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the HERALD Sports Wednesday November Youth Bowling League Senior division bowlers outstanding over weekend Peewee bowler Scuralli bowled his way to a second place finish in his division Saturday during weekly youth bowling com petition He finished with a 327 triple Herald Photo Leaver Major Peewees trash Oakville 72 On November 17 the Leaver earn id a strong against to balance the sheet a recent loss red The game featurea two performances Darin inlayson Peter Mashinter and jdd Miller The initial period offered of chances tor the Halton Liad as penned in i heir end Peter MashinUr finall itked a loose puck into the net issisted Justin Davis with 7 i left evened it up in the second Davis with a beautiful move from the corner poked it past i surprised net minder He was assisted and Jon ley Todd Miller taking a short pass from again capped a long rush down the right side with a rifled to the top left hand corner to make it l At 1 10 of the third period Darin finished off a power ay relay from Davis and ishinler to add to lead scored their second and final goal moments later again popped in a re bound on a shot from Stuart Col and Ryan Taylor to make it 2 Minutes later registered his second on a pass after some great moves by Davis who had been fed by Curtis Carr Matt Vervoorn slip pal a blue line pass to Miller who dodged and darted around ed players and in a final faking leap through the air got by the last and the sprawling goalie to find the twine which it for Despite peppering shots at goalie Brampton was unable to beat the last Wednesday and lost Dats opened the scoring with first shot on net after he had the length of the ice on a pass from made it minutes later when he whipped in a sharp pass again from Roy This was shot on net an thev managed in the first period against the huge Brampton defence Early in the second Miller streaked down the left side pull the and slipped the puck to who buried it in the corner Davis put the locals 4 when a sharp shot glaneed into the net He was assisted and The Brampton team came back later in the period and added goals It appeared the game was almost over as the team had built a lead Hurricane penalties however and poor clearing of the puck from their own end put Brampton back in the game as they scored twice more to cut the lead to a slim one goal The final minutes were ton id for the as Brampton rained shots from all directions at Langille whose reflexes held them off to earn the victory While this t the prettiest of wins it still was points Speed merchants Doug and Jamie Walker were outstanding killing penalties Richard Trotter and continue to lead the Hurricane hit parade and when the team is hit ting they are tough to beat IHKISTIW1 INF Herald Georgetown Bowls senior divi sion is on the ball The prmed this this pasl Thurs da s league si ores Rob Harrison look high triple and a high single of Brian Crocker was a mere 5 pins of Rob high triple and bowled a high triple bowlers were Clark fiBt i25 Christina Lane 22i Martin ii9 Alain and Joe with We would like let all bowlers know that are bowling well Jason is one lo prove Ihis bow ling liw pins over his average over a total of three- games The senior bowlers would also like to welcome new bowler John Rutherford to the league lOHlTOWN Juniors Chris Gostlin fa Kevin Shapcott Ken Armstrong Melissa McGugan Kim Conrad 1 Lynn 455 Paul Matthew Walker in Arnold 456 21 181 Gordon Eerett Suzanne Laroc que King till INewtcs Alex Foster ltd Jordan Gordon 126 1 1 William Walker Lisa Clarke Charlie Blake 261 Chris Styles 93 Benjamin 267 Jason Pshyk 255 Ed Ortilla 792 Wayne Norton Wed Mixed Andy Parent 746 312 Wendy Parent 712244 Thurs Ntlers Christine Somers7HI249 Georgetown volleyball players will represent Ontario in two A Ontario Association age groups Peel Selects chosen their teams and Georgetown High School s Christie Hallett will be playing for Technique for the Selects Competition has already begun Georgetown is represented by Tama and Ster inga playing middle Jen Murray in power and Stephanie O Bnen as setter All four girls attend G D S Both Tanya and Ennn have received MVP awards due to their outstanding play The team will be competing the McGregor Cup Midget on November 30th at and look forward to playing up a division in the Juvenile McGregor Cup on Dec The Midget team is players strong made up of girls born in 19767778 Their first was the Midget Provincial Cup on 9th and they finished oerall The team spent this last weekend in Point Claire Que and faired well win rung the consolation champion ship The round robin play saw coaches Clair Coifing Gordon Gray don and Stacy Wilson plewood the lineups to get a good look at all of their players in action The team split their matches 15 16 14 156 12 15 14 In consolation play the Selects certainly got the feel of the action and won all matches 15 17 151 156 and the final was 5 The Peel Select A team playing in the same tournament also had a good day The team is coached by Christine Craig and John Hnatiw The day started by meeting Toronto Jrs and split ting the matches The Scarborough Comets went down to Peel 152 15 4 and the Water- down Raiders were able to defeat Peel 11 15 and 13 in an ex cellent match The team then went on to a tie breaker against Toronto winning 15 to hold 2nd place in the pool The Selects met Scarborough Eclipse in the semi finals winning 15 7 The gold medal match saw the Selects playing the Raiders in close games of 15 ll 15 and They finished with silver overall Holly Sones of D H S playing middle and Tracy Fowler of Bishop Reding in power were able to contribute well with their experience Both Juvenile teams are playing this Saturday Nov again at Scarborough College in the Juvenile Provincial Cup The Peel Selects Volleyball Club was initiated in 1985 to pro vide an avenue for highly com petitive volleyball to the many talented girls In both Halton and Peel Regions The Club has a high rate of success both and nationally and many former players have gone on to Provincial and National teams as well as receiving athletic funding for post secondary education in the United States The teams costs are funded in part by fees aided by the dard fund raising efforts of players and parents and cor porate donations where available General information can be received from Christine Craig at Local figure skaters prevail at subsectional competition At the SubSectional Competi tion held in Richmond Hill on the weekend of November 2nd and 3rd the following skaters represented very successfully the Georgetown Figure Skating Club Katie Cochrane placed 1st overall in Novice Competitive Danielle Dembie placed overall in Pre Novice Compet Rose Mane Gimeno placed overall in Pre Novice Compet Tara Ann Hart placed overall in Pre Novice Lesley Watson placed overall in Because of their place finish Danielle and Lesley Watson have been asked by the Skater Development Com mittee to participate in Mayor Mel Lastman of North York Food Bank Ice Show which will take place at City Hall Mel Lastman s Square in North York on Sunday December 1st at 12 noon Michael Fedchyshyn had a bye at SubSectional and went direct ly to Sectional He finished 6th overall in Pre Novice Com petitive The Georgetown Figure Skating Club will be holding Club Competition on Dec 2nd and 4th at the Alcott Arena Please feel free to come and cheer on our skaters minor novices make due with 22 draw MARA Herald Special The ruction Georgetown Minor Novice played a strong game on Sunday at Memorial Arena against the Blues but in the end had Mark Fantegrossi grabbed an early lead for Georgetown at 4 of the first period with a shot that deflected off the post into the net Corey Forbes assisted on that opening goal With less than a minute left in the first tied the score on a I wo on none breakaway A full penod later Chris Henderson made it 1 for Georgetown on a pass from Graham McCulloch Georgetown failed to improve their slim one goal lead mainly because of an outstanding performance by the Ching goaltender Martin Lefeb vre Michael Hall and Ryan Field helped to hold off the Blues with good defence finally found the equalizer at 36 of the final period With this lie Georgetown can now claim an unbeaten streak of eight games brining their record lo Their overall points stan ding in the AA Minor Novice League is now an impressive se cond place Georgetown will travel to face Ching again on Friday evening and on Saturday they host Burl at Memorial Arena at 4 pm Say I saw it in The Herald