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New technical directors at OSC Chris Grierson and Ian Sinclair are the new co-technical directors of the Oakville Soccer Club, the OSC announced Wednesday. The veteran coaches replace Rafael Carbajal, who resigned from the position to pursue external opportunities. Grierson and Sinclair will oversee the club's coaching staff as well as focus on the development of new and innovative specialty programming for players and coaches, ensuring the club develops its members at all levels. They will also be a key component of the club in the development of new programs designed to identify OSC as an important player and good corporate citizen within the Town of Oakville, according to an OSC release. "With the overall scope and increasing needs of our membership which the OSC is fortunate to boast, I believe that Chris and Ian are going to be a tremendous fit in their shared role moving forward," said OSC executive director Dave Harris. "Each brings strong individual skill sets to the role and their expertise and focus (with both genders at a variety of ages) at the rep and house league levels will only make us stronger as an organization. I know they have the respect of our players, coaches and parents, and I look forward to seeing them take the organization to a new level." Grierson has been with the OSC since 2006 and is a national A-level coach with significant experience as both a coach and administrator in Oakville, developing programs at both the rep and house league levels. "It is a privilege to be named technical director with the Oakville Soccer Club. I look forward to continuing to work with a fantastic organization and its players, coaches and parents," Grierson said. Sinclair is a national B-level coach who has been with OSC for seven years, also heavily involved at the rep and house league levels as an administrator and coach. "I am proud to have had the opportunity to grow professionally with the Oakville Soccer Club and I look forward to contributing to a vision that truly advances every player," Sinclair said. "I am thrilled at the prospect of serving a great community and a club that is rich in tradition, and am excited for the future of this club." N E W C O U R T S N O W I N S E S S I O N 23 | Friday, June 6, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Jim Mellon lunges to return a volley during a doubles match Sunday at The Oakville Club. The club, located on Water Street, celebrated the opening of its four rebuilt tennis courts with round-robin matches, exhibition games with pros, drills, a fastest-serve competition hosted by Tennis Canada and a silent auction of tennis memorabilia. | photo by Graham Paine -- Oakville Beaver -- @Halton_Photog Oakville Hawks win two gold, three silver at field lacrosse provincials Highlighted by a gold-medal victory by the peewee 1 Hawks, all of the Oakville Minor Lacrosse Association's Division 1 teams reached the championship games of the recent provincial field lacrosse championships. The peewees defeated Orangeville 7-5 in the under-13 final after posting a 4-1 record in round-robin play, defeating Orangeville 106, Clarington 9-6, Whitby 7-3 and Burlington 9-3 before falling 5-4 to Mimico. Members of the Hawks are Aidan Murray, Chase Strychaluk, Chris Dong, Dante Parisotto, Ethan Harkins, James Passafiume, Jamie Langill, Landon Masse, Luke Dawick, Matthew Thompson, Max Boulanger, Michael Goverde, Nick Legaspi, Owen Coyne, Owen Sage, Ryan Brooks, Ryan Sheppard, Ryan Brown and Tyler Ford. The team is coached by Rick Goverde, Pat Coyne, Gary Walker and David Parisotto. Chris Thompson is the trainer and Marlene Masse is the manager. Also reaching the Division 1 finals were the atom (U11), bantam (U15) and midget (U17) Hawks. Atom 1 The atoms won four of five games en route to the final, where they were defeated 7-1 by Whitby. Oakville's wins came against Orangeville (9-6), Burlington (10-3), Clarington (71) and London (10-2), while the other loss came to St. Catharines (8-7). The atom 1 Hawks include Connor Blondin, Mathew Broglio, Jonah Campbell, Kael Carey, Jack Churchill, Troy Elson, Logan Fletcher, Josh Ford, Liam Glover, Ethan Grantis, Brett Hardy, Dylan Lee, Nolan Marshall, Daniel McKnight, Zach Wigle and Jacob Wright. Coaches are Chet Fletcher, Dean Campbell, Rob Glover and Andrew Wright, Doug Blondin is the trainer and Maggie Hardy is the manager. Bantam 1 Mimico was the only squad that stood between the bantam 1 Hawks and a provincial title, defeating Oakville 17-13 in round-robin play and 17-8 in the championship game. Oakville won its other four games, downing Orangeville 13-5, Clarington 10-5, Beaches 16-7 and Whitby 6-5. Members of the bantam 1 Hawks are Jake Howden, Grant Paterson, Joshua Dawick, Jack Travassos, Rogan Doyle, Justin Sykes, David Van Hees, Ryan O'Hara, Jacob Martino, Aden Walsh, Ethan Riggs, Aidan Child, Harrison Rees, Phillip Mazzuca, Luke Pilcher, Conner Pickford, Calvin Onate, Vincenzio Tucci and Grayden Power. FX Shea, Shawn Gonneau and Rob Travassos coach the Hawks, and Larry Riggs is the trainer. Midget 1 The midget 1 Hawks settled for silver with a 7-5 loss to Whitby, which also defeated Oakville 10-7 in round-robin action. Oakville downed Toronto Beaches 12-4, Clarington 6-3, Mimico 11-4 and St. Catharines 4-3 in its other matches. The team includes players Austin Loucks, Dawson Garcia, Jayden Wiggins, Marley Angus, Kevin Dong, Henry Follows, Daniel Moll, Jaden Walcot, Matthew Milford, Ethan Mcarthur, Andrew DeRyck, Matthew DiLella, Nicholas Hubert, Matthew Danner, Matthew Sykes, Matthew Thom, Jack Ricketts, Justin Inacio and Kyle Kolwich; coaches Mark Follows and Bob Sykes; trainers Paul DeRyck see Peewee on p.24 AND SAVE! Browse flyers from your favourite national and local retailers Visit flyers. coupons. deals. savings tips.