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26 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday October 4, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com FREE UP TO FALL SPECIAL!& HUMIDIFIER PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT Trinity, Loyola, OT enjoy 2-0 weeks in senior girls' hoops Holy Trinity continues to cruise in Halton high school senior girls' basketball. The Titans posted two more easy wins this past week, defeating the Christ the King Jaguars 88-23 and T.A. Blakelock Tigers 52-32 to improve to 6-0 on the Volpe/Poliziani Division (AAA/AAAA schools) season. Amanda Perrotta scored a season-high 20 points in the win over the Jaguars. Olivia Wozniak scored 16, Cydoney HIGH SCHOOLBASKETBALL Curran had 13 and Laura Mooney and Katie Sinopoli each contributed 10 for the Titans, who led 26-2 after one quarter and 48-8 at half. All Trinity players scored in the game. Versus Blakelock, Perrotta again led the way, this time scoring 11 points. Sam Ernest added nine and Mooney netted six. 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The elementary schools in Oakville Ward 4 include Abbey Lane, Captain R. Wilson, Emily Carr, Forest Trail, Heritage Glen, Pilgrim Wood, and West Oak public schools. The Halton District School Board encourages public school supporters and parents to take time to read this material and to provide input to the future of Oakville Ward 4 public schools. Feedback response forms must be returned by October 7, 2008. Halton District School Board W. Joudrie Director of Education Gillian Tuck Kutarna Chair of the Board 2050 Guelph Line, PO Box 5005, Burlington, ON L7R 3Z2 (905) 335-3663 (905) 842-3014 (905) 878-8451 Fax: (905) 335-9802 www.hdsb.ca Males & Females 6-18 years Full Kappa Uniform www.asromacanada.com 1 888 9 ASROMA 905 599 7154 Royals Monday. The Loyola Hawks and Oakville Trafalgar Red Devils also enjoyed successful weeks. Loyola, which upset the Notre Dame Fighting Irish the previous week, rode that momentum to wins over the Iroquois Ridge Trailblazers (54-33) and Assumption Crusaders (60-15), while the Red Devils defeated Assumption 41-23 and pounded the Georgetown Rebels 46-14. Loyola's balanced offensive attack was evident Wednesday against Assumption. Megan Hickingbottom and Nicole Garcia tied for the scoring lead with 12 points, while Ashara Cadogan and Marti Killeen both scored 10. The Hawks (5-1) and Red Devils (4-2) will clash Monday at Loyola, beginning at approximately 4:45 p.m. In other Volpe/Poliziani Division action, the Abbey Park Eagles fell 40-31 to the Robert Bateman Wild and defeated Bishop Reding 33-26. Abbey Park (4-2) is tied with Nelson and M.M. Robinson for third in the Volpe Division, and will visit Notre Dame Monday. Blakelock fell 63-20 to Notre Dame before its loss to Trinity Wednesday, and will carry a 2-4 mark into a road meeting Monday with Assumption. St. Thomas Aquinas had no answer for Milton District's Kayla Alexander in Richardson Division play Thursday. The 6-foot-4 Alexander, a member of the junior national team, scored 33 points to lead the Mustangs to a 46-38 win over Aquinas. Melanie Enright had 15 points for the Raiders, who are now 3-1 on the season. Aquinas beat Lester B. Pearson Patriots 41-33 earlier in the week. The Raiders will visit the E.C. Drury Spartans Tuesday. The White Oaks Wildcats took advantage of weaker competition past week to post a pair of wins and improve to 2-3. White Oaks downed the Acton Bearcats 24-9 Tuesday, then defeated the Aldershot Lions 36-22 Thursday. Acton and Aldershot have combined for one win this season. Emily McRae was White Oaks' top scorer in both games, netting 12 points against Acton and scoring nine against Aldershot. Shannon Stack added eight points in the victory over the Lions. WHO DOES IT... HOME IMPROVEMENTS 905-845-3824 RENOVATIONS RENOVATIONS ext. 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