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Fencers win medals at provincial championships Several members of the Canadian Fencing Academy earned medals at the provincial championships recently in Kingston. Eleanor Harvey, Kirsten Ball, Andrew Hu, Jack Baldowski, Mark Zielinski and Kyle Foster all came away from the meet with medals around their neck. Harvey won gold in the junior women's foil division, adding a fifth place in women's foil. Ball claimed silver in women's epee. Hu, Baldowski, Zielinski and Foster teamed up to win bronze in the team epee event. Hu added an individual bronze in the men's epee. Other notable individual performances included Stephen Willson's fifth-place effort in the League of Champions (epee). In men's epee, Baldowski was eighth, Michael Deinhart placed 16th, Zielinski came 25th, Roman Jakubowski placed 28th (and 12th in the junior division) and Foster was 61st in the field of 61. Following provincials, Harvey competed at the world championships for cadets and juniors in Baku, Azerbaijan. She finished 41st in the junior division and 33rd in the cadet division. 33 · Wednesday, April 7, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.oakvillebeaver.com LEAGUE WINNERS: The Oakville novice A Hornets won the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League championship recently with a 2-1 overtime win over the London Devilettes. Novice Hornets edge London in league final The Oakville novice A Hornets believed they could do it. Now they know for sure. Megan Harley's overtime goal lifted the Hornets to a 2-1 victory over the London Devilettes in the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League championship game recently. Harley picked up the puck in the defensive zone and skated up the ice before firing a shot over the right shoulder of the London goaltender, setting off a wild celebration by the Oakville players. "The coaching staff adopted the Olympic motto `I Believe' and that proved to be the difference in the end," said Hornets coach Dominick Hardy. Emily Wilson also scored in the final for Oakville, which reached the title game with a 3-0 blanking of the Etobicoke Dolphins in the semis. Other members of the squad are Julia Baumann, Rylee Davison, Andrea Fausto, Meghan Grouix, Isabelle Hardy, Hayley Lahn, Tara McInnis, Emmy Lou O'Neill, Hannah Rettinger, Alexandra Robertson, Chloe Saxton, Jenny Schwichtenberg, Ashley Taciuk, Catherine Trevors and Avery Vickers. Dave Wilson, Thom Harley and Greg Lahn also coach the team, and the trainers are Andrea Grouix and Janet Schwichtenberg. Follow THE OAKVILLE BEAVER on TWITTER OVER 60,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER BEAT THE HST! HURRY GOV REBATE ENDS SOON 9 Locations To Serve You Better! *Call Dealer for Details *See dealer # Best Price # Best Service for details # Same Day Installation Available # Eligible for O.P.A. & Government Rebate THE BIGGEST SALE EVER $ 500 OFF 905-849-4998 www.aireone.com 1-888-827-2665 A+ Rating TRI-COUNTY CHAMPS: The Oakville minor atom A Rangers won the Tri-County championship recently with a three-game sweep of Burlington in the final. Minor atoms claim Tri-County title The class of their Tri-County league with a 26-2 mark in the regular season, the Oakville minor atom A Rangers continued that domination in the playoffs. Oakville recently won the Tri-County championship with a three-game sweep of the Burlington Eagles, clinching the crown with a decisive 6-2 victory. Members of the team are Brendan Arndt, Colton Bales, Emily Baxter, David Berkopec, Jason Blackburn, Matthew Cvitak, Braden Fulton, David Hayman, Philip Mazzuca, Evan McHenry, Christopher Nurmi, Calvin Pearson, Samuel Roy, A.J. Sachdev, Emmett Serensits, Trent Sheldon and Mattieu Walker. Brian Fulton is the head coach, assisted by Dave Berkopec and Glenn Walker. James Arndt is the trainer and Vik Sachdev is the manager.