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42 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday December 5, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com DEREK WOOLLAM / SPECIAL TO THE OAKVILLE BEAVER STEADY GOING: Iroquois Ridge's John Steadman plows through the water during last week's high school swim meet at White Oaks Pool. OT sweeps titles at swim meet Oakville Trafalgar High School won the girls', boys' and overall team titles at the four-school swim meet it hosted Friday at White Oaks Pool. The Red Devils dominated the girls' competition, finishing with more team points (236) than Iroquois Ridge, T.A. Blakelock and White Oaks combined (194). Boys' action was a bit closer, as OT's 135 points were 35 more than second-place finisher Iroquois Ridge. Overall point totals saw OT with 371, Ridge with 174, Blakelock with 114 and White Oaks with 111. Swimmers to win more than one individual race included Ridge's Erin Assman (open girls' 100metre butterfly and senior 100m individual medley), Kent Kikot (open boys' 100m butterfly and 100m freestyle), Ridge's Alex Harris (senior boys' 50m freestyle and 100m individual medley), and OT's Kirsten Veenhuizen (senior girls' 100m backstroke and 50m butterfly), Rachel Petford (junior girls' 50m breaststroke and 50m backstroke), Erik Veenhuizen (junior boys' 50m butterfly and 50m backstroke) and J.D. Middleton (junior boys' 50m freestyle and 100m individual medley). Top-three finishers from all races are as follows (first names were not provided in all instances): Girls Jr medley relay: 1. Sam Mehltretter, Rachel Petford, Tori Rooke, Gwen Scott (OT), 2:35.25; 2. Thompson, Stephenson, Girand, White (TAB), 2:42.03; 3. Gatton, Johnson, Oleka, Preston (OT, 2:50.53 · Sr. medley relay: 1. Assman, Boffa, Ritchie, Turk (IR), 2:17.97; 2. Erin Dodds, Adrienne Joaquim, Shauna Moore, Kirsten Veenhuizen (OT), 2:29.38; 3. Robinson, Munoz, Joaquim, Campbell (OT), 2:45.60 · Open 100m free: 1. Julia Ritchie (IR), 1:07.81; 2. Erin Roach (WO), 1:15.81 · Jr 50m freestyle: 1. Jillian Becker (WO), 30.6; 2. Rachel Petford (OT), 31.47; 3. Dana Thompson (TAB), 33.5 · Sr 50m freestyle: 1. Kelty Campbell (OT), 33.06; 2. Marissa MacDonald (WO, 33.2; 3. Danielle Morland (OT), 33.28 · Open 100m butterfly: 1. Erin Assman (IR), 1:11.22; 2. Erin Roach (WO), 1:40.60 · Jr 50m butterfly: 1. Sam Mehltretter (OT), 39.59; 2. Tori Rooke (OT), 40.91; 3. Danica Creaghin (WO), 48.13 · Sr 50m butterfly: 1. Kirsten Veenhuizen (OT), 35.94; 2. Danielle Morland (OT), 40.40; 3. Jocelyn Jarvis (IR), 49.25 · Sr 100m freestyle: 1. Shauna Moore (OT), 1:15.10; 2. Courtney Jones (IR), 1:16.60; 3. Kelty Campbell (OT), 1:17.03 · Open 100m backstroke: 1. Hilary Turk (IR), 1:14.47; 2. Carolyn Antonsen (IR), 1:17.35; 3. Julia Ritchie (IR), 1:23.19 · Jr 50m backstroke: 1. Rachel Petford (OT), 33.00; 2. Jillian Becker (WO), 36.97; 3. Gwen Scott (OT), 41.84 · Sr 100m backstroke: 1. Kirsten Veenhuizen (OT), 1:23.06; 2. Erin Dodds (OT), 1:24.66; 3. Jessica Miki (WO), 1:33.50 · Open 100m breaststroke: 1. Veronica Davis-Freeman (OT), 1:23.00; 2. Erin Assman (IR), 1:25.00; 3. Karina Sils (OT), 1:26.18 · Jr 50m breaststroke: 1. Rachel Petford (OT), 40.03; 2. Gwen Scott (OT), 44.13; 3. Dana Thompson (TAB), 46.00 · Sr 100m breaststroke: 1. Shauna Moore (OT), 1:34.87; 2. Kelty Campbell (OT), 1:36.00; 3. Zoe Van Natto (TAB), 1:37.97 · Jr 100m IM: 1. Emilie Rooke (OT), 1:29.25; 2. Sam Mehltretter (OT), 1:33.00; 3. Hannah Stubina (IR), 1:56.57 · Sr 100m IM: 1. Erin Assman (IR), 1:14.69; 2. Rachel Petford (OT), 1:19.25; 3. Hilary Turk (IR), 1:19.53 · Jr freestyle relay: 1. Mehltretter, Petford, Rooke, Scott (OT), 2:23.40; 2. Gatton, Johnson, Oleka, Preston (OT), 2:32.00; 3. Bogacheva, Markwick, Steeves, Stubina (IR), 2:39.41 · Sr freestyle relay: 1. Shauna Moore, Kelty Campbell, Danielle Morland, Kirsten Veenhuizen (OT), 2:16.40; 2. Van Natto, Reinholt, Thompson, MacKenzie (TAB), 2:24.56; 3. MacDonald, Wiltshire, Caigner, Tinsley (WO), 2:24.68 Boys Jr medley relay: 1. Russell Horton, J.D. Middleton, Matthew Plouffe, Erik Veenhuiz (IR), 2:30.43; 2. Dan Arnold, John Baeh, Marc Ovsec, Kurt Jurgen (IR), 2:49.60 · Sr medley relay: 1. Alex Harris, Mack Darragh, Kent Kikot, John Steadman (IR), 1:58.40; 2. Andrew Kadwell, Jeff MacSween, Paul Van Roosendaal, Julian Gomez (OT), 2:10.22; 3. David Mehltretter, Kevin Kellenburger, Brandon Teteruck, Andrew McGuire (WO), 2:16.75 · Open 100m freestyle: 1. Kent Kikot (IR), 56.21; 2. Brody Dyson (TAB), 58.50; 3. Reid Scarrow (IR), 59.09 · Jr 50m freestyle: 1. J.D. Middleton (OT), 30.41; 2. Erik Veenhuizen (OT), 30.77; 3. Ben Fanelli (TAB), 33.22 · Sr 50m freestyle: 1. Alex Harris (IR), 26.63; 2. Andrew Kadwell (OT), 27.15; 3. Andrew McGuire (WO), 27.72 · Open 100m butterfly: 1. Kent Kikot (IR), 1:02.56; 2. Mack Darragh (IR), 1:04.31; 3. Reid Scarrow (IR), 1:06.64 · Jr 50m butterfly: 1. Erik Veenhuizen (OT), 39.22; 2. J.D. Middelton (OT), 39.44; 3. Frank Baillie (TAB), 46.94 · Sr 50m butterfly: 1. Brandon Teteruck (WO), 32.18; 2. Kyu Sung Byun (IR), 36.63 · Sr 100m freestyle: 1. Andrew Kadwell (OT), 1:03.81; 2. Patricio Gomez (OT), 1:05.72; 3. Colin Reinholt (TAB), 1:05.94 · Open 100m backstroke: 1. Dylan Kent (OT), 1:05.41; 2. Mack Darragh (IR), 1:05.56; 3. Brody Dyson (TAB), 1:05.66 Jr 50m backstroke: 1. Erik Veenhuizen (OT), 42.05; 2. Artem Ivakhenko (WO), 45.00; 3. Matthew Plouffe (OT), 46.09 · Sr 100m backstroke: 1. Colin Reinholt (TAB), 1:15.75; 2. Jeff MacSween (OT), 1:17.00; 3. Paul Van Roosendaal (OT), 1:24.60 · Open 100m breaststroke: 1. Mack Darragh (IR), 1:16.53; 2. Reid Scarrow (IR), 1:18.00; 3. Kent Kikot (IR), 1:22.15 · Jr 100m breaststroke: 1. Ben Fanelli (TAB), 45.00; 2. Erik Veenhuizen (OT), 46.28; 3. Russell Horton (OT), 49.78 · Sr 100m breaststroke: 1. Steven Ritchie (IR), 1:22.25; 2. Kevin Kellenburger (WO), 1:23.03; 3. Alex Harris (IR), 1:27.09 · Jr 100m IM: 1. J.D. Middleton (OT), 1:19.44; 2. Joshua Kho (WO), 1:28.44 · Sr 100m IM: 1. Alex Harris (IR), 1:13.06; 2. Jeff MacSween (OT), 1:14.00; 3. Brandon Teteruck (WO), 1:14.84 · Jr freestyle relay: 1. J.D. Middleton, Russell Horton, Chris Middleton, Erik Veenhuizen (OT), 2:20.41; 2. Dan Arnold, John Baeh, Marc Ovsec, Chris Antonsen (IR), 2:27.57 · Sr freestyle relay: 1. Kent Kikot, Mack Darragh, Evan Kohal, John Steadman (IR), 1:51.72; 2. Steven Ritchie, Thom Thrall, Ryan Maccarone, Reid Scarrow (IR), 1:54.69; 3. Colin Reinholt, Matthew Cudmore, Dylan Liptrap, Ben Farelli (TAB), 2:05.16. MICHAEL IVANIN / SPECIAL TO THE OAKVILLE BEAVER BLOCK PARTY: Pine Grove students Simon Harmgardt (left) and Lazar Kbjovic attempt to block the ball during Friday's Halton elementary school volleyball Tier 2 finals in Milton. Pine Grove fell to Georgetown's Silver Creek in the boys' final. Oakville denied in Tier 2 v-ball Schools from the north won both the girls' and boys' Tier 2 Halton elementary school volleyball titles up for grabs Friday in Milton. Milton's Hawthorne Village earned the girls' title, defeating Burlington's Brant Hills 19-25, 25-21, 15-9 in the championship game. Georgetown's Silver Creek claimed the boys' crown with a 25-17, 25-22 victory over Oakville's Pine Grove. Pine Grove, competing in its first season of senior volleyball, had gone 3-3 in pool play before upsetting Heritage Glen 25-6 in the semifinal. Simon Harmgardt stood out with his power serves and spikes, Austin Wright set the ball well throughout the evening, and Berkin Cetin provided plenty of leadership for Pine Grove. Heritage Glen and New Central posted 4-2 records in preliminary-round action, with Heritage Glen claiming its pool via tiebreaker. New Central dropped its semifinal game to Silver Creek, 2512. Parity was the story in girls' play. Three schools, including Oakville's Eastview and West Oak, finished tied for first place in one of the pools. Brant Hills edged out West Oak 15-13 in a tiebreaker to advance to the playoff round. Eastview fell 25-23 to Hawthorne Village in the semifinals. 24th Year Blades keep rolling with three more wins Geoff Guimond scored with 5:10 remaining in regulation time to give the Oakville Blades a 7-6 win over the Burlington Cougars Sunday, the Blades' third victory in four days. Jeremy Welsh added two goals and Nick McParland, Julian Cimadamore, Chris Haltigin and Chris Corbeil also tallied for the Blades, who extended their winning streak to 10 games. Oakville continues to lead the Provincial Junior A Hockey League's West Conference, owning a record of 22-4-3. Luke Moodie had three assists, and Welsh added two helpers for a fourpoint afternoon. Sunday's game was the back end of a home-and-home between the Blades and the Cougars. Oakville claimed the first meeting, 5-2 Friday at Joshua's Creek Arenas, as Trevor Eckenswiller, Luc Boissinneault, Cimadamore, McParland and Moodie found the net for the Blades. The previous night, Oakville knocked off the second-place Brampton Capitals 3-1. Guimond, Eckenswiller and Moodie had the Blades' goals. Scott Greenham earned the win in goal in all three games. Oakville is scheduled to face two of the league's weaker teams this weekend. 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