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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1994 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ol Y T o § o ; llnl * ue _ ; Sul) FOR BOOTH ron soo: â€" Bs NFopmatipy informatiqy CALL 845â€"3024 f CALL 845â€"3024 INOR NOVICE "AAA Oakville‘s minor novice "AAA" team are the new Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) champions, capping off a super year in which they were OMHA Central Division league champions as well as winning tournaments in | Oakville and Niagara and reaching the semiâ€"finals in a third tournament in Barrie | before losing their only game in tournament play. In the regular season, they won J 33 of 36 regular season games. | To win the OMHA championship, the Xtra Lease Rangers had to battle an equalâ€" | 1y determined Oshawa team that kept all the games in doubt to the end. ‘ But Oakville persevered to defeat Oshawa in three straight games in the bestâ€"ofâ€" five affair. Oakville received an allâ€"out effort from all players. The goaltenders â€" Marcus Johnson and Josh Taylor â€" performed exceptionally. Congratulations to the coaching staff of John Donnelly, Don Russell and Gord Smyth. The Rangers will end their season with another tournament in Markham during the April 7â€"9 weekend. Oakville 2, Oshawa 1 (game three): Oshawa never game up, scoring first in the game, only to have Josh Smyth tie the score from Ryan Donnelly and Richard Meloche. Steven Donnelly scored the winner on a penalty shot in the third period. Josh Taylor was superb in goal, making several key stops to preserve the win. Oakville 3, Oshawa 2 (second game): Oshawa took the lead twice in a hard fought battle. Josh Smyth scored from Richard Meloche and Michael Swinton in the first period to briefly tie the game before Oshawa made it 2â€"1. Oakville added two unanswered goals in the third period â€" Steven Donnelly, unasâ€" sisted, and Richard Meloche from Nico Gill â€" to get the win. Marcus Johnson got the win in goal. Oakville 5, Oshawa 2 (first game): Oakville went ahead 2â€"0 on first period goals by David Nugent (from Sean Lavelle and Nico Gill) and Richard Meloche (from Steven Donnelly and Michael Swinton). Steven Donnelly added another goal in the second frame, unassisted. Oakville salted the game away in the third period on a goal by Josh Smyth from Steven Donnelly and Nico Gill. Steven Donnelly added an unassisted emptyâ€"netter in the dying moments. Josh Taylor got the win in goal. Halton high school allâ€"stars showed their stuff last week. Centre: Craig Turnbull (35) of T.A. Blakelock. Left: Ryan Dolan (4) of Nelson and an unidentified Volpe Division teammate. Right: an identified Volpe Division allâ€"star. (Photos by Riziero Vertolli) Volleyball queens, basketball bums A pair of Halton high school allâ€"star games were held last week with Oakwville‘s Volpe division triumphing in girls volleyball but losing in boys basketball. The girls volleyball game, which was played at Queen Elizabeth Park School on Thursday, went right down to the wire with the Volpe Division (Oakville and east Burlington high schools) needing all five games to subâ€" due the Richardson Division (Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills schools). The boys basketball game, which was played at T.A.Blakelock High School on Friday night, was also close â€" for the first half. Then the Richardson Division, finally capitalizing on their height advanâ€" tage, pulled away for a 114â€"86 verdict. The Richardson Division has won all four years under the present format. The Volpe Division was led by Darren Hugli who scored 26 points and was also named the team MVP. Also leading the attack was Loyola‘s Brad Niles with 14 points and White Oaks‘ Jamie Duncan with eight points. On the other side, the Richardson Division was led by Steve Madge who chalked up 16 points as well as being named the team‘s MVP. Three point competition: Darren Hugli of Burlington Central defeated Loyola‘s Jason Errat 5â€"4 in a 30â€"second, playâ€"off tieâ€"breaker. The two were tied with 12 successful shots each after the initial minuteâ€"long round. Slam dunk competition: the winner was Richard Clarke of M.M. Robinson. Legends Game: the Volpe Coaches, led by 14â€"point outburst by Mark Daly of St. Thomas Aquinas, won 42â€"34. Oakville player stars 15â€"8) and secondâ€"ranked MINOR ATOM "AAA" Oakville‘s minor atom "AAA" team lost the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) title to Markham over the weekend. Down by two games in the bestâ€"ofâ€"five series, the Oakville Mississauga Tire Rangers managed to hold their ground with a 3â€"3 tie at home on Friday night before falling 3â€"0 in Markham on Saturday night. Coach Dave Lewis complimented his team for a fine season â€" in which they finâ€" ished second in their Central League, were semiâ€"finalists in two tournaments and champions in the Oakville International Tournament at Christmas â€" and for a gritty effort against the strong Markham squad in the OMHA finals. The team will play their final tournament of the season next weekend in | Markham. Markham 3, Oakville 0 (March 26, series clincher): Oakville stayed with the fast skating Markham squad until the third period when penalties finally caught up. The game was marred by a combined total of 36 minutes in penalties, including 16 to Oakville in the third period alone. Markham capitalized with a power play goal each in the second and third periods. Oakville goalie Dane Gilbert stopped 29 of 32 shots, including a late second period breakaway by shifty Eric Himelfarb, one of Markham‘s top players. Oakville 3, Markham 3 OT (March 25): Bryan McLoughlin‘s goal on a pass from centre Mike Ruppel early in the third period forced the scoreless overtime. Other goals in the game went to left winger Jamie Green who tapped in a Keith Zavitz rebound to tie the game at the end of the first period and to Chris Riddell who put Oakville ahead on a pass from Mike Ruppel. BANTAM "A" | A close 1â€"0 squeaker over Newmarket on Saturday gave Oakville‘s bantam "A" team the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) title. | The King Caledon Farms/T.D. Bank Rangers won the sixâ€"point series 7â€"3. Oakville 1, Newmarket 0 (March 26, series clincher): Kyle MacDonald potted the winner in the second period with an assists to Steve Clarke. Although Oakville outshot Newmarket 31â€"6, goaltender Jeff Parazo had to come up big in the waning moments to preserve the shutout. | Newmarket 7, Oakville 2 (March 23); Oakville got blitzed early, falling behind 4â€"0 in the first period, I and could not turn things around despite outshooting Newmarket 31â€"21. The Newmarket goaltender was | thot. s | Congratulations to all the players â€" Matt Froese, Kyle MacDonald, captain Paul Sanson, Ryan Doherty, Todd Slade, Regan Walsh, Gordie Ball, Jason Joseph, Matt Maiola, Jeff Hussey, Steve Woodall, Jordan Zacny, Steve Clarke, Bryan Kirsten, Darryl Munson and Jeff Parazo. Also to Ryan Bayley, Mark Smith, Craig Thornton, Kevinâ€"Beatty and Jeremy Brown who played admirably when called upon due to injuries, suspensions and absences. The coaching staff included coach Ed Kirsten, assistant coach Bob MacDonald, trainer Ward Maiola and manager Starre Hussey. MINOR PEE WEE "AA" i After opening the divisional finals against Georgetown with a 7â€"7 overtime tie, | ‘the series continued in Georgetown with a second straight overtime game. | ‘Georgetown 4, Oakville 3 OT (March 24): Andrew Holman opened the scoring early in the first period | and both teams played a tight defensive game after that. Oakville was behind 2â€"1 with only seconds T MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE _ __ LARGEST SELECTION OF GOLF EQUIPMENT IN THE AREA L GUARANTEED LOWEST PRIGES AND WE DOUBLE THE MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY GOLF SCHOOL 1, 2 3 DAY SCHOOLS 8:30 a.m.â€"5:30 p.m. ‘189"° 1137 #1 SIDEROAD, BURLINGTON 336â€"3660 TOR.: 338â€"4875 Oakville resident Brooke : remaining in the game when Oakville pulled the goaltender in favor of the extra attacker. In a flurry around the Georgetown net, Stephen King scored with only seven seconds remaining on the clock, sendâ€" . ing this second game in a row into overtime. Dan Whiting scored the goâ€"ahead goal on a pass from »Stuart Matheson and the lead held until late in overtime when Georgetown scored the tying and goâ€"ahead goals, Oakville once again played six forwards late in the period for the tie, but the Georgetown goalâ€" tender stopped several Oakville shots for the win. Oakville assists went to Mike Probyn and Stuart Matheson. Both teams meet Thursday in Georgetown for the third and possibly deciding game NOVICE WHITE | IFtnal standings: gv 6L 3T 7GF gOA; t onl io ies In the third and deciding game including 16 in the gold medal game. C : (P:rge 2:2 C;e;gr)!(gpiar}th;lg; SFhou:gd resazd § Longo‘s 1 2 Mom‘s 5 (goals to B.J. and Mark Robert Prskalo; : s i ear, 52â€"56. g./2, 1.69; Frosted, 52â€", Starfleet Const 9 5 5 64 3 23 assists to Justin Demichele 2, Kevin Hedrei 2, Erb, Chris against the favored HaIIllltF)l’l SCCkCl'S, Ontaqo sends its tOR two [(?ams to SUMMER HOCKEY 5626X, Pkg./2, 1.79. Page 2: Item #1. 52â€" Charlie‘s Plumbing 7 4 8 63 50 22 Mooney), Starfleet Construction 4 (goals to Imran Shah | _ the Oakville Trafalger High School the national championship and 7214â€"6, 6â€"Outlet Power Bar. Flyer Reads:!| mt on l may 2, Shawn Quemail? Suan m | _ Student aced the 14th point and the _ Wilson said she‘d like nothing better River Oaks Ar Reg. 12.00, Sale 6.99, Save 46%. Should! Moms 7: 903 13° 1017 The Bay 1 (Warren Armstrong from Charles Jacklin and Peel SC]CC(S, WhO were ranked third than a rematch with Hamilton for the enda roiaS%XE\gmgaeyn’L: :,voré:res :re c'mlaga?/ail.able Montreal Trust 68 50047 58‘ 17 Michael Falikowski; shutout to Jacklin), Montreal Trust UOiflc into the tournament, went on to national Cham iOflShi 8 49 97 1 2 s ts h p i i YÂ¥ 4 The Bay 5 12 2 46 66 12 0. 040 9 p p. m in participating _Canad{an Tire Stores. Page, f (March 19) Kodak 5 (goals to Robert Stein 4 and Darryl Richmond; win 15â€"13. 3: Viny! Mini Blinds. Size chart reads: 31" x . Longo‘s 7 (goals to Ryan Andrews 2, Ryan Young 2, Michael Indovina 2 and Kyle Bickerstaffe; assists to Bickerstaffe 4, Christopher Veitch 2, Robert Favretto 2, Indovina, Duncan Harvey and Evan Morton), Kodak 1 (Darryl Richmond from Robert Stein and Tanner Denike). Montreal Trust 7 (goals to Jason Last 3, Craig Chambers, Michael Harowicz, Christopher Reinhardt and Joshua Poirier; assists to Kyle Nuttley 3, Michael Embleton 2, Chambers, Reinhardt, Poirer, Steve Elliott, Matthew _ Chisamoreâ€"Robert, Todd D‘Amico and Eric Jones), Mom‘s 3 (goals to A.J. Schammerhorn, Mark Robert Prskalo and B.J. Etb; assists to Daniel Vespi 3, Blake Kennedy 2, Justin Demichele). Charlie‘s Plumbing 5 (goals to Joshua Reid 3, Brent Spivak 2 and Patrick Crumback; assists to Spivak 4, Alistair Senn 2, Stuart Spencer, Philip Woollam, Derek Jones, Simon Tingle, Christopher Schmaltz, Crumback), "Clare Wicklow 1 (Chris Moses from Stephen Falls). Starfleet Construction 6 (goals to Imran Shah 3, Andrew Wylie 2, Kelly Veitch; assists to Danny Stuart 3, Kevin Mcintyre 2, Timothy Richardson, Declan Noonan, Shawn Modestino, Chris Henderson and Jason Babcock). Quennell; shutout to Paul Simmelsgaardâ€"Brown), The (March 13) Bay 0. Reliable Life 7 (goals to Rob Thompson 3, Justin Brown (March 5) 2, Stephen Blackler and Greg Prescott; assists to Longo‘s Plumbing 3 (goals to Michael Indovina 2 and Thompson 2, Blackler, Prescott, Ryan Godin, Adam Ryan Young; assists to Jeremy D‘Oliveira, Richie Thomas, 1 1 Evan Morton and Duncan Harvey), Charlie‘s Plumbing 1 (See ‘MOHA®, page 24) assists to Brendon Hastings, Mike Szasrka, Richmond, Mat Urbanski, Christina Grimes and Andrew Millichamp), Clare Wicklow Engineers 2 (goals to Jonathon Root and Christian Miersch; assists to Michael McManus, Aaton Khalid, Chris Moses and Sandy Ross). MINOR ATOM WHITE (March 20) Boots Pharm 4 (goals to Luke Robinson 2, Giancarlo DeRosa and Mathew Strong; assists to Gerrick Gaudet 2, Darry1 Richardson 2, DeRosa and Rodrigo Amaral; shutout to Chris Phaneuf), Trafalger Village 0. Granville Const 5 (goals to Jeff Malenfant 2, Eric Goodman 2 and Ben Nease; assists to Greg Carberry 2, Malenfant, Goodman and Matt McAdam), Fieldfresh 3 (goals to Scott Granlund 2 and David Kennedy; assist to Darko Kunovic). Reliable Life 6 (goals to Rob Thompson 2, Ryan Godin 2, Justin Brown and Matt Card; assists to Thompson 2, Godin, Justin Brown, Rob Duncan, Adam Dart and Matt Carley), Mail Boxes Etc 4 (goals to DAn Partington 2, Patrick LeBlanc 2; assists to Francis Robinson, Matt Ruschiensky came through when it counted. And as a result her team â€" the Peel Selects girls midget volleyball team â€" won its second provincial championship on the weekend and its third straight berth in the Canadian championships (which they won in their first visit in 1992). The team â€" which also includes White Oaks Secondary School stuâ€" dents Julie Ellsworth and Liz Reid among its 12â€"member roster â€" couldn‘t do it in the round robin, dropping their opening match to Hamilton 2â€"0 (15â€"12, 15â€"11). The Peel Selects, however, won the remaining four pool matches against Ottawa Pantheres (15â€"7, 15â€" 2), Midland/Penetanguishine Vista (15â€"3, 15â€"12), Windsor Diggers (15â€" 3, 15â€"9) and Scarborough Titans (15â€" 6, 15â€"5). The Peel Selects then went on to win three straight playoff rounds, again without dropping a game, notching victories against Hamilton Seekers Second Team (15â€" 9, 15â€"3), Scarborough Titans (17â€"15, Scarborough Nova (15â€"13, 15â€"10) to set up a repeat encounter against a team they had not beaten all year. Ruschiensky won the association‘s award of excellence for her team. "She made so few mistakes," said coach Stacy Wilson. Her ace was one of 26 in the tourâ€" nament. She also logged 55 kills 8 am â€" 3:30 pm Flyer. Sat., April 2/94 Rake should read 22", not 23". in our "Great Housewares Sale" Flyer. Sat. March 23/94 SAE/Metric. March 12/94 watt. tration error in our current 1994 catalogue: opposed to the wall side. CORRECTION We wish to draw your attention to the error in our current "Handsâ€"On Hardware Sale" Sale Date: Sun., March 27 to 45", Size Chart should read: 32" x 45". Page‘ 6: 58â€"0804â€"2, Mastercraft Toolbox. Flyer . reads: 16.5 x 6 x 6", should read: 16 x x 6". Page 8: 59â€"5559â€"4, Springâ€"Braced ‘I We wish to draw your attention to the error [§ Sale Date: Sun. March 13 to Page 1: 16‘ Measuring Tape. The copy | should read availalbe in SAE, We wish to draw your attention to the error ® in our "Spring Into Savings" Flyer Sale Date: Sun. March 6 to Page 1: 73â€"0152X, Bauer Helmets are. available in assorted colors, not sizes. Page 7: Armor Coat, Items #1 and #2. lllustration should show 3.78 litres, not 4 «J litres. Page 4: 52â€"5001â€"4, Halogen Table Lamp has a 100â€"watt halogen bulb, not 150â€" «p We wish to draw your attention to the illusâ€" Page 27: 61â€"1060â€"4 to 61â€"1070â€"0 showsâ€" the ladder incorrectly positioned against the‘ wall. This ladder is shown backwards and" should not be used this way as the potential. for injury exists. The extended part of the ladder should be on the user‘s side, as «l s not s *March 28 â€" April 4 «. Lift Tickets DO YOU PLAY BETWEEN 10 100 GAMES? IF SO ... WE HAVE A MEMBERSHIP TO SUIT YOU! 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