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D 4 - The Oakville Beaver, W ednesday S ep tem ber 25, 2002 Vytis try-outs continue The Oakville Vytis B asketball Club will be holding tryouts for rep teams as follows: · girls novice (born 1993.1994): St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School (STA), 1:30-3 p.m., Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. · girls atom (born 1991, 1992): STA. 78:30 p.m., Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. · girls bantam (born 1990): STA, 5-7 p.m., Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. · girls major bantam (born 1989): STA, 3-5 p.m.. Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. · girls midget (born 1987, 1988): St. Ignatius o f Loyola Secondary School, 7:30-9:30 p.m.. Monday, Sept. 23, 30 & Oct. 7th · boys novice (born 1993,1994): O akville Trafalgar High School (OTHS), 4-6 p.m., Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. · boys atom (born 1991, 1992): OTHS, 12-2 p.m., Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. · boys bantam (born 1990): OTHS, 2-4 p.m., Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. · boys m ajor bantam (born 1989): OTHS. 6-8 p.m., Sunday Sept 22, 29 & Oct 6. There will be a one-tim e $15 try out fee per player, which gives adm ission to all three tryout ses sions. For more inform ation, check w w w .vytisoakville.org or call Mary Quinn at (905) 469-8435 or Tom M cNally at (905) 330-0349. W OAKVILLE DODGE CHRYSLER JEEP pe3r A W #*® " T « tA TSAV<*» Watch for your Oakville Dodge Chrysler Jeep Flyer in selected editions of today's THE OAKVILLE BEAVER I Oodqe I 646 4th Line, Speers Road, Oakville w w w .o a k v ille d o d g e .c o m w Speers Rd FUTURE STARS MEET CURRENT STAR! The O akville Soccer C lub is well represented at the regional level this year. The Peel H alton U -13 girls regional team will com pete in this y e a r's iden tification to u rn am en t this weekend (Sept. 28/29) w ith five O akville residents on the team . They are (left to right in top photo): Jenny Slater, K aralyn D arosa, Nicole M ierzw a, S abrina Figliuzzi and Kaylen Shim oda (all of the O akville H u rrican e U -13 rep team ). As well, th eir Peel H alton regional team was thrilled to have one o f C a n a d a 's top youth soccer players drop by -- O akville's K ara Lang! E2za| |CHRYSLER I (905) 845-4211 & £ ·t 1 HR S H I Oakville's Cup runneth over Oakville's awesome four Ontario Cup victories helped propel the local Peel Halton Association to a total of eight titles -- the most of any associa tion throughout Ontario. Not far behind was Elgin Middlesex Soccer Association with six. After that, that however, no associa tion had as many as Oakville! York Region Soccer Association was the next highest with three titles. The Oakville Beaver was in atten dance at all of the Oakville Soccer Club's Ontario Cup games. W inners included the Oakville women's team, the Oakville Strikers U-16 boys tier one team, the Oakville Winstars U-14 tier one boys team and the Oakville United U-16 tier two team. The first three teams move on to their respective national champi onships October 9-14. A fifth Oakville team also made the Ontario Cup with the U-12 Oakville Demons girls team proud to have made the championship game, although los ing 3-0 to London Supernova. BRAND NAME| · Sola & loveseat Sets · Mattresses " r TT >#»% · Dinette Sets · Lamps · Bedroom Suites · Chairs -- · Recliners · Area Rugs · Home Decor & More! '· I FURNITURE suwiv i setecnon ran ~~~ IT'S ALL GOTTA GO! Tlie season is up & liquidation World is marking down selected seasonal items. Bug sprays · Planters · Swim Accessories · Accessories · lawn & Garden Supplies a Much More. Gutsy 3rd period comeback earns draw O akville R angers peewee AAA head coach Dan Stothers must have remembered Yogi Berra's dictum that it a in ' t over `til it's over during his first head coaching stint against the Welland Tigers on Friday at Glen Abbey arena. The. Tigers entered the third period with a 5-2 lead, having never trailed in the game. It didn't seem to matter to the young Rangers who continued to press their attack on the visitors who played most of the final frame in their own end of the ice. With three markers in the third peri od, the Rangers emerged with a much deserved 5-5 tie. Mark Borcsok (1 g, 2a) and Patrick Readshaw (3a) led the point parade. Other goals went to Adam DiMarco, Cam Watts, Steven Guzzo and Andrew Neuwald. A ssists were earned by W atts, Max M ihaichuk and Glenn MacDonald. On Sunday in St Catharines, the Rangers skated away with a 3-2 victo ry in a tough, well-played game over the hometown Sabres. Adam DiMarco, Cam Watts and Patrick Marsh accounted for the scor ing while assists went to Tyler Stothers (2), D iM arco, M att Lorito, Spike Metcalfe and Grant Kozlik. (at Dorval) (905) 815-8811 The Cutting Edge Hockey & Skating Academy Gliders Learn to Skate Classes 4-9 year-olds M ini-S eason for Team Games for 4-6 year-olds · builds on skills acquired in Skills & D rills program m e · R egular sch edule of g a m e s based on n o use-league form at provides players w ith exp e rie nce of team play · team uniform s and referees provided. · provides beginning skaters with fundam entals to become independent and confident on the ice - limited or no skating experience. · CSA approved hockey helm ets are mandatory. Elbow pads, w aterproof mitts and snowpants recommended. Fall & Winter Sessions Ulozas line continues hot play against Eagles The O akville R angers m inor atom AAA rep team last weekend clawed their way to Sunday play for the sec ond consecutive tournament, this time in Peterborough. Coach Bob Woloschuk's hustling squad posted a 2-1-1 record in prelim inary rounds, before skating to a tough overtime 4-3 loss to Halton in the Sunday semifinal. The Rangers followed up the tour nament with a convincing 5-1, regularseason victory the next day over the Burlington Eagles. The Rangers were led by centre Michael Ulozas, with two goals and two assists. Ulozas's red-hot line was responsible for the Eagles becoming an endangered species, with Giovanni Siciliano and Mark Freitas adding markers. Hard-working Ryan Adams rounded out the scoring with his first goal of the year. The game turned on a brilliant save by Ali Binnington, stoning an Eagle on a goalmouth re-direction with three seconds left in the second period, preserving a 1-0 lead. In combined tournament (4-5-1) and regular-season play (1-1) the Rangers have stayed close, losing three games by a goal (one in OT) and suf fering another loss by a margin o f two, including an empty-net clincher. In 12 games, Binnington and Stefan Chiasson have combined for a glitzy 2.58 goals-against-average. On the scoresheet in the Peterborough tourney were Mark Cece (3G, 1A), M atthew'W ood (2G. 3A), Siciliano (2G, 1A), Patrick Griffin (2G), Patrick Megannety (1G. 3A), Justin Burzycki (1G, 1A), Freitas (1G), Mark Luzar (1G), Matthew Rubinoff (3A), Adams (1 A) and Justin Mattiussi (1A). Ben Finelli, Corey Camilleri and Sam Neeb were solid on the blueline. $139 Winter Sessions $149 Pow er-Skating For Players Aged 6-12 years · " 'I 'jc t io r Skills & Drills (4-6 year-olds) Hockey Development OPEN · introduces fundamental basic skills emphasizing fun, respect and fair play · weekly skills practice Peter McCusker · Oakville Beaver - pow er l.-M -cp '-v-:" AjEfoj ! "r · ij~ ;2 1 uower, pow er srriaes, acceleration, lateral mobility, tu rn s and stops f u ll out" w ork-out to supplem ent team practices Fall & Winter Sessions SEASON! Y outh Bow ling C ouncil bow ler C rystal P icard sta rts the season off at H opedale Bowl ea rlie r this m onth. $139 Fall & Winter Sessions $139 For information and/or registration call ( 9 0 5 ) 8 4 9 -9 7 1 2 w w w .h m h l.b iz la n d .c o m United of Oakville 'celebrate Halloween Made Easy m ade Way to Go MORE THAW A PARTY SUPERSTORE^TM J ohnsonDiversey T he Oakville Beaver jo in s U nited Way o f Oakville in saluting JohnsonD iversey for an o u tstan d in g U nited Way fundraising cam paign. w r e r e a W to .T f* your ·s k S S F 5 - Workin' at the car wash The Oakville Rangers minor atom AAA rep hockey team will be hosting a fundraising community car wash at the Petro Canada Gas Station located on the south-east com er of Trafalgar and Upper Middle Road, this Sunday (Sept. 29), 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. The community car wash is being held to raise funds for extra ice rentals, tournament fees and team uniforms. Car wash pricing is based on a `donation' for a basic wash. fjp iD lll* * " si* ------ROCK STAR OIVAS JohnsonDiversey is to be congratulated on a very creative "Film Festival" cam paign. W ith each d e p a rtm e n t becom ing a movie, they showcased T he G odfather (seen above), 101 Dalmations, Star Wars, Titanic, Grease, Jaws and A League o f th eir Own. This inspiring campaign raised $18,014 - up from $16,094 in 2001. Congratulations JohnsonDiversey! Without you, there would be no way. w e're ready to make your Halloween costume buying easier. Great value. Great service. Great fun. Lo ok f o r f ly e r in y o u r loca l p a p e r (selected areas) OTHS field hockey tourney Oakville Trafalgar High School is hosting a senior girls field hockey tour nament on Friday (Sept. 27) at Shell Park (Lakeshore just west of Bronte Road). Tourney starts at 8:30 a.m. and the cham pionship game begins at 2:30 p.m.