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Friday, October 22, 1999 T H E O A K V IL L E B E A V E R 37 Deadline is approaching for Hall o f Fame nominations O akville's fledgling Sports Hall o f Fame kicked off at the begin ning o f the year with a big splash. A gala dinner in February ushered in a stel lar head table of inaugural inductees, all house hold names in most Oakville homes -- Donovan Bailey, Sandra Post, Vic Hadfield and M aria and Otto Jelinek. W hile the second annual gala din ner is still a ways away (the actual date has still to be set, probably in February), time is running out for Oakville residents to hand in their nominations. The Hall of Fame committee would like them before the end of the month. There can be up to five inductees (individuals or teams) in any given year. The criteria is pretty straight for ward, basically exemplary accom plishment by Oakville teams or indi viduals in the world o f sports. Although the inaugural inductees were all world-class athletes, there is also a builder category which recog nizes other contributions to sports, whether coaching, managing, owning, officiating, media, etc. The common thread, according to the Oakville Sports Hall of Fame's mandate, is that inductees "have brought pride and recognition to the town of Oakville." The Sports Hall of Fame's temporary quarters is expected to open in December at the River Oaks Rec Centre, and its permanent headquarters will be included in the scheduled expansion of the Glen Abbey Rec Centre. Oakville's Sports Hall of Fame, according to its mandate, "will serve as a site of homage for Oakville's outstanding athletes, builders and founders who have distinguished themselves through their contribution to sport." The final selection for induction is made by the Oakville Sports Hall of Fame committee. Nomination forms can be picked up at town hall. Respondents should include "a one page type-written biography of the inductee, their involvement, accomplishments, and/or contributions to sport. Please be specific." Completed forms should be dropped off to Frances McLellan, chair of the Oakville Sports Hall of Fame Committee, care of the town of Oakville's parks and rec department. MOHA house league rep o rt (Oct. 16) N O V IC E W H IT E WINGS 2 (goals to Dylan Husar. Ryan Godfrey. Assists to Matthew St. Jean, Michael Meguid): HOUNDDOGS 2 (goals to Nicholas Leyer, Daniel Dibattista. Assists to Alexander Fedurco, Stephen Shaw). LUMBERJACKS 3 (goals to Stephen Parker 2, Simon Knight. Assists to Ryan Dyson, K night Geoffrey Krawiec); GATORS 2 (goals to Adam Zamore, Matthew Padmore. Assists to Corey Droniuk, Matthew Hadfield, Nicholas Pezzente). WOLFPACK 5 (goals to Bruce Watson 2, Chris Laurignano, Adam Russell, Kevin Quinlan. Assists to Michael Cook 2, Michael Keohan, Nicholas Edwin, Luke Richard); WRANGLERS 1 (goal to Matthew Blake. Assist to Michael Statham). VIKINGS 2 (goals to James Boudreau, Tim Pastink. Assists to Justin Szolopiak, Philip Bradley, Domenic Palmiera); EAGLES 2 (goals to Devon Hayashida, David Morrallee). N O V IC E R E D VIKINGS 2 (goals to Devon Tyrrell, Jonathan Grennan. Assists to David Bums, Ryan French); LUMBERJACKS 2 (goals toTylor Dunn, David Black. Assists to Max Deschner, Matthew Carrique, Edwin Oh). EAGLES 2 (goals to Ricky Giesbrecht 2. Assists to Vito Raponi 2, Braedon Good); ICE DOGS 2 (goals to Michael Bums, Nicholas Pike. Assists to Tom Cooper, Scott Benzoni). WOLFPACK 5 (goals to Jeffrey Patterson, Mitchell Houlahan, Kevin Denley, David Stillo, Nathan Banton. Assists to Christopher Mander, Patterson, Shane Wilton, David O'Neill, Duncan D'Arcy). T w o w in s t o o p e n s e a s o n The Oakville H ornets PeeWee A team got their season off to a great start winning their first two league games. Oakville 3, B arrie 1 ... Danielle Bernier opened the scoring with help from Abby McMillan. Stephanie Muldoon scored the winner with the assist going to Veronica Langvee. McMillan added the insurance marker while Amber King picked up the assist. Oakville 3, A urora 1 ... Laura Iosue scored the first goal from her blue line position. Rachel Vallance found the back of the net for her first of two goals after linemate Amanda Cicchini made some brilliant moves to beat the Aurora defence. Abbey McMillan also got on the scoresheet with an assist. k A 4 ] Busy pre-season schedule The Atom BB Oakville Hornets participated in the Beatrice Aeros Tournament, Oct. 15/16. In the first game against Durham West Lightning, the Hornets and Lightning fought to a scoreless tie. Stephanie Wilson and Charlotte Capaldo shared the shutout. In game two, the Hornets fell to Whitby by a score of 2-1. Roxanne Johnson, with assists to Monique Kahnert and Megan Wanless, was the only Hornet to put one by the Whitby goalie. Game three had the Hornets up against the Chatham Outlaws, who were the eventual tournament champions. Chatham regis tered a 6-1 victory over Oakville en route to an undefeated run to the championship. The only goal scorer for Oakville was Stephanie Secord, from Sarah Grigor and Bianca Mirabelli. Previously, on Oct. 8th, in exhibition play, the Hornets and Hamilton Hawks played to a 2-2 tie. Scoring for Oakville was Megan Wanless and Traci Galbraith. Assists went to Roxanne Johnson (2), Sarah Grigor and Kaitlyn Wheeler. 2000 m u m m M C IM O T IO N Saturday, November 6,1999 Saturday, November 13,1999 9:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m. at WHITE OAKS HIGH SCHOOL 1330 Montclair Drive (Trafalgar Road. N. of QEW, to McCraney, west to Montclair) Racing club hosts ski swap Milton Heights Racing Club, based at Glen Eden, will old its annual ski and snow board swap this weekend in the chalet at the Glen Eden Ski Area in Milton. All proceeds go to the Milton Heights Racing Club junior program. The sale runs Friday (Oct. 22), 6-9 p.m.; Saturday (Oct. 23), 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; and Sunday (Oct. 24), 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Payment is cash or cheques only. For racing pro gram, membership and swap info call 336-5382. Gold Awards The annual Soccer Gold Awards will be held at Trafalgar Village this Saturday. CHWO's popular morning show host Barry Morden and account manager Stan Davis will present the awards. The fol lowing are the registration times (with awards presented 30 minutes later)... 9 a .m ., boys U -8 9 :4 5 a .m ., girls U -11 through to 14 1 0 :1 5 a .m ., boys U -9 & U -1 0 and over 14 11 a .m ., girls U -8 1 1 :4 5 a .m ., boys U -11 through to 14 1 2 :1 5 p .m ., girls U -9 & U -1 0 and over 14 Each Piaver Will Eniov... · Full Major League replica uniforms · Balanced team draft system to ensure fair play · Ability to play at skill level not just age level ·Team and Individual player photographs · Championship weekend with trophies awarded Additional Benefits... · Competitive All-Star program Canadian and U.S. house league tournaments · Family discounts available (three or more) · Little League regular Seasons starts in May and runs through the end of August OAKVILLE [rtfflgp SO C CER \llr C LU B IN C . yPJi 504 Iroquois R d Volunteers qualify for... · FREE Clinics for Coaches and Assistants · Instructional Manuals · FREE Umpiring Clinics for anyone interested, must be 12yearsand up 1 9 9 9 PiA TE S IN 20 00 Athletes honoured Thursday Oakville's out standing athletes 849-4436 P i c k a ta b le ...an y t a b l e ! H u rry in fo r D ufferin's `Early Booking Event' & save up to $300 on th e b illia rd ta b le of y o u r dream s! V is it the D ufferin Gam es location n e are st you fo r full details. Offer ends O ctober 31,'99. will be honoured by the Town on Thursday, October 28. Oakville Olympic gold medalist and Canadian Sports Hall of Fame member Larry Cain will be the keynote speaker. The annual cer emony recognizes the town's out standing athletes who have won provincial, nation al or international competitions, games or tourna ments. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Sat November 13/99 9:00 am at Oakville Soccer Club Offices 504 Iroquois Shore R d U nit 11 y Diviskxi Minor T-Ball Major T-Ball Rookie Minor, Major Junior Senior Ages 6** 7* 8* 9-12* 12-14* 15-18* Fee $110.00 $110.00 $145.00 $145.00 $160.00 $160.00 'Ages above before August 1,2000 "M in o r T-Ball must turn 6 years of age in 2000 Fees Include Town of Oakville User Fees A $20 fee will apply for applicants after November 13 Registration cost reduced at least $30.00 per player by fundraising program first time registrants must provide Birth Certificates and Health Cards. ________ ' Mapleview Centre M t (9 0 5 ) 3 3 3 -2 7 5 7 OIUMILC - W « m AMD T O WIUMPOAT. AldlN! ` FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL (905) 827-1831 B r in g in g F a m ily a n d F rie n d s in to P la y ! l