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OT one win away from return trip to OFSAA Continued from page 26 Slow start to PWHL campaign for Hornets Six games into the Provincial Women's Hockey League season, the Oakville Hornets are still in search of their first victory. Oakville dropped to 0-5-1 with three losses in as many days last weekend. The Hornets were blanked 5-0 by Toronto Friday, fell 4-1 to Stoney Creek Saturday and were edged 3-2 by Toronto Sunday. Friday and Saturday's games were played at Joshua's Creek Arenas, with Sunday's affair contested in Toronto. The Hornets didn't help their own cause Friday, being whistled for 17 penalties and surrendering three power-play goals. Saturday, the Hornets were limited to a second-period marker from Heather Platt as the Sabres outshot Oakville 39-17. Camille Leonard made 35 saves for Oakville in the loss. Sunday in Toronto, Hayley Scamurra and Amanda Pereira scored goals 2:13 apart to give Oakville a 2-1 lead in the second period, but the Aeros tied the game before the end of the frame and then notched the winner 4:13 into the third. Kierra Lambertucci stopped 38 of 41 shots she faced for the Hornets, who managed 16 shots of their own. Oakville isn't scheduled to see league action again until Thursday, Nov. 1, when the Hornets visit the Burlington Barracudas. 27 · Wednesday, October 24, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com would not allow the equalizer, however. Though the win did not lock up a trip to the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) tournament for the Red Devils, it was still important. The top four Halton teams and the top two Hamilton Catholic teams now play for the region's two spots in the OFSAA tournament. The Halton title gives OT a bye, meaning it needs to win just one game to advance to provincials. "Our main goal is to get to OFSAA and get a medal," said Grist. For Grade 11 players like Grist, they want to experience what their teammates did last year. But for those in their final year, they want to win it all. "A medal is a big incentive for us," Grist said. "For the Grade 12s, they're so passionate, we want to help them win gold." The Red Devils will host the winner of Notre Dame and St. Mary's tomorrow (Thursday) at 3 p.m. If victorious tomorrow, OT would be assured an OFSAA berth but would still play the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference final Friday for seeding purposes. -- Herb Garbutt can be followed on Twitter @Herbgarbutt NOT WASTING ANY TIME: The Oakville atom AE Rangers won the Markham Waxers Early Bird Tournament earlier this season, whipping their four opponents by a combined score of 30-3. Atom Rangers earn full marks in Markham Outscoring their opposition by a 30-3 margin, the Oakville atom AE Rangers easily won the Markham Waxers Early Bird Tournament earlier this hockey season. Robertson, Kevin Schledewitz and Kevin Hewitt. Ed Stodulski is the trainer and Jean Robertson and Sandi Cerovcec are the managers. REP HOCKEYRESULTS Oakville opened the tournament with shutout wins over the Oshawa Generals (6-0) and Pickering Panthers (12-0), dumped the Barrie Colts 5-1 and then tamed the Aurora Tigers 7-2 in the final. Rangers goaltending tandem Ben Montgomery and Dan Stefan combined for the two shutouts. Other members of the team are Avery Robertson, Patrick Stewart, Riley Cerovcec, Sean Stodulski, Ben Lyytikainen, Cole Maddox, Holden Hewitt, James Carroll, James Mackey, Jonathan Policelli, Joshua Platt, Kole Schledewitz, Matthew McDougall, Quinn Ligon and Ryan Sheppard. The Rangers are coached by Blair Mackey, Brent Minor peewees dominate in Humberview The Oakville minor peewee A Rangers hockey team defeated the Burlington Eagles 3-1 to win the championship of the recent Bill Reaman Humberview Early Bird A Invitational Tournament. Oakville won its four other games at the competition as well, outscoring its opponents 24-4. Members of the team are Noah Church, Owen McLean, Dylan Greenhalgh, Ethan Paulos, Francesco Commisso, Cooper Elliott, Tristan Kerec, Isaac Boutin, Easton Lindsay, Robbie Gauthier, Jodh Dhillon, Curtis Hui, Kyle Misztal, Tyler Adams, Matthew Tani, Curtis Goddard and Yuhan Lu. Jamie Church, Dave Kerec and Keith Elliott coach the team. Al Paulos and Jatinder Dhillon are the trainers and Marie Hui is the manager. Call Alycia at 905-845-3824 ext. 278 ahowe@oakvillebeaver.com HOME IMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS & DOORS Since 1982 Your Windows & Door Replacement Specialist. 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