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Coach Jim Flack is stressing a highâ€"intensity brand of basketâ€" ball that will highlight the team‘s speed, depth and scoring punch. "Any team that plays us will have to be in pretty good shape," he said after watching every player score in every game of the tournament. OOQ White Oaks Wildcats face an unenviable task in the Halton high school football playoffs. The team defeated Georgetown 35â€"13 to close out the regular season last Friday, giving it fourth place in the Volpe Division with a 4â€"2 mark That‘s the good news. The bad news is that the ‘Cats must visit unbeaten Queen Elizabeth Park Eagles in the quarterfinals, today (Friday, 2 p.m.). The Bruins played four games and won them all by an average margin of over 30 points. They went over the century mark in three of them, including a 105â€" 84 romp over Dawson of Quebec in the final. Dave Sherwood led the way with 27 points, while Andrew Shepherd added 16 and tournaâ€" ment MVP Geoge Frempong 15. Frempong had 23 and Wayne Mulgrave 21 in an earlier 99â€"80 win over Dawson. Sherwood, a 6â€"footâ€"9 secondâ€" year centre, totalled 36 points in wins Friday over Champlain (102â€"75) and Vanier (101â€"46). But Eagles coach Al Gyemi said he was nervous about the game. His team hadn‘t seen the ‘Cats play this year and he also noted that White Oaks had the secondâ€"best offenceâ€"â€"behind Q.E. Park‘sâ€"â€" in the division. Loyola lost 13â€"8 to T.A. Blakelock to finish fifth at 2â€"4. That means the Hawks have to settle for the Tier II playoffs, hosting Georgetown today. Scary. That‘s the best way to describe the Sheridan College men‘s basketball team last weekâ€" end. And in that they were playâ€" ing in their annual Bruins Bash Halloween tournament, that figâ€" ures. Bruins actually trailed 73â€"71 late in the game before explodâ€" ing for a 21â€"0 run. In junior playoffs, White Oaks travelled to Oakville Trafalgar and Loyola hosted Blakelock in a Tier II came. 000 After nine years at Glen Abbey Golf Club, Jamie King is taking his clubs to Burlineton. King, the former associate pro at Glen Abbey, recently took over as head professional at Carlisle Golf and Country Club. T.A. Blakelock point guard Michelle Kolaric drives past her White Oaks opponent in Halton senior girls basketball action, Thursday. Kolaric had 13 points as the Tabbies won 48â€"35. The win solidified a playoff position for Blakelock but the Wildcats are likely to miss out on postâ€"season play, which begins next Wednesday. Also in the playoffs is Loyola, which will likely finish third after a 43â€"28 loss to secondâ€"place Nelson, Thursday. (Photo by Peter McCusker) DRIVEâ€"THRUV ATHLETE OF THE WEEK 1011 UPPER MIDDLE RD. 844â€"8751 Presented by Janet Sury, who plays on the White Oaks junior girls basketball team, scored 28 of the Wildcats‘ 57 points in a game Wednesday. FREE HAMBURGER WITH PURCHASE OF A HAMBURGER AND FRENCH FRIES Enjoy a free Charbroiled Harvey‘s Hamburger with the purchase of one Charbroiled Harvey‘s Hamburger (cheese and bacon extra) and a regular size order of French Fries at the regular price. Please present coupon before ordering. This offer is valid at participating restaurants. This coupon is not valid with any other offer and has no cash value. Taxes are extra. Valid until Nov. 27, 1993. 2346 LAKESHORE RD. 1011 UPPERMIDDLERD. 227 CROSS AVENUE TEAM FIVE 3 (Mike Gomes, William Koivu, Nick Prescott. Assists: Graham Jenner, Ryan Chambers, Gomes, Kyle Koivu, David Hyatt). TEAM TWO 2 (Cody Gear, Adam Johnston. Assists: Ryan Page, Mark Farrish). CANROSS COUGARS 4 (Callen Clancy, Trevor Slade, Kevin Graham, Daniel Rosso. Assists: Luke Riddell 2, Brodie Kendrick, Clancy). BELL PHONE CENTRE 3 (Jason Levoy, Brad Guy, Mike Thompson. Assists: Derek Friesen 2, Adam Granlund, Richard Stronach, Guy, Thomson). MINOR NOVICE RED TEAM NINE 3 (Dennis Field 2, Jamie Lynam. Assists: Matthew Fehler, Toby Simpson, Justin Becker, Jason Collins, Michael Bragg). TEAM SEVEN 0 (Shutout: Burton Heaslip). TEAM â€" TWELVE 5 (Adam Fieldhouse, Matthew Badrow, Andy MacDonald, Jeff Nabeta 2. Assists: Christopher Reesor, MacDonald, Jeffrey Halwell, Matthew Lukanssen). TEAM TEN 0 (Shutout: Alexander Stinson). SULLIVAN HAWKS 6 (Rory Klett 3, Neil Vidyarthi, Ed Wishloff, Ryan Derchco. Assists: David Kinnunen 2, Derchco, Wishloff, Jesse MacKay, Peter Mazzonetto, Jeremy Oliver). DAFCO 3 (Harris Vines 2, Mark Lozer. Assists: Vines, Lozer). TEAM EIGHT 5 (David Bruce 2, M. Stewart, Kyle MacDonald, Justin Donati. Assists: M. Valentenuzzi 2, MacDonald, David Dobrinsky, Kevin Egan, Donati, Michael Scinolla). TEAM ELEVEN 5 (Adam Hendry, B. Cossitt 2, S. Kolada 2. Assists: T. Kloet 2, P. Farber, J. Thomas, B. Hutchison). TEAM FOUR 2 (Sean Gow, Mark Francis. Assists: Gow, Francis, Benjamin Heersink.). TEAM SIX 0 (Shutout: Matthew Self). TEAM ONE 5 (Matt Russell, Nicholas Dodge 2, Steve Minuk, Andrew Carson. Assists: Brad Miller, Russell 2, Jeff Blaylock, Nick Roland, Taylor Jenkin). TEAM THREE 3 (Dan Rodriques 2, Mike Ward. Assists: Pat Ferguson, Matt Cavalieri, Scott Kerr). MINOR NOVICE WHITE TEAM TEN 4 (N. Modestino, G. Norwood, B. Allen 2). TEAM ELEVEN 3 (S. Fisher, G. Kurtz, J. Howell). MINOR OAKS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (House league results/scorers) MINOR PEEWEE (RED) TEAM TWO 7 (Rob Raham 2, Shawn Benay 2, Luke Domski, Kallen Saczowski, Carey Copeling. Assists: Jeremy Clarke 2, Domski, Chris Bisson, Benay, Nick Capaldo, Saczowski, Miro Majorahn, Bryan Rizzuto). MATTAMY HOMES 0 (Shutout: Shawn Dale). Presented by OAKVILLE HORNETS 10 (Shauna Cooke, Amy Bell 3, Davina Morris, Stephanie Pazzi 2, Katie Zwir 2, Merrit Blundy. Assists: Blundy 2, Bell 2. Pazzi, Lauren Schmid, Laura Grigor, Morris). HAMILTON 0 (Shutout: Leanne Simchison). OAKVILLE 4 (Merrit Blundy 2, Katie Zwir, Stephanie Pazzi. Assists: Dianne Connor, Shannon Joseph, Pazzi, Amelia May, Zwir, Davina Morris). GUELPH 1. JUNIOR: 1) Nelson 2) M.M. Robinson 3) Q.E. Park 4) Oakville Trafaigar 5) Assumption. BASKETBALL SENIOR: 1) Bishop Reding 2) Milton 3) St. Thomas Aquinas 4) Burlington Central 5) Nelson. JUNIOR: 1) M.M. Robinson 2) Notre Dame 3) Oakville Trafaigar 4) Loyola 5) Milton. VOLLEYBALL SENIOR: 1) T.A. Blakelock 2) Georgetown 3) Nelson 4) Bishop Reding 5) M.M. Robinson. TEAM SEVEN 3 (R. Corder 2, S. Kennedy). TEAM NINE 2 (M. Molony, M. Rourke). TEAM TEN 6 (B. Allan 3, B. Wilson, G. Norwood, M. Modestino). TEAM TWELVE 3 (P. Connor, I. Dickie, T. Cleverdon). SENIOR: . 1) Q.E. Assumption 3) Nelson Robinson 5) Milton. JUNIOR: 1) Oakville Trafaigar 2) E.C. Drury 3) Nelson 4) M.M. Robinson 5) Milton. TEAM THREE 9 (J. Sommersign 2, J. Humphrey 2, C. Mofatt 2, D. Godaveckay 2, S. Kvasni). TEAM ONE TEAM SIX 4 (A. Eyre, M. Gruder, Paolo Namo, J. Robinson). TEAM FOUR 4 (D. Pecino 2, T. Pethick, B. Abaive). TEAM ELEVEN 5 (G. Kurtz 2, J. Howell, C. Seaton, J. Boyer). TEAM EIGHT 2 (T. Legein, K. Tooth). * EAM SEVEN 3 (T. Alderson, J. Gilles, T. Alderson). TEAM TWELVE 2 (T. Gardner, C. Feener). TEAM EIGHT 8 (M. Valentinuzzi 6, T. Legein 2). TEAM NINE 2 (M. Hagget, C. Lynch). TEAM TWO 4 (K. VanVarnerdan, J. Gore, B. Taylor, L. Flett). TEAM FIVE Reporting of scores is the responsibility of MOHA convenors. Please submit results to The Beaver, 467 Speers Rd or fax to 845â€" 3085. Include first and last names. Athletic Association rankings FOOTBALL Halton Secondary School 842â€" Park 2)