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16 Oakville Beaver Weekend Sunday, March 18, 2001 Divers host Spring Invitational MANAGER'S SPECIALS CHECK O UT THESE SUPER DEALS feature l O n W p f/T ) / Hopedale Shopping Centre 3rd Line & Rebecca The Gatquatic Divers hosted their annual `Spring Break' invitational recently. Here are the results for Oakville divers in the regional club which is based out of Burlington and Oakville. Ten clubs competed. ABBY SEXSMITH, competing in girls 12/13 years, level 3, finished 3rd on one-metre board. KELLY GOOD, com peting in girls 14/15 years, level 3, finished 2nd on one-metre board. CHELSEA LEGGAT, competing in girls 12/13 years, level 2, finished 3rd on one-metre board. ESTHER FRANCOEUR, compet ing in girls 16+, level 2, finished 1st on one metre board and 1st on threemetre board. Bowlers advance to the zone finals The Hopedale Youth Council house round for family twosome was held on March 11. The following youth bowlers will advance to the zone finals which will be held in Orangeville on Sunday, April 8 (winners here will advance to the provincial round). (March 10) Peewee division Zack MacKenzie 106, 117 Eric Stevenson 57, 77 Ryan Watson 86, 74 Laura Churchill 78, 61 Alex Cangemi 81, 76 Jacob Taylor 82, 59 Kathleen Lo ranger 85, 74 Connor Briggs 121, 92 Kyle Armstrong 91, 58 Bantam division Tommy Gaunt 103, 106, 108 Erin Brewer 140, 61, 69 Brandon Pike 168, 131, 184 Nicholas Kosterman 110, 151, 103 Dillon Loranger 83, 58, 53 Will Cator 126, 72, 114 Trevor Snell 149. 223, 149 Matthew Auger 112, 138, 109 David McGaw 89. 125, 131 Steven Davitsky 120, 149, 193 Michael McCallum 126, 101, 156 Thomas Duvey 88, 119, 123 Mary Brewer 105, 94, 126 David Attridge 148, 127, 130 Kyle Stevenson 101, 111, 131 Stephanie Forrester 111, 71, 113 Danny Moran 90, 135, 72 Alyssa Cangemi 177, 152, 119 Brad Myers 128, 159, 146 Jessica McGaw 159, 111, 131 Shawn Styles 67, 76, 86 J u n io r division Alysha Auger 105, 111, 148 Representing the peewee division will be Ryan Watson and his mom Linda; bantams Shawn Styles and his grandfather Rigo Calderone, and Brandon Pike and his mom Karen; junior division Alysha Auger and her dad Jerry; and senior division Kris Pike and his grandfather Ken Bonner. David McGaw 73, 94, 64 - 231 Steven Davitsky 117, 129, 151 - 421 Michael McCallum 115, 95, 93 - 303 Thomas Duvey 115, 106, 94 - 315 Mary Brewer 94, 93, 89 - 276 David Attridge 155, 162, 192 - 509 Stephanie Forrester 114, 103,93 - 310 Danny Moran 91, 118, 120 - 329 Alyssa Cangemi 94, 94, 160 - 348 Brad Myers 124, 136, 151 - 411 Jessica McGaw 125, 147, 147 - 419 Shawn Styles 105, 118, 99 -322 Blake Talbot 90, 78, 110 - 278 J u n io r division Alysha Auger 149, 140, 121 -4 1 0 Amy Parps 126, 184, 168 - 478 Jody Parps 154, 231, 230 - 615 Jessica C yr 145, 122, 141 - 408 Michelle Pike 198, 168, 174 - 540 Michelle Quinn 107, 177, 99 - 383 Emily Neilson 140, 151, 133 - 424 Michelle Cator 131, 109, 144 - 384 Ryan Illingworth 128, 122, 1 5 2 -4 0 2 Adam Alexander 146, 126, 186 - 458 S enior division Chris Kusmider 138, 148, 116 - 402 Danny Pike 170, 217, 293 - 680 Jeff Turnbull 188, 212, 225 - 625 Tommy Ferrone 161, 195, 188 - 544 Chris Quinn 188, 150, 170 - 508 Kris Pike 142, 166, 233 - 541 Crystal Pickard 126, 135, 163 - 424 Ashley Ryan 180, 157, 271 -6 0 8 One step short of OMHA finals A 4-1 loss at Brampton's Victoria Park Arena last week finally ended the season for the Oakville Rangers novice AA rep team in the semifinals of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) playdowns -- just one step away from the finals. Kelly Barchan notched the lone Ranger tally. The players, coaches and parents left Victoria Arena disappoint ed. But, everyone walked tall with the pride afforded to them by the season's hard, honest effort that fueled their long trek that saw them make it through to the fourth round of the OMHA playdowns. The team enjoyed ever-greater triumphs as each player devel oped and greatly improved throughout the year. A ringing cheer is sung to the generous sponsors, coaching staff, parents, the associated players and community at large for all their support. `Thanks' from the Rangers novice `AA' 2000/01: Kelly Barchan, Andrew Bertrand, Josh Butler, Michael Chase, Eric Chaisson, Lucas Currah, Jeremy DeFazio, Matthew Feric, Curtis Gamble, Bradley Gillies, Jake Jagodkin, Taylor Kirton, Andrew McGuire, Lachlan Neal, Michael Pavan, Reid Stevens and Stefan Thompson. appear weekly I*0RK LOIN CHOPS Economy Pack Contains in our Sunday 3 Rib & 3 Tenderloin Cut edition. *1 .9 9 lb V 4 .3 9 k g Amy Parps 125, 148, 177 Jodi Parps 146, 157, 177 Jessica Cyr 210, 156, 166 Michelle Pike 213, 221, 205 Emily Neilson 150, 102, 105 Michelle Cator 129, 78, 114 Ryan Illingworth 154, 95, 127 Adam Alexander 138, 156, 131 Senior division Chris Kusmider 118, 195, 142 Danny Pike 236, 223, 216 Kris Pike 189, 159, 261 Crystal Pickard 126, 121, 126 Ashley Ryan 144, 170, 158 (March 3) Peewee division Zack MacKenzie 69, 94 - 163 Ryan Watson 127,97 - 224 Alex Cangemi 9 5 ,9 0 - 185 Jacob Taylor 52,41 - 93 Katrina Choquette 81, 74 - 155 Kathleen Loranger 68, 66 - 134 Connor Briggs 96, 94 - 190 B antam division Hilary Turnbull 151, 170, 132 - 453 Tommy Gaunt 130, 112, 126 - 368 Erin Brewer 76, 117. 85 - 278 Justus Choquette 91, 95, 109 - 295 Brandon Pike 275, 192, 177 - 644 Nicholas Kosterman 92, 74, 133 - 299 Dillon Loranger 74, 70, 71 - 215 Will Cator 103, 100,90 - 293 Trevor Snell 118, 206, 110 - 434 Matthew Auger 115, 117, 114 - 346 Loblaws Trafalgar Ridge ULobiaws South Oakville MAXWELL INSTANT COFFEE 150-200 g jar SIRLOIN TIP ROAST Boneless cap off (AAA) Only the best *2.99 > MORGAN S *2.99 b J o b e y r& Maplegrove Shopping Centre M G R Oakville Place Will 6-2 record be good enough? The minor atom AA Rangers, spon sored by Kopriva Taylor and Lucent Technologies, have finished their round robin tri-county playoffs notching five wins and one loss in their last six games. Their 62 playdown record should be good enough to advance them to the tri-county finals. OAKVILLE 4, Milton 2: scoring for Oakville were Connor McMonagle, Josh Ruys, Josh Ceccarelli and Jason Prolas. Assists went to Sam Old (2), Tyler Schlonies (2), Michael McGillivray, Brian Urquhart and Jake Legein. OAKVILLE 4, Caledon 2: turning on the lamp were Josh Ruys (2), Jason Prolas and Michael McGillivray. Assisting were Brian Urquhart (2), Connor McMonagle (2), Tyler Schlonies, Jake Legein, Josh Ceccarelli and David Provost. OAKVILLE 5, Guelph 1: sinking the anchors this time were Tyler Schlonies, Sam Old, Josh Ceccarelli, Josh Ruys and Brian Urquhart. Assists were credited to Connor McMonagle, David Provost, Matt Fillman, Ruys and Urquhart. Orangeville 3, OAKVILLE 2: scoring for host Oakville were Josh Ruys and Brian Urquhart. Assists went to Sam Old, Jason Prolas, Jake Legein and Ruys. OAKVILLE 7, Brampton 1: hitting the twine were Jake Legein (3), David Provost (2), Josh Ruys and Josh Ceccarelli. Assisting on the goals were Brian Urquhart (3), Danny Opratko, Matt Fillman, Michael McGillivray, Ruys and Legein. OAKVILLE 6, Flamborough 1: lighting the lamp were Josh Ruys (3), Jason Prolas, David Provost and Jake Legein. Assists went to Tyler Schlonies (2), Brian Urquhart (2), Connor McMonagle, Sam Old, Danny Opratko, Matt Fillman, Ruys and Provost. A berth in the provincials The Oakville Hornets midget BB rep team, sponsored by TD Waterhouse and M&G Steel, have advanced to the Ontario Womens Hockey Association (OWHA) champi onships scheduled for April. The team qualified with a 22 tie against Burlington and a 31 win over Mississauga. In the 3-1 win, Laura Grigor opened the scoring with just 19 seconds left in the second peri od. With Mississauga pressing to tie it up Sandra Giustiniani increased Oakville's margin to 2-0, against the grain of the play, on a breakout with Sara White who earned the assist. Mississauga finally got on board but Oakville responded just 17 seconds later with Laura Scarfone redirecting the puck to the top comer of the net. Assists went to Chris Grimes (2), Jamie See and Sara White. Jessica Sparling had an excellent performance between the pipes. 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Oakville blasted out to a 3-0 lead before Windsor got on the board, but then Oakville put a stop to any possible come-back by quickly countering with their fourth and final goal. Oakville goals were scored by Justine Bernier, Kaitlyn Wheeler, Melissa Kennedy and Taylor Metcalfe. Assists went to Laura Pendlebury, Stephanie Dvemechuk, Alyssa Molfetta, Justine Bernier, Megan Cordeiro and Melanie Johnson. Determined to do something about their lack of a tournament medal this year, Oakville opened up the tournament with a solid 2-0 Friday night victory over Sarnia Starfires. Goals were scored by Kaitlyn Wheeler and Justine Bernier. Melissa Kennedy nabbed an assist. The game featured solid play by the defensive unit of Brittany Court, Meagan Cordeiro, Sarah Curry, Natalie Oreskovich and Stephanie Deverchuk and a strong shutout performance by goalie Jessica Toth Saturday morning matched the Hornets against the hometown Barracudas, the only team in the tourna ment that Oakville had seen before. Although Oakville outplayed Burlington, goals were hard to come by and the game ended in a 1-1 draw. Oakville's lone goal was scored by defenceman Brittany Court, unassisted. In the final round robin game, Oakville hooked up for the first time with Windsor who were undefeated with a championship berth already guaranteed. Oakville still needed points to advance, and they took no prisoners, win ning 6-0 with Jessica Toth recording her second shutout of the tourney. 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