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45 |Thursday June 1, 2017 | O AKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com MSL Rock's rally late in third period forces overtime but Peterborough prevails The Oakville Rock rallied with three goals in the final five minutes to force overtime but couldn't carry its momentum into the extra period as the Pe terborough Lakers held on for an 11-10 win. Looking to start the Major Se ries Lacrosse season with backto-back wins, the Rock got a goal from Dan Lomas with just 41 seconds to play to tie the game and send it to overtime. Rock goalie Steve Fryer made 11 saves in overtime before the Lakers' Jeff Swift netted the winner at the 4:14 mark. The Rock trailed 8-3 midway through the second period un til Brett Hickey scored a pair of power-play goals to cut the lead to three. Lomas added another power-play goal to make it 8-6 and Brandon Slade trimmed the French and Stephan Leblanc each had three assists. Fryer stopped 48 shots for Oakville. Todd Kozack and French each scored three times to lead Oakville to a season-opening 13-6 win over the Cobourg Kodiaks last Sunday The Rock built a 5-1 lead and never allowed back-to-back goals in the victory. Connor Fields had two goals and three assists and Hickey also scored twice and set up two more for Oakville. Slade and Berg each had a goal and two assists and Matt Lee also scored for the Rock. Goalie Nick Rose held the Ko diaks to five goals to record the win. The Rock hosts Brampton on Monday, June 5 at 8 p.m. at Oakville's Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Hatton Hills Bulldogs end Buzz winning streak a t five gam es in Jr. B lacrosse The Oakville Buzz scored twice late in the third period to force overtime but the Halton Hills Bulldogs would net the only goal of the extra frame to win 11-10. Last Saturday's loss halted Oakville's Ontario Jr. B Lacrosse winning streak at five games. The Buzz wiped out a 6-3 defi cit in the second period with three goals in five minutes and took an 8-7 lead into the third period. However, Halton Hills came back with three straight to go ahead 10-8. Jaden Walcot completed his hat trick with 6:33 to play as the Buzz pulled within one and two minutes later Nate Braniff tied the game. Matt Anderson had two goals and three assists for Oakville. Kev in Dong, Luke Pilcher, Braniff and Kyle Kennery each had a goal and two assists. Marley Angus had three assists for the Buzz. A night earlier, Adam Wolfe scored four goals and added two assists as the Buzz won its fifth straight, 16-6 over Brampton. Wolf scored three times during an eightgoal period by the Buzz. Angus and Kennery each had two goals and two assists while Austin Redding and Henry Follows also scored twice. Walcot had a goal and three assists while Dong and Pilcher each had a goal and set up two more. Robert Proner had the oth er Oakville goal and Josh Morton, Nick Fulgenzi and Mathew Dilella each picked up two assists. Matt Hodowany earned the win in net. The Buzz, 5-5 after the loss, was scheduled to play in Mississauga last night. That game opened a stretch of six games in eight days. Oakville hosts Brampton tomorrow (Friday) at 7:30 p.m., Nepean Saturday, June 3 at 7 p.m. and Gloucester Sunday, June 4 at 2 p.m. All three games are at Joshua's Creek Arenas. deficit to one. Peterborough scored goals 51 seconds apart to up its lead to 10-7 but the Rock refused to give in. Wesley Berg completed his hat trick with 4:26 to play and Hickey got his fourth of the game two minutes later, setting the stage for Lomas's last-minute tying goal. The Rock went 5-for-8 on the power play while holding the Lak ers without a goal on their six op portunities. Berg and Hickey each finished with seven points while Joe Early exit a t provincials forgotten as Lakeside 18U boys win national volleyball bronze After exiting the Ontario championships in the quarter-finals in April, Oakville's Lakeside 18-under boys' volleyball team approached the recent national championships with redemption on their minds. The team did just that, winning a national bronze medal in Saskatoon, Sask., in the top rated Division 1, Tier 1 tournament. Lakeside defeated Edmonton FOG 2-1 in the bronze-medal match, winning two straight sets after losing the first set 29-27. Lakeside went 5-1 in the first two days of competition, qualifying for semifinal play after defeating Manitoba in the quarter-finals. The bronze-medal win came soon after a dis appointing 2-1 semifinal loss to provincial rival Pakmen from Mississauga. B.C. Force won the gold medal over Pakmen. "It is satisfying to know that the only two loss es (in nine matches) were to the two teams that finished ahead of us in the tournament," said Lakeside head coach Howie Grossinger. Oakville's Bennett Swan, Lakeside's talented middle hitter, was named to the national tourna ment all-star team. Many of the Lakeside players will be moving on to university volleyball in the fall including Swan and Brady Fiddler, also of Oakville. Both attended the final Team Ontario selection camp at McMaster University in May. The roster has yet to be announced. Athletes selected will represent Ontario at the 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg. Other members of the team include Deman Dulat, Garrett Markham, Ryan Tautrims, Thom as Da Silva, Zane Grossinger, Ryan Scott, Thom as Whitty, Julian Krygel, Gavin McCurdy, Adam Lu and Liam Irwin. 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