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w w w .insidehalton.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, O ctober 1 3, 2 0 1 7 | 20 Sheridan soccer men stop losing streak by blanking Conestoga Francis Ameyaw scored twice and Mathew Santos scored and set up two more to lead the Sheridan Bru ins m en's soccer team to a 6-0 victory over the Cones toga Condors on Tuesday. After suffering a pair of back-to-back losses, the Bruins wasted little time building a lead as Ameyaw and Santos scored in the first 10 minutes. "We needed that," Bruins' asSHER1D AN sistant coach Robert Stillo said. "1 BRU IN S think after the last couple of gam es and having a week in between, we were hungry, and that showed today." Sheridan doubled that advantage to 4-0 by the half on Ameyaw's second goal and a m arker by Reshaun Walkes. In the second half, Kameron Crichlow converted Santos' corner kick and Ivan Cutura headed in a San tos cross. Luis Mejia turned aside a second-half penalty kick to record his first clean sheet of the season. The win improved Sheridan to 5-3 this season, good for third in the Ontario Colleges Athletic As sociation's Central Division. The Bruins close the season with road gam es against the two teams ahead of them in the standings, George Brown (5-1-1) today (Friday) and Humber (7-0) on Wednesday, Oct. 18. -- Sheridan Bruins Aidan O'Sullivan (42) of the St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders senior boys' football team tackles Notre Dame Fighting Irish running back Nathan Langley during Wednes day's Halton Catholic Athletic Association game at Notre Dame. David Berkopec (13) is the other Raider. The game, the Joe Luciani Bowl, was the first in what organiz ers plan as an annual event in memory of the former coach and administrator at both Notre Dame and Aquinas. Luciani died in August. A special service was held prior to the game, won 33-19 by the Fighting Irish. | photo by Riziero Vertolli - Oakville Beaver A pair of big games for Blades this weekend The Oakville Blades host the North York Rangers in Ontario Ju n ior Hockey League action tonight (Friday) at Sixteen Mile Sports C om plex at 7:30 p.m. The Rangers are two points be hind the Blades in the South Di vision standings. The division-leading Toronto Patriots follow the R angers into O akville w ith a gam e against the Blades tom orrow at 7:30 p.m . The Patriots are a point ahead of the Blades. Wild Boys dom inate PHDL The Oakville Wild Boys won the under-13 C division in Peel Halton District League first-division play this season, winning the league cham pionship with a record of 14-1. The Wild outscored the opposition 120-10 this sea son, clinching the title with two gam es remaining in the schedule. Members of the team in the attached photo include head coach Robin M ohamid, coaches Ed Calicchia and Chris Morgan and players Andre Timoteo, Ricky Schwarzkopf, Aaron M oham id, Fem i Aladetimi, Elias Frigui, Victor Cabaj, Bartek Kowalski, Ethan Johnstone Matthias Morgan, Ryan Calicchia, Stefan Patroi, Kobe Yeh, Luis Aulestia, Cole Lam b, Oscar Kowalczyk, Jack Walker, Ju d e Corr, Ben Kowal, Liam Boone and Keagan Mulvey. P H D L C H A M P S The Oakville Wild Boys won the Peel Halton District League first division title in 2017 thanks to a record of 14-1. The Wild Boys outscored the opposition 120-10. | photo submitted * First-step quickness * Reaction skills * Puck control * Power & acceleration * Explosiveness * Puckwork implemented throughout the program * An excellent studentto-instructor ratio PRICE United Way Halton & Hamilton u w h h .c a t o / T H S T IO W ^ NOV - JAN TIMESLOTS: AGE & LEVELS DAYS TIMES 8-12 HL W Fri Fri Sat Sun 5:30pm 6:30pm 9:00am 9:30am $288 +tax $288 +tax $288 +tax $288 +tax IM P R O V IN G LIVES LO C A LLY Please give generously. 8-12 Rep 13-15 Rep 10-13 Rep focused on impact. 10-12 H L & Rep Sat 10:00am $288 +tax W W W .W AVEH0CKEY.CA Register: 905-336-3434 x10 or programs@wavehockey.net