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M E N A C I N G P H A N T O M S Forest Trail allowed 15 points in title game continued from p.39 second quarter, Forest Trail would have all the points it would need in a 28-15 victory that capped a 13-0 season. "We're a strong shooting and passing team," said Forest Trail co-captain Avery Murray. "We all have different individual skills, but we all work well together to form a very good team," added Goodfellow, who finished with six points. Forest Trail scored the game's first five points and led 14-5 by the end of the first quarter. The Coyotes extended that lead to 18-6 by the half. Alexander's looked like it might take a run at Forest Trail as it cut the Coyotes' advantage to eight in the third quarter. Taylor Bondoc, who finished with a game-high 13 points, made sure the Burlington school got no closer, though. She scored six straight points as part of a 10-0 Forest Trail run that put the game out of reach. Bondoc showed a willingness to battle for rebounds as well as a good scoring touch, which was a benefit as she frequently went to the free-throw line. Bondoc went 5-for-9 on her foul shots, scoring more points from the line than the entire Alexander's team, which went just 3-for-11. Forest Trail, meanwhile, was 8-for-13 (62 per cent) as a team. Lauren Montanari had four points for Forest Trail. Other members of the Coyotes are Amy Ecclestone, Guilia McGuire, Jordan Merner, Aiyana Salvatore, Erica Sampson, Parker Wales and Carly Wight. The Coyotes beat Milton's Chris Hadfield 33-23 in the semifinals. -- Herb Garbutt can be followed on Twitter @Herbgarbutt 43 | Thursday, May 1, 1, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | |www.insideHALTON.com 43 | Thursday, May 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER www.insidehalton.com The Oakville Phantoms atom team could not have been any better defensively at the recent Caledon Minor Hockey Association Masters Tournament. Oakville did not allow a single goal at the competition, posting a 6-0 victory and three 7-0 wins to claim the championship. Members of the team are Hunter Logue, Logan Dodsworth, Alexander Holmes, Nicholas Watson, Ben Choy, William Bedard, Thomas Diamandas, Nolan Hart, Aidan Henry, Hayden Lapko, Brodin Dreidger, Mathew Ritchie, Logan Reid, Griffin Samuel, Take Del Rizzo and Domenic Dilullo. Coaches of the team are Mitchell Baiton, Darren Baiton, Greg Bedard, Arthur Dreidger and Austin Baiton. Local trio to suit up in OUA women's soccer showcase Baseball grants available for youngsters Three Oakville players will play in the second annual Ontario University Athletics Women's Soccer Showcase Saturday in Vaughan. Sarah Farano and Julie Maheu of the Laurier Golden Hawks will join Tori Edgar of the Western Mustangs on Team West when it takes on Team East at the Ontario Soccer Association Centre. Maheu, a fourth-year midfielder and first-team OUA all-star, had two goals in 12 games, bringing her career total to seven. Farano, a second-year defender, was a second team OUA all-star. Edgar, a second-year keeper, helped Western post the second lowest goals-against average in the OUA, surrendering just eight goals in 16 games. Farano and Edgar, former teammates who helped Holy Trinity win a provincial high school title, squared off in the OUA final. Farano scored on Edgar in penalty kicks to secure the championship for Laurier. The OUA showcase women's game kicks off at 10 a.m. KidSport has teamed with Jays Care Foundation, the charitable arm of the Toronto Blue Jays, to help ensure all Canadian youth have the opportunity to play baseball this spring and summer. The partnership will come to life at the community level through the Blue Jays Baseball Academy Rookie League, a yearround program offered at no cost to participants and their families. 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