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Exciting hockey for packed house Day of Champs a success as they attempted to blend in conspicuously Into the action As In any endeavor such as the CONSOLATION Chateau Restaurant Bantams rounded out their hockey season by winning the consolation championship at North Bays Golden Puck Tournament Front row from left Peter Downs Adam Hagcn Sean Chad Hartman- Rob Lang Doag Crawford and Adam Ht Back raw Down Manager Brad Amato Trevor Peter Lee Duaoe Lewis Mark Mclntyre Milch Butt Johnny Kat- and Gary Hartman Coach Absent for the photo was Brad The Georgetown Minor Hockey Associations house league pro grams closed out their season Satur day with the traditional Day of Champs and as usual the event pro ved to be a tremendous success Prom the dropping of the first puck at a for the Bantam cham to the final faceoff of the MidgetJuvenile game which got under way at IS p the arena was packed with surprisingly large her work organizing and co- crowds trophies Dave Martin Carson Mlnlnch Ed most is never recognii the aid support and dedication of what appears to be a dwindling few executive members who still take pride and interest in minor hockey Special thanks to Judy Pries for Chateau takes consolation Georgetown Chateau Restaurant Minor Bantam finished their hockey season by winning the con solation championship of the Golden Puck Tournament held in the entire tournament the were the only team in the team Bantam Division The locals faced off against Sud bury In their first game and lost a heart breaker In the last minute of an almost penaltyfree game After a two week layoff and having to adjust to the hardchecking style of the northern team the looked like they were going to tie Sudbury But after almost three periods of hockey without an Infrac tion Georgetown took a high stick tog penalty with 1 remaining With only 19 seconds left In the game Sudbury put the game winner past John Kate Uteris who played outstanding goal for Georgetown and won the games Most Valuable Player award Scoring for Georgetown was Chad Hartman with an assist to Trevor minor mix of players and the size and age difference combined with the very play was too much for Georgetown and they went down to a bard loss We were beat by a bigger and better team said coach Garry Hartman The boys played well but we Just werent going to beat that team Center Sean Guistlnl won the MVP award for Georgetown for his ag gressive play Game Three was an early morn ing affair and Georgetown came out grumpy The wanted to forget the thumping had taken the night before and they did It by beating Iroquois Falls in a rough- end tumble penally filled game Chad was the games MVP with a twogoal and oneassist per formance Mark Sean Guistlnl and Trevor each tallied with singles Game Four was a mustwin game against and It turned out to Peter Downs and a pictureperfect goal by Adam Kilts late In the third period gave the Chateau the win they needed to advance into the con solation championship round Trevor play making and the fact that he figured in on all three goals for Georgeto won him the games MVP award They were treated to some hockey as the first two games of the day Bantam and Tyke were forced to overtime to determine win ners The day was full of contrasts from the seemingly milelong rushes that the Tyke players undertook on the full ice surface to the fastskating bonecrunching checks of the MidgetJuvenile contest And no one will forget the over whelming support and admiration of the fans heaped upon the referees Wayne Pries Gerry Perkins and the Georgetown Referees Association the arena staff and of course Georgetown Hockey Moms for their support and cake presentations Congratulations to A for his work again with the Senior house league and to Pat and Jen nie Burns Bantam co- commissioners who assumed their duties In mid season and are respon sible for successful concl To Norm Kelman BUI Moore Atom Ron Novice and Terry Tyke great lob guys But most of all thanks to all the coaches and managers who have devoted their time effort and con cerns for house league hockey Without you the system doesnt work There is probably someone Ive overlooked In thanking and for that I apologize There has been much tumbling lately regarding the foundation of minor hockey in Georgetown Dont be fooled or misled If the fan sup port at Arena on Saturday is any Indication hockey Is obviously here to stay It may need a shot In the arm but if some of you who en- Joy watching your child play the game could direct a Utile of that in- to some small involvement at executive level we could put Three teams tied for top in GLBL The championship game was the team playi ana the Chateaus bad to come up with a super effort against WeatNlpisstng It was a seesaw battle from the first with Georgeto draw lng first Mood when Lewis picked up a Sean pass and put in the net West tied it unless than one minute later while Georgetown was The took the lead again when Adam The second game was against and the minor bantams met what later turned out to be the tournament champions team as moat NOHA teams are was made up of a major- The two teams were evenly mat but Georgetown managed to take a twogoal lead with markers from Trevor and Doug Crawford Espanola started their comeback with two quick goals ear ly in the third period to tie It up and kept the pressure up for the rest of shooting it high on the stick side Midway through the third West again tied It up while the locals were two men abort Trevor Elinesky put Georgetown ahead again with a shorthanded goal but the northern team again tied it up two minutes later with overtime looming and both teams tiring from the physical beating this kind of game gives out Georgetown had the puck En West end and with only seconds left in the game Adam picked up the loose and put it in the net unassisted the game winning goal Hilts also won the MVP for Els play In the Whining the consolation fsensUp at he Golden Pack Tourns- Is North Bay on March 11 was Ike seasons crowning achievement the Chateau Reatssrant of the consolation trophy are mm left Captain Sean Tournament Director John Blab- and Assistant Captain Adam and Bob Lane Paolo submitted In the NOHA and the tion here is the beat of be north said coach Hartman And Im pleased with the way the team played throughout the tournament The boys earned the Consolation Championship and represented Georgetown and the OMHA very well At this time the players and coaching staff of the Chateau Minor Bantam Hockey team would lika to thank and their sponsor The Chateau Restaurant for providing them with their SMS hockey race for top spot after splitting their first two outings The Mustangs Trojans and Cougars all have three points by vtr tue of their ii record while the Capricorns have two points from Johnson ends season The Johnson and Associates Major B Atoms finished their season on down beat losing to Oakvllle Rangers on March 10 They finished the Harrison Divi sion playoff round robin with one point The first period ended at as scored two goals in a 30- second van midway through the frame The first came on a one and the second on a weak shot from the top of the right faceoff circle Georgetown countered at of the second Jim Katsltlerls In tercepted a pass at the and took a hard shot The stopped it but David Doole was there to knock the rebound between the goalies legs Oakville then pot ted two of Its own to take a lead The third was all Rangers as they scored five more times to salt away the victory Defensively Matt Lush Shannon Morris and Robby Mon blocked shots and Morris broke up a twoonone The parents chose the Johnson and Associates individual trophy win ners KatsUlerls was MVP Doole was voted most Improved and Sean Peasgood won the Lady Bing as most sportsmanlike Tokens of appreciation were presented to coaches Mills and Wilson and manager Doole two defeats In March action the Trojans downed the Capricorns while the Mustangs lost their scheduled outing with the Cougars by default The Trojans were led by Anita with points while Pat Nesset chipped In with IB June Nicholson had 13 Diaga Zelek con tributed 10 and Mary Kelly and Donna peacock had four apiece For the Capricorns Marie Smith led the way with nine points Tracey had four Kerry Gibson added three and Deb Pace Donna Green wood Maureen Kerr Kelly Cunn ingham and Sandra Cousera all had In Acton last Wednesday the Mustangs held on to edge the Tro jans while the Cougars downed the Capri corns The Mustangs were paced by Lott with 19 points while Chung Kim had 14 Carol Kovacevic had 12 Deb Barber added eight and Diane Gardiner Mel MeCracken and Penny Wright all had two In a losing cause Anita had is points for the Trojans had 13 Buisman and Pat Nesset had eight apiece Zelek added four and Donna Peacock Alice Ogden and Mary Kelly all bad two In the other match the Cougars were led by Boo points Rebecca had is Linda Rob- son had 11 Jen Reynolds and Wendy Forsyth chipped in with eight each Sue Cooke had six Nat had five and Judy Thompson con tributed four Tracey Yorke paced the Capricorns with 17 points while Marie Smith had Sandra Couseas had eight Maureen Kerr added six and Kerry Gibson and Laurel Heinz added two apiece Play resumes tonight Wednes day at Centennial School GET THE MOST FOR YOUR Seen here for the present- Mayflower sunk at tourney Georgetown Thompson Mayflower competed in a tourna ment in Ccjlingwood during the March Break Friday was highlighted by the parade of teams which was very en joyable The Georgetown team look smart but could not compete for prizes which went to the more im aginative teams In the first game they lost to but Thomas Spencer was outstanding to net and won the MVP the team came Jon a team in the same league which they have bad no trouble beating until they met In Col- lingwood Georgetown went ahead but Burlington scored four goals in the third period to take the cham pionship Jason Gratto was awarded MVP Bowling house champs decided Sunday heralded the conclusion another captivating tournament for the young YBC bowlers of Georgetown This was the declaration of the House Champions at Georgetown Bowl in the Ontario Family Twosome Tournament In the peewee bantam Junior and senior divisions Crests will be awarded for Each youth is partnered with one of bis parents or a guardian and bowls a total of four games In alter natlng frames Somen and her mother Christine with a score of The runnersup were Matthew Walker and his father Matt with a score of The suc cessful bantam was Julie and father Steve with a score of while the runnersup were Richard Larocque and uncle Andy Parent with MO The juniors produced the highest scores with 100S being the winner by Brian Crocker and his father Gary Close behind and runnerup were Mark Reaume and father John The senior section was captured by San- Weeks and father Bob by virtue of In the final game for a total of Mark Prevost with father Roily came In as with a total of after a 2M final game The aim of all the bowlers Is to go to a Blue Jay baseball game August which will be at a premium ana to meet the players and obtain autographs through the efforts of the Ontario Youth Bov ling Council SAME DAY TAX RETURNS 877