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D2 - The Oakville Beaver, W ednesday N o vem b er 6, 2002 Pike nabs pair of shutouts for the midget Rangers Three wins and a tie in their past four league games have vaulted the Oakville Rangers triple-A midget rep team into first place with an 8-1-2 record. Matt Pike picked up a pair of shutouts over the span as the Rangers dropped their goals against average to 2.13. Rangers 8, Welland Tigers 1 (Oct. 23): Josh Smyth scored the Rangers' first two goals and then completed his hat-trick late in the third period. Steve Turner assisted on all of Smyth's mark ers and then added another on Jeff Vaive's goal. A1 Lee added a pair of goals and singles went to Jeff Nabeta, Daniel Hannigan-Daley and Vaive. Other assists went to Dan Ringwald (3) Brock Pawliw (2), Mike Chereshnevsky (2), Jordy McMillan, Vaive and Ben Heersink. Rangers 3, St. Catharines Sabres 3 (Oct. 28): coming off of a successful and busy weekend at the London Knights tournament the Rangers put on a gutsy effort despite fatigue and bumps and bruises. The Sabres were bent on aveng ing the recent spanking at the hands of the Rangers and came out banging. The special teams figured prominently as each of the teams scored power-play and short-handed goals. Jeff Vaive, Steve Turner and Brock Pawliw found the mark for the Rangers. Daniel HanniganDaley picked up a helper before being forced to leave the game after reinjuring his shoulder. Other assists went to Marc Richardson, Pawliw and Turner. J.D. McNamara faced 17 shots between the pipes. Rangers 6, Guelph Jr. Storm 0 (Oct. 31): the Rangers traveled to Guelph for Halloween and came home with all of the treats. The Rangers olitshot their hosts 44-7 as Matt Pike earned the shutout. Luke Tresham was called up to bolster a lineup shrunken by injuries to A1 Lee and Daniel Hannigan-Daley. Dan Ringwald and Jeff Nabeta knotted a pair of goals each while singles went to Steve Turner and Josh Smyth. Jordy McMillan chipped in with three helpers and Marc Richardson added a pair. Singles were picked up by Jeff Vaive, Andy MacDonald, Ben Heersink, Jeff Bentley, Smyth, Nabeta and Ringwald. Rangers 3, Burlington Eagles 0 (Nov. 2): three different Rangers, one in each period, found the twine in this closechecking affair. Mike Chereshnevsky opened the scoring late in the first peri od. Assists went to Jeff Nabeta, and Brock Pawliw. Graham Tough made it 2-0 with a blistering drive from the point on a power play with 0:32 left in the sec ond. Josh Smyth and Steve Turner earned the assists. Jeff Vaive closed out the scoring for the Rangers. Andy MacDonald chipped in with a helper'and Nabeta picked up his second helper. Tyke `east' Oakville Rangers nab first two victories The East Oakville Tyke Rangers picked up their first two victories o f the season this past week, evening their early regular season record at two wins and two losses. The Rangers opened the season against the high flying Raiders from Georgetown and were blitzed 6-1. In their second game o f the season, the Rangers traveled west to take on Guelph and in a highly entertaining game dropped a 6-4 decision to the Storm. Oakville held leads of 2-0 and 3-2 but couldn't hold on. Goals were scored by Scott Goodman, Kevin Guzzo, Sydney McKibbon and Luke Shiplo. The next day against visiting Stoney Creek, Oakville fought back from deficits o f 1-0 and 2-1 for an exciting and hard fought 5-3 win, the last goal into an empty net by Cole Taylor. Kevin Guzzo fired a pair o f goals with other single markers to Scott Goodman and Luke Shiplo. Assists went to Cole Taylor, Sydney McKibbon, Brenton Chilton and Greg Campbell. Connor Challis was steady in net. The Rangers got themselves back to the .500 mark with a 4-1 win over visiting Ancaster Royals. Goals were scored by Scott Goodman, defenceman Greg Campbell (coast to coast), Kevin Guzzo and Connor Stack. Assists went to Austin Kosack and Kristyn Capizzano. Sean Perichak was great in net. The Rangers defensive corps o f O liver C hiang, Jesse Taylor, A ustin Kosack, Greg Campbell, Rocky Furfari and Brenton Chilton was rock solid and gave the Royals very little room to operate. Strong two-way performances were turned in by all three Ranger forward lines and in particular by wingers Brendan Weiler and Tyler Adams. John Guzzo and his assistants Rob Campbell, Jim Goodman and Rob Taylor coach the Oakville East Tyke Rangers. The team 's trainer is Linda Chilton. The Rangers' next action is this Saturday when they travel to Burlington to take on the Eagles. OPTIMUM - OPTIMUM · OPTIMUM · OPTIMUM - OPTIMUM WHY BUY NEW? WHEN NEARLY NEW WILL DO! Experience the Value 8 k Security of Optimum's 150+ Point Inspection Post secondary success Nicole Vlahovic finished her collegiate career as Edinboro's all-time leading scorer. She contributed 35 goals and 20 assists for 90 points. Her 35 goals are a career record and her 20 assists rank her second all-time. Head coach Gary Kagiavas, speaking of Vlahovic and another teammate, defensive specialist Kim Liwush, said "no way, you can replace (them). Those players are few and far between, they just want to play. I don't know how you replace leaders like that." Vlahovic was forced to sit out the final seven games due to injury. The team had a tough schedule to finish 8-5-4. OUAALL STARS Loyola grad Kwame Aidoo, who will suit up this Saturday for McMaster in their Yates Cup football cham pionship against Queen's Golden Gaels, made the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) first all-star team at comer back. Aquinas grad Olena Bien, who suits up for Guelph University, made the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) east/south all-star soccer team. Standings and scores HALTON HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL (Senior Volpe) Team W P G L Blakelock 7 7 0 14 Oak Trafalgar 7 ' 6 1 12 Loyola 7 5 2 10 Q.E. Park 7 4 3 8 Aquinas 7 4 6 3 2 4 Bishop Reding 7 5 E.C. Drury 7 1 6 2 King's Christian 7 7 0 0 Last week's results: Q.E. Park 2, Bishop Reding 1; Blakelock 2, E.C. Drury 0; Loyola 2, King's Christian 0; Oak Trafalgar 2, Bishop Reding 0; Loyola 2, Q.E. Park 0. (Junior Volpe) Team W G L P Holy Trinity 11 11 0 - 22 Oak Trafalgar 1 11 10 20 Milton 11 9 2 18 Blakelock 11 8 3 16 11 6 5 12 White Oaks Iroquois Ridge 10 11 5 6 Loyola 11 5 6 10 11 4 Aquinas 7 8 Bishop Reding 11 3 8 6 E.C. Drury 11 3 8 6 4 Q.E. Park 11 2 9 King's Christian 11 0 0 11 Last w eek's results: Bishop Reding 2. Q.E. Park 0; Blakelock 2, E.C. Drury 0; M ilton 2. Iroquois Ridge 1; Loyola 2, K ing's Christian 0; Oak Trafalgar 2, W hite Oaks 0; Holy Trinity 2, Aquinas 0: Oak Trafalgar 2, Bishop Reding 0; Holy Trinity 2, E.C. Drury 0: Iroquois Ridge 2, K ing's C hristian 0; L oyola 2,. Q.E. Park 0; Milton 2, A quinas 1; Blakelock 2. W hite Oaks 0. Over 50 Vehicles to Choose From $0 S ta rtin g from 4 9 5 oo°§$* f e a t u r e V e h i c l e s * Auto., A/C, V6 engine, sportside, 3rd door, 60 km, "soft cover". 17,495 * Leather, T-roof, V8, rims, lowered & more, $109,000 kms on rebuilt engine. P e o p le , c v c & L R u c & & G jH a ttM 10,995 o o t# v ty ' Briar Wood C H EV R O LET OLDSM OBILE LIMITED QEW Soccer players needed for league $ 321 L a k e sh o re Rd. W est H I 9 0 5 -2 7 8 -3 3 6 5 w w w .b r ia r w o o d c h e v .g m c a n a d a .c o m M ^ L a k e s h o re R d . e m a il: b ria rw o o d c h e v @ g m c a n a d a .c o m Mens competitive indoor soccer team playing in Oakville at Air Athletics needs four players around the age of 18 to 35 immediately for Wednesday night league. If interested call Jim or Mike at 905-681-3568. OPTIMUM · OPTIMUM · OPTIMUM · OPTIMUM · OPTIMUM MINOR OAKS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC. 1026 Speers Rd., U nit 8-9, Oakville (905) 338-9220 Fax: (905) 338-9677 Football playoffs Here's this week's slate of Halton high school football playoff games. JUNIOR (Thursday) · Notre Dame vs Assumption, 2 p.m. (at General Brock) · Nelson at Burlington Central, 2 p.m. · Oakville Trafalgar at Iroquois Ridge, 2 p.m. · Blakelock vs Holy Trinity, 12:30 p.m. (at Aquinas). purchase financing 36 months o a c on virtually all o f our 2003 C h r y s l e r S e b r in g S e d a n C 4 e r I n tn Id C h r y s le r C o n c o rd e te r 3 0 ( 3 1 C h r y s le r T o w n ir D o d g e \C a ta vern ^ .G ra n d O'g for Oakville Rangers Town Rep Parents Thursday, November 14, 2002 7:30 p.m. at The Atrium, Town Hall 1225 Trafalgar Rd., Oakville Ontario This will be an inform ation evening for Oakville Ranger Town Rep parents. If you have any questions or would like more information on the Oakville Ranger program, please come to this evening. Chris Legein VP, Town Rep TOWN HALL MEETING SENIOR (Friday) · Loyola at M.M. Robinson, 2 p.m. · Aquinas at Notre Dame, 2 p.m. · Blakelock at Q.E. Park. 2 p.m. · Milton at Burlington Central, 2 p.m. GHAC CHAMPIONSHIP: Friday, noon, at Ivor Wynne Stadium ... Nelson (Burlington) vs. Cathedral (Hamilton). Roller hockey sign-up It's that time of year again to thijik about hockey. Roller hockey that is. Last year the Oakville-base Halton Roller Hockey League had close to 1,000 players and an increase is expected again this year. As always peo ple can pick up registration forms at Corbetts or from the league web site at www.rollerhockey.net or phone (905) 33212341 for info. As well, regis tration is planned for this coming week, Thursday, Nov. 7 through Sunday, Nov. 10 at Oakville Arena. Times are as follows: Thursday and Friday (7-9 p.m.), Saturday (8 a.m .-l p.m.).and Sunday (1-3 p.m.). Age groups for youth and adult include: 6 & under; 8 & under; 9 & under; 10 & under; 11 & under; 12 & under; 13 & under; 14 & under; and 17 & under; adult rec. 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