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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday March 17 IBM- Page 11 Bantam tournament MM Pro Sports offer challenge DFREK of Georgetowns and Pro Sports is playing well in the Georgetown Bantam International Hockey Tourna ment having scored three goals in three games The tournament winds up today Saturday at Gordon Memorial Arena with championships to be decided In four divisions as well as the Grand Championship final Herald Photo Tournament scoreboard A DIVISION MISSISSAUGA BRAMPTON 2 goals John Dasso Eddy Mike Mathew Brampton goals J Dan McLean WINDSOR NORTH YORK Windsor goals Sean McNamar Jason McGregor Chris North York goals Adam Schmidt 2 Tim Carnovale WINDSOR 5 BRAMPTON Windsor goals Chris 2 Chris Gignac Jim Meloche Jay McGregor Brampton goals Ryan Foster BARRIE NORTH YORK goals Wade Simpson Brent Crawford Weeks Doug Boyd Shawn Doug DeanHolIinger North York goals Shaun Steven son Jamie Adrian Dale 3 goals John 2 Luis Losuigio SHUTOUT Chris MARKHAM 4 RICHMOND HILL Markham goals Paul 2 Chris Daymon Richmond Hill goals Adam Julian Dalcin HAMILTON Hamilton goals Dan Burgess John Rogano SHUTOUT Brent Thomas B DIVISION PICKERING Pickering goals Cameron Lee Mitch Shevelan Jason Cameron Graham Stewart Chris Callahan Chinguacousy goals Kevin Baird Aaron Loader Kevin Brett BURLINGTON goals Bnan John Morgan Jason French Jason Porter JayHanlon Burlington goals Mark Harris Trevor KITCHENER 3 MILTON Kitchener goals Brent Cullaton 3 Milton goals Jamie Mike McPhail Jim BRAMPTON TORONTO OLYMPICS 1 Brampton goals Jim Kirchner 2 NormMcClure Toronto goals EvanKorec CAMBRIDGE 5 BURLINGTON Cambridge go a Is Gord 2 Mike 2 Mike Bast Burlington goals Tyler Mac Donald Jason Davidson Steve MISSISSAUGA 10 TORONTO OLYMPICS 1 goals Darry 2 John Morgan 2 Brian 2 Jason Porter Jay Phil Colbome Jason Leblanc Toronto goals EvanKorec CAMBRIDGE 5 BRAMPTON Cambridge goals Troy Elliott 3 Ryan Hertner Marek Svec Brampton goals Todd Ring Norm McClure Kalverda Jim Kirchner C DIVISION PRESTON 4 Preston goals Dan Noble 2 Jody Moore Gary Ancaster goals Jeff Saranko Jeff Taylor GEORGETOWN OAK VII I E Georgetown goals Jake Denck Ellard 2 Tim Shawn Pearson Oakville goal Scott Campbell GEORGETOWN PRESTON Georgetown goals Denck Ellard Chris Barrow SHUTOUT Tom Diardichuck PICKERING 1 Pickering goal Kevin Ellis goal Peter MacKellar By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor Georgetowns and M Pro Sports bantam hockey team has emerged as the most likely can didate to carry Halton Hills colors onto the championship stage as the 1990 edition of the Georgetown International Bantam Hockey Tournament annual wraps up today Saturday at Gordon Memorial Arena Championships in four divisions plus the Grand Championship trophy will be up for grabs today Saturday capping a week that has seen teams advance through division round robin play in the hope of snaggmg a championship berth Each team was guaranteed three division games before enter ing suddendeath semifinal play yesterday Friday leading up to the championship battles for all the marbles Because of press deadlines tour results could only be ob tained through last Wednesday At press deadline and M Pro Sports boasted a 1 record and rested atop the standings in Division Acton Firefighters through last Wednesday sported a oneloss one- tie record in Division while Georgetown Domtar Bs also competing in Division had a record Both Acton Firefighters and Georgetown were mired in the middle of the pack in D Division so its possible the two Hills squads couJd square off in the Division Final Georgetowns M and M Pro Sports got off to a disappointing tournament start last Saturday losing their initial contest 2 to Royal York Tom Diardichuck in the M and M Pro Sports net played a very solid game heralding better things to come once the snipers got their sights in line and M Pro Sports has since seen action twice and with all facets of the teams game coming together posted a win over Oakville and a whitewashing of Preston and Pro Sports Oakville M and M Pro Sports showed no mercy to their bantam brethren from the lakeshore as Georgetown jumped out to an early lead and never let Oakville get back into the game M and M Pro Sports led I after the first penod after two frames then Oakville 1 in the final penod to coast to the win Tom Diardichuck once again was impressive in the Georgetown nets and the offence came alive Ellard and Jake Mashinter each scored twice for M and Pro Sports with singles go ing to Tim Presswood and Shawn Pearson Steve Wnght had a pair of assists while single helpers went to Pearson Mike Large Ryan Ward Mark David and Dave Osborne Georgetown Preston The Georgetown offence came a bit against Preston but with Tom Diardichuck playing Horatio at the bridge in the and Pro Sports nets the two- goal output proved to be enough to turn aside Preston The first period ended scoreless with M and M Pro Sports finally edging ahead 10 in the waning minutes of the second penod The insurance goal wasnt counted until the last minute of the game with Preston pulling out all stops in an effort to gain the tie Denck Ellard off passes from 1 Ahead For Commercial Industrial BOOK NOW 8731200 N Established T HALTON HILLS COLLISION RR ACTON ONT ErV 8532860 ELLS DRIVING SCHOOL Approved by the Ontario Safety League NEXT COURSE APRIL MAY 2 Mon Wed Evenings 6 309 For Information About Courses or Private Lessons phone 8772671 Thompson and Tim scored what proved to be the winning goal while Barrow converted passes from Matt Downs and Shawn Pearson for the insurance goal The tournaments Division championship game is slated to get underway at a today day the B Division final is set for 9 30 a the Division final will be contested at 11 am and the A Division Final is scheduled for 30 The division championship will set the stage for the Grand Cham pionship final and Division winner clash at 2 p m and the A and Division winners meet in a game The winners of these two games challenge for the Grand Champion ship trophy at 8 30 p m All games will be played at Gor don Alcott Memorial Arena Minor Novice Construction crew comes up short The Georgetown Con Minor Novice Rep team is continuing its playoff actions with games against Brampton and Burlington Last Saturday in Brampton Jason Campbell assisted by Derek Buckton opened the scoring for Georgetown Later in the first Brampton found the net tying up the game 1 1 After a scoreless second penod Georgetowns Mark MacJnnes pop ped one in after being set up by Trevor Cash Minutes later Brampton scored leaving the game tied at Last Sundays game had the McNally Construction team hosting Burlington in the first of a home- and home series Jason Campbell and each scored a goal in the first penod to give Georgetown a 20 lead Burl ington answered back with four unanswered goals In the dying minutes of the game Georgetowns Brent McClung pop ped one in to close the gap slightly The team worked hard but couldnt hang on and Burlington scored again ending the game at for Burlington Last Tuesday night in Burl ington the Minor Novices came close but came up short again Burlington pulled ahead 0 after the first penod Georgetown held them down for a scoreless second period and fought back in the thira Daniel Smith assisted by Jason Hayes and Cash scored first for Georgetown followed by a goal by Matthew assisted by Campbell and Buckton With the score for Burlington Georgetown dug in and worked hard but couldnt tie up the game losing the game to Burlington Golden Age bowling High Single with Handicap Joyce Habart Gertrude Shortill 262 Vina Shannon 256 Walter Mozil 269 Harvey Peavoy 280 Denis 260 NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 Whats Cooking at Steak Expr Saturday is Sample Day GEORGETOWN rooo OPEN DON LTD WOULD YOU LIKE 109 FINANCING ANDREW DILLON Toll Free 7850 Serving the Georgetown Aram We have Shadows Spirits at low low interest rates or perhaps we can show you our selection of good used vehicles For Personalized Service contact ANDREW DILLON 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