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20 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday February 25, 2009 www.oakvillebeaver.com Ball registrants can win WBC tickets Loyola hoopsters stun Assumption Players and parents who register for the upcoming Baseball Oakville season by the end of the month have an opportunity to win a pair of field-level tickets to next month's World Baseball Classic in Toronto. Registrations received by Feb. 28 will be entered in a draw for a chance to win one of two pairs of tickets to Canada's Saturday, March 7 game against the United States at the Rogers Centre. The two winners will receive a pair of seats in Section 129. Baseball Oakville (the Oakville Minor Baseball Association) offers recreational baseball at the house league level, a higher caliber of play at the select level, and competitive town rep teams for boys, girls and youth age five to 23. The 2009 season runs from mid-May to late August. Baseball Oakville is Oakville's longest-established minor baseball association, serving the community since 1963. It is a member association of the Central Ontario Baseball Association, the Ontario Baseball Association and the Canadian Federation of Amateur Baseball. Registrations can be done online via Baseball Oakville's secure, encrypted payment system which accepts VISA, Mastercard, American Express and PayPal. Details about registering a player via regular mail can be found on the Baseball Oakville web site at www.baseballoakville.com. The Loyola Hawks found the perfect time to finally beat the Assumption Crusaders. Loyola shocked the previously undefeated Crusaders 88-80 Friday in a Halton high school senior boys' basketball AAA/AAAA semifinal contest at Assumption, earning a berth in today's (Wednesday's) regional final at Sheridan College. The victory over Assumption was the Hawks' first in four meetings with the Crusaders this season. Loyola fell to Assumption in league play, then in the AllOntario Catholic qualifying tournament and again at the All-Ontario Catholic championships. Loyola will face the Nelson Lords in the championship game, which is scheduled to tip off at approximately 6 p.m. Nelson upended the two-time defending champion Holy Trinity Titans 57-49 in Friday's other semifinal. The Titans and Crusaders were scheduled to play a AAAA challenge game yesterday (Tuesday) in Burlington to determine the Halton rep for provincial qualifiers. Trinity's juniors weren't denied a trip to Sheridan, however, advancing to the AAA/AAAA title game with a 62-36 win over the Iroquois Ridge Trailblazers Friday at Iroquois Ridge. The Titans will take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish today at 2:15 p.m. The St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders will also play for a Halton title today. Aquinas, which HIGH SCHOOLSPORTS pounded the King's Christian Cavaliers 9442 in Friday's senior A/AA semifinals, will clash with the Aldershot Lions at Sheridan at 4 p.m. The junior A/AA game will feature two Burlington teams, the Lester B. Pearson Patriots and Corpus Christi Longhorns, at 12:30 p.m. Pearson defeated Aquinas 49-25 and Corpus Christi downed King's 43-32 in Friday's semifinals. STA in two volleyball finals As of yesterday afternoon, there was a possibility that all four of tomorrow's (Thursday's) Halton girls' volleyball championship games would feature local teams. Aquinas had already locked up spots in the senior and junior A/AA finals, having won their semifinal contests Monday. The senior Raiders will play the E.C. Drury Spartans at Sheridan tomorrow at 1 p.m., followed by the juniors' match against the Milton District Mustangs (approximate start time of 2:30 p.m.). The AAA/AAAA finalists were determined yesterday (results were not available at press time). The Oakville Trafalgar Red Devils took on Nelson and the Georgetown Rebels faced Notre Dame in the senior finals, while Loyola clashed with Georgetown and Trinity visited Nelson in junior action. Oakville Little League - 2009 Youth Baseball Registration Division Age Space is limited in some divisions. Register early to avoid disappointment. Blastball 4-5 T-Ball 5-6 Coach Pitch 6 - 7 Rookeball 8 Minor A 9 Minor AA 10 Minor AAA 11 Major 12 Junior 13 - 14 Senior 15 - 18 WHERE: OAKVILLE LITTLE LEAGUE FIELDHOUSE, 425 Cornwall Road WHEN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 2009 from 9:00AM to 4:00PM Oakville Little League offers: 6 6 6 6 The largest youth baseball organization in Oakville. The highest caliber, fun and fair-play house leagues. Grass infields, pitching mounds, outfield fences & dugouts for ages 9 & up. The only All-Star program to compete in Senior, Junior & Little League World Series playdowns. 6 Fees include: Major League replica uniform, individual & team photos. 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