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17 | Friday August 18, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com Kevin Nagel, Oakville Beaver Sports Editor, knagel@burlingtonpost.com Sports ** i r "Connected to your Community " D o c k ta k # a ax But Six Nations comes backfrom three-gpal deficitto w indeciding game of M SLsemis overO akville Six Nations Chiefs didn't take their first lead over the Oakville Rock until the third period, but once they got it, they held on to it. In front of their hom e fans for the seventh game of their best-of-seven M ajor Series Lacrosse semifinal playoff series, the Chiefs came back from a 3-0 deficit to defeat the Rock 11-7 Tuesday night. Six Nations clinched the series title one night after the Rock extended it to the m axim um num ber with a 5-4 win in Oakville. Tuesday, Oakville led 3-0 in the first period, 5-3 early in the second period and went into the third period tied at 5-5. The Chiefs proceeded to score four straight goals in the first six m inutes of the third to take a 9-5 lead. The R ock twice scored goals with an extra attack er, but both times Six Nations responded with goals of its own. Wesley Berg and Jeremy Noble scored two goals each for the Rock, with singles going to Connor Fields, Rob Hellyer and Dan Lom as. Hellyer and Fields both had four-point nights. Vaughn Harris led the Chiefs with three goals and two assists while D awson and Ryan Benesch scored a goal and five assists each. Goalies N ick Rose of the Rock and Dillon Ward of the Chiefs stopped 42 shots each. Six Nations advances to the league finals against the Peterborough Lakers, who w rapped up their se ries against Brooklin with a Game 6 win Wednesday. In M onday's gam e at the Toronto Rock Athletic Centre, a five-goal, first-period burst w as the key to Oakville's win. After a scoreless first period, Six N ations led 1-0 early in the m iddle frame when the R ock's Dan M aC rae, Mitch D esnoo, Berg, L om as and Brett Hickey scored in a span of four m inutes and 20 seconds to give Oakville a 5-1 lead. The last two goals came on the power play. The two team s traded goals before the period end ed, Berg scoring his second for the R ock as a part of his four-point night. Six Nations put a rally of its own together in the third period, scoring three straight goals to trail 6-5 with half a period to play. Lom as gave the Rock som e breathing room with the gam e's last goal with 4:19 remaining. Rose picked up the win in the Rock net, stop ping 39 shots. Stephan Leblanc had three assists for Oakville. Oakville Rock's Callum Jones, right, battles Six Nations defender Pat Corbett during Game 6 action Monday at the Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Oakville won 5-4 but the Chiefs took the series with an 11-7 win a night later. | photo by Graham Paine - Oakville Beaver F all ball hockey availableat T R A CSundays Kids from Oakville and Burlington interested in playing fall ball hock ey can register now for Halton Mi nor Ball Hockey League programs. G am es will be played on S u n days at the Toronto R ock Athletic Centre at 1132 Invicta Dr. Those interested can register online at bit.ly/2w3W 89O or by filling out a registration form and sending it to 688 Peele Blvd., Bur lington L7R 3B9 (with payments to "Oakville Minor Ball Hockey League"). The season runs from Oct. 1-Dec. 3. Program s available include: -- Learn to Play (ages 3-6), which costs $125 with sessions played at 8 a.m. on Sundays -- House league (ages 7-18) with gam es played Sundays be tween 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (a couple of sessions m ay be scheduled on an other day, such as a w eekday at 6 p.m ., for exam ple). The registration fee is $155 until Thursday, Sept. 14, $165 after. Fam ilies registering more than one child receive a $10 discount for each additional child. For more information email info@ hmbhl.com or call 905-637-8118. * First-step quickness * Reaction skills * Puck control * Power & acceleration * Explosiveness ^ * Puckwork implemented throughout the program U N IQ U E | B u M in g ^ o ^ Family Owned and O perated Since 1976 Fine cabinetry proudly made in Caneda for any room in the honse FR EE A C C E S S O R IE S SEPT - NOV TIMESLOTS AGE & LEVELS DAYS * An excellent studentto-instructor ratio TIMES PRICE "Based on 15% of Cabinet Price to a maximum of $3000 Exp Aug 31/17 8-12 HL 8-12 Rep 10-12 Rep 13-15 Rep 10-13 Rep Fri Fri Sat Sat Sun 5:30pm 6:30pm 9:00am 9:30am $320 +tax $320 +tax $320 +tax $288 +tax 10:00am $320+tax Register: 905-336-3434x10 or programs@wavehockey.net WWW.WAVEH0CKEY.CA w w w .uniquekitchensofburlington.com | 905-632-002 9 | 4150 South Service Road, Burlington