: 3, Jason Slaney from Kent Williams; 4 (pp), Sasha Perisic from Mike Gamble; 5, Corey Waring from Kevin Cole and Mike Gamble; 6, Jason Slaney from Kent Williams and Mike Gamble; 7 (en); Dave Smith from Kent Williams. Oops, we goofed in a portion of our high school coverage on Sunday when two semiâ€"final scores for the teams involved in the junior football consolation round playdowns were inadvertently mixed up. Football mixâ€"up First league loss An busy week of hockey saw the Oakville tripleâ€"AAA midget team lose to what may be one of the best midget teams in the world in the quarterâ€"finals of the Big Nickel tournament in Sudbury and then subsequently lose their first league game to Chinguacousy. The local players on the national team include three from the provincial champion underâ€"16 Oakville Blue Devils (Danny Gallagher, Paul Hayward and Eddie McMillan) and two from the provincial champion and national finalist underâ€"17 Oakville Winstars (Dave Clemente of Brampton and Paolo Depietrantonio of Brampton). Ukrainian coach Ivan Pravilov dropped by Oakville‘s dressing room after the game and in broken English complimented the kids for playing "good hockey." Canada‘s national underâ€"17, socâ€" cer team, which boasts five players from Oakville teams, advanced the. hard way to next summer‘s world championships in Ecuador. After opening the qualifying tourâ€" nament with a 1â€"0 win over Mexico, Canada went on to lose two weekend games, 1â€"0 to the United States ard 3â€"1 to Costa Rica. In the hattle for the third and final qualifying spot, howevâ€" er, Canada still edged out Mexico. Mike Muldoon scored the lone Oakville goal, unassisted in the secâ€" ond period. Oakville had just come off an elite tournament in Sudbury in which their march to the championship had been stopped in its tracks in the quarterfiâ€" nals by a very good team from the Ukraine. "What a team," said assistant coach Bob Kapustik. "We were one of only three teams to score on them. They only allowed three goals in six games." Oakville, the defending Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA\ champs, lost the game 4â€"1. They trailed 2â€"1 after one and 4â€"1 after two periods. _ Goalie Peter Wishloff was Oakville‘s player of the game. _ In the preliminary round Oakville tied Sault Ste Marie 1â€"1 (R.J. Carr from Kevin Woit and Steve MacGibbon); defeated Toronto Red Wings 5â€"1 (goals to Adam Richards, Rob Frankovic, Matt Appleby, Ryan Buttaro and Steve Galasso; assists to Adam Richards 4, Rory Hardman 2, R.J. Carr, Rob Frankovic, Mike Muldoon and Matt Appleby); and lost to Sault Ste Marie Hawks (Michigan) 3â€"2 (goals to Steve Galasso and Adam Richards; assists to Rob Keit and Ryan Buttaro). Injuries and penalties took its toll on Oakville who lost 3â€"1 at home to Chinguacousy last Wednesday. Two nights earlier, Oakville had beaten the same Chinguacousy team 5â€"2 right in their own building. Rob Muldoon led the attack with a pair of goals and an assist. Adding single goals were Jeff Wells, Mike Muldoon and Adam Richards. Canada advances however November 16, 199 had their