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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday March 6, 2002 - D3 Activities on tap over the March Break Glen Eden Ski and Snowboard Centre still has a few spots open for its March Break Ski and Snowboard Adventure Camps. Ski camps are available for ages 5-17 as well as adults, and snowboard camps for 8-17. Fiveday sessions include daily lessons with a pro fessional instructor, equipment rentals and daily lift tickets. Registration is in person or by fax only. Download a registration from the website at www.gleneden.on.ca. For info, call 878-8455. Sports Camps 4 Kids Spring Break Camps includes regular basketball (boys and girls. 7-13) at White Oaks and M.M. Robinson (in Burlington). There is also advanced basketball (10-16) at Lord Elgin and lacrosse (6-14) at Burlington Central. Camps run March 11-15. Contact (905) 3159532 or (905) 336-1855) or www.sportscamps4kids.com Red Light Hockey Schools March Break program runs March 11- 15 at Oakville Arena. Each day. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. features three hours on ice daily with ex-Detroit Jr. Red Wing Ryan Middleton, and includes dryland team building activities and chalktalk seminars. School is open to both girls and boys. 6-11. Call (905)617-3976. Appleby College is. once again, offering its highly popular co-educational March Break soccer camp program, March 11-15. to teach and refine the basic soccer skills of young participants aged 6-12. This skills development program is a great way to improve your soccer skills before the outdoor season begins. The program is coordinated by Tosh MacFarlane. a former professional soc cer player, who is also Appleby's head soccer coach. Participants will use Appleby's indoor dome. gym. outdoor turf field and swimming pool during the program. Pro teach Baseball is offering two March Break camps for all ages (March 11-15). For more info on March Break camps and spring workshops e-mail Denny Bemi at proteach@interlog.com or call (416) 339-7543. Rep action on tap Here are the upcoming rep hockey playoff games for the Oakville Rangers -- either league or Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) ... W ed. Mar. 06 (Oakville Arena) 6:30 p.m. minor peewee AA vs Brampton (L) 8:00 p.m. bantam AA vs Milton -OMHA 3/5 (Maple Grove) 6:30 p.m. atom A vs Woolwich (L) 7:50 p.m. minor atom AAA vs Halton (L) T hurs. Mar. 07 (Oakville Arena) 7:00 p.m. atom AAA vs Stoney Creek OMHA 2/7 (River Oaks A) 6:40 p.m. minor atom AA vs Milton Fri. M ar 08 (Oakville Arena) 7:00 p.m. novice A vs Owen Sound-OMHA 4/5 8:00 p.m. midget AA vs Orangeville (L) (River Oaks B) 6:40 p.m. minor bantam AAA vs Stoney Creek-OMHA 6/7 H liM I Hi my name is Robert Fernandes. I have had m y p ap er route w ith the O a k ville Beaver since A u g ., 2001 and I e njoy delivering the papers v e ry much. I'm 11 vears o ld and I g o to Pinegrove School. I'm in g ra d e 5 and m y favorite subjects are M a th and G ym . I like to help m y parents tid y the house up. But the thing that a like d o in g best is p la ying Tennis, V olleyball and having sleepovers. Robert Fernandes Winning Carriers receive a large 3 topping pizza courtesy of: Oakville Rangers ice local talent on their teams (Continued from page D1) pion bantam AAA rep team, however, they have not lost any players to rival GTHL bantam teams (although two bantam-age Oakville players did play junior this season -- but that's another story). It works both ways, of course. Oakville could use GTHL imports -- but chooses not to. First and foremost. MOHA has to scramble to ensure a spot for everyone, whether it be house league or rep. A flux of imports, might rob a local kid out o f a place to play. And secondly, as a self styled community-based hockey program, MOHA believes its mandate is to develop hockey talent within its own community. So you won't find MOHA coaches and officials infiltrat ing GTHL strongholds; rather you'll see them keeping tap of the talent right here in Oakville, attending the lower level rep division games and even house league. MOHA, undoubtedly, wish the GTHL would adopt a similar approach. Murray believes the GTHL should con centrate on developing its own kids -- like Oakville does -- instead of fielding a huge number o f teams that require raiding outlying communities for talent. On the other hand. Murray said he's stopped wringing his hands over the issue. Oakville's exports, he said, are welcome and even encouraged to come back to their community where they can expect to be treated fairly and equally -- no more, no less. He believes the Oakville program, which looks after its own, is second to none. The organization has now long adopted a unified system called Mitron. Practice to game ratio is high, and the practices them selves are "high flow, high tempo." Offland training, both in-season and off-season, are also available, and in greater amounts as both age and level increases. Murray compares it to a school curriculum. It provides a common approach while allowing teachers/coaches plenty of room for their own input. HOW O A K V IIX E RANGERS REP TEAMS FARED SOUTH CENTRAL (Central Division) # T GF GA Age division GP W L 92 93 MIDGET AAA 4/5 31 11 15 5 0 180 40 BANTAM AAA 1/5 31 31 0 2 121 93 M. BANTAM AAA 3/5 31 16 13 4 109 109 PEEWEE AAA 4/5 13 14 31 60 30 20 4 6 103 M PEEWEE AAA 1/5 4 69 17 9 96 ATOM AAA 2/5 30 3/4 110 102 M ATOM AAA 32 15 14 3 2/4 12 14 6 91 83 NOVICE AAA 32 2/4 2 115 122 M NOVICE AAA 32 15 15 South Central .'t split into rwo divisions TRI-COUNTY BOWEN CONFERENCE 2 103 MIDGET AA 5/12 28 18 8 BANTAM AA 15 8 5 101 3/11 28 M BANTAM AA I /ll 28 22 4 2 123 6/11 28 108 PEEWEE AA 16 9 3 4/11 28 14 9 100 M PEEWEE AA 5 107 7/11 28 10 13 5 ATOM AA 100 MINOR ATOM AA 2/11 28 18 5 5 4/11 28 100 NOVICE AA 18 9 1 M NOVICE AA 16 6 6 90 3/11 28 TRI-COUNTY SM ITH CONFERENCE 87 7/11 24 10 12 2 BANTAM A 9 4 MINOR BANTAM A 3/7 24 II 90 14 6 4 4/10 24 100 PEEWEE A 113 MINOR PEEWEE A 3/11 24 13 6 5 134 ATOM A 1/10 24 22 1 1 4 2/10 24 18 2 129 MINOR ATOM A 9 4 72 NOVICE A 6/10 22 9 P 27 62 34 30 46 38 33 30 32 O n t a r i o 's # / P iz z a ,/ To join our delivery team call 905-845-9742_______ OAKVILLE'S DEALER ALTERNATIVE. 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