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National team star Phil Mack assisting with rugby camp in Oakville Canadian national rugby team star scrum half Phil Mack will help lead a youth rugby camp tomorrow (Friday) in Oakville. The camp will take place at Oakville Crusaders Rugby Club, 2214 Ninth Line. Instruction will take place from 1-4 p.m., followed by a barbecue from 5-7 p.m. Though the camp is being run by Thunder Rugby, a First Nations organization that aims to grow rugby among Aboriginal youth, it is open to all youth in the area. Mack, a coach with Thunder Rugby, has played in more than 50 rugby sevens tournaments in his international career. The Toquaht First Nation (Vancouver Island) member is Canada's all-time scoring leader in the sport. "We want to see Aboriginal youth rugby grow across the country. A couple of long-term goals are to have rugby sevens as part of the Indigenous Games, and also to identify Aboriginal athletes who could reach the elite level and follow in Phil's footsteps," said Thunder Rugby program director John Lyall. Thunder Rugby will hold another camp Saturday in Ohsweken, the central portion of the Six Nations Reserve. Registration for the camp costs $10 and can be done online at bit. ly/1rvFjrv Cru players win national women's title Oakville Crusaders players Cindy Nelles and Stephanie Black played key roles in the Ontario Storm's title win at the recent National Women's League rugby championship. Nelles, the captain of the senior provincial women's squad, ranked third in tournament scoring with 20 points, despite missing two of Ontario's four games due to injury. Black added 16 points in the competition, ranking seventh. Ontario clinched the title with a 27-10 victory over British Columbia, finishing the round-robinstyle tournament with a 4-0 record against its provincial opponents. Ontario's other wins came over the Atlantic Selects (62-5), 2013 champion Quebec (32-22) and the Prairies (57-27). Youth Olympic silver for OTHS student Oakville Trafalgar high school student Maddy Seatle scored three tries in seven games to help Canada earn silver in women's rugby sevens at the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China. Seatle's scores came in pool-play victories over Spain (31-0) and Tunisia (43-12) as well as a semifinal win over China (26-19). Canada was denied the gold with a 38-10 loss to Australia in Tuesday's final. Best Buy CORRECTION NOTICE NEWSPAPER RETRACTION FOR THE BEST BUY AUGUST 15 CORPORATE FLYER In the August 15 flyer, page 13, the Dropcam Tabs Wireless Movement Sensor ­ Black & White (WebCode: 10300644/ 10300645) is no longer available for pre-order until further notice. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our valued customers. 25 | Thursday, August 21, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Oakville SOccer club Week Thirteen Photo contest Winner: Photographer: David Mackay age Division: bu6 Jensen Tire - Michelin Sponsored by: A Proud Sponsor of Oakville Soccer Club SEPTEMBER CONDITIONING CAMPS ARE BACK! GET READY AND BE AHEAD FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON! YOUTH CONDITIONING CAMPS & ADULT BOOT CAMPS START SEPT. 3 6 SESSIONS FOR ONLY $199 + HST THAT'S JUST $33 per class! FALL FOOTBALL Volunteer positions available: - Coaches and Assistants - Social Media Coordinator - Media Liason - Events Coordinators The Titans need you! CALL 905 845 6989 OR VISIT ICESPORTS.COM\OAKVILLE Hurry now for SepTember KicK off!