Sr.A Rock wins first two games under new coach A change behind the Oakville Rock's bench has led to an immediate change in the senior A lacrosse team's fortunes. Oakville improved to 2-0 under new head coach Matt Sawyer with a 10-7 victory over the visiting Brampton Excelsiors Monday at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Sawyer took the reins of the team Friday when Phil Sanderson was relieved of his duties as head coach following the Rock's 0-7 start to the Major Series Lacrosse season. Kevin Ross sparked the Rock Monday with four goals and two assists. Stephan Leblanc added two goals and five assists, and Rob Hellyer contributed a goal and four helpers. Jordan Critch, Brad Gillies and Dam Lomas also scored for Oakville, which jumped out to an early 5-1 lead and never trailed in Monday's contest. Leblanc and Hellyer are among several Oakville regulars who missed the start of the MSL season because of their commitments with the Toronto Rock, which reached the National Lacrosse League championship series this spring. Oakville earned its first win of the MSL campaign Sunday, dumping the Kitchener-Waterloo Kodiaks 14-8 in Sawyer's debut behind the Oakville bench. The Oakville Rock will host the Brooklin Redmen this Monday at TRAC, beginning at 8 p.m. 43 | Thursday, June 25, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Lacrosse Sr. B Titans rally to upset Six Nations The Oakville Titans overcame an 8-2 secondperiod deficit to upset the Ontario Lacrosse Association senior B league-leading Six Nations Rivermen 12-11 Sunday at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Jon Mason and Allister Warren scored 10 seconds apart to get the comeback started, Mack Abbott tallied with one second remaining in the middle frame to make the score 9-5, and the Titans scored the first five goals of the third to take a 10-9 lead. Affiliate player Patrick Dehueck scored what proved to be the winner, an empty-netter with 1:29 remaining to give Oakville a 12-10 lead. Warren finished the game with three goals and three assists while Mason had two goals and two helpers for Oakville, which improved to 5-6 on the season. The Rivermen dropped to 9-3. Also scoring for the Titans were Todd Kozak, Eric Wales, Gage Board, Todd Bloxam and Brendan Fox. Craig Wende earned the win in net. The Titans will be home to the Brooklin Merchants this Sunday for a 7 p.m. start at TRAC. (5 and 6 year olds, 2009/2010 birth years for 2015/16 season) minOr Oaks hOckey assOciatiOn initiatiOn prOgram starting this fall Evaluation Skates October 17-18, 2015 Season starts October 25, 2015 Season ends by March 4, 2016 Gala Day March 6, 2016 players On ice twice/week Monday-Thursday: Skill development Sunday: Games/practice sessions price $375 OptiOn tO purchase equipment packages shoulder, elbow, neck, mouth, shin pads, pants, bag. $49. Protective package, skates, stick and helmet. $99. all day golf monday $33 (tax incl.) tuesdays for seniors (60+) $33 (tax incl.) early bird wed. thurs. & fri. before 9am friday 9 & dine is back junior / adult special - Juniors pay age after 1pm women's & men's leagues Affordable Public Golf at Private Course Standards 4414 fourth line at lower base line (eglinton ave.) Call for tee times 905.875.exeC (3932) www.oakvillegolf.ca Signature Golf Courses Designed by Rene V. Muylaert, One of Canada's Premiere Golf Course Architects. new for 2015 protective package includes full package includes Equipment will be fully fitted through Corbett's Source for sports. MOHA is a member association of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association and Hockey Canada. All coaches are OMHA certified. · Have FUN! Play Hockey! Learn the FUNdamentals! · Professionally trained instructor overseeing the program · NHL themed teams · Questions? Please call the MOHA 905-338-9220 registration online at www.moha.ca