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46 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday December 7, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com Atoms champs in Chatham Proving their undefeated record in regular-season play was no fluke, the Oakville atom A Rangers won the championship at a recent AA tournament in Chatham. Oakville went 3-1 in round-robin action, then defeated the host Chatham squad 2-1 in the championship game to claim the Tom Reeve Memorial title. Members of the team are Michael Cookish, Griffen Wallace-Higgs, Jackson Bales, Jordan Boulding, Mark Bzowey, Sean Courage, Mitch Denis, Nick Greco, Robert Hudson, Sean Keating, Brian Keatings, Kyle McLaren, Matthew Simonot, Zach Stamegna, Ryan Tomka, Aidan Challis and Brandon Wood. Brian Stamegma, Brian Wood and Todd Courage coach the team. Rob Cookish is the trainer and Cort Challis is the manager. Novice A The Oakville novice A Rangers won their first four games at the recent Guelph Powerplay Tournament before falling 3-2 to the Niagara Wolves and settling for silver. Oakville had defeated Niagara 3-2 earli- REPHOCKEY er in the tournament, also posting wins over the Aurora Tigers (7-1), Pickering Panthers (10-1) and Guelph Storm (2-1). Members of the club, which boasted an overall record of 29-4-1 following the tournament, are Jacob Gower, Cole Purboo, Colton Incze, Kyle Salmon, Harrison Clarke, Brett Goold, Ryan Menne, Tyler Sampson, James Gabura, Nathaniel Gerchikov, Joey Berkopec, Mike Matson, Curtis Fernandes, Kyle Barrett, Liam Donnelly, Jacob Saunders and Kyle Petta Ionescu. Dwayne Clarke, Steve Sampson, Desmond Fernandes and Scott Goold coach the team, managed by Judy Gower. Peewee AE The Oakville Ren's Pet Depot peewee AE Rangers enjoyed a perfect month in November, going 8-0 in league play and 40 at the Toronto Ice Dogs tournament. Oakville outscored its opposition 35-9 in the eight league games, and downed Toronto 5-2 in the final of the Ice Dogs tournament to earn its second gold of the year. GOLDEN: The Oakville atom A Rangers won four of their five games to claim the championship at the recent Tom Reeve Memorial AA tournament in Chatham. Stingy Hawks win Montreal tourney The season of giving is quickly approaching, but the Loyola Hawks weren't in a charitable mood at last weekend's Canadian Cup boys' high school hockey tournament. In fact, Loyola was downright miserly, allowing only three goals in five games as it posted a 4-1 record to win the championship at the Montreal competition. "We'd never even made it to the playoff round of that tournament before, and this was our fourth year going there," said Hawks coach Larry Litzgus. "To win (gold) was pretty big." The Hawks clinched the title with a 3-0 blanking of Sault Ste. Marie in the final, avenging a 1-0 loss to the Soo earlier in the tournament. Loyola also posted wins over Halton league rivals T.A. Blakelock, Milton District and Lester B. GETTING Pearson during the competition. DEFENSIVE: The Hawks netminding tandem of Justin Singer and The Loyola Hawks Domenic Palmieri led the way defensively, while Braydon won the Canadian Chow had two goals and three assists in the tournament to Cup boys' high school hockey tour- earn the MVP award. Loyola captain Shane Wilton scored four times -- includnament last weeking a hat trick against Milton -- and Rob Taal and Brandon end in Montreal, allowing only three Lincz each scored three goals. Curtis Gamble, Matt Lowe goals in five games. and Nathan Banton added singles, with Banton contributing five assists. Wilton won the shoot-out portion of the tournament's skills competition as well, converting five of his six CORRECTION NOTICE attempts. 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