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Wednesday, November 15, 2000 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER D3 Undefeated this year with seven wins in eight games The Oakville Hornets peewee B rep team remain undefeated this season with a record of seven wins and a tie. On Nov. 4, the Hornets played a home and home series with Whitby. The first game was in Whitby and Heather Garbutt earned the shutout in a 2-0 win. Giselle Panton scored both goals, the first one on a power play with just 18 seconds left in the first period, the second one with just 1:27 to play. Back at home the Hornets earned a come-back 2-2 draw with Whitby. Just 19 seconds after Whitby had taken a 2-1 lead, Amy Robinson tied the game, redi recting a Stephanie Latty point shot. Ryan Ferguson also assisted. Tenille Clarke had given Oakville a brief 1-0 lead on a power play goal, assisted by Ferguson and Robinson. On Nov. 1, a narrow 2-1 win over Etobicoke marked Oakville's sixth straight win. Kate Longmoore scored the winner after Melissa Snedden had opened up a shortlived 1-0 lead. Jenelle Stevens and Sarah Grigor picked up the assists. On Oct. 27, they won their opener 2-0 over the vis iting Orangeville Tigers with Charlotte Capaldo pick ing up the shutout. Liz Edmunds scored in the second period and Giselle Panton in the third period. Assists went to Panton, Sarah Grigor and Amy Robinson. The Hornets also won their road opener, with Amy Robinson's late second period goal holding up for the 1-0 win over the Coldwater Capitals. Liz Edmunds and Ryan Ferguson assisted. Heather Garbutt earned the shutout. Including exhibition matches, the team has now gone four games (13 and a half periods, to be exact) without surrendering a goal. They allowed two goals in their first game. On Oct. 20, Oakville shut out the Mississagua Chiefs 2-0 at the Hershey Centre. A power play goal by Liz Edmunds, midway through the first period, held up until the last minute of the game when Giselle Panton added some insurance. Assists went to Sarah Grigor, Edmunds and Kate Longmoore. On Oct. 18, Oakville shut out host Brampton 5-0. Oakville were up 3-0 midway through the first period on goals by Amy Robinson, Sarah Grigor and Ryan Ferguson. Liz Edmunds than closed out the scoring with a pair, one in the second period and a shorthand ed, empty netter late in the third. Assists were nabbed by Tenille Clarke (2), Giselle Panton, Ferguson, Edmunds, Amy Robinson, Stephanie Latty, Kate Longmoore and Jenna Harkness. Goalies Charlotte Capaldo and Heather Garbutt were both extremely sharp in sharing the shutouts. Primary sponsors are CIBC and Medela. Team roster: Charlotte Capaldo, Jenelle Stevens, Kate Longmoore, Jackie Szarka, Melissa Snedden, Megan Wanless, Giselle Panton, Leah Hennessy, Stephanie Latty, Tenille Clarke, Liz Edmunds, Ryan Ferguson, Erin Mitzel, Jenna Harkness, Heather Garbutt, Amy Robinson and Sarah Grigor. Still undefeated Toth and Wilson share in Hist shutout of the year over North York The Oakville Hornets atom BB rep and Kaitlyn Wheeler. Assists went to Panthers. The final margin was points the Hornets travelled to Brantford The Oakville Hornets peewee BB rep · team are on a roll, taking five out of six Taylor Metcalf, Melanie Johnson and Oakville's only lead of the game. Goal for an exhibition game, winning 5-2 hockey team continued their undefeated points from their last three league games, Meagan Cordeiro. scorers were Alyssa Molfetta, Brittany against the Ice Cats. Taylor Metcalf led streak this week with a long string of and then adding an exhibition win. On Nov. 4, Oakville fought visiting Court, Melissa Kennedy and the winner the way with a pair of goals while single shutout hockey that included a 0-0 draw On Saturday, Oct. 28, the goaltending the visiting Burlington team to an excit from Kaitlyn Wheeler. Assists went to markers were added by Melissa Kennedy, against Stouffville and a couple of 3-0 Madeleine McCann (3), Wheeler (2), Justine Bernier and Madeleine McCann. duo of Jessica Toth and Stefanie Wilson ing 2-2 draw. (Scoring info unavailable). wins over Brampton and Coldwater. earned their first shutout of the season in On Nov. 5, Oakville erased three one- Molfetta, Taylor Metcalf and Meagan Assists went to Brittany Court, Laura The hard working defence of Traci Pendlebury, Caroline Davies and Melissa a 2-0 win over visiting North York Storm. goal deficits to record a satisfying 4-3 Cordeiro. Galbraith, Emma Hobson, Laura Iosue, Goals were scored by Caroline Davies win over visiting first-place Oshawa Having collected five of six league Kennedy. Taylor Laughlin, Bianca Mirabelli and Allison Thompson helped Gabrielle Gaudet pick up the three shuts-outs. Points were contributed by Danielle The Oakville Hornets novice BB rep team couldn't pre Bernier (3g, la), Rachel Vallance (4a), preserve her shutout. The Oakville Rebels U-15 girls soccer team serve two one-goal leads, settling for a 2-2 tie with Orangeville Stephanie Secord and Roxanne Johnson Over the course of the year, the Rebels were finished their 2000 season in fine form by ham on Nov. 4. (each with lg, la), Mary DiMarco (lg) runner's up in two consecutive tournaments held mering fourth-place Erin Mills 5-0. Oakville goals were scored by Jessica Gagner and Meghan and Monique Kahnert (la). Wingers in Grimsby and Vaughan, both times losing to an The Rebels dominated the game against a Eatough. Assists went to Eatough, Gagner and Krysten Bortolotti. Jordyn Mackonka and Tania Ganassini OYSL team. tough Erin Mills team. Scoring were Sara On Nov. 5, goalie Nicole Paniccia was 1:35 away from a turned in strong performances frustrating Also, in July, the team competed at Walt Shannon (2), Andrea Browne, Jessica Moniz and shutout in a 7-1 win over Burlington. their opponents along the boards. Disney World in Orlando against some of the top Kate Sienna. The well rounded scoring effort had single markers from Against Stouffville, Amanda Cicchini rated teams in the United States. Defensively, the Rebels were solid all year Natasha Fryer, Chelsea Young, Libby Burgess, Krysten Bortolotti, almost fired the winner on a superb play. The entire trip was a great expedience which and this game was no exception with Jennifer Jessica Gagner, Meghan Eatough and Dayna Newsom. The girls would like to thank their was made even better with a third-place finish. 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