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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday March 24, 2007 - 23 SKY HIGH: The Oakville Hornets Sky Blue Ducks won all five of their games, including a 4-3 overtime victory over Burlington in the final, to win the championship at a recent girls' hockey tournament in Burlington. MEN'S SUMMER HOCKEY Save $1000 per team Burlington 5 Divisions Mon.-Thurs. 905-335-6837 Sky Blue Ducks champs in Burlington An overtime victory over the Burlington Barracudas lifted the Oakville Hornets Sky Blue Ducks to the intermediate championship at a recent girls' hockey tournament in Burlington. Oakville scored 25 seconds into the extra session to pull out a 4-3 triumph. The Sky Blue Ducks had also been severely tested in the semifinal, edging Hamilton 1-0. In round-robin action, Oakville posted 4-1, 2-1 and 1-0 wins. Players on the team are Laura Wilson, Colleen Doherty, Kassandra Dube, Jamie Fergus, Ashley Runciman, Katie Cavasin, Laura Hunter, Katherine Wallace, Sarah Longo, Christina Wilson and Christy Fergus. Mikayla Baxter, Laura Pinto and Christy Cameron-Silcox were called up for the tournament and also contributed to the gold-medal win. Drive a Little - Save a Lot! Bring Home the World! Next year, bring the world home to your family. EF Foundation is looking for caring families interested in hosting a high school exchange student from another part of the world. Why not share your world with a teenager from abroad while learning about another country, another language, another culture? Stefanie is a 16-year-old girl from Germany, who will be coming to Canada in August for a high school year. She enjoys dancing, playing piano, and reading, and describes herself as nature-loving and humorous. Are you the host family she needs to make her year a success? For more information as to how your family could get involved in this exciting volunteer opportunity by hosting Stefanie or another student like her, contact our local coordinator: Elaine at: 905-639-4400 or Our head office at 1-800-263-2825 SPORTSBRIEFS championship games, with titles handed out in red, white and blue (where applicable) divisions. Awards week determines champions but it is also about fun for the more than 3,000 house league players and their families. Players and families are encouraged to attend their division's championship game and cheer on the two teams that came on top during playoffs, while all players will parade onto the ice for awards presentations following their division's championship game. This year, the Minor Oaks MOMS will present more than 2,500 trophies to players from tyke to juvenile. Players in the initiation program will enjoy their graduation festival tomorrow at River Oaks Recreation Centre. They will all receive participation awards, courtesy of the division's sponsor, Tim Hortons. Esso participation awards will be provided to all players in all divisions. An admission fee of $3 will be charged to parents in order to defray the costs of Awards Week. All MOHA players wearing their jerseys, children five and under, seniors, sponsors and volunteers will be admitted free of charge. Minor atoms eliminated The final win of a playoff series is often the most difficult to get, as the Oakville minor atom AAA Rangers found out in their first-round OMHA playdown series against St. Catharines. Oakville won the first three games of the first-to-eight-points series, only to have the Falcons rally to win the next four and eliminate the Rangers. St. Catharines edged Oakville 2-1 in overtime in the decisive seventh game, following the Falcons' last-minute 4-3 victory in Game 6. St. Catharines also posted triumphs of 6-3 and 3-1 after the Rangers had opened the series with 4-2, 6-2 and 4-0 wins. Ashur Elliot, Cole Buchan, Jesse Barwell, Sam Vasilaros-Wilson, Dallas Taylor, Luke Whitehouse, Mitchell Prentice, Austin Seaver, Andrew Dumaresque and Craig Cook scored goals for the Rangers during the series. Oliver Chau and Josh Kosack contributed assists, while Ben Blacker earned the shutout in Game 3. DOWNTOWN OAKVILLE COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUM Buy or Lease y Buy Lease ­ $225 per ft. ­ $14 net per ft. + $6 TMI per ft. 3,179 sq. ft. 2,578 sq. ft. $715,275 $4,300/mo. 0 MOMS awards week The annual MOMS awards week, the grand finale of the house league hockey season in Oakville, will begin tomorrow at Dominion Twin Rinks. Over the following seven days, teams from 11 age divisions will play their East of Navy Street with 48 feet of frontage 4 Private Offices + Open Area C3R Commercial Zoning To view call John Vail Brokerage, Broker of Record Real Estate & Business Brokerage FREE Market Evaluation · Sale · Lease · Sublease 905-842-8690 Office, 905-301-9000 Cell JohnVail.com AVA I L A B L E