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SPORTS Editor: Norm Nelson Phone: 905-845-3824 (ext. 255) Fax: 905-337-5567 e-mail: nnelson@haltonsearch.com W E D N E S D A Y . JU LY 1(). 2 ( X ) 2 · P a g e 1)1 An area all-star field hockey team tuned up for the upcoming Ontario Summer Games with a 3-0 win over Dame Allen School, a touring team from England. The game, held Saturday on the arti ficial turf at Appleby College, featured the central west all-stars. All three goals were scored by play ers from Lome Park S.S. (Mississauga). Oakville players on the team include Jenn Alexander, Heather ChurchillSmith. Vanessa Forster, Erin Maloney and Jessica Mori. "It was a great opportunity to try out some new plays and fix some old ones Lawnmower Service for most makes & models We can fix tt! from W w +parts CURRENT POWER MACHINERY INC. 1661 Lakeshore Rd. W. Mississauga (2 b lock east o f Southdown « Q O O Road in Clarkson) sen A 044 1 I Ontario Games team shut out touring English side Saturday prior to the Ontario Summer Games," said the central west team coach Shirley Vogt. An Oakville resident, Vogt has coached the Oakville Trafalgar High School team for the past several years. The Ontario Summer Games runs July 18-21 in Kitchener/Waterloo. The central west O ntario Games team had a tune-up match Saturday against a touring English school. In both o f these photos, m em bers of the Oakville Trafalgar Red Devils high school team are seen in action, challeng ing for the ball (white jerseys). In the top photo is Erin M aloney and her high school team m ate Jessica Mori is in the bottom photo. Peter McCusker · O akville B e a ve r Peter McCusker 'O akx'ille B ea ver This unidentified U-10 Oakville Coyote roller hockey player has an excellent chance in a `friendly' against a visiting English squad. Coyotes prove tough test for visitors Brampton's Global In-Line Hockey Festival, which is running all this week, has attracted teams from around the world, and a couple of them dropped by Oakville last week for tune-up games. "Kind o f neat stuff," said Jay Labelle.who heads up the Oakvillebased Halton Roller Hockey league. The international visitors found the going tough in Oakville with an English team losing 10-2 to an Oakville U-10 team and a German team losing 12-3 to the Oakville Coyotes bantam rep team. Annual 0TMH tournament Aug. 21 This year's 23rd annual Oakville Beaver charity golf tournament in sup port of Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH) will be held this year on Wednesday, August 21 at Wyldewood G olf Course, which, as usual, has chipped in its fine links. The driving force behind this tour nament is CONNECTIONS, an associ ation of three well established local Oakville firms who are specialists in asset growth and risk management. The three firms are Vince Tomenson Dickerson Insurance Brokers; Assante; and Cumming & Cumming Wealth Management. They're located at 1540 Cornwall Road. Last year, they took over steward ship of this venerable tournament with the result being a spectacular record amount o f $60,000 handed over to our local hospital. There were a number o f reasons why they were able to take this tourna ment to the next level. (See 'Connections' page D2) The Oakville Fusion. COACHING STAFF: Desmond Andrade, Matthew Wise, Austin Lerke and Dominic Novais. BACK ROW: Evan Andrade, Andrew Garvey, Stefano Manarin, Sebastian Novais, Robert Morton and Evan Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: Joshua Wise, Thomas Docherty, Nicolas Hayward, Vincent Seidner and Brett Fong. FRONT ROW: Ken Taylor, Joshua Portillo, David Gray, Michael MacArthur, Alex Lerke and Ben Hasko. GOALIE: Scott Bell. ABSENT: Spencer Fronk and Francesco Stalteri. Great start for Fusion with tourney championship in Weston The Oakville Fusion Boys U-10 all star team got their 2002 summer season off to a great'start by winning the Weston Spring Classic All-Star Tournament with spirit and determination. Oakville won the championship game 3-0 over Concord Power. Oakville drew a strong team in the semifinal, and prevailed 1-0 over USC Karpaty on penalty kicks, With two great saves by the Fusion keeper, one hit cross-bar by Karpaty and three great strikes by the Fusion the game was settled. In the weather shortened (lightning and thunder) preliminary round, Oakville had tied Concord Power 1-1 and blasted North Toronto 6-1. College scouts watch Strikers win Woodbridge tournament The Oakville Strikers boys AA rep soccer team have got their season off to a flying start. They won the prestigious U -17 Woodbridge showcase invitational, which is attended by many U.S. university coaches. Oakville defeated Vaughan 2-1 in the championship game. Petro Czoli and Miran Zaki put Oakville out in front 2-0. In the semifinal, Oakville twice came from behind to edge Markham3-2 in extra time. The golden goal was a beautiful set-up from Jeffrey Dakwah to Gary Aguiar. Darkwah also scored as did Matthew Silva. (Preliminary round action) Oakville 1, Woodbridge 0: Oakville came out stronger in the first half and converted on Michael Medeiros' 25yard rocket to the top comer. Oakville 3, CS Azzurri 0: Oakville scored two goals in the final five minutes to salt away the win. Goals to Glen Villa. Gary Aguiar and Matthew Silva. Oakville 2. Darlington 1: Darlington took the lead midway through the second half but Oakville maintained their poise and scored two goals in the final 10 minutes. Scorers were Gary Aguiar and Jeffrey Darkwah. LEAGUE ACTION The first league game saw Oakville erase deficits of 10 and 3-2 to win 5-3. Goals were scored by Jeffrey Darkwah (2), Petro Czoli (2) and Sahsa Apetri. The Strikers are Andrew Greco, Peter Koumoulas, Brien Chamney. Darren Charles. Ryan Tuske, Dexter Ugwu, Miran Zaki. John-M ark Ssennyonjo, Brent Lukowski. Nikola Milosevic, Matthew Silva, Barry Wilson. Petro Czoli, Michael Medeiros, Glen Villa, Jeffrey Darkway. Sasha Apeiri and Gary Aguiar. Peter McCusker · O akville B ea ver UNDER CONTROL! this unidentified Oakville Storm player Ontario Cup third round action Sunday at Bronte Athletic Field. well under control in this wom en's division game, shutting out wasn't the only winner, however, as the game was used to raise the fight against breast cancer. gets the ball under control in The Storm certainly had things Richmond Hill 5-0. The Storm both awareness and money for