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Minor atoms close to OMHA title Depending on their result last night (Thursday), the Oakville minor atom AE Rangers might have a chance to win an Ontario Minor Hockey Association title tomorrow (Saturday) at River Oaks Recreation Centre. The Rangers entered last night's game in Barrie with a 3-1 lead in their first-to-sixpoints final with the Colts. Oakville earned a 4-4 tie and a 3-1 win last weekend in the first two games of the series. Game 4 tomorrow begins at 5:20 p.m. The bantam AA Rangers are tied 2-2 with the Ajax Knights in their final series. Oakville won the series opener 5-3 last Saturday in Ajax, but the Knights evened things up with a 4-1 win Monday at Joshua's Creek Arenas. The series resumes tomorrow in Ajax, and the Rangers will host Game 4 this Monday at Joshua's Creek, beginning at 8:40 p.m. Oakville's other two OMHA finalists, the minor peewee AE and peewee AA Rangers, face early series deficits. The minor peewees trail the Aurora Tigers 4-0 after dropping 2-1 and 4-0 decisions last weekend. The series resumes Saturday at Sixteen Mile (4:35 p.m.). The peewees are down 3-1 to the Richmond Hill Stars, following a 3-3 tie and 4-0 loss. Richmond Hill hosts Game 3 tonight (Friday), and the Rangers will be back home Saturday at Joshua's Creek (7:30 p.m.). 25 | Friday, March 20, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com C A T H O L I C F I N A L Two Hornets teams, maybe more, in LLFHL finals Two Oakville Hornets teams have advanced to the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League championship weekend, while seven others could end up joining them. The peewee AA and midget A (#1283) Hornets have earned their berths at the league finals March 27-29 in Oshawa after winning their divisions in playdowns. The peewee AA Hornets will face the Brampton Canadettes, Whitby Wolves and Durham West Lightning in their Final Four. The Oakville #1283 midgets await their opponents, which could include the #1252 midget A Hornets (Oakville's second midget team is currently tied 3-3 with the Stoney Creek Sabres in its first-to-four-points final). Other Hornets teams currently in division finals of LLFHL playdowns are the atom BBs (trail Niagara Rapids 3-1), #1296 peewee As (lead Brampton Canadettes 3-1), #1284 peewee As (trail St. Catharines Brock Jr. Badgers 3-1), midget AAs (tied 2-2 with Stoney Creek Sabres), #1338 midget BBs (trail Ancaster Avalanche 2-0) and #1261 midget BBs (trail North York Storm 3-0). The bantam BB Hornets lost their South Central final to Stoney Creek. St. Joan of Arc Knights player Lauren Service (left) protects the basketball from Sacred Heart Pride's Olivia Giacobbo during last Wednesday's Halton Catholic elementary school girls' basketball final at St. Thomas Aquinas high school. Sacred Heart edged the Knights, 16-13, to win its first Halton girls' championship since 2002. | photo by Graham Paine -- Oakville Beaver -- @Halton_Photog Tennis Anyone? Registration at Clubhouse (Just south of hospital) Saturday, March 28 Saturday, April 11 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Fees: Family Couple Adult Junior $190 $160 $110 $55 Soccer Player Development After April 30th fees increase. Cheque Preferred socceR pRoGRaMs that Develop plaYeRs InnovatIve technIques to Develop InDIvIDual skIll Game Based LearninG Brain Based LearninG Court Attendants $11/hr. E-mail resumes by April 1 to: Mr.Yashar, Manager, @ negyashar@hotmail.com Now Hiring Oakville Summer Registration Now Open! 905-467-2775 pRoGRaM DIRectoR: DIno lopez powered by Wallace Park Tennis Club 245 Reynolds St. 905.845.7649 www.apexfootylab.com Learn More and register at