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0 play spoiler The Under-17 Magic boys may not have finished first in the Premier Division, but they did play a major role in determining vho did. Eager to avenge its biggest dieleat of the season and clioe oui 2010 on a high note, Milion delvered a uilnda- ientalls-sound putforanc at Lion- Spots ParI -Scpteiibei 20 un routc to eclipsing ihe tien top -ented Btrlington Ble . a1 up litsi, as Brampton E-ast B would slide into the South Region Soccer L-cague penthouse four days later with a 1-0 win over Hamilton Croatia. "It was our most satisfving gane of the year. We'd actually circled that game (against Burlington) after they beat us," said coach Robert Fabricatore, referring tojuly's 6-1 loss to the Bullets, which came with a shortened bench. Brendan Rorke caused plenty of anxious moments for Burlingtons defence - getting the ball within striking distance numerous times and missing three big scoring chances - but it was Crawford McAlpine who notched the lone goal midway through the second half. He did so off a corner kick, which he chipped in after a favourable deflection. The Magic defence neutralized the Bullets through the balance of the contest and for much of the opening half, with Mario Rico delivering an exceptional effort in the back field. With the victory, Milton finished at 8-6 - good enough for fourth in the Premier ranks. < T S SPORTS EDITOR: STEVE LeBLANC email sleblanc@miltoncanadianchampion.com HARDWARE I4AJL' Kyle Paul proudly displays his trophies after a successful debut in this past week- end's demolition derby at the fall fair See story and related photo on page A22. GRAHAM PAINE / CANADIAN CHAMPION -r Rudung high Young equestrian duo claim Ontario Trlliumjumper tale H olding down top spot in the Central West District following a stellar spring/summer series, Erin Manning refused to relinquish her first- place status on the big stage. iarning a golden upgrade Palgrave. the 17- caI-oid \llihon u ti aniiiIi pir- vailed In thec lnuioTillitimi tvo imiiiîpressive- rounds that helped over shadow a sorme- wxhat iediocre finish, the long- time competitor - who rides out of Vanhînok GRAHAM PAINE I CANADIAN CHAMPION Equestrian - DYNAMIC DUO: Partners Erin finished dead- Manning and The Mighty Quinn are all locked with smiles after their successful season. Sudbury-area rival Scott Johnson and won on the tradi- tional coin toss. "It felt really good (to win). I was so happy," said Manning, the younger of an accomplished sister act. Handily booking passage to the provincial showcase for a second straight year in the one-metre division, the local show jumper and trusty partner The Mighty Quinn '- a sevcn-year-old thoroughbred clydesdale hackney mix - increased their competitive schedule this vear and were consistent top-three finishers in Central West. "This is definitely the most success I've had with a horse," said Manning, whos been riding The Mighty Quinn for two-and-a-half years now and qualified for • see SIBLINGS on page A23 For a limited.time, vîsit Milton's kitchen expert Alyson Haydar at AyA Ktchens and recleve a 10% discount off cabinetry on a full kitchen purchose. Email: ahaydar@ayakitchens.com 1551 Caterpillar Road • Mississauga, ON • C-905.699.7129 wwwAyAkitchens.com - NO*s c 3 i Lio vo*n w any orh> ai. Milton Minor Basebali Association Inc. Annual General Meeting Saturday, October 2, 2010 9:00 am to 11:00 am Milton Sports Conter Meeting Room M4