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3 6 - T h e O a k v ille Beaver, Friday F e b ru a ry 17, 2 00 6 Slow start doesn't deter bantam AA Hornets The Oakville bantam AA Hornets rebounded from losing their first two games at a recent tournam ent in London, winning their next two and claiming silver at the competi tion. The team , sponsored by Tim Hortons, World Kitchen Canada Inc. and Dukes Contracting Ltd., reached the final with a 2-0 win over the Stratford Aces -- a team the Hornets lost to 2-1 in round-robin play. The host London Devilettes edged Oakville in the final, scoring a third-period goal to win 3-2. Libby Burgess scored twice for Oakville in the losing cause. The H ornets aiso fell 3-1 to Bluewater and defeated Hamilton 21 during the tournam ent. Also scoring goals for Oakville during the tournam ent were Paige Goloubef, Brooke Kotack, Dayna Newsom and Candice Styles. Nicole Paniccia made eight saves to record CiRLS'HOCKEY the shutout versus Stratford. Novice A Continuing their strong season, the Oakville novice A Hornets blanked Leaside 4-0 and tied Waterloo 2-2 in recent girls' hockey action. The results extended Oakville's undefeated streak to 16 games and maintained the team's lead in the North Metro Tier 1 Division. Kaitlyn McAllister recorded a hat trick against Leaside, with Charlotte Aziz also tallying. Kaitlyn Norris, Kristen O'Neill, Taylor Mair and Hailey den Elzen drew assists and Daniela Pannica earned the shutout. McAllister once again had the hot hand against Waterloo, scoring both the Hornets' goals. Mackenzie Stamper, Kaitlyn Perichak, Abigail Papineau and den Elzen had helpers. SILVER SHOWING: Oakville major bantam Vipers players and coaches gather to show off the silver medals they won at a recent girls' basketball tournament in Woodbridge. Catherine Major bantam Vipers earn silver $424,900 Smith Terrific `F algarw ood' 5 level side split w ith 3.1 bedroom s, custom kitchen, hardw ood floors, 3 full updated bathroom s, m ature lot w ith fruit trees, updated roof, garage doors and m ost w indow s. W alk to schools and local shopping and easy G O Train and com m uter access. Call B eautiful brand new hom e on prem ium , pie shaped lot in fabulous Joshua C reek! 9 ' ceilings on m ain AN D 2nd floor, lots of hardw ood, every bedroom - has en suite, g ra n ite in kitch e n , fabulous w indow s, crow n m oulding, designer co lu m n s - all in a fu tu re m illion d o lla r neighbourhood! O p p o rtu n ity knocks! Competing in their first select girls' basketball tournament, the Oakville major bantam Vipers earned silver at a competition in Woodbridge ear lier this month. Oakville won two of its first three games to qualify for the finals, where they dropped a 39-26 decision to the Brantford CYO Falcons. The game was a rematch of the Vipers' second contest, which Oakville led until a late threepointer by the Falcons gave them a 20-18 win. In the Vipers' other games, they downed Etobicoke 27-13 and cruised'past Southwold 3515. Oakville will host its own tournament this weekend at White Oaks Secondary School. Players on the team include Justine Fram, Katrina Skara, Megan Wamsley, Jacqueline Wilson, Rachel Over, Stephanie Scicluna, Kelly Hannivan, Nicole Gualtieri, NiCole Azizian, Elise Harrington, Carolyn Judd and Samantha Moras. Paul Fram and Hormoz Azizian coach the squad. W O W ! B eautifully renovated `R iverside' bunga low w ith dble. Tandem garage! Q uality m aterials & w orkm a n sh ip throughout. Too m any upgrades & updates to m ention here. M ust be seen to be appreciated. Q uiet m ature area, great street, landscaped lot w ith huge custom deck, stucco & stone exterior! It's a beauty!! CHAMPS: The Oakville Vytis atom girls' basketball team won its own tournament earlier this month, going undefeated in the process. C u sto m ize d & upg ra de d th ro u g ho u t! An absolutely gorgeous, 4 bdrm executive home on quiet crescent in trendy Joshua Creek. D esigner decor that features latest colours, w ainscoting, granite & m arble C/Tops, extensive hwd firing, den, m ouldings, pot lights, upgraded kitchen and a professionally landscaped lot. Flexible closing. Classy, end unit executive T/H on quiet cul de sac in exclusive enclave. 1 year old - open concept fir plan, separate DR, 3 bdrm s with den, D O U B LE car garage, 5 appliances, kitchen O /L fm rm w ith cozy gas fireplace. No sm okers-no pets please. C redit check & em ploym ent letter m andatory. Home championship victory for atom Vytis Competing in its own tournam ent earlier this m onth, the Oakville Vytis atom girls' bas ketball team won the championship. 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