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18 O akville B ea ver Weekend Sunday, July 3 0 , 2 0 0 0 Angels recruited for the nationals Jody Waltho and Nicole Demers from the Oakville Angels novice rep team were recruited by the Scarborough Spirit team following the provincial champi onships July 23rd to represent Ontario in the national championships. "Wow," was all Waltho could say about the opportunity. Playing catcher and centre field, she sports a .380 batting average with an onbase percentage of .530. Demers, who plays short stop, is hitting .371 with an on-base percentage of .497. The championships run Aug. 1-6. "I'm very proud of their accomplish ment," remarked coach Mark Johnson. "It's an achievement." Defending Ontario Cup champions lose a game The Oakville Angels U-15 rep team lost their first league game this year, 3-2 to Oshawa Kicks on July 10. The host Angels, who are the two-time defending Ontario Cup champs, recovered from a 1-0 deficit to take a 2-1 lead before Oshawa mounted their own two-goal comeback, the win ner coming on a penalty shot in the waning min utes. Stefanie DeBoer opened the scoring, heading in a pass from Marisa Videc. Anne Friedland gave Oakville its shortlived 2-1 lead on a nice shot under the crossbar. Oakville got their revenge the following week (July 20) with a 3-1 win in Oshawa. Oakville goals were scored by Erica Taugher, Jenna Sporta and Megan Vander Vliet. Oakville's league record now stands at 4-1-2. In earlier league action, Oakville settled for a 1-1 tie after Whitby scored a late equalizer to send them home with a point. Jenn Parker scored for Oakville. ROBBIE TOURNEY The two-time defending Ontario Cup champi on Oakville Angels U-15 girls rep team were not hanging their heads too low despite a semifinal exit at the recent prestigious Robbie tournament. Despite having four players at a provincial team function in Michigan and with several other players nursing injuries, the Oakville team came within a whisker of reaching the championship game. But with their semifinal game against Sudbury tied 1-1 at the end of regulation and overtime, Oakville lost the dreaded shootout 3-2 (with Lauren Glover and Stefanie DeBoer finding the net). Down 1-0 after the first half, Oakville tied it up on a blast by Stefanie DeBoer. The Angels opened the tourney with a 4-1 win over the underage Scarborough Scorpions. Goals were scored by Courtney Cherrett (2), Marisa Videc and Jenna Sporta. Scarborough's lone goal came late in the game with the Angels down to nine players, due to injury. A late goal by Oakville salvaged a 2-2 tie in the second game against Kitchener Spirit. Goal scorers were Courtney Cherrett and Stefanie DeBoer. Sunday morning, saw the Angels needing a win against the Ohio Dynamo who had won both of their previous contests to advance to the semis, and they came through, 1-0. Ohio missed a game ending penalty shot. The Royal Bank Financial G roup presents the OAKVILLE TRAFALGAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL <Sn>nnuai Oakville! ________ G olf Tournament W ednesday · August 16, 2000 at W yldewood Golf & Country Club Great Golf, Great Prizes... and a Great Feeling. Book your group now for this highlight of the Charity G olf season, celebrating 20 years of support for OTMH! H P H i .........' ROYAL B A N K F IN A N C IA L G R O U P OakvilleB r a v er BFGoodrich FOR GROUP BOOKINGS, HOLE SPONSORSHIP & INFORMATION, CALL: ADRIAN COOTE The O akville Beaver Charity G olf Tournament c/o RBC Dom inion Securities (905) 815*8270 OR FERN MICHEL (905) 849-6518 GLENDALE lo t r r > i .l> o n « i C o ' p momingsign