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Wednesday Aprils 1990 Page 19 Center- PERSONAL CONSULTATION 98 Mill St Georgetown 8772900 COI IN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor DOWNTOWN FAX SERVICE Evenings Saturdays Too vounci a itd Downtown Georgetown 8772761 Volleyball tourney gets top marks Friday Georgetown District High School held an Invitational Elementary School volleyball tour for boys and girls ranging from grades The schools involved included Robert Little Stewart town George Kennedy and Joseph Gibbons The tournament was played in a round robin rotation giving each team a chance to show their skills and sportsmanship as a team and as individuals Sandy Weeks a grade student at G D H S ran the oneday tour nament as a part of her OAC Ed course The main goal set for the tournament was for the kids to have fun and to establish friendly competition After seeing the results of the tournament I felt I had accomplished my goal and all the hard work put into organizing the tournament had paid off The experience was very rewarding There were several awards handed out to the teams Each team received individual ribbons according to their place in the dings and 1st 3rd place took a team plaque back to their school For the boys teams Stewart town placed first with George Ken placing second and Robert Little following close behind with a third Joseph Gibbons The first place girls team was alsoStewarttown George Kennedy took second and Joseph Gibbons third Robert Lit tie Pineview the other awards went to the two for the tournament Receiv were Kelly Truman from George Kennedy School and for the boys Steve McDonald from Robert Little In order for Sandy to set the stan for friendly competition she decided to hand out a Most Sport Team trophy for the top boys and girls team showing the most sportsmanship This was a really hard deci sion she said Every team showed so much enthusiasm and sportsmanship it was to pick just one from each division However the decision was made and for the girls School won with lots of team spirit The George Kennedy boy s took home the trophy for their great and support for the girls SANDY WEEKS a Grade student at Georgetown District High School organized Friday public schools volleyball tournament staged at GDI1S as part of her OAC Physical Education course The tournament was hailed as a tremendous success by all those invoked and obviously Sandy pictured above enjoyed the unique experience Herald photo by Colin Gibson Acton House League Sponsors recognized for their help The Acton House League Hockey Association held it annual awards and presentations banquet Saturday afternoon at the Acton Legion a well received and well appreciated event The offered special thanks this year to the many spon who through their support make House League hockey available to youngsters TYKE Championship A and S Engrav and Trophies Most Points Robbie McMillan Mitch Moore Most Outstanding Goalie Ryan Most Sportsmanlike Ryan Bowen Most Improved Alex Zinke NOVICE Championship Galvcast Most Points Mclntyre Most Outstanding Goalie Mark Greg THE STFWARTTOWN SCHOOL girls team were poised and ready for success at Friday s public schools volleyball tournament staged at GDHS The girls claimed first place in heir division and the boys team follow suit by finishing first in their division Truman of George Kennedy Public School and Steve McDonald from Robert Little Public School were selected Most Valuable Player in their respectie divisions Herald photo by Colin Gibson Most Sportsmanlike McMillan Most Improved Michael Avery Achievement Award Joel and Derrick ATOM Championship Hills Electric Most Points Matt Boycott Most Outstanding Goalie Michael Kempton Most Sportsmanlike Chris Williams Baton twirlers get recognition and Andrea of Georgetown will join 200 competitors from across at the 1990 Ontario Baton Twirl mg Champ which will be held n Kitchener it North Cam pus Fie litv of Number College and Baton twirling tin is recognized fnslest growing sports Can id i Baton twirl ng recognition Tourism Recreit on fill 14 vears old Andrei l will be a members of he based ist club under tht tutelage of and Tim King The two Georgetown girls will be competing in the same events in eluding Level A freestyle solo advanced medley Level B two baton and advanced Level solo and Andrea are hoping the Kitchener will qualify them for the Eastern Camdi in scheduled for Humber May and 1 Canadian Champ will take place in Montreal Que whip the World art scheduled for Sin Texas in August Most Improved Scott Mac- Donald Tn Town Select MacLeods PEE WEE Championship Goy Cartage Most Points Most Outstanding Goalie Chris CuHen Most Improved Andrew Phillips Tn Town Champions Goy Car Most Sportsmanlike Jonny West BANTAM Championship Lions Club Most Points Kevin Tribe Most Outstanding Goalie Meric Stuckless Most Improved Kent Stuckey Most Sportsmanlike Andrew AJDunn MIDGET JUVENILE Champ The Olde Hide House Most Points GeoftBurton Most Outstanding Goalie Tom Manes Most Sportsmanlike Mark Manuel Most Improved Steve Mitchell Sponsors TYKE P Contracting Mike A and Engraving Stirling Gamester NOVICE Hinds Food Market Bob Hinds MacKenzieChapman Chapman Galvcast Steve Christopher ATOM Construction Lloyd Nell is Halton Hills Elec Lyle ATOM SELECT Centre Don Perry PEE WEE P M L Contracting Mike Luty BANTAM Lions Club BANTAM TOURNAMENT M and M Pro Sports Bill Mar MIDGET Olde Hide House Steve Dawkins Special thanks was offered to Gordon for his support and assistance