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Sunday, April 23, 2000 Oakville Beaver Weekend Sports Editor: NORM NELSON Phone:845-3824, ext 255 Fax:337-5567 C+D Canadian T h e r a p e u t i c College P rofessional Training Sports injury Therapist Registered Massage Therapist Call 906.6S3.S200 or Toll Free 1.877.278.888* 760 B rant S t . Burlington, ON 1 Reddick rink wins Toronto Major T hey've twice won the junior Leaside Curling Club. provincial championships and twice The Oakville Beaver event was won finished fourth at the nationals, and by Mary H allett's rink from the Boulevard Club with a win over Ginny Julie Reddick and her Oakville Curling Club foursom e o f Karen Vachon, Hughes' foursome from the Avonlea Stephanie Leachm an, and Leigh Curling Club. ^ Arm strong, have won the Ladies Lessia Parks' Oakville Curling Club Toronto Major League. team, consisting of Helmie Verver, Reddick's rink finished the Major Anne Manderson and Janet Lucas, won League's round-robin in second place the Coors event by beating Joan with an 8-4 record. Shamess' rink from the Cataraqui Golf In the playoffs, Reddick met Kris & Curling Club. H arm ark's team in the semifinal. On the men's side of the champi Reddick made a double takeout on her onship, Alex Hogendoom's rink from last shot to beat Harmark and then went High Park won the Investm ent File Photo by Christine Smyth Planning Council 1st event with a win on to beat Janet Brown's team in the championship. Julie Reddick's rink, photographed just prior to the junior nationals, won the Ladies Toronto over John Grant's rink from Acton. The Reddick com peted against such Major League. From left to right, Leigh Armstrong (2nd), Karen Vachon (vice), Stephanie consolation event was won by Dave notables as Kim Gellard, Kristine Hannon's team from Milton with a win Leachman (lead), Julie Reddick (skip) and their coach, Pat Reid. Turcotte, Karen Bell and Cheryl over John Gill's foursome from the Soo MacPherson. Curling Club. bonspiel by beating Jennie Noble's team, ner-up was a team skipped by Carolann Reddick and her team are now focusing consisting of Jennifer Wheeler, Lynne Sproat, Olga Bosada, Nancy Atkinson and Here are the other event winners ... on the upcoming curling season. The King's Arms' event was won by John Jackson and Pennie Forma. Other event win Carol Baxter. It will be an exciting year for the compet ners included teams skipped by Bonnie Roelofsen's team from Arthur. WORLD LEFTHANDERS itive curlers, all of whom will be competing Blowers, Mary Garvey, Sharon Johnston, The Banvill 2000 event was won by Cynthia Kane's Oakville Curling Club in Olympic qualifiers with the ultimate goal Linda Walker, Patti Winter and Karen Buck. team, consisting of Lisa Coulman, Chris Glenn Gameys' foursome from the Bayview of representing Canada in the Olympics to be DAY LADIES WEEKLY SERIES Hushagen and Lynn Downey, won the 21st Golf & Country Club. held in Salt Lake City in 2002. The Hiram Walker-Corby's event was The Tuesday series was won by Dee Ladies Lefthanders World Championship Reddick, while still a junior, is hoping to Webber and her team of Betty Garven, held recently at the Oakville Curling Club. won by Hans Top's rink from the Osfeawa compete in some of the qualifiers next sea Maggie Lui and Carol Lee Mclnnis. The run Kane, winner of the Quality Inn & Suites Curling Club. son. The Molson's event was won by Gord ner-up was Patti W inter's rink of Norma event, beat Stephanie MacFarlane's four CANADA TRUST BONSPIEL Skeoch's team from Alliston. Ingaldson, Mary Elliott and Carol Baxter. some from the Sutton Curling Club. Lessia Parks' foursom e o f Carol The Walter Adamson event was won by The Thursday series was won by Sharon The consolation event was won by Twyla Schooley, Lindsay Lewis and Joyce Johnston and her foursome of Betty Findlay, Gilbert's team from the Fergus Curling Club. Ron Young's rink from the Cataraqui G olf & Etherington won the Canada Trust in-club Susan Howard and Susan McCabe. The run The runner-up was Bernice Collins from the Country Club. Junior Ladies Satisfying campaign ends at Prescott toumey The Oakville Rangers triple A midget rep team put the wraps on a satisfying hockey season at the traditional season ending toumey in Prescott. After a couple of disappointing campaigns, the team turned things around with a second place finish in league play and several strong tournament outings, including the above mentioned Prescott toumey. Oakville made it all the way to the semifinals where they ran into Northern Ontario champion Timmins who had won their previous 30 games and who were using the toumey as a tune-up for the all-Ontario championships on the following weekend. Oakville lost, but it was close -- 1-0. Nick Ball was solid between the pipes for Oakville but his teammates just could n't solve his counterpart despite good pressure. The quarterfinal game was another close one with Oakville edging the Rochester Americans 2-1 in overtime. Oakville opened the scoring with defenceman Mike Zujko finding the net for the first of his two goals, both from the point, on a feed from captain Jeff Brown. Rochester came back at the end of the second, scoring on a powerplay and reg ulation time ended 1-1. Zujko bagged his second goal with just over a minute left in the first overtime period on a feed from goalie Dane Gilbert, who was strong in net. Oakville had a strong first game in the tournament by edg ing the Greater Kingston Frontenacs 2-1. Oakville came out fast and hit hard. Assistant captain Chris Riddell opened the scoring midway through the first on a nice feed from Geoff Curtis. Kingston came back to tie it in the middle of the third but with four minutes left on the clock, for ward Ryan Andrews fired in the winner off a rebound on a point shot from Ed Fiore. The team thanks coaches John East and Mike Arthur for turning the team around and putting together a successful sea son. Super qualifer The Oakville Gymnastics Centre contingent to the upcoming provincial championships grew by two com petitors, following last weekend's last chance `super qualifier' meet in Kingston. The Oakville Gymnastics Centre is again hosting the prestigious youth provincials for competitors 12 years and under May 5-7 at Glen Abbey Rec Centre. Alison Schinkel and Claire Merry both secured covet ed berths into the provincials. Alison Schinkel left no doubt, finishing first in her division (junior 1, 12 years) while Claire Merry was Sin in her division (pre junior 2, 11 years). Here are the results of the other competitors (all com peting in pre junior 1, 11 years): Shannon Matos, Chelsea Moen, and Victoria Atkinson finished 9th, 13th, and 14th respectively. Hamburger Cheeseburger WEDNESDAYS SUNDAYS Plus tax Plustax We'll be seeing a lot of each other." 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