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Rugby Rebels roar The Georgetown District High School Rebels senior and junior rugby teams started off their 1990 Halton League season in fine style dropping their counterparts from M M Robinson High School of Burlington and lively a pair of matches played last Thursday at GDHS According to GDHS rugby head coach Bill Bingham both teams were full value for the wins The Rebel junior forwards con trolled the pace of the game and this led to the triumph Rob Crawford provided five points on a penalty kick and a con vert while Rich rounded out the Rebel scoring with a four point try The senior Rebels played a similar game and although the wind created problems with the half line the forwards played ex tremely well in dominating Robinson to seal the win Chad Bailey was successful on a penalty kick and a convert for five points while John Katsiliens add ed a four point tr Thursday tomorrow the junior Rebel squad takes on Nelson High School of Burlington in Burl while on Friday the senior Rebels make the same trek to challenge the Nelson opposition Both teams next home game is this coming Monday at the GDHS field The junior Rebels take on Acton m a 3 m start while the senior Rebels face a challenge from OakvilleTrafalgar High School in a scheduled match Blue Fins make waves Halton Hills Blue Fins Swim Club swimmers attended the Pickering in meet recently On April 7 Blue Fins level 2 swimmers consistently lowered their times with Jennifer son 1112 year old girls place Laurie Duncan year old girls place backstroke performing ex tremely well On April Blue Fins level team was flying Almost every swimmer turned in personal best times and outstanding efforts were provided by Alison year old girls 3rd freestyle 3rd 100m backstroke and 5th loom freestyle Andrew Terrell 2nd 100m backstroke 2nd freestyle and freestyle Leigh Shillington 1112 year old girls freestyle 7th loom backstroke and 7th 50m freestyle Thane Goodlet year old boys 100m backstroke Sabnna Bassett year old girls 1st freestyle 3rd loom freestyle and 7th backstroke Neil year old boys loom breaststroke and 100m freestyle Mandy Stinson year old girls 1st backstroke THE HERALD Wednesday April Page DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM CORPORA TC WEAR 8730500 71 Mom St Georgetown GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS 8772425 Gymnast reaches for top By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor Glen Williams resident Angela Stiles is well on her way making her presence felt on the national level in gymnastics She took a giant step in that direction this past weekend placing third overall in the National Novice division at the Ontario Provincial Gymnastics Championships staged by the Ontario Gymnastics Federation and hosted by the Gemini Gymnastics Club in Whitbv After competition in floor exercises vault beam and uneven bars the yearold emerged in the top three out of 16 gymnasts from clubs province wide The third place finish qualified Angela for the Ontario team which will be competing in the Canadian National Gymnastics Federation national meet scheduled for Halifax May A top- 10 overall finish at the Halifax meet will get Angela ranked na tionally and although she won t be able to compete for Canada of ficially until she is 14 she will be able to take part in International ex hibition meets as part of Canada national team Angela has been involved in gymnastics for the past five years and was introduced to the sport as a member of the Hills Jills Gym nasties Club She has been a member of the Bramalea Gymnastics Club for the past four years and trams five nights a week Angela will be facing some added pressure at the Halifax national meet as the Ontario team has placed first for the past 13 years Racquet Rebels sorely tested The Georgetown District High School Rebels badminton team made a valiant try but just came up against stiffer more expenenc ed opposition at the Halton Open Badminton Championships held last Thursday at Lester B Pearson High School in Burlington Only high school trained players were allowed to compete in the Halton Closed event while the field was thrown open to both high school trained and club trained players at the Halton open pionship Despite the highcalibre tion at the Halton Open Champion ships the Rebels team more than held its own The Mixed Doubles team of David Scida and Julie Purvis plac ed third overall and in Ladies Singles Cindy Kallo placed fifth quite an accomplishment consider one of her opponents In a rather perplexing scenano Cindy was matched against a Peruvian exchange student who only happened to be the defending national champion in her age group and who had placed se cond again in her age group in the Can Am games two years ago Needless to say Cindy was over matched The Mens Doubles team of Chris Cambouris and Mike Bosman hard luck of a different sort Chris had entered the Open championship somewhat hobbled by a sprained ankle and despite the fact that the team won its opening match Rebel coach Mavis Neil decided to withdraw the duo from further competition rather than risk further damage to Chris ankle The Open championship represented the next step on the road to provincial interscholastic competition but with a difference From the Open cham only the top four finishers in each category advance and David Scida and Julie Purvis are the lone Rebel travellers on the Ontario Championship pathway the Ontario Federation of dary Schools Athletic Association provincial championship qualify tournament for Halton Region schools is the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference tournament which is scheduled for tomorrow Thursday at Redeemer College in Hamilton One of the top two in the respective categories will ad Baseball association looks for umpires The Georgetown Baseball Association is gearing up for the 1990 season but to ensure on field activities run just that much more smoothly thev are to attract more umpires to work both House League and Rep team games Similarly a clinic for carded umpires has been scheduled 8 7pm at Centennial Public School s Resource Centre Centennial Public School is located on Delrex Boulevard and there is a cost involved for the carded umpires clinics The carded umpires clinic on May will be run by former major league and current amateur umpire Dick Willis with assistance from Brian James Persons interested in umpiring this season with the Georgetown Baseball Association are requested to contact Bnan James at KATIE KITTY LITTER NO MORE MESS WO MORE LINERS NO MORE CHANGING DIRTY UTTER BOXES LASTS TIMES LONGER MOORE PARK PLAZA MAIN STREET NORTH GEORGETOWN 8732666 100 OFF BRING THIS COUPON IN TO PET CENTRE AND RECEIVE OFF THE REGULAR PRICE OF ANY KG SIZE JUG OF KATIE KITTY LITTER OFFER GOOD ONLY WHILE QUANTITY LASTS ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER VALID UNTIL JUNE 1990 1 PET CENTRES BRINGING PETS AND PEOPLE TOGETHER