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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday February 4, 2004 - D3 Ice again felled by Aeros The Oakville Ice are, no doubt, in the toughest part of their schedule, in the midst of four of six games against the Toronto Aeros. arguably the top team in the National Women's Hockey League. There's absolutely no argument that they're the best team in the central con ference with a 24-1-1 record, including last Saturday's 5-0 win over Oakville Ice who dropped to 13-15-2. The Ice's previous game was a satis fying 7-1 win over Montreal Axion (on Jan. 25), the top team in the eastern con ference. which followed on the heels of a loss to the Toronto Aeros. also by a 5-0 score (on Jan. 23). The Ice get a bit of a break from the high and mighty this Sunday (Feb. 8), 2:50 p.m., at Ice Sports Oakville with basement dwelling Durham T E L U S in town (6-21). The Ice will not want a letdown as they then close out their regular season series with the Aeros with a pair, in Toronto on Monday, Feb. 9 and back at Ice Sports on Friday. Feb. 13. HOCKEY L NATIONAL W OMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE Central conference Team W GP L T OTL I* GF Toronto Aeros Brampton ... Oakville Ice T E L U S ... 26 27 30 27 24 20 13 6 1 5 15 21 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 49 42 28 12 153 143 100 45 GA 30 66 86 163 East conference Montreal Axion Ottawa Raiders Quebec ... 28 25 29 16 6 3 6 15 22 5 4 2 1 0 2 38 16 10 91 55 51 67 94 132 Bruins continue torrid road trip with 76-57 win over Seneca, host Sheridan Cup this weekend It wasn't a Rembrandt but the Sheridan Bruins went out and did what you do against the worst team in the league. They took care of business beating the winless Seneca Sting 76-57 in men's college basketball action Saturday night in North York. The game, postponed from last Tuesday due to bad weather, was never really in doubt for the Bruins, who are again the #1 ranked team in the province (5th in the country). The Bruins used everyone on their roster, including starting center Bashir Musse, back from a four-game absence because of an ankle injury. Sheridan broke open a tight game with an 11-0 run late in the first half to give the Bruins a 35-25 lead at the half. Seneca never really threatened the rest of the way and Sheridan cruised home for the win. Andrew Foster led the way with 15 points and eight rebounds. Kevin Dennis had a superb game as well with 14 points and 11 rebounds, 10 of them offensive. Maurice Smith drilled three treys and finished with 1 1 points. Louis Moore added eight points and five assists. Bashir Musse shook off the rust and scored five points and grabbed nine rebounds. Sheridan pounded Seneca on the boards with 19 offensive rebounds but were a little sloppy with the ball with 17 turnovers. The win moves Sheridan to 7-2 and they remain tied for first place in the central division with Humber, but with the tie-breaker nod. The Bruins, now 40 on their current road trip, complete their five game journey tonight (Wednesday) in Toronto against third place George Brown (6-4). Chantal Ayotte ·Oakville Beaver The Buffalo goalie appears to be levitating, here, as Jason Dopaco of the Oakville Blades looks intently on. Blades seal third place with pair of wins, playoff opponent determined last night The O akville Blades sealed up third place in their 10-team provincial junior A western conference by clos ing out their regular season schedule with a pair of weekend wins. But they had to wait until the con clusion of the league's final regular season game last night (Tuesday night) between the Streetsville Derbys and M ilton IceHawks to determine if their first round playoff opponent was to be the Streetsville Derbys or the Burlington Cougars. Going into last night's game, it was an Oakville/Burlington match up. But a Streetsville win would have slipped them past Burlington into sixth place to produce an Oakville/Streetsville series. Naturally, playoff dates were not finalized, as of our deadline, with the teams still yet to be determined. But check in on the league website (www.oha.org/jra) for the complete playoff schedule or the Blades web site (oakvilleblades.com). Oakville sealed third place with a pair of decisive wins -- 8-3 over Mississauga Sunday night and 6-2 over Buffalo on Saturday night. PROVINCIAL JUNIOR A - west conference GP W L T OTL GF GA G EO R G ET O W N H AM ILTO N O A K V IL L E M ILTO N M IS S IS S A U G A BU R LIN G T O N S T R E E T S V IL L E BRA M A LEA B U FFA LO BRA M PTO N 49 49 49 48 49 49 48 49 49 49 40 33 32 31 25 18 16 14 12 13 5 13 13 15 21 26 24 30 31 33 3 1 3 0 0 4 6 2 4 1 1 2 I 2 3 1 2 3 2 2 296 254 207 223 214 151 144 137 137 154 132 161 143 157 225 205 182 223 239 246 PTS 84 69 68 64 53 41 40 33 30 29 SHERIDAN CUP The Bruins are running their annual high school basketball tournament on Feb. 6/7. O akville's Iroquois Ridge is the lone Halton school. Friday's first-round games are as follows: Father Goetz vs St. Augustine (4:30 p.m.). Northern vs Clarkson (6 p.m.), Loyola (Mississauga) vs North Park (7:30 p.m.) and Iroquois Ridge vs Rick Hansen (9 p.m.). As usual, the Saturday night for mat has the Sheridan Bruins game (vs. Centennial) at 6 p.m. sand wiched between the consolation final (at 4 p.m.) and the championship game at 8 p.m. MONDAY NIGHT RESULT: Buffalo beat Hamilton 3-1 to edge past Brampton fo r ninth place and the inter-conference wild card spot (against St. Mike s) TUESDAY NIGHT RESULT: Streetsville at Milton: this game, which was the final western conference regular season game, went beyond our press deadlines. A win would vault Streetsville ahead o f Burlington fo r sixth place. The third place Oakville Blades will play the sixth place team In the first round o f the playoffs. In both cases, the Blades clinched the win with big first periods. Against Mississauga, on Sunday, they led 5-2 after the first period and 7-3 after two periods. O akville goals were scored by Austin Corredato (2). Nick Dodge (2), Lane Moodie, Ryan Angelow. Jason Dopaco and Ryan Ellis. Assists went to Corredato (4), Dopaco (2). Evan Divalentino (2), Dodge (2), Ellis. Angelow, Nick Davis. Moodie and Darrell Simich. Against Buffalo, on Saturday, Oakville barged out to period leads of 4-0 and 6-0. O akville goals were scored by Evan Divalentino. Jason Dopaco, Ryan E llis , M ike Swinton, Nick Dodge and Ryan Angelow. Assists went to Austin Corredato (2), Ellis (2), Paul Dawson, Chris Korac, Mark DiBiase, Charlie Giffin, Dopaco and Darrell Simich. Team MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Central division G W L PE PA 9 9 10 8 8 10 7 7 6 4 3 0 2 2 4 4 5 10 634 636 636 567 483 604 578 523 601 541 535 782 Pts 14 14 12 8 6 0 Sheridan Bruins Humber Hawks George Brown Huskies Centennial Colts Mohawk Mountaineers Seneca Sting World Cup team went winless in China Canada's World Cup Soccer team is coming home empty handed from the Four Nation Women's Tournament in China. Team Canada had Diana Matheson in tow. but not Kara Lang who was injured. 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