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w w w .insideH A LT O N .com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, M ay 5 , 2 0 1 7 | 2 0 Kevin Nagel, Oakville Beaver Sports Editor, knagel@burlingtonpost.com Sports handed goals by Buswell and Cam Mancini. Oakville then blew the game open w ith five goals in the hrst eight minutes of the second period. K-W scored the franchises hrst goal on a power-play midway through the period but Oakville tacked on four more before the end of the period to make it 11-1. The Titans scored six times in the third, including their fourth shorthanded marker of the game, before the Velocity scored on a late power play. "Connected to your Community" Jr. B Buzz home opener tonight vs. Halton Hills The Oakville Buzz w ill host its On tario Jr. B Lacrosse hom e opener tonight (Friday) against division rival Halton Hills Bulldogs. The Buzz opened its 2017 sea son W ednesday night in Missis sauga, dropping an 16-11 decision to the Tomahawks. Oakville is com ing off a 15-5 season that saw it hnish hrst in the South East division, one point ahead of Halton Hills. The Buzz w ent on to w in playoff rounds against Gloucester and Akwesasne before losing to the Green Gaels in the hfth and deciding game of the East Conference hnal. The Buzz w ill play Halton Hills at 7:30 p.m. at Joshua' s Creek Are nas. Adm ission is $8 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, w ith chil dren under 12 entering free. Oakville w ill travel to Brampton Saturday. · · · The Oakville Titans gave the Kitchener-Waterloo Velocity an uncerem onious w elcom e to the senior B lacrosse ranks at the To ronto Rock Athletic Centre. The Titans scored nine times in the second period on their way to a season-opening 17-2 w in last Sunday. Brendan Muise led the charge in the middle period with three of his four goals and hnished the night w ith seven points. Reed Board, w ho added four assists, Gage Board, N ick Rybka and Chris Buswell each scored twice. The Titans jum ped in front 2-0 in the opening period w ith short Witmeyer helps Canada win fiist Premier medal at cheerleading worlds in Orlando Oakville' s Jordyn Witmeyer and three current or former W il frid Laurier University teammates helped Canada capture a bronze medal at the 2017 International Cheerleading U nion (ICU) World Championships. The com petition was held last week at Walt Disney World' s Wide World of Sports facility in Orlando, Fla. Witmeyer, Mississauga' s Meghan Clarke, Georgetown' s Emma Heaps and former Golden Hawk Marley Gray were members o f the national team that produced Cana da' s hrst medal ever in the ICU All Girls Premier Division. The Canadians, who hnished a disappointing sixth among seven entrants last year, outpointed Team Norway to take the bronze, with host United States and Team Fin land taking gold and silver, respec tively. The third-place hnish wrapped up an impressive year for the WLU trio, w ho led the Golden Hawks to their eighth national cham pion ship in December. Witmeyer, 21, w ho will graduate next month, was one o f more than 100 w om en who tried out for the team. The Holy Trinity Secondary School grad hasn't decided w heth er to continue com peting in the sport next season. Lacrosse Mancini and Tyler W oodman each had a goal and three assists while Brandon Slade, Matt Pelkey and Chris Lopes also scored for the Titans. Gage Board, Rob Roger and Anthony Smitheram each had two assists. Netminder Craig W ende al low ed just two goals to earn the win, w hile chipping in offensively as w ell w ith three assists. The Titans have a pair of road games in the upcom ing week be fore returning hom e to the Toron to Rock Athletic Centre Sunday, May 14. · · · The Oakville Buzz Jr. C team opens its season tonight (Friday) in Mimico against the Mountain eers. 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