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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, September 26, 2013 | 32 Peewee AA squad one of seven Hornets teams to win Harvest Classic gold The Oakville peewee AA Hornets were one of seven local girls' rep hockey squads to win gold at the Hornets' annual Harvest Classic tournament last weekend. SPORTSBRIEFS The peewee AA squad defeated the Cambridge Roadrunners 5-1 in Sunday's final, concluding an undefeated showing. Oakville tied the Roadrunners 2-2 in its opening game Friday before posting wins over the Kanata Rangers (7-0), Scarborough Sharks (3-1) and Saugeen-Maitland Lightning (5-0). Members of the team are Ashley Taciuk, Andrea Fausto, Olivia Wallin, Emmy Lou O'Neill, Meghan Grouix, Avery Vickers, Mackenzie Calvert, Chelsea Coderre, Megan Harley, Megan Carter, Mikayla Hanson, Erin Gibbons, Isabelle Hardy, Chloe Saxton, Laura Cote, Ainsley Svetek and Hannah Rettinger. The team is coached by Dominick Hardy, Scott Vickers, Thom Harley, Tracy Hanson, Dwayne Rettinger and Christina Mancusco. Antonietta Cote is the trainer. Hornets teams also won titles in the novice A, peewee A, peewee B, bantam A, bantam BB and bantam B divisions, and added a silver in bantam AA play. Full results from those divisions had not been received by the Beaver as of yesterday (Wednesday) morning. The Oakville peewee AA Hornets went undefeated in five games to win their division at last weekend's Harvest Classic girls' rep hockey tournament in Oakville. | photo submitted Impressive rep tourney debut for minor peewee AEs The Oakville minor peewee AE Rangers made a statement in their rep tournament debut, coming one victory away from winning the title at the Brian Steele Memorial in Vaughan. Competing against A-level squads, the Rangers won their first five games before dropping a 4-3 decision to the Credit Valley Wolves in the final. Oakville's wins came over the West Hill Goldenhawks (30), Ted Reeve Thunder (4-1), Leaside Flames (3-1), Scarborough Ice Raiders (9-1) and North Toronto (3-1). Contributing to the silver-medal showing were Jackson Roode, Cameron Patterson, Scott Armes, Connor Calvert, Trevor Chau, Samuel Clarke, Riley Crawford, Tyler Diplock, Patrick Dubreuil, Torin Hession, Jacob Mathers, Daniel Munro, Joshua Platt, Andrew Rozman, Sujay Sahi, Ben Teague and Cole Webster. Coaches are Dave Bessant and Ryan Bessant, Suniel Sahi and Jason Diplock are the trainers, and Robert Crawford is the manager. Reinders signs with Tiger-Cats It did not take the Hamilton Tiger-Cats long to pounce on Oakville offensive lineman Joel Reinders. Hamilton signed six-foot-eight, 312-pound Reinders to its practice roster last Thursday, a day after he was released by the Toronto Argonauts. Reinders, a graduate of King's Christian Collegiate, was Toronto's fourth-round selection in the 2010 CFL Draft. He had NFL stints with the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants before signing with the Argos last summer. Save Save Save Save $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 on on on on any any any any Buitoni Buitoni Buitoni Buitoni Pizza Pizza Pizza Pizza Youth, depth filling the void left by departure of veterans continued from p.31 10 rookies Kiana Steinauer (12 points) and Stephanie Findlay (seven) showed the Hawks might be able to survive the loss of last year's leaders, Sarah Traynor and Emily Wilk. "Sarah shot the ball really well, and Emily was just smart. It's tough to replace those girls," Pauletto said. "But Kiana and Stephanie have worked hard and picked up the pace. And Jaelyn is better than last year. She can shoot the ball much better than last year." Veteran Alex Ruscica rounds out the starting five, providing a strong interior presence. Unlike last year, when the team started the season with just seven players on its roster, Loyola features a deep bench. This season's club features so many players -- 13 -- that three were without matching uniforms for Tuesday's contest. One final difference between this season and the past few is the road that Loyola will have to travel to qualify for the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations championships. The past three years, the Hawks have been a quadA school and losses to Hamilton powerhouses like St. Thomas More prevented them from advancing to provincials. This season, Loyola is a triple-A school, making Hamilton's St. Mary its biggest obstacle between Halton and OFSAA. Not that Pauletto is interested in looking too far ahead. "We had a tough game today and a tough game against Nelson last week (a 10-point win)," he said. "There are good quality teams in Halton. You have to take care of the teams in your league or you won't get to (playdowns). If we stumble, we won't get that far." 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