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Sr. T-2 champions had no rep players Continued from page 31 33 · Thursday, November 15, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com wanted. And beating a team that was in Tier 1 last year, it's a big win for us." In addition to a height disadvantage, the Raiders also lack a single club player, making their success that much more remarkable. Szpakowski said his team has shown an ability to overcome the odds all season. "Small but mighty," Szpakowski said. "They call us the small school with the big heart and this team really reflects that. They've got the heart of a lion." The Raiders' opponent also showed some heart in reaching the final. "These guys came a long way in six weeks," said Trailblazers coach Marie Guest. "Aquinas is a good team and we lost that game by inches." In the opening week of the season, Iroquois Ridge lost to Abbey Park, a team that went on to finish 2-8. After the opening-week loss, the Trailblazers reeled off eight straight victories until having their streak snapped by Aquinas in the final week of the regular season. Like Aquinas, Iroquois Ridge lacks club experience. Only former competitive swimmer Owen Scarrow, in his first year of club volleyball, plays outside of high school. Guest said the team's passing and serving improved dramatically over the course of the season, and Onkar Bedi provided leadership. Jon Moate helped the Trailblazers with a strong attack Monday as well. THREE TIMES THE LADIES: The Oakville atom BB Hornets won their division at the recent Waterloo Ravens Fall Challenge Cup, capturing their third title in as many tournaments this season. Atom BB Hornets win third straight tournament also coach the team, and Cynthia Lindsay is the trainer. Novice A team claims silver The novice A Hornets reached their division final in the same tournament, settling for silver with a 5-0 loss to the Cambridge Roadrunners. Oakville qualified for the final by winning one round-robin game and tying the three others. The Hornets' win came over the London Devilettes (8-2), with the draws coming against the Clarington Flames (3-3), Etobicoke Dolphins (1-1) and North York Storm (2-2). Cassidy Mallette was named team MVP in the final. Other Hornets include Alex Crich, Ava Walker, Avery Spence, Breanna Lombardo, Cassidy Mallette, Ella Jackson, Kathryn Zuliani, Olivia Hunt, Paige Oliver, Rachel Hamburg, Reese Oliver, Reichen Kirchmair, Stephanie Stainton, Sydney O'Leary, Tatum Martino, Taya Balfour and Taylor Stanford. Coaches are Brad Arsenault, Jeff Crich, Mike Kirchmair and Jordan Currie. Three for three. That's what the Oakville atom BB Hornets are so far this season in girls' hockey tournament play, following a championship performance at the recent Waterloo Ravens Fall Challenge Cup. Oakville, which also won titles at its own Harvest Classic and the Clearview Ice Cats competition in Nottawasaga earlier this season, won all five of its games at the Waterloo tournament without allowing a single goal. In round-robin action, the Hornets outscored their opponents 16-0 on the way to four straight wins. Oakville then Continued from page 31 blanked the host Ravens 2-0 in the final, with Brooke Eyram wasn't finished until the playoffs began. posting her third shutout of the tournament. Victoria McGarrity "We have to say thanks to Emily Carr (Public School) scored in the third period to break a scoreless tie, and Jackie down the street that let us use their gym," said Lorenz. Murray added an insurance marker. "Our kids were walking 15 minutes to practice every day. "The girls have worked extremely hard throughout the first It was good commitment, a good bunch of guys... They two months of the season, and I am extremely proud of each put in their time and they deserved to be (in the final)." one of them," said Hornets head coach Gerry Bouwman. Lorenz credited setter Jared Hines for steady "To win three tournaments in a row is a difficult improvement throughout the season and Endi Xherro feat." for on-court leadership. Howie, who delivered a number Other members of the atom BB Hornets are Katie of impressive skills Monday, was also integral to the Bouwman, Fiona Gervin, Claire Gosse, Alex Levert, Slug Information: Lastman's Bad Boy club's success. Maddyx Lindsay, Julia Longhurst, Melhuish, Project : Nov WK1 Teaser Ad Ad Size : 5.145 in x 3.062 Natasha in "Some of those guys were strong players at White Payton Merkley, Selena Monardo, Paige Murray, Client : Lastman's Bad Boy Publication : Community Oaks last year. They can play," Peter Szpakowski said. 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