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HALTON TRANSMISSION 559 SPEERS RD., #UNIT 3 905-842-0725 www.haltontransmission.com Jon Kuiperij Sports Editor sports@oakvillebeaver.com Sports A L D A Y Pictured from left to right, Robert Proner, Colton Incze and Zachary Gallant won an Ontario Hockey Federation bantam AAA championship with the Toronto Young Nationals last weekend. Gallant's father, Jamie, is an assistant coach of the team. | photo submitted 23 | Thursday, April 10, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com "Connected to your Community" A S P E C I Locals win OHF bantam AAA gold Four Oakville residents helped the Toronto Young Nationals win the Ontario Hockey Federation bantam AAA championship Saturday in Stratford. Goaltender Colton Incze posted a 5-0 record at the tournament, including a 25-save effort in the final as the Young Nats defeated the Quinte Red Devils 4-1. Incze recorded a 0.60 goals-against average and a .975 save percentage in his five appearances. Forward Zachary Gallant scored twice in Toronto's seven games, while defenceman Robert Proner contributed an assist. The Young Nats went 6-0-1 overall at OHFs. Jamie Gallant is Oakville's other connection to the team, serving as an assistant coach. Oakville Shooting Stars player Kathryn Snjaric (left) is guarded by Brampton Panthers player Damian Borges in a competitive D-division game during Saturday's Special Olympic Invitational Basketball Tournament at St. Thomas Aquinas high school. This was the second year the Shooting Stars hosted the event, which also featured teams from Burlington, Milton and Mississauga. The tournament began with the Knights of Columbus leading the athletes into the gym with a colour parade, followed by a welcome from Oakville mayor Rob Burton. The Knights of Columbus also provided a hamburger lunch for all participants, and more than two dozen student volunteers helped ensure the day ran smoothly by serving as team ambassadors and scorekeepers. The 1st Oakville Pathfinders Girls Guides group distributed snacks and water throughout the day to coaches and athletes. For more information on the Oakville Shooting Stars program, visit www.oakvillespecialolympics.org. | photo by Graham Paine -- Oakville Beaver -- @Halton_Photog Don't miss these, and other great deals! Visit Proudly Canadian Follow us: @wagjag facebook.com/wagjag Hornets off to provincials After winning everything they've entered this year, the Oakville novice A Hornets will next look for their biggest victory yet. The novice A team and 16 other Oakville squads will compete in Ontario Women's Hockey Association provincial championship tournaments this weekend across the Greater Toronto Area. The novice A Hornets are one of four Oakville teams who recently won Lower Lakes Female Hockey League playoff titles, avenging a rare loss with a 2-0 victory over the Oshawa Lady Generals in the title game. Oakville had fallen 3-2 to Oshawa in its last round-robin game but dominated the rematch, outshooting the Lady Generals 35-5. "This team of competitive eight-year-olds does not like to lose," said Hornets trainer Jennifer Monte. Oakville went 21-0-1 during the regular season to win the LLFHL West Division, outscoring its opposition 111-23. The Hornets also claimed championships at tournaments hosted by Whitby, Cambridge, London and themselves. At the OWHA championships, the novice A Hornets will face Oshawa, the Scarborough Sharks and the Waterloo Ravens in the opening round. Those three games will be played at Etobicoke's Westwood Arena, beginning tomorrow (Friday). Oakville will also compete at provincials in novice B, atom AA, atom BB, atom B, peewee AA, peewee A, peewee BB, peewee B, bantam AA, bantam A, bantam BB, midget AA, midget A, midget BB, intermediate AA and senior A divisions. The atom AA, peewee A and midget A Hornets are also coming off LLFHL championship wins. The atom AAs edged the Whitby Wolves 2-1 to conclude a 4-0 tournament see Most on p.24 Buy Online: 62% off $25.00 UP TO 65% OFF TICKETS TO THE BEATLES 50TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE CONCERT AND BRITISH ISLES SHOW FROM PREMIER CONSUMER SHOWS (A $65 VALUE) Buy Online: 50% off $10.00 Buy Online: 52% off $65.00 $10 FOR $20 TOWARDS BREAKFAST, LUNCH OR DINNER AT GOLDEN GRIDDLE (CHOOSE FROM 15 LOCATIONS) $65 FOR 18 HOLES OF GOLF FOR 2 INCLUDING CART AT DEERFIELD GOLF CLUB (A $136 VALUE) 1 Brought to you by How to buy a WagJag: Go to www.wagjag.com 2 Click buy on the offer and follow the instructions. 3 Receive your deal, tell your friends and enjoy!