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24 Oakville Beaver Weekend Sunday, November 21, 1999 OAKVILLE SKATING CLUB RESULTS SECTIONALS (Nov. 12-141 JUVENILE MEN Eric Von Hagen 4th JUVENILE DANCE Stephanie Van Veen & Adam Dawson 3rd Heather Stewart & Chris Stewart 6th PRE-NOVICE DANCE Jennifer Court & Tommy Dzamba NOVICE LADIES Ashleigh Lockwood NOVICE DANCE Laura Stoveld & Geoff Deeth Mary-Helen French & Kevin Gallagher Hannah Hall & Ben Mitchell Stephanie Mauthe & Ian Richards JUNIOR LADIES Natalie Woldarczyk JUNIOR MEN Eric Ritter Tim Hewitt JUNIOR DANCE Debbie Allworth & Jon Lane Julie MacDonald & Michael Fawcett 6th 9th 3rd 4th 6th 7th 13th 1st 4th 2nd 3rd Raiders in Tuesday' s H alton final (Continued from page 23) ST THOMAS AQUINAS ROSTER # age g ra de position he ig ht "T hey (N elson) Name 16 11 3 gu ard 5 '6 " played a zone and we L a u re n H a n le y K e lle y M a c K e n zie 17 5 12 forw ard 5 ' 10" couldn't hit any out M a y a G o rh a m 10 18 O A C g u ard 5 '7" side shots. Luckily our A la n a J u z e n a s 11 17 12 g u ard 5'8" defence kept us hang V a n e s s a Lo bo 14 18 O A C g u ard 5 '5" 22 16 11 5 '7" g u ard ing around. We were K a ly n a B ien 11 fo rw a rd 5 ' 10" only down five at the Shavonne Hasfal-Mclntosh 24 16 O le n a B ien 31 18 O A C g u ard 5 '2" half. B ut we were M a ry A nn R upcich 34 17 O A C p o st 5 ' 10" down 10 at one point." K a tie B a lla rd 40 16 11 post 6 '0 " A couple o f key K a y ly F o d c h u k 41 17 12 fo rw a rd 5 ' 10" 43 16 11 gu ard 5 '2 " turnovers and som e N a ta lie L e g g a tt 44 11 16 gu ard 5 '8" lay-up baskets gradual C la re O 'C o n n o r L isa W in n ik 52 11 16 gu ard 5 'T ly got the host Raiders C a ilin M iz io le k 17 53 12 fo rw a rd 5 '9" offence in gear to set L a u ra C h u b a 54 18 O A C p o st 6 '3 " K im S alem up an exciting finish. 55 17 12 forw ard 5'11" Nelson scored with 48 seconds rem aining to go up by one "At the beginning, everybody and then A quinas replied with 20 sec thought it was neat," said coach onds to go to take a one-point lead for Juzenas. "As the season went on, I good. Aquinas then forced a turnover guess you don't pay as much atten to preserve the slim m est o f margins. tion to it as when you're trying to get Aquinas now turns their attention yourself on the list." to fellow Volpe school Assumption, It's a bit of a double edged sword who are the third ranked team from he added. Halton, com ing in at sixth in Friday's On one hand, "it does make you a Star rankings. A quinas handled them target in terms of everybody wants to rather easily in the regular season beat the team that's number one." with a couple o f double digit defeats. On the other hand, "it's a nice "The second time, we were were accolade to have. It's something we only up by tw o at the half," noted worked for in terms of trying to coach Juzenas. develop a program here." If there was any chance his Coach Juzenas said the success charges would take this game lightly, has been earned by the team as a Thursday's close call should have all whole. but el iminated them , said coach "The girls all have their roles." Juzenas. "Kim (Salem) has been doing a lot He hopes the team can do in the of Scoring for us. H alton final what it failed to do in the "M y own daughter (A lana Halton semifinal and that's to keep Juzenas) really runs the offence." tiie post players (Laura Chuba and "Olena Bien has just been a tiger Kim Salem ) out o f foul trouble. on defence. I mean she creates may "They cause a lot of problem s for hem, causing turnovers and just mak other team s." ing people throw the ball away before No sm art team looks past its next they're ready to throw it. opponent, but at the back o f the "Laura Chuba also provides a lot minds o f all Halton team s, or at least of problems because of her size and those with OFSAA provincial cham height. We have two good interior pionship aspirations, has to be the G- players that give people lots of prob HAC final against St. M ary's. lems. The Raiders, this year, have put "M aya Gorham is our other starter. together a stellar 37-3 record, which Against Westdale last week she had includes being undefeated in league 11 points -- she had three treys. and playoff play. Cailin M iziolek had two threes in that But two of those losses have come game so we had both games --- we at the hands o f St. M ary's. had the inside game and the outside The other one, for the record, was game going that night." against Huntsville in a tournament "Natalie Leggatt is a real spark sem ifinal game. Huntsville then lost plug, defensively. Thursday night in to Our Lady o f Lourdes in the tourna the fourth quarter, her defence was ment cham pionship. Both o f these j u s t ... She's like Olena Bien. teams are also provincial pow erhous "The two of them are just like lit es. And Aquinas has beaten Our Lady tle scatter bugs. of Lourdes this season. "I mean, they're both about 5'2, Locally, in the Toronto area, eh. They just cause all sorts of prob Aquinas have enjoyed their number lems for people defensively. They're one status. just relentless on the ball." Oakville Skating Club will be well represented at the eastern divisional The Oakville Skating Club's national stream skaters competed at last weekend's all-important 2000 Bank of Montreal Central Ontario Sectional Championships at Mississauga IceLand. The club managed to advance several skaters to the 2000 Bank of Montreal Eastern Division Championships which will be held Dec. 2-5th in Laval, Quebec. This is the final step before the nationals, slated for Jan. 26-30th in Calgary. A top four finish was required at the sectionals to advance to the divisional. In freeskate, Tim Hewitt advanced with a 4th place finish in the junior's men's division. Hewitt, two years, ago reached the national championships in the novice division. Hewitt continues to represent the OSC and now trains primarily at the Mariposa National Training Center in Barrie. This division was won by an Oakville resident, Eric Ritter, who trains at the ARC Academy in Etobicoke. Ritter was a former member of OSC in competitive dance but moved to ARC when he decided to pursue his freeskate goals. The remaining Oakville competitors to advance were all in dance -- two duos in the junior division and two in the novice division. In each case, the duos are made up of individuals from dif ferent home clubs (and the Oakville Skating Club member is noted in bold face). Advancing in junior dance were Debbie Allworth and John Lane who placed second and Julie MacDonald and Michael Fawcett who placed third. Both duos reached the nationals last year, in the novice division, with MacDonald/Fawcett collecting a national silver medal and Allworth/Lane finishing sixth. Advancing in novice dance were Laura Stoveld and Geoff Deeth who finished third and Mary-Helen French and Kevin Gallagher who finished fourth. Complete results are included for both the sectionals and subsectionals adjacent to this story. The club's up and coming skaters, meanwhile, are gearing up for the annual interclub competitions, of which there are two streams. The first starts with the club competition (on Dec. 18th at River Oaks) with the top two advancing to the Metro West Interclub (on Feb. 12/13th at Westwood Arena in Toronto) with the top two advancing to the Central Ontario Section Interelub Championship (on March 4/5th at the North York Centennial Center). The second stream starts with Challenge 2000 (on Feb. 26 & 27) with the top three advancing to the Ontario Interclub Championships (on March 18/19th) at North York. ' italicized names denote partners from anoth er home club * a top four finish in divisions beyond juvenile earn a berth to the divisionals (and they are indicated, here, by boldfaced numbers). * Eric Ritter is a member of ARC Academy SUBSECTIQNALS (Oct, 29/30) Pre-Juvenile A KIMBERLEY RICHARDS, 15th Pre-Juvenile B AMANDA RAPONI, 7th KRYSTEN BECKER, 12th MADELEINE MCCANN, 12th Juvenile COURTNEY ANDISON, 12th Pre-Novice LAUREN SULE, 7th LISA TELEBAR, 13th Novice · ASHLEIGH LOCKWOOD. 3rd (4th in short program, 3rd in long program). STEPHANIE STRAHL, 8th (9th in short pro gram, 8th in long program). SARAH YUNDT, 9th (10th in short program, 8th in long program) · Ashleigh Lockwood advanced to Central Ontario Sectionals. C O R R E C T IO N For our 72 page Store Manager's best buy (sale dates: Nov. 15-21, 1999) (C113F599) Page 57 - Sony TV #14611 Picture-in-picture feature not available on this item. Size should read 35' not 32' . 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