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Wednesday, July 21, 1999 Oakville Soccer Club house league THE OAKVILLE BEAVER 0 3 SPICE GIRLS: players from the Oakville Cobras girls U-13AA soccer team were recently treated by their major sponsor, the Wiberg Corporation, to a tour of their Oakville spice facility. Quality control manager Mike Kapps presided over the tour, and with him in this photo are players Katie Capron, Kelly McBoyle (partially hidden), Erika Taugher, Amanda Cicchini (foreground), Ally Skinner (second right) and Laura Bandy. The girls, who recently pushed their record to the top of their elite league for the first time this season, turn their attention this weekend to defending their prestigious Ontario Cup crown. They host a qualifying tournament this weekend at Shell Park in Oakville and will play host to Thunder Bay Lakehead Express, Vaughan Azzurri and Markham Lightning. Game times are Saturday at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. Soccer fans are more than welcome. 'Homs wrap up first place host semi at Ivor Wynn (July 15) GIRLS UNDER 7-A ZELLERS (Charlotte McCurry, Katherine Haworth, Emma Mangialardi); PETTINATO'S (Eun Young Kim. Serena Holmes, Katy Jonker); O.D.H.C. (Caroline Scalise. Hayley Mitchell, Heili Palo); HAL- TON PHARMACY (Allison MacIntyre, Melissa Junior, Claire Lupinsky); ELIMINATION SERVICES (Victoria Gibbs, Jennifer Chambers, Hanley Funnell); KOIVU HUTCHINGS (Emily McGuire. Colleen Hennessy, Danielle Hutchings); OPTI­ MIST CLUB (Natalie Neri. Jessica Kiley, Melissa Morton); INVESTIGATIONS (Shannon Kemaghan. Kristen Granger, Rachel Jones). (July 14) GIRLS UNDER 7-B OAKVILLE RADIATOR (Samara Liberman. Chloe Grove, Cara Inglese); O.P.C.C. (Erin Schiffner, Amanda Pereira. Aimee Rivers); THOMAS COOK (Katherine Perkovic, Raechelle Joseph, Elyse Martineau); OAKVILLE ORTH (Sarah Powell. Jessica Krebs-Vandel, Macy Moore); MORDEN SERV. (Michelle Owen, Caitlin Molony, Hanna North); LUCENT TECH. (Lauren Kadet, Katrina Heisz, Erika Iosue); ARTHUR ANDERSON (Danya MacLean. Erica Dubeau, Sara Fiset); SENZILLIM (Erin Roblin, Kelley Hadfield, Megan Piller). (July 12) GIRLS UNDER 7-C CAW LOCAL 707 (Sophie Henderon, Rhea Colvin, Rebecca Downey); UNIS LUMIN (Courtney Heffeman, Sarah Gabura, Madeleine Grice-Usher); CAL SAYERS (Kerri Keresteci. Esen Gayret, Jennifer Kastelic); RED PATH (Pauline Keber, Kelly Eustace, Kristen Gorab); OAKVILLE HYDRO (Christina Roebuck, Stephanie Kusters, Jennifer Paul); LOMAR (Brianne Long, Sany Guest, Emma Kowol); N.O.D.O. (Ashley McCarthy, Stephanie Furlan. Jessica Knapp); KINGS ARMS (Rachel Lewczuk, Kylie Evers, Leah Henrickson). (July 8) GIRLS UNDER 7-A ZELLERS (Stephanie Lachance. Elizabeth Dawson, Katherine Haworth); PETTINATO'S (Mamie Jakab, Katie Gordon, Serna Holmes); O.D.H.C. (Heather Novakowski, Jade Johnson, Hayley Mitchell); HALTON PHARMACY (Justine Lalonde, Marion Goreski, Melissa Junior); ELIMINATION SERVICES (Taylor Paige Fitzgerald, Alison Catalano, Jennifer Chambers); KOIVU HUTCHINGS (Nisha Howarth, Emily Gorda, Colleen Hennessy); OPTIMIST CLUB (Francesca Lumer. Hayley Good, Jessica Kiley); INVESTIGATIONS (Rebecca Heame, Katherine Eaton, Kristen Granger). (July 6) GIRLS UNDER 7-B OAKVILLE RADIATOR (Emily Hobbes, Megan Campbell, Chloe Grove); O.P.C.C. (Chelsea Punnett, Nicole Leger, Amanda Pereira); THOMAS COOK (Adelaide Matos, Emily Gallomazzei, Raechelle Joseph); OAKVILLE ORTH. (Alexandra Martin, Amanda Harvie. Jessica Krebs-Vandelosdrech); ARTHUR ANDERSON (Veronica Duhamel, Christina Demarinis, Erica Dubeau); SENZILLIM (Katie Murphy, Alyssa Denley, Kelley Hadfield). (July 5) GIRLS UNDER 7-C CAW LOCAL 707 (Veronica Davis-Free, Lauren Cahill, Rhea Colvin); UNIS LUMIN (Vanessa Greco, Siobhan Croll-Reid. Sarah Gabura); CAL SAYERS (Kimberly Hare, Frances Cowan, Esen Gayret); RED PATH (Nicole Ferrier, Courtney Detwiler, Kelly Eustace); OAKVILLE HYDRO (Christina Lyn, Laura Haggland.-Stephanie Kusters); LOMAR (Laura Kent, Nicole Forster, Sany Guest); N.O.D.O. (Elyse Horrigan, Chelsea Erhardt, Stephanie Furlan); KINGS ARMS (Meaghan Gibson, Lauren Crawford, Kylie Evers). (July 1) GIRLS UNDER 7-A ZELLERS (Natasha Domingue, Katie Cambone- Mannel, Charlotte McCurry); PETTINATO'S (Natalie Hitchcox, Robyn Bosada. Eun Young Kim); O.D.H.C. (Alannah Kehoe, Julia Crawley, Caroline Scalise); • HALTON PHARMACY (Kristen Hall, Andrea DeBoeck, Allison MacIntyre); ELIMINATION SER­ VICES (Sarah Cayley, Blake Angus, Victoria Gibbs); KOIVU HUTCHINGS (Elise Harrington, Christine Bilczuk. Emily McGuire); OPTIMIST CLUB (Kate Kavanagh, Jillian Bekker. Natalie Neri); INVESTIGA­ TIONS (Victoria Fulton, Anika Chelin, Shannon Kemaghan). (June 30) BOYS UNDER 10-A OSC KNIGHTS 6 (Matthew Prior 2, David Josefik, Ryan Kearsley, R.J. Knapp. Peter Cmogorac); SLEEP MEDICINE CENTRE (Justin Gray). OSC LIGHTNING (Matthew Mann, Ajay Sharma 3, Daniel Cudmore); OSC CHAMPS 2 (Sam Nease, Cody Goloubef). PILKAN CONSTRUCTION 3 (Matthew MacLachlan, Danny Francis, Andrew Lypko); OSC WINNERS 2 (Alex Lilakos, Michael Stockermans). ASTRA HURRICANES 1 (Jonathan Kavouris); OSC STRIKERS 0. TECHNICAL ADHESIVE 5 (Chris Canham 3. Alex Chapman 2); WESTON VALVE 5 (Peter deVooght 3, Kevin McKay, Cameron McLellan). (June 29) GIRLS UNDER 7-B OAKVILLE RADIATOR (Claire Edelson, Katie Briggs, Samara Liberman); O.P.C.C. (Laura Maxwell, Melanie Dawe, Erin Schiffner); THOMAS COOK (Rebecca Gaudry, Victoria Cope. Katherine Perkovic); OAKVILLE ORTH. (Jessica Krebs-Vandelosdrech, Michelle Eckstein, Sarah Powell); MORDEN SERV. (Linsey McNulty, Catherine Danelon, Michelle Owen); LUCENT TECH (Kaitlin Gruszewski, Melanie Bradley, Lauren Kadet); ARTHUR ANDERSON (Elizabeth Diemanuele, Jaclyn Bickerton, Danya MacLean); SEN­ ZILLIM (Madison Dutkiewicz, Stephanie Bell, Erin Roblin). (June 28) GIRLS UNDER 7-C CAW LOCAL 707 (Amy Chessell, Emily Aziz, Sophie Henderon); UNIS LUMIN (Ashley Finan. Caitlin Carter, Courtney Heffeman); CAL SAYERS (Katherine Cvitkovitch, Melissa Buscar, Kerri Kerestci); RED PATH (Amanda Devito, Alana Boyczuk, Paulina Keber); OAKVILLE HYDRO (Laura Jackson, Taylore Claxton, Christina Roebuck); LOMAR (Dana Gitto, Shannon Bums, Brianne Long); N.O.D.O. (Alexandra Evanyshyn, Alessandra DiPaola, Ashley McCarthy); KINGS ARMS (Katherine De Sousa, Chelsea Becker, Rachel Lewczuk). (June 23) GIRLS UNDER 8-B PFAFF 7 (Rebecca Rauer, Ruchi Chawla 2, Caitlyn Santos, Jaclyn Alderdice, Krista Dawson, Kaitlyn Ross); JASCO 2 (Chelsea Young, Stephanie Wheeler). PLEY LEGAL EAGLES 3 (Mandy Holyoke, Mackenzie Ryder, Josie Vandenburg); WOOD FLOOR EMPORIUM 3 (Emmi Soeder, Shannon Werstrohl). OSC LADIES 5 (Kendra Lawson, Samantha P, Angelika Oremovich); OAKVILLE W OM ENS HEALTH CENTRE 0. PEPSI 4 (Stephanie Rogers, Stephanie Bogias 2, Stephanie Neisz); AMC THEATRES 0. BOYS UNDER 10-A SLEEP MEDICINE CENTRE 1 (Michael Cumpstey); PILKAN CONSTRUCTION 1 (Danny Francis). OSC WINNERS 9 (Anthony Greco 4, Alex Lilakos 2, Michael Stockermans 2, Joshua Butera); OSC STRIKERS 3 (Jonathan Bergen-Sweeney 2, Chris Matos). OSC KNIGHTS 7 (Peter Cmogorac 3, Matthew Prior 2, Emanuel Orero, Jordan Moffatt); OSC CHAMPS 2 (Matthew Karabela, Brett West). ASTRA HURRICANES 3 (Daniel Meagher 3); WESTON VALVE 1 (Peter de Vooght). (June 22) BOYS UNDER 7-B ... 3 Stars BOT CONSTRUCTION (Ramsey Fayed, Lucas Ftgliuzzi, Brett Fong); OAKVILLE LEGION BR. 114 (Jordan Herman, Peter Karakashian, Emerson Tithecott); BIOTECHNIK (Jack Nenniger, Ryan O'Leary. Andrew Pearce); POCKET PRESS (Christopher Cerpnjak, Andrew Fakoni, Alexander Hohnjer); BRAND FELT (Matthew Heideman, Jacob Liptok, Geoffrey Lynch); OSC LIONS (Jordan Mair, Dimitri Maniatis, Christopher Molnar); FUTURE STARS (Connor Freeman. Richard Garcia, Mugo Guertin); HAXELL SMITH LAW OFFICES (Patrick Feric, Sean Joseph Heaney, Devon Jaramillo). BOYS UNDER 8-A ' BUILDERS SUPPLIES LTD. 3 (Connor Moyes, Cory Hudson, Sebastien Zenta); BRAD THOMSON-LE PAGE 1 (Marc Dales). RMI INDUSTRIAL PAINTING 3 (Ryan Vandervliet 3); CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION 2 (Gareth Hughes, Stephen Forster). TECHNICAL ADHESIVES 4 (Brian Churchill- Smith 2, Robert Dejaray, Dylan Kent); CUTLER-HAM­ MER 1 (Joseph Lepera). LIGHT COMPUTER CENTRE 7 (Dustin Fader 2, Alexander Deadman, Spencer McTavish, Max Bull, Michael Mirabelli 2); CARBONE ELECTRIC 5 (John Carbone 3, Dominic Didomenico, William Mclsaac). (June 21) BOYS UNDER 7-D OSC CHARGERS (Ryan Di Battista, David Hildebrant, Alonza Klitbo-Garcia); CAL SAYERS ELECTRIC (Daniel Fevreau, Robert Fusco. Siddharth Hariharan); OSC MINERS (Brendyn Edmunds, Blair Flynn, Chris Goldie); ON THE SPOT (Christopher Karafilov, Thomas Lavecchia, Nolan Molfotta); OSC RUNNERS (Kyle Claramella, Ben Dethooge, David Elliot); STEPHEN SPARLING (Jeffery Goncalves, Matthew Greco, Joel Lebrun); OSC GIANTS (Craig Hoo, Ryan Locke, Michael Mallo); OPEN AIRE (Matthew Coffin, Andrew Fell. Steven Robins). GIRLS UNDER 9-A PUMA 2 (Cassandra Russo 2); TORSTAR 0. DR. GWARTZ 2 (Megan Solonenko, Tassi Sewell); FOREVER BASKETS 2 (Patricia Ellerson, Allison Harrison). EUROSTAR REALTY 3 (Brittney Riendeau, Sara Longo 2); GENTRY ENVIRONMENTAL 1 (Jenny McGuire). HGTV 6 (Sloan George 2, Kylie Sasso 2, Amy Derrett, Kelly-Ann Cameron); IMAX 0. (June 19) MICRO ALL-STARS TEAM 1A (Christopher Chung); TEAM 2A (Jessica DeCorvo); TEAM 3A (Connor Clements); TEAM 4A (Katie Theall); TEAM 5A (Mitchell Garvey); TEAM 6A (Alyssa Bull); TEAM 7A (Hillary Filip); TEAM 8A (Connor Ward). TEAM IB (Ryan Harvie); TEAM 2B (Connor Dale); TEAM 3B (Eric Mulligan); TEAM 4B (Jennifer Lyons); TEAM 5B (Nolan Mackenzie); TEAM 6B (Eric Eustace); TEAM 7B (Madaline Rowe); TEAM 8B (Alexender Hale). TEAM 1C (Christian Downey); TEAM 2C (Christopher Zankowicz); TEAM 3C (Andy Moore); TEAM 4C (Nicole Jenny); TEAM 5C (Jennifer Clements); TEAM 6C (Sarah Haworth); TEAM 7C (William Scott); TEAM 8C (Genevieve Ahamad). TEAM 1D (Jacob Yum); TEAM 2D (Maris Zarins); TEAM 3D (Emily Keary); TEAM 4D (Keaton Gruner); TEAM 5D (Hayley Green); TEAM 6D (Rachel Clark); TEAM 7D (Erik Matson); TEAM 8D (Holly Hillis). TEAM IE (Evan Dando); TEAM 2E (Robert Fritze); TEAM 3E (Liam Veneros); TEAM 4E (Tyler Lombardo); TEAM 5E (Alexandra Campbell); TEAM 6E (TJ Poplar); TEAM 7E (Sunvir Chopra); TEAM 8E (Josh Dube). TEAM IF (Taylor Gimza); TEAM 2F (Max Skrow); TEAM 3F (Colin McEwen); TEAM 4F (Trevor Lowe); TEAM 5F (Jordan Hobbs); TEAM 6F (Emma Smith); TEAM 7F (Gianni Zorbas); TEAM 8F (Taylor Strevett). TEAM 1G (James Kelly); TEAM 2G (Dylan Munro); TEAM 3G (Jennifer Knight); TEAM 4G (Rica Hill); TEAM 5G (Daniel Boissiere); TEAM 6G (Christopher Bot); TEAM 7G (Lisa Guidoni); TEAM 8G (Austin Wright). TEAM 1H (Nathan Wise); TEAM 2H (Victoria Stewart); TEAM 3H (Nico DiPaola); TEAM 4H (Samantha Drexter); TEAM 5H (Sarah Overend); TEAM 6H (Stephen Dawe); TEAM 7H (Madison Horton); TEAM 8H (Ross Hutching). TEAM II (Taylor Amos); TEAM 21 (Ian Patterson); TEAM 31 (Shawn Mattai); TEAM 41 (Rebecca Rooks); TEAM 51 (Sam Poulos); TEAM 61 (Kyle Ficher); TEAM 71 (Scott Enman); TEAM 81 (Riley Stewart). (June 18) BOYS UNDER 6-A ... 3 Stars RED (Clare Goodspeed, Timmy Hyde, Katie vJagodkin); ROYAL (Brian Vice, Carling Dal Bianco, Jaden Dales); GOLD (Michael Deck, Kevin Da Sousa, Jacob Huppe); KELLY (Adam Brooks, Trevor Friday, Amanda Heame); ORANGE (Andrew Brodie, Connor Brown, Nathan Eadie); PURPLE (Emma Charlton, Michael Santangeli, Daniel Duff); MAROON (Codi Cole, Katlyn Fergus, William Glover); WHITE (David Booking, Aiden Bokrassy, Sonya Cabral); FOREST (Daniel Brennan, Victorie Cadman, Bradley Capsltick); TURQUOISE (Shannon Udall, Colleen 6nong, Chaitanya Dogra). * (June 16) BOYS UNDER 7-A ... 3 Stars CCS (Joseph Dinadis, Colin Fullerton, Frankie Geronimo); HARRY ROSEN (Dylan Cruickshank, Gregory Cummings, Jeremy de Souza); AMC THE­ ATRES (Tyler Cooper, William Cousins, Christopher Gregoire); SPRIGGS INSURANCE (Cyrus Byramjee, Craig Carpenter, Eliot Cheeseman); HALTON PHAR­ MACY (Sean Benton. Dylan Cooper, Scott Falls); LONGO'S (Craig Barney. Scott Helm, Andrew Jennings); PUMA (Jeremy Buckley, Ian Egglestone, Brandon Gatea-Andrews); PM RENOVATION (Ian Fank, Paul Fossenier, Tyler Ford). BOYS UNDER 7-C VC ORTHODONTICS (Joel Carrier, Eric Jackson, Garrett Jung); ABBEY PHARMACY (Andrew Anstey, Brendon Bain, Christopher Beaulieu); GOLDMINERS (Franklin Domsy, Oliver Forte, Spencer Frank); WEST­ ON VALVE FITTING (Samuel Boyd, Evan Dimichele, Brendan Farahany); RENEGADES (Andrew Campbell, James Da Casta, Kyle Dube); M&M MEAT SHOPS (Devin Castilloux, Peter D'Attoma, Daniel Gurland); STEPHEN SPARLING (Zachary Carling, Conrad Hansuld, Evan Jones); OPTIMIST CLUB OF OAKVILLE (Stuart Bollinger. Matthew Bordin, Kevin Daly). BOYS UNDER 8-C ST. SIMON'S 9 (Nick Prostran, John Sant, Christian Mazzilli 2, William Larema 4); DEPCO INTERNATIONAL 2 (Denzil John 2). HEELS AND HEMS 2 (Craig Leveridge, James Cumpstey); TECHNICAL COATINGS 2 (Bryn Johnson, Cameron McDonald). Y2K'S 2 (Kyle Joyce 2); HOT FREIGHT INT'L. 1 (Steve Ramsey-Planek). (June 14) BOYS UNDER 7-D ... 3 Stars OSC CHARGERS (Marcus Azdas, Scptt Bell, Corwin Clarke); CAL SAYERS ELECTRIC (Taylor Boyes, Andrew Cavasin, Shahbaz Dhillon); OSC Miners (Trevor Clarke, Cole Dragone, Andrew Dziedzic); ON THE SPOT (Wesley Brown, Remy Martin, Kenny Edwards); OSC RUNNERS (Justin Barbati, Colin Barrett, Kevin Barrett); STEPHEN SPARLING (Adam Davis, Ryan Douthart, Devyn Farrugia); OSC GIANTS (Hans Borst, Brandon Clarke, Andrew Eichinger); OPEN AIRE (Jaspal Bhogal, Matthew Cawse, Ian Cochrane). GIRLS UNDER 9-A PUMA 4 (Melanie Vanderhoop, Cassandra Russo 3); DR. GWARTZ 0. FOREVER BASKETS 2 (Kaitlin Vincent, Patricia Ellerson); TORSTAR 2 (Jennifer O'Brien 2). • EUROSTAR 6 (Brittney Riendeau, Lauren Massie, Lindsey Brown, Alicia Ronca, Sara Longo 2); IMAX 1 (Caroline Davies). HGTV 2 (Natalie Zazulyk, Christine Jackson); GENTRY ENVIRONMENTAL 1 (Dana Scanzano). (June 15) BOYS UNDER 7-B ... 3 Stars BOT CONSTRUCTION (Michael Calderone, Steven Carino, Steven Greene); OAKVILLE LEGION BR. 114 (Trevor Derrett, Jesse Dihiello, Nicholas Hayward); BIOTECHNIK (Andrew Deluca, Herman Gill, Jason Kearsley); POCKET PRESS (David Belsito, Jordan Bissett, Derek Briggs); BRAND FELT (Jasper Brana, Taylor Brockelsby, David Gray); OSC LIONS (Brian Benzoni, Peterson Farrell, Austin Hawlee); FUTURE STARS (Samuel Bradbrook, Charlie Drouin, Alexander Ens); HAXELL SMITH LAW OFFICES (Mario Beram, Michael Brown, Brandon Davis). BOYS UNDER 8-A BUILDERS SUPPLIES LTD. 3 (Connor Koyes, Sebastien Zenta 2); CHURCH OF THE INCARNA­ TION 1 (Ivan Simic). BRAD THOMSON LE PAGE 5 (Derek Thomson, Matthew Angiola, Richard Cenedese, Daniel Walker 2); RMI INDUSTRIAL PAINTING 5 (Taylor Brodie, Michael Chase 2, Ryan Vandervliet 2). CARBONE ELECTRIC 5 (John Carbone 3, Alexander Casme, Stephen Falconi); CUTLER-HAM­ MER 3 (Mark Andrade, Joseph Lepera 2). TECHNICAL ADHESIVES 8 (Brian Churchill- Smith 4, Robert Dejaray 2, Jeffrey Horlar, Mathew de Sousa); LIGHT COMPUTER CENTRE 2 (Spencer McTavish, Trent Ogilvie). (June 12) MICRO ALL-STARS TEAM 1A (Marc DeRango); TEAM 2A (Robert Povereuz); TEAM 3A (Rachel Vincent); TEAM 4A (Dana Ball); TEAM 5A (Andrew Blake); TEAM 6A (Jacob Nunno); TEAM 7A (Vikki Collyer); TEAM 8A (Owen Lee). TEAM IB (Elliot Aiton); TEAM 2B (David Barney); TEAM 3B (Emma Mizidler); TEAM 4B (Kyle Van Der Boom); TEAM 5B (Matthew Silva); TEAM 6B (Fiona Henderson); TEAM 7B (Robert Spadafora); TEAM 8B (Eric Schlag). TEAM 1C (Jason Ferreira); TEAM 2C (Martin Spence); TEAM 3C (Connor Vincent); TEAM 4C (Brady Kleinschruth); TEAM 5C (William Thrall); TEAM 6C (James Davis); TEAM 7C (Brian Ross Scott); TEAM 8C (Spencer Osborne). TEAM ID (Emma Volpatti); TEAM 2D (Sean Walden); TEAM 3D (Robert Schumann); TEAM 4D (Kyle Hann); TEAM 5D (Daniel Whiteson); TEAM 6D (Elliot Kocken). TEAM 7D (James Rae); TEAM 8D (Jason Coles). TEAM IE (Noah Vrooman); TEAM 2E (Jill Smith); TEAM 3E (Alexander Swainson); TEAM 4E (Jeremy Lombardo); TEAM 5E (Melissa Taylor); TEAM 6E Michael Gorda); TEAM 7E (Connor Furlong); TEAM 8E (Johnny Thoma). TEAM IF (Bradley Eaton); TEAM 2F (Andrew Hill); TEAM 3F (Emily Greiss); TEAM 4F (Logan Hoey); TEAM 5F (Cory Marsh); TEAM 6F (Hailey Barnes); TEAM 7F (Kaitlin Walsh); TEAM 8F (Justin Guida). TEAM 1G (Brandon Kettle); TEAM 2G (Jorian Van Der Helm); TEAM 3G (Devon Lio); TEAM 4G (Victoria Allen); TEAM 5G (Lauren Boyd); TEAM 6G (Sara Santos); TEAM 7G (Christopher Wright); TEAM 8G (Connor Lewis). TEAM 1H (Ryan Jackson); TEAM 2H (Lindsay Logan); TEAM 3H (Kimberly Butera); TEAM 4H (Hunter Foster); TEAM 5H (Emily Peck); TEAM 6H (Ryan Kenney); TEAM 7H (Hayley Press); TEAM 8H (Victoria Trotman). TEAM II (Ryan Wright); TEAM 21 (Kelly Locke); TEAM 31 (Philip Fratric); TEAM 41 (Andrew Hill); TEAM 51 (John Keatings); TEAM 61 (Ashley Hogg); TEAM 71 (James Coleman); TEAM 81 (Kevin Greer). 'i The Oakville Longhorns assured themselves of home field advantage in the 1999 Northern Football Conference playoffs following a 52-7 shellacking of the Sault Ste. Marie Storm Saturday night in the Lock City. The victory improves the Longhorns' record to 6-0 and secures a first place finish for the Oakville club, their seventh in a row. They've won the last six NFC playoff championships. In other NFC action, the Markham Raiders sealed up second place with a 39-6 win over Sudbury. They improve their record to 4-2, with both losses at the hands of the 'Homs. Oakville head coach Bruce Gilroy was pleased with all aspects of his club's performance, particularly the offence, which generated almost 400 yards in the game. 'This was our offence's best game of the year. Each week, we are improv­ ing, particularly on offence. "Quarterback Domenic Camastro completed eight of nine passes for 153 yards and rushed for two touchdowns. He's finally starting to feel comfortable as the offensive leader. He's getting stronger and more confident each week." NFC rushing leader Derwin Phillips had another solid game with 19 carries for 172 yards and a touchdown. Phillips has rushed for 720 yards in six games and has scored six majors. If he hopes to have a 1,000 yard season, he'll need to gain 280 yards in the final two games. Oakville opened the scoring early in the first quarter when Dana Segin's field goal was wide and went for a sin­ gle. The Storm tied the score late in the NORTHERN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Team W L T GF GA TP Oakville 'Horns 6 0 0 192 37 12 MarkhamRaiders 4 2 0 154 75 8 SudburySpartans 1 5 0 71 166 2 Sault Storm 1 5 0 53 193 2 July 17: Oakville 52, Sault 7; Markham 37, Sudbury 6. THIS WEEK'S GAMES (July 24): OAKVILLE at Markham; Sudbury at Sault Ste. Marie.. opening quarter on a single point by Sault kicker John Maione. Longhorn full back Colin Grant put the Homs in the lead for good with a 20-yard touchdown run with a minute left in the first quarter. Oakville's con­ vert was unsuccessful and they led 7-1 at the end of the first quarter. Longhorns blew the game wide open in the second quarter, scoring touchdowns on their first three posses­ sions. Slotback Stephen Moore caught an 11-yard pass from Camastro. Segin added the convert and Oakville then led 14-1. Defensive back and punt returner James Ducksworth returned a Sault punt back 49 yards for a touchdown but it was called back on a roughing the kicker call against the Longhorns. Several plays later, Camastro scored on a 2-yard scamper to increase the lead to 21-1. A few minutes later, Camastro tossed an 18-yard pass to wide receiver Colin Alie for the Longhorns fourth major of the game. With Segin's con­ vert, Oakville led 28-1 at the intermis­ sion. Camastro' opened the third quarter by scoring his second touchdown of the contest on a 4-yard bootleg play. Segin's convert increased the Oakville lead to 35-1. Late in the third quarter, Segin booted a 47-yard field goal to up the lead to 38-1. Slotback Nat Vickers scored in the first minute of the fourth quarter on a beautiful 30-yard pass from backup quarterback Richard Rebiere. Segin's convert increased the Homs' lead to 45- 1. With five minutes remaining in the game, running back Derwin Phillips scored his only touchdown of the con­ test on a 51-yard run. Segin added a convert to give Oakville a commanding 52-1 lead. The Storm scored on the final play of the game when receiver Mike Sutton caught a pass from quarterback Don Magli and rambled 72 yards for the major. The Storm's attempt at a two point convert was snuffed out by the Oakville defence and the Longhorns emerged with a 52-7 victory over the struggling Storm club. Oakville rushed the ball 23 times for 203 yards and passed the ball for 183 yards on nine completions on 12 pass attempts for a total offence of 386 yards. The Sault Storm generated 66 yards in rushing and 210 yards in pass­ ing for a total offence of 276 yards. UPCOMING The Longhorns close out the 1999 NFC regular season with two road games. This Saturday (July 24), Oakville travels to Markham for a 7:30 p.m. clash with the Raiders and finish the season in Sudbury on Saturday, July 31st, in a contest with the Sault Storm at 4 p.m. This game is the opening con­ test of the 1999 N.F.C. Hall of Fame Jamboree. The evening game features Markham and Sudbury. The Longhorns will host the 1999 NFC semifinal on Saturday, Aug. 7th, at. 5 p.m. at Ivor Wynne Stadium in Hamilton against either the Sault Storm or the Sudbury Spartans. The U-15AA Oakville Lightning made it to the final four of the largest soccer tournament in North America. BACK ROW: Curtis Marchildon, Mike de Vaal, Brandon Pimentel, Rob Stein, Lee Bekker, Glenn MacKay and Mike Sileira. BACK ROW: Kojo Beduh, Steve Marinic, Kayin Jeffers, Mark Misiak, Drew Macdonald, Stephen Hill, Nick Servedio and Joe Hrebik. Semifinalists at USA Cup The Oakville Lightning U-15AA Boys rep soccer team accomplished quite a feat last week by making it to the final four of the largest soccer tournament in North America. "The young men on this team can hold their heads up very high. No Oakville team (boys or girls) has ever made it this far in this tournament," commented coach Peter Bekker. "The boys represented the Town of Oakville marvelously! We played against teams from Lecco, Italy; Mexico City, Mexico; and the USA. We held our own and could have made it to the finals had we had some luck and one better call." The better call was in the semifinals against Soccers FC from Chicago, Illinois, in which the Lightning lost 1-0. The call was actually a non-call on a ball that went out of play midway (See 'Lightning' page D4)