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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Friday August 25, 2006 - 33 www.oakvillebeaver.com Run Date: 06/08/25 Metroland Oakville Beaver (4.525 x 5.3125 ) B&W Look for our incredible Super Sale Flyer in today's paper! (Only in selected areas) FREE 51" TV When you purchase and keep the Joey or Plush Sofa, Loveseat and Chair package+ Joey Leather Sofa 99900 SILVER BELLES: The Oakville Angels went 8-4 at the recent Canadian Junior Ladies Softball Championships in Montreal, claiming national silver. Also available in black. Plus FREE TV with all 3 pieces Junior Angels earn national silver Posting an overall record of 8-4, the Oakville Angels earned silver at the recently-held Canadian Junior Ladies Softball Championships in Montreal. Oakville actually defeated the eventual champion, Winnipeg Smitty's, in the semifinal, but met Winnipeg again in the championship game due to the double-elimination medal round format. Smitty's then blanked the Angels 7-0 to claim the gold. In preliminary-robin play, Oakville defeated the Edmonton Calahoo 3-2, Calgary Ice 5-1, Saskatoon Starco 4-3, Manitoba Magic 7-1 and Port Perry 3-2. The Angels also dropped decisions to Edmonton Sherwood Park (10-6), Pickering (4-3) and Regina Extreme (6-2). Oakville faced Pickering in a round-robin tiebreaker and trounced the Heat 12-5. Centerfielder Jodi Waltho sparked the rout, hitting for the cycle, while Tressa Williamson and Jessica Scholey added home runs. Scholey belted a grand slam in the Angels' next game, a 7-0 win over Edmonton Sherwood Park, to advance Oakville to the semifinal. Nicole Ronald drove in the winning run in the semifinal versus Winnipeg, drawing a basesloaded walk on a full-count pitch. Laura Gallant and Waltho were named tournament all-stars, while Nicole MacDonald, Karen Van De Walle, Meghan Chenoweth, Karen Hodgson and Ashleigh Kelly provided steady defensive play throughout the competition. Amanda Black and Ronald pitched for the team, which was sponsored by Mobile Cartage of Burlington and featured university students aged 1923. Paddy Ryan, Steve Bottoms and Gord Shorey coached the team this season. loveseat $989 chair $949 ottoman $299 51" HD Ready Projection TV + Cannot be combined with any other offer. See in store for complete details. Burlington QEW & Walker's Line 333-5533 Mississauga South 1607 Dundas St.E. 629-2900 Mississauga SuperStore 3025 Ridgeway Dr. 569-0677 Mississauga North #2, 5800 McLaughlin Rd. 502-7500 Complete Beauty Package Visit 1 Visit 2 Visit 4 FIFTH IN ONTARIO: The Oakville midget A Hawks finished their lacrosse season recently with a fifth-place finish at the Ontario Summer Games. Up-and-down midget A Hawks finish fifth at lacrosse provincials The roller coaster ride also known as the Oakville midget A Hawks' season came to an end recently with a fifth-place finish at the Ontario Summer Games. The Hawks went 1-2 in their first day of box lacrosse competition at the provincial championships, then rebounded to go 2-1 the following day. Their only loss in the second day was a 7-5 heartbreaker to eventual gold-medalist Six Nations. Oakville began the season with a firstplace seeding but fourth-place finish in the provincial field lacrosse championships. The Hawks, filled with first-year midget players, went on to win a tournament and finish second in two others, serving notice they were a team to watch at provincials. However, Oakville nearly didn't make it to the Ontario Summer Games, needing a 4-1 record in the second qualifying round to advance. Hawks captain Josh Ruys was named to the provincial all-star team following the Ontario Summer Games, the final highlight of his days as a minor lacrosse player. Other players on the team, coached by Ken Gillies and Stu Brown, were Jamie Elliott, Alex Kruse, Cam Watts, Reid Stevens, Dylan Gilbert, Brad Gillies, Ryan Walik, Christian Johansson, Sam White, Nick Soubry, Jim Whelpdale, Josh Barrick, Elliot Cowburn, Eric Crepinsek, Mark Runciman and Jake Jagodkin. John Elliott was the team's trainer. Visit 3 $49.00 20% off Exclusive Services 0% f f 0% off Exclusive Services c · Perms · Hair Extensions · Caviar Deep Conditioning Treatment · · Permanent Thermal Straightening · 110 Reynolds Street, Downtown Oakville 905-844-2504 www.manyfaces.ca