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Sledge hockey will be accommodated "This is only Phase 1," said Burton, noting the arena nesses will also be stored at that project was funded by future growth and the benefits from the Development Charges Act. rink. "This should become the major hub of community "Town council is strongly committed to the principles of acces- activity in our town." sibility," said Burton. "Sledge hockey is an opportunity to Do good, feel good! expand sports activity to groups Donate & send a kid to Summer Camp. that aren't always included in planning for community activity. That's just us trying to walk the walk." Three new Zambonis have been purchased to flood the four ice surfaces, which will all be one inch thick. Continued from page 23 25 · Thursday, April 1, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.oakvillebeaver.com Women's Outdoor League The Burlington Women's Recreational Soccer League is expanding and still has spots available for its upcoming outdoor season, which runs from May to late September. Games are on Sunday nights for those 19 and over and Tuesday at 7pm or 9pm for those 30 and over. For more information contact the BWRSL at 905-336-5490 or 905 469-8469 or visit www.bwrsl.com. SOCCER www.ymcaofoakville.com More to come at sports park The Sixteen Mile Sports Complex is a part of Oakville's 79-hectare sports park, currently known as North Park, scheduled to be completed in several phases. In addition to the quad-pad arena, the first phase of construction includes two lit soccer fields -- one artificial turf and one natural grass -- opening in spring 2011. Future construction will include a cricket pitch, leash-free dog zone, BMX/skateboard facility, splash pad, playground, a community centre, aquatic facility and library.