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Morningstar Taekwondo, led by sensei Mike Morningstar (right) held an open house at their Speers Rd. club, Saturday, in celebration of its fifth anniversary. Among those showing of! were, from left, Chris Reid, David Maltar, Dan Maltar and Dion Markettos. GETTING THEIR KIcKs (Phab by Rl'ziom Verb/Ii) The Uptown Shopper is a [romotion of the 842-7333 Onkville North News and the Keg Restaurants Ltd- WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS OUR BUSINESS ’ SPORTS North News KEG RESTAURANTS LTD. call 845-3824 and k. Dinner for Two 220 North Service Road, Oakville at High school football's version of Ali-Frazier goes tonight (Friday) at Bronte Athletic Field. North Oakville rivals St. Ignatius of Loyola Hawks and White Oaks Wildcats meet in the third game of the Halton high school senior football season. Game time is 6:30 pm. Each team is 1-1. Wildcats erupted for a 48-6 win over T.A. Blakelock last Friday while Loyola was losing 19-6 to Halton‘s second-ranked Queen Elizabeth Park Eagles. The two are in a battle for third and fourth place with St. Thomas Aquinas and Oakville Trafalgar, so it's important in determining who gets the shot at advancing to either the Nelson Stadium or Ivor Wynne Stadium championships. White Oaks' junior team opened the season with a 23-14 win over Milton but fell 29-7 at home to Oakville Trafalgar, Wednesday. Irwin Dopwell, on a 60-yard kickoff return following the third Red Devils touchdown, scored the lone Wildcats major. Tim Bakker scored three touchdowns and Dave Hyland managed the other for the Devils. An earlier White Oaks drive was snuffed out by an Ian Erdis intercep- tion at the goallinc. Loyola, meanwhile, has one of Halton' s top field hockey teams. The Hawks are ranked fourth in senior with a 3-1 record following a 7-0 win over T.A. Blakelock. Their only loss was 1â€"0 in the season open- er to No. 2 ranked Q.E. Park. Loyola plays White Oaks in a senior double-header at Oakville Trafalgar next Wednesday in the final game of the regular season. Playoffs start on Oct. 18. Two days later,White Oaks and Loyola meet in boys volleyball, a senior-junior double-header beginning at 3:30 pm. at White Oaks. The girls basketball season got underway Wednesday. Loyola hosted St. Thomas Aquinas while the Wildcats had a bye. This coming Wednesday, White Oaks visits St. Thomas Aquinas while Loyola gets a bye (although the juniors, like the Wildcats the week earlier, play Appleby). White Oaks and Loyola clash Oct. 20, a senior-junior double- header at Loyola. Showdown looms for. Wildcats and Hawks" The Beaver wants you! ,, Include names of the players, sponsor and phone number Of a contact person. We'll try to publish them all, although the deadline is Nov. 30, so don't delay. _ The Beaver will be publishing a special section dedicated to Oakville's youth teams of the past So if you have a photo of your soccer, baseball or any other team, submit them to The Sports Editor, Oakville Beaver, 367 Speers Rd, Oakville, L6K 3S4 Do you have a picture of your