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Wednesday, September 20, 2000 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER C5 Quality shots the difference in Extreme loss Shot quality turned out to be the major differ ence as the Oakville Extreme lost their Ontario Cup U-18 girls soccer final 3-1 to Pickering. The game was fairly even throughout, with the momentum swinging back and forth like a pendulum. Both teams controlled the ball well and attacked persistently, but it was the Pickering Power who managed to get the choice shots. Pickering built up a 2-0 lead, which Oakville reduced to 2-1 at the break on a goal by Annie Sylvestri. The Extreme came out strong in the second half, spending a lot of time in the offensive zone, but Pickering managed to turn the momentum around and then add an insurance goal. (See adjacent photo). Lightning have to settle for Ontario Cup finalists The Oakville Lightning U16 boys rep soccer team had to be content with second best Sunday as they were clearly outplayed in their Ontario Cup provincial soccer cham pi onship, losing 4-0 to North York Azzurri. Azzurri led 2-0 at the half. O akville had their best chance to get back in the game early in the second half but Mark Misiak, on a breakaway, was robbed by the goaltender who made a great recovery after it looked like he was beat. About mid-way into the sec ond half Azzurri scored their third goal, and by this point the game was out o f reach for Oakville. OAKVILLE (S )H O N D A HR 1 9 1 W YECR0FTRD. O A K V ILLE 905 844-9831 - ivww. oakvillehoruLi com Photo by Riziero Vertolli C aitlin Hoy o f th e O akville E xtrem e (right) gives chase to th e ball in the O n ta rio C u p p ro v in cial c h a m p i onship gam e on Sunday. O ntario Cup champs Through 90 minutes o f play, nei ther the O akville B lades nor the Sudbury Panhellenic were able to put the ball in the net in a closely matched U-17 boys tier two Ontario Cup final. In an intense gam e, O akville's Craig M cAuley was ejected in the 69th minute, leaving Oakville a man short for the remainder o f the game. With no score at the end of regulation time, the game went into extra time where O akville's G raham Belovay scored the Golden Goal at the fiveminute mark to give the Oakville Blades the 1-0 victory. Olympic recap The O lym pic G am es are well under way in Sydney and Oakville is, once again, well represented. Oakville has three athletes, includ ing, o f course, the defending Olympic 100m gold medalist D onovan Bailey, 32. A lso com peting for C anada is O akville T rafalgar O A C student A ndrew H u rd , 18, who is the reign ing Canadian 1500 metre champion and E.J. Jam es and Appleby College alumni C h ris D avidson, who was a spare for the `96 Atlanta Olympics but w ill step into the frey this tim e around, in the rowing event, in the men's lightweight fours. A lso, o f note, cyclist E ric W ohlberg who competed in Atlanta in 1996 has again made the Olympic team. He has resided in Burlington for the past several years. H ere's when they com pete ... DAVIDSON: his event opened up Monday (Sept. 18) with the semifinals on Friday (Sept. 22) and the final on Sunday (Sept. 24). BAILEY: 100m preliminaries are this Friday (Sept. 22); the semis and finals are Saturday (Sept. 23). The 4x100m prelim inaries and semis are Friday, Sept. 29 and the 4x100m relay final is Saturday, Sept. 30. HURD: 1500m heats are Friday (Sept. 22) and finals Saturday (Sept. 23). B RO A D C A ST B O O T H ... Oakville is also well represented in the broadcast booth. Ron M acL ean is one of the C BC's three hosts, taking the late night and morning slots. The other hosts are Brian W illiams (prime time and late evening) and Terry Leibel (afternoon). M acLean, who is perhaps best known for hosting Hockey Night in Canada, is an active and longtime Oakville res ident along with wife Cari. Elfi Schlegel runs a growing grass roots gymnastics club in Oakville and her students, many as young as two years old, will, no doubt, be giggling when they see their teacher on televi sion. Schlegel, a Canadian (and U.S. college) gymnastics great has earned one o f the top jobs in her field as a gymnastics colour com m entator for the host American network, NBC. The two have a ton of experience. Including the Sydney Olympics the two, between them, now have nine Olympic games on their journalism resume. So watch, and enjoy. ACCORD SEDAN special edition $25,400 m s r p The role model for family vehicles. Technically advanced yet inviting. Elegant yet practical. Powerful yet safe. 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