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D2 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday, October 2, 2002 Ron Mays closer to NHL dream Ron Mays is moving one step closer to realizing his dream of coaching in the National Hockey League. The 27 year-old Burlington native, and former coach with a Oakville Rangers' peewee AAA rep team, recently accepted the position of goaltending coach and scout with the Mississauga Ice Dogs of the Ontario Hockey League. Mays is a key component in a new era of Ice Dogs' Hockey. In May of this year, the team was sold by a group including Don Cherry to for mer NHL player Nick Ricci. Ricci immediately installed former Tampa Bay Lightning head coach, Steve Ludzik, as the Ice Dogs' new general manager and coach. Mays was added to the staff through his past dealings with Ludzik. Mays' main responsibility is to train and develop the Ice Dogs' goaltenders. Mays will also play an active role in evaluating goal tenders for future OHL drafts. A former goaltender with the M.M. Robinson Rams Halton and GHAC champi onship team in 1993-94, Mays has extensive experience training goaltenders through his goalie school. Mays has also authored four best-selling books on goaltending. The Ice Dogs are coming off a last place finish in the OHL's central division where the team compiled an 11-47-6 record. High school sports off and running for 2002-03 season The Halton Secondary Schools Athletic Association high school sports schedule is under way. First term sees boys' playing football and volleyball, while girls play basket ball and field hockey. The cross-country season also goes first term. The following is a list of this week's action for Oakville schools Field Hockey Games scheduled for tomorrow (Thursday), · Appleby at Notre Dame, senior and junior, 3:30 p.m. · Iroquois Ridge at O-T, senior, 3:30 p.m. · Blakelock at QEP, senior, 3:30 p.m. · Holy Trinity at QEP, junior 4:45 p.m. ·White Oaks at Aquinas, senior (game to be played at Loyola), 3:30 p.m. ·Aquinas at Loyola, junior, 4:45 p.m. BERTIN STABLES 3 indoor riding arenas. Classes available for children, teenagers and adults all year round. · Weekday Lessons 4/$ 107 or $30/Lesson · Friday Hoof-Pick Club 6pm-8:30pm · Saturday at Farm 10am-3pm $40 (Children 5-12 yrs.) Canada's Largest English Riding School Girls' basketball Games scheduled for Thursday at 3:30 p.m., · Bishop Reding at Blakelock, junior then senior · Drury at Aquinas, junior · Iroquois Ridge at QEP, senior · Holy Trinity at Milton, junior · O-T at Loyola, senior then junior · White Oaks at KCC, senior then jun ior 3 4 4 5 Dundas W. (H w y. # 5 ), Oakville (1 -1 / 2 Miles West of H w y. # 2 5 ) w e b site w w w .b ertinsta b les.com (905) 827-4678 Chantal Ayotte · Special to the Beaver e-m ail: b e rtin @ w e b tv.n e t Iroquois Ridge's Nicke Crease. 32, carries a ball past a Nelson player last week during Halton high school senior boys' football action. Nelson won 21-12. Atlantic City 4 days, October 15 $429. November 3 $379 Boys' volleyball Games scheduled for Thursday at 3:30 p.m., ·Blakelock at Reding, senior then jun ior · Aquinas at Drury, senior then junior · QEP at Iroquois Ridge, junior · Milton at Holy Trinity, junior · Loyola at O-T, senior then junior · KCC at White Oaks, junior Gridiron not a friendly place early in season for Oakville senior teams Oakville's high school senior football teams will need to do. some catching up in the second half of the season to overtake the upstart Burlington teams. Assumption, Notre Dame and MM Robinson, all of Burlington, lead the senior divi sion I standings with identical 20 records heading into this week's action. Oakville's Iroquois Ridge sits tied for fourth spot with Burlington's Nelson. Both teams have 1-1 records. Loyola, Aquinas and Burlington's Lord Elgin occupy the division's bottom spots. None of those teams has a win so far this year. (See story on this page for a schedule of this week's games). In division II it's Burlington's Pearson and Central are on top with 2-0 records. Oakville's QEP is tied for third with Burlington's Aldershot, Milton District and Milton's Bishop Reding. Those teams have 1-0 records. White Oaks, OakvilleTrafalgar and Blakelock have yet to a win this season. It's a different story, however, in the junior divisions. Central and Nelson sit atop Division I with perfect 2-0 records. But O akville's lone entry in the division, Loyola, is a respectable 1-1. That record is good enough for a third-place tie with Elgin. In division two, it's Oakville schools Iroquois Ridge, Oakville-Trafalgar and Holy Trinity leading the way with 2-0 records. Blakelock and White Oaks are tied for fourth spot with 1-1 records. QEP and Aquinas share the division's bottom spot. Neither team has registered a win so far this season. Junior playoffs begin at the end of the month. The division II final is Nov. 12, followed by the division I final Nov. 13. Senior playoffs begin in November, culminating with the GHAC Bowl between Nov. 1530. Division finals are played in Hamilton at Ivor Wynne Stadium. GHAC Bowl will be played at York University. DeNure Tours Price is per person twin and includes all taxes. 1 800668-6859 and 500009377 ^ Junior boys' football P O S TA G E S TA M P SH O W S TA M P S , C O V E R S & P O S TC A R D S at the Queen Elizabeth Building C N E Grounds O ctob e r 4, 5 & 6, 2002 Games scheduled for Thursday at 3:30 p.m., · Holy Trinity at Aquinas · Milton at Iroquois Ridge · Blakelock at QEP · White Oaks at O-T Game scheduled for Friday, · Loyola at Nelson, 2 p.m. Senior boys' football Games scheduled for Friday, · Aquinas at Iroquois Ridge, 3:30 p.m. · Blakelock at White Oaks, 3:30 p.m. · Reding at O-T, 3:30 p.m. · Pearson at QEP, 3:30 p.m. · Loyola at Nelson, 4 p.m. FR I 11 A M - 6 PM / S A T 1 0 A M - 6 P M / S U N 1 0 A M - 4 PM FREE ADMISSION DOOR PRIZES P re s e n te d b y: The C anadian Stam p D ea lers' A ssociation Curling Burlington Golf & Country Club 422 North Shore Blvd. E. Burlington Oakville Trafalgar senior girls' field hockey team wins tournament The Oakville-Trafalgar High School senior girls' field hockey team won five games last Friday to capture the OTHS Senior Girls' Field Hockey Tournament. Vanessa Forster scored the team's only goal in a 1-0 win over Mississauga's Lome Park Secondary School in the final. O-T got to the final after winning four games and tying one in the preliminary round. All games were played at Shell Park. O-T beat Nelson 1-0 in their opening game then slipped past Laura Secord Secondary School 1-0. The O-T girls shutout Blakelock 4-0 in their third game, before beating Hamilton's Glendale 50. Unlimited curling at competitive rates "INTRODUCTORY OFFER" Oct. to Dec. $250.00 Single Oct. to April $450 single/$750 couple Little Rock/Bantam 6 & up $100 includes club sweatshirt OPEN HOUSE SA T . OCT 5 & 12 from 12:00 to 4:00 iTM ,e c n s , pi^i For more information, call Wayne Gratton- Curling Manager @ (905) 639-7281 In Game 5, O-T tied 0-0 with Hamilton's St. Jean De Brebeuf. The team's 4-0-1 record, however, was good enough to give them the Pool A title, setting up the championship match with Pool B champions Lome Park. Twelve teams participated in the event. Oakville's Iroquois Ridge finished in fifth spot, while Blakelock tied for sixth. WINTER NON-CONTACT United W ay of Oakville Proudly Presents ADULT ||0 C K E y LEAGUE HALTON MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE · N on-contact · Prim e tim e games · 29 th season o f operation · Sweaters/socks ! provided I · Trophies · Balanced teams · Excellent officiating · Individual entries · Also W om en's rec. division Bronte Harbour race results (Continued from page D1) Men, John Lawson o f Burlington (18:48). Women, Barbro D egerfalt of Oakville (25:10). OF A W O R L D W IT H IN O A K V IL L E 55-59 Men, Brian Richards of Mississauga (18:02). 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