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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday July 30, 2008 - 27 Reavie will be back in '09 Longhorns prepare for unknown Continued from page 25 ish off the last two holes of his previous day's round that he eventually had to pack in because it was too dark to read his putt on the 17th green. When he two-putted 17 for par and then birdied 18, he left the course as the third-round leader and returned to his hotel for a nap. Golfers don't like their routines to be interrupted --not that the rain delays on the first two days prevented Reavie from posting the lowest round each day -- so, after sleeping for an hour and a half, he did what he always does. "I woke up, took a shower, and did the exact same routine I do every morning. Even though I had already done it once before, just to get in the same flow." Reavie could have also been troubled that pre-tournament favourite Anthony Kim sat just one stroke behind when he teed off, again, just before 2 p.m. He could have caved when he bogeyed two of the first three holes in the final round (he had recorded only one bogey on the front nine the entire tournament to that point). Instead he birdied the next hole. "Momentum-wise, it calmed me down, I made a couple bogies. I didn't really hit terrible shots," he said. "I was pulling the ball a little bit. It was a little quick. Little nervous, and that calmed me down quite a bit." Birdies on 9 and 10 all but sealed the victory, except in Reavie's mind. Even when his final challenger, the veteran Mayfair, settled for par on the final hole giving him two shots to play with, Reavie didn't relax until the 266th shot of the 267 he took over the course of the week. "I didn't feel comfortable until I hit my third shot on the green on 18. That's when I relaxed and said ` OK, I've got it.'" Reavie then stepped up and put an emphatic stamp on his win by draining a 12-foot birdie putt. Though Reavie got a loud ovation from the crowd gathered around the 18th green, it was still nothing compared to the one Canadian Mike Weir received 15 minutes earlier when he made his way up the final fairway. "I'm lucky that I'm one of the very few guys that get a chance to have something like that happen," said Weir, who finished with a solid two-under 69 to earn a share of fifth place. Two-time defending champ Jim Furyk, who finished tied for 14th, also got a rousing cheer from the gallery. Reavie could hear a similar response when the Canadian Open returns to Glen Abbey next year. "I'll be back, absolutely. Wouldn't miss it for the world," he said. By that time, the 2008 champion will be better known to the Canadian crowd and Reavie, he hopes, won't be so unfamiliar with the numbers on the winner's cheque. Barry Emo thinks the Oakville Longhorns will be a scary first-round opponent for any team in the Northern Football Conference. Whose opponent the Longhorns will be, however, remains the big question. As of yesterday (Tuesday), just four days before the NFC playoffs begin, the league had not finalized its first-round matchups. Several issues -- one team's tardiness in paying its league fees this year, another's alleged season-long use of an ineligible player, and a postponed game earlier this month between Oakville and the Oshawa Hawkeyes -- have league officials scrambling to determine the final standings. Oakville's most likely opponent this weekend will be the Milton Marauders, but even the potential location for a matchup between the two rivals is unclear. Emo, the Longhorns' coach, expects Oakville will be awarded a forfeit victory from its unplayed game against Meet Burloak's Olympians Local residents will have the opportunity to meet five Olympians just days before they head to the Olympics. The Burloak Canoe Club will host a sendoff barbecue for its Olympians Monday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oakville's Adam van Koeverden and Burlington's Mark Oldershaw, Brady Reardon and national canoe/kayak coach Scott Oldershaw, as well as Mississauga's Chris Pellini, will be at the club. The public is invited to come meet them and wish them well. Van Koeverden, who last week was named Canada's flag bearer for the opening ceremonies, will compete in the K-1 500-metre and 1,000m. He is the reigning Olympic champion in the 500m and won a bronze at the 2004 Games in the 1,000m. Oldershaw will compete in the C-1 (canoe singles) 500m. Reardon and Pellini will make up half of Canada's K-4 (kayak fours) entry. The sendoff barbecue will be held at the Burloak Canoe Club, located at 160 Water St. The Olympics begin Aug. 8 in Beijing, China. Oshawa. The Longhorns travelled to Oshawa and were prepared to play, but City of Oshawa officials declared the field unsafe to play on. Under the NFC constitution, Emo said, the Hawkeyes are required to have a backup field arranged. "It should be a forfeit on Oshawa's part because they didn't have a backup field available," said Emo. If a forfeit victory is awarded to Oakville, the Longhorns would finish fourth and host Milton Saturday at Bronte Athletic Field for a 7 p.m. start. If the game is declared a tie, Milton would be home to Oakville Saturday afternoon. The Longhorns improved to 3-2-1 on the season with a 34-15 victory last weekend in North Bay. Tommy Wighton had a pair of touchdown runs for Oakville, which scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter. 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