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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, April 23, 2015 | 46 Mercedes-Benz Oakville 10K Sunday at Appleby The seventh annual Mercedes-Benz Oakville 10K will take place Sunday at Appleby College. This year's race will benefit the Lighthouse for Grieving Children, which supports families in the Halton and Peel regions who have experienced a life-altering death. The Mercedes-Benz Oakville 10K will feature a 10-kilometre run and walk, a 5K run and walk, a 5K school challenge sponsored by The Martin Group of National Bank Financial, a 1K junior jog, a 300-metre toddler trot, a mascot race and a newly-improved family fun zone. Anyone 25 years of age or older who finishes the 10K or 5K will be entered into a random draw to win a one-year lease of a new 2015 Mercedes-Benz GLA 4MATIC, provided by Mercedes-Benz Oakville Autohaus. For more information or to register, visit www.Mercedes10K.com. S I G N O F S P R I N G Oakville's Jervis, Cross selected to play in CIS All-Star East-West Bowl Oakville residents Aaron Jervis and Declan Cross have been invited to participate in the annual Canadian Interuniversity Sport All-Star East-West Bowl football game next month in Montreal. Jervis, a 6-foot-4, 256-pound defensive lineman at the University of Toronto, will play for the East and Cross, a 5-foot-11, 215-pound running back at McMaster, will represent the West in the game Saturday, May 9, at McGill University. For the most part, the Bowl game showcases CIS players who will be eligible for the following year's CFL draft. u al sf FALL STAMPEDERS PARENT INFO NIGHT WED APRIL 29, 2015 FROM 7:00 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. AT MAINWAY RECREATION CENTRE P A T m S a r t e S m l m INFORMATION BMFA FOOTBALL AND REGISTRATION REGISTRATION SESSION NOW OPEN S R S E r D E E P D ME Stampeders Fall Registration In-Person and Online and then pick-up equipment on MAY 4TH & MAY 6TH, 2015 FALL STAMPEDERS FREE Stampeders T Shirt to all who try out. All equipment except shoes provided by the BMFA. Practice and home games are on turf fields. Buses provided for players for all out of town games. Oakville Trafalgar Red Devils player Bridget Peros (left) attempts to bring down a St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders opponent Tuesday at Bronte Athletic Field. OT, Aquinas, Burlington's Nelson Lords and Georgetown's Christ the King Jaguars each played two games Tuesday at Bronte to kick off their Halton high school senior girls' Tier 1 rugby seasons. OT, a silver medallist at last year's Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations AAA/AAAA championships, blanked Nelson 41-0 and Aquinas 39-0, while the Raiders tied Christ the King 10-10 in their other game. AAA/ AAAA division squads Abbey Park, White Oaks and T.A. Blakelock also started their seasons Tuesday, with Blakelock routing Milton's Bishop Reding Royals 39-14, Abbey Park falling 51-5 to Burlington's Corpus Christi Longhorns and White Oaks dropping a 22-5 decision to the Georgetown Rebels. | photo by Eric Riehl -- Oakville Beaver -- @Halton_Photog In the past two seasons the BMFA has raised over $20,000 in its annual "STAMP OUT CANCER" fund raiser. ATOM (players born 2005-2006) PEEWEE (players born 2003-2004) BANTAM (players born 2001-2002) THE GYM NAUTILUS Est. 1982 Convenient, clean, and friendly. We're Oakville's best kept secret! High quality weight training and Nautilus cardio equipment. Experienced and mature personal trainers. Carpeted, air conditioned with ample natural light from large windows. Free indoor parking. w www nnm oo min ggtt n i l n r i u l r b . .bu ww w AT W O N E ONLIN balll.lc R E caa . T S I t a b o o t f REG o r o rfo i no Be a part of over 20 Provincial Championships. 4-Month Student Special $189 + HST 11 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville, ON www.thegymnautilus.com 905-844-1610