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The club also elected Violet ;uggate as the new president to ucceed outgoing president Dan Dech. ineland/Burlington 0 (15â€"3, 15â€"12) HALTON TIER ONE CHAMPIâ€" ONSHIP (Fri., Dec. 2, E.C.Drury High School, beginning at 6:30 p.m.): parâ€" ticipating are the champions from the east (Pilgrim Wood/Oakville), central (C.H. Norton/Burlington), west (MaplehurstBurlington) and north ‘“ (CENTRAL) ier One championship (Nov. 29): C.H. Norton/Burlington _ 2, Brookdale/Oakville 1 (10â€"15, 15â€"11 15â€"9) ‘Tier Two champiqnship (Nov. 30): Q.E.Park/Oakville 2, Tier Two championship (Nov. 30): Pineland/Burlington Eastview/Oakville 1 (15â€"13, 14â€" 16. and 15â€"8) HALTON TIER ONE CHAMPIâ€" ONSHIP (Fri., Dec. 2, E.C.Drury High School, beginning at 6:30 p.m.): parâ€" ticipating are the champions from the east (Pilgrim Wood/Oakville), central (C.H. Norton/Burlington), west (Maplehurst/Burlington) and north (McKenzieâ€"Smith/Acton). A round robin (straight two games) will be folâ€" lowed by the championship game (best two of three) between the first and second place teams. Tier One championship (Nov. 23): Piigrim Wood 2, New Central 1 (0â€"15, 15â€"12, 15â€"7) Tier Two championship (Nov. 22): Montclair 2, River Oaks 0 (15â€"11, 17â€" 16) With a record number of comâ€" :retitors, the 1994 tournament innners were as follows: (CENTRAL/Oak.Burlington) Tier One championship (Nov. 29) C.H. Norton/Burlington Brookdale/Oakville 1 (15â€"6, 7â€"15, 1 en‘s singles: C. Umogquit idies singles: M.A. Thompson idies doubles: L. Kirk and M. Green en‘s doubles: C. Umogquit and M. BOYS VOLLEYBALL (EAST/Oakville) Tier One champlonship (Nov. 23): Pilgrim Wood 2, Falgarwood 1 (9â€"15, 15â€"13, 15â€"7) Tier Two championship (Nov. 22): E.J. James 2, New Central 0 (15â€"12, 15â€"5) Bronte Tennis Club honored its urnament winners at its recent nual general meeting. (Continued from page 26) individuals, begins when the doors en Friday at 9 a.m. The leagues will irt January 2. Anyone seeking further information, n phone the SportDomes at 847â€" agues start January 2 J Fan Fest Activities â€" FREE Shoot on a Real NHL Goalie, Hardest Shot, Accuracy Shooting Live Remote from the FAN 1430 Tickets: Adultâ€"$15.00 Per Day _ $30.00 Weekend Pass Youthâ€"$ 7.50 Per Day _ $20.00 Weekend Pass Children under 5 are free â€" all taxes and service charges included Merchandise Dealer Inquires Call â€" David Chu â€" (416) 979â€"0860 For Ticket Inquires Call â€" 1â€"800â€"361â€"2492 ronte honors tournament winners Wendel Clark Martin Brodeur Ken Baumgartner Drake Berehowski GIRLS VOLLEYBALL (EAST) Toronto Collectibles International Presents The Hockey Super Show 94 December 2nd, 3rd 4th â€" Toronto International Centre 6900 Airport Rd., Mississauga MENS VOLLEYBALL (Nov. 29) Clark Dave Andreychuk Felix P rodeur Scott Stevens Steve C mgartner Ed Jovanovski Dave F rehowski Pat Jablonski Mike R I Jason Arnott Dmitri AND MANY MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED Paradiso Civitan Converse Award Store Pepsi Royal Bank NationISports 3 TLitzenSports 3 Nov. 21: ROYAL BANK 35 (Chris Kinasz 12), CIVITAN 33 (Dary! Fowler 15) PARADISO 22 (Jesse Egger 10), TLITZEN 21 (Paul Techofen 11) CONVERSE 27 (Ryan May 18), AWARD STORE 25 (Kyle Miller 10) PEPSI 24 (Dharini Bhunvanendra 12), NATIONAL SPORTS 22 (Chris Pavoni and Brett Paulin 6) Nov. 14: AWARD STORE 29 (Kyle Miller 13), ROYAL BANK 8 PARADISO 33 (Chris Kinasz and Jesse Egger 12, TLITZEN SPORTS 17 (Aaron Smith 6) CIVITAN 20, NATIONAL SPORTS 14 {Jimmy Utts 6) Nov. 7: CONVERSE 36 (David Tichnovich 12), PEPSI 19 (Pierce Lang 8) AWARD STORE 18 (Adam Hoog 10), NATIONAL SPORTS PARADISO 38 (Andrew Hurd 14), ROYAL BANK 25 (Adam Dodds and Chad St. John 6) CIVITAN 30 (Dary! Fowler 12), T.LITZEN 22 (Paul Tschofen and o o oo oc 0 0 â€" N N N 1N c o on 4 â€" 4 406 @ o 0 N\ w o Aaron Smith 6) Civitan Club 3 Paradiso 3 Royal Bank .3 Award Store 3 Nov, 24: AWARD STORE 24 (Steven Meagher 12), PARADISO 20 (Daniel Inglis 10) CIVITAN 25 (Dante Luciani 9), ROYAL BANK 24 (Corey Halyk 12) Nov. 17: ROYAL BANK 32 (Paul O‘Mahoney and Tyler Quennell 8), AWARD STORE 6 (David Winder 4) CIVITAN 21 (Dante Luciani 6), PARâ€" ADISO 14 Nov. 10: PARADISO 8 (Daniel Inglis 4), 3 1 1 1 N N N o n on n o ROYAL BANK 6 (Corey Halyk 4). CIVITAN 28, AWARD STORE 2 (SENIOR CHILDREN) p W oL TP (W.1. Dick/Milton). A round robin (straight two games) will be followed by the championship game (best two of three) between the first and secâ€" ond place teams. HOME GOURT (JUNIOR CHILDREN) Umoguit Mixed doubles: C. Umoguit and Z. Umogquit 55â€"years and older: G. Giordani Junior singles advanced: J. Elia Junior singles intermediate: P. O‘Shea REGISTER NOW TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR HOME COURT 1, ROYAL BANK 0 TLITZEN SPORTS 71 (Brian Bowman 18), PEPSI 70 (Steve Hillier 24) CIVITAN 110 (Chris Naklie 44), NATIONAL SPORTS 76 (Roger Sue Wah Sing 22) Nov. 6 CONVERSE 63 (Blair Beattie 24, Trevor Smykaluk 16), PEPSI 60 (Steve Hillier 14) HOME COURT 66 (Blair Pollard 16), NATIONAL SPORTS 56 (Chris 16) CIVITAN 89 (Chris Naklie 16), TLITZEN 55 (Eddy Walsh 11) PARADISO 85 (Dave Ellsworth 26, Dave Thorman 21), ROYAL BANK 52 (Mike Goodwin 23) Civitan HomeCourt Converse Tlitzen NationalSports Paradiso Pepsi Royal Bank Nov. 20: TLITZEN 63 (Eddy Walsh and Paul Sigal 13), PARADISO 62 (Dave Ellsworth 17) CIVITAN 72 (Carlo Comegna 22), ROYAL BANK 54 (Kevin Smith 15) NATIONAL SPORTS 65 (Nicholas Davis 24), PEPSI! 55 (Mark Fowle 15) HOME COURT 75 (Stuart Tait 27), CONVERSE 72 (Art Lenters 26). Nov. 13: CONVERSE 69 (Blair Beattie 20, Trevor Smykaluk 19), PARADISO 56 (Frank Pascoe 18) o oo oo o o c 0 0 â€" â€" N N o 6 0 o n n â€" â€" 0 0o c i n ~ o o NationalSports3 _ 3 0 9 Paradiso 3 231. 7 Civitan Club 3 _ 1 2 5 RoyalBank 3 0 3 3 Nov. 23: CIVITAN 36 (Adam Ross and Jason Hurd 8), ROYAL BANK 35 (Brian Di Tomasso 8) NATIONAL SPORTS 60 (Matt Dobie 22), PARADISO 27 (Bryan Vaughan 13) Nov. 16: PARADISO 55 (Matt Richardson 14), CIVITAN 30 (Joe Ryan 10) NATIONAL SPORTS 45, ROYAL BANK 29 (Brian Di Tomasso 9) Nov. 9: PARADISO 55 (Matt Richardson 11), ROYAL BANK 32 (Brian Di Tomasso 10) NATIONAL SPORTS 40 (Paul Junior Christou 14), CIVITAN 35 (Jason Hurd 10) Felix Potvin Steve Chaisson Dave Ellett Mike Ricci Dmitri Mirinov (MENS) 0 o n n un w 0 0 1 o o â€"â€" a o e o o 0 a u«.00 TP ELORA 5, OAKVILLE 3 (Nov. 3, away): Oakville fell behind 3â€"1 in the first period (Mike Ball, unassisted) and couldn‘t recovâ€" er. They did make a game of it with a pair of third period goals by Trevor Burns and Andrew MacDonald. Picking up assists were John Whiting, Andrew Green and Mike Capaldo. Trevor Bumns played a strong game on offense and Rob Haines had an excellent defensive game. OAKVILLE 4, FERGUS 1 (Nov. 4, away): Oakville broke open a 1â€"1 tie with three unanswered goals. The team played much better defensively than they played the night before in Elora. Thomas Yawney played his best game of the year on defense, handling the puck extremely well and passing it up to the forwards to set up the attack. Offensively, the team played a much improved game with all three lines contributing offensively. Single goals went to Christian Daniels, Ken Long, Andrew MacDonald (shorthanded) and Chris Cekota. Mike Ball picked up the lone assist. ELORA 7, OAKVILLE 1 (Nov. 5, home): Oakville opened the scoring in the first periâ€" od (Andrew McDonald from Geoff Aselstine and Christian Daniels), but it was all Elora from then on. OAKVILLE 2, ARTHUR 1 (Nov. 8, away): a real goaltenders‘ dual with both Oakville goalies making outstanding saves. Dave Caicco potted Oakville‘s first goal, assisted by John Whiting and Chris Cekota. With less than five minutes in the game, Christian Daniels tied the game, assisted by Andrew McDonald and John Whiting. OAKVILLE 3, MISSISSAUGA 2 (exhibiâ€" tion Nov. 6, away): defensively, John Whiting played a strong game and on the offense, Ken Long continued to improve his play. Both goalies â€" Jeff Turner and Brian Donnelly â€" had a tremendous game, making a number of key saves and keeping the score close. Rep Hockey OAKVILLE 3, GEORGETOWN 0 (Nov. 13, home): Brian Donnelly and Jeff Turner shared the shutâ€"out. The defense â€" in parâ€" ticular Mike Capaldo â€" did an excellent job throughout the game so that the goalâ€" tenders did not have to face too many shots. David Caicco, Mike Ball and Geoff Aselstine scored the goals. Assists went to Mike Ball, Andrew Green, Trevor Burns and Andrew McDonald. ACTON 4, OAKVILLE O (Nov. 16, away): Oakville goalie Jeff Turner played well in goal in a losing effort. Acton is a good solid club that played a strong game. Oakville played their hearts out but came up short against a tough team. (Continued from page 26) 1 on a goal by Ken Long, assisted by Chris Cekota. Skiis and Biikes shows it â€" and stocks it â€" in depth. World class Alpine ski products backed by people on our staff with the best experience in snow business. Experts who will make sure you get the right skis â€" at the right price. Rossignol, Head or Elan skis with Salomon QS5 or Marker M27 Bindings. Installed Waxed SC5 Koflac Boot ... .. Salomon SX45 Boot .. 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