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Wednesday, July 7, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER D3 Oakville Soccer Club house league report Coyotes lose tough pair The Oakville Coyotes found themselves the victims of two shootouts in Major Junior A Roller Hockey last weekend, falling 17- 15 at the hands of the first place Niagara Panthers last Friday at Oakville Arena and 16-14 to the Kitchener Roller Rats last Sunday in Kitchener. On Friday, the Coyotes traded goals with the Panthers throughout the first half, before falling behind 12-7 in the third quarter. The comeback came late in the game when the Coyotes scored six goals in the last five minutes of play. Jeff Wells led the attack, popping a natural hat trick late in the game. Unfortunately, the comeback fell short when the Panthers fin­ ished the game off with an empty net goal in the last minute of play. Stu Matheson, a call-up from the Coyotes' midget team, made an impressive debut in the contest, netting a goal and adding an assist. Other scorers on the night for the Coyotes were Jeff Elia (3), Jeff Wells (3), RJ Carr (2), Kyle MacDonald (2), Jamie Barlow, Shane Labelle and Steve Kinnunen. Assists went to Shane Labelle (4), Ryan Fitzsimmons (4), Jeff Elia (3), Brandon Cordua (3), Jeff Wells (2), Steve Kinnunen (2), Jeff Wells (2), RJ Carr and Jamie Barlow. Sunday night, the Coyotes ended up on the short end against the last place Roller Rats in Kitchener. The Coyotes allowed seven first quarter goals, which seemed too much to overcome. However, the squad kept chipping away and by half way through the third quarter had narrowed the margin to one goal. In a finish similar to Friday's, the Roller Rats capped the con­ test with an empty net goal in the last minute. "It was another poor defensive effort," said GM Jay Labelle. Scoring for the Coyotes were Jeff Wells (3), Jeff Elia (3), RJ Carr, Dave Dunn, Jamie Barlow, Shane Labelle, Steve Kinnunen, Steve Elia and Stu Matheson. Assists went to RJ Carr (3), Kyle MacDonald (3), Shane Labelle (3), Jeff Wells (2), Dave Dunn (2), Stu Matheson (2), Jeff Elia, Steve Kinnunen, Ryan Fitzsimmons and Brandon Cordua. The Coyotes must regroup to play a very important game this Friday (July 9), 7:30 p.m., at Oakville Arena against the Buffalo Jr. Wings. With the playoffs just around the comer, the Coyotes need to solve their defensive problems while keeping the offensive output intact. Oakville Club hosts doubles over-34 tennis invitational The Oakville Club is hosting the Cogeco@Home Men's and Women's invitational doubles over-34 tennis tournament, presented by Budds Imported Cars of Oakville. The tournament, which kicked off last night with a preliminary round, wraps up on Saturday with the semifinals and finals, the men playing at 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m., respectively, and the women at 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., respectively. Several area clubs are involved and the doubles' teams are playing for themselves and also for club honours. Players must have minimum 4.0 rating. Here's the draw. MEN'S (June 28) BOYS UNDER 13-A STRIKERS 7 (Chris Vlahovic 2, Jesse Wood 2, Shane Robcrison, Mall Harrison. William Mann); COLORWORKS 3 (Ben Salovarra 3). HR. VISION 8 (Brian Alves 3, Michael Krmcncik. Jonathon Clark. Sean McLcllan. Josh Cunncyworth. Daniel Hannigan-Daley); G.MAC FINANCIAL 3 (Duncan Smith. Jordan John. Juslin Maydanski). TRIPAR 7 (Lee Digby 2, Mall Forcshew 2. Jay Magda. Pcicr Marchcse, Juan Mendoza); TRAFAL­ GAR PROPERTY 2 (Malt Downey 2). (June 26) BOYS UNDER 13-B XEROX 9 (Nick Davis 2. Paul Harrison. Andrew McComb 3. Eric Padc, Geoff Pearce 2); LI'L LADS 3 (Scan Borba. Frank Eskii 2). (June 25) BOYS UNDER 13-B LIFE TV 4 (Ricky Kumra 2. Jordan Miller, Nick Dodge): LI'L LADS 4 (Brian Granby, Scan Borba, Scan Collcu. Kyle Rcdfcm). XEROX 4 (Malt Granger 2, Mike Kane, Andrew McComb); BULLETS 0. FUTURE STARS 7 (Danny Westwood, Mikael Dia, Aaron Wcsscl, Adrian Boangiu, Alec Mcars, Grant Rose. Andrew Dubowcc); FAIRWAY DRUG 3 (Rcza Karim, Barry Fox, Michael Bernardi). (June 24) GIRLS UNDER 13-B GAIL MOREAU 3 (Olivia C„ Michelinc C. 2); RMI 2 (Nikki A.-K., Taylor D.-Tumcr). MASTERSON 3 (Sara M. 2, Colleen Burnell); O'CONNOR 0. MARY KELLY 2 (Emily Wadly 2); DI GIVLIO I (Jennifer K.). GIRLS UNDER 7-A - 3 Slars ZELLERS (Patricia Clarke. Mary McPherson, Jenna McGillivray); O.D.H.C. (Felicity Feinman, Brilany Smith, Kaillyn MacNcill); HALTON PHAR­ MACY (Natasha Gisondi, Jenna Prokop, Hillary Newman); ELIMINATION SERVICES (Kale Brennan. Caiihn Haslcu, Cailcigh Gruncr); KOIVU HUTCH­ INGS (Michelle Bouchard. Kaiclynnc Moors. Tatum McKclvic); OPTIMIST CLUB (Danielle Gaylon, Alexandra Saunders. Chrislinc Novokowsky); INVESTIGATIONS (Sarah Clark. Frances Raicllc, Alanna McDougall). (June 23) GIRLS UNDER 13-A BDO 3 (Jessica Booth, Caillin Siasiuk, Chrisliannc Mace); PEPSI 1 (Sarah Homing). PROCOR 3 (Sabrina Clark 2. Michelle Brock); RADIUS 2 (Kcara Finlayson, Leah Manchisi). KEY MOTOR 4 (Jackie Palmcicr 2. Barbara Perry. Mclanc T.); SUTTON 3 (Danielle Kuypcrs. Amber Dal/.icl 2). CLINITRIALS 4 (Amanda Klin 2, Kim Axford, Kendra Hcmillcr); TPX 1 (Allison Battaglia). (June 22) GIRLS UNDER 7-B - 3 Stars OAKVILLE RADIATOR (Kathleen Bums, Alexandra Spyropoulos, Megan O'Neill); O.P.C.C. (Lauren Frank, Shannon Thrasher. Victoria Taylor); THOMAS COOK (Alexandra Edgar, Jessica Scars, Paula Ra/un); OAKVILLE ORTH (Brillany Gremmen, Kathrinc Smrckar, Stephanie Pringle); MORDEN SERV (Christina Fernandes. Brillany Slcip, Jordan Pcckiti): LUCENT TECH (Rachel Over, Hayley McGrath); ARTHUR ANDERSON (Julie Cannata, Laura Mooney. Sydney Mac Lean); SENZILLIM (Kristin Collcil, Angie Sabatino, Samantha Ryckman). (June 21) BOYS UNDER 13-A H.R. VISION 4 (Brian Alves 3, Josh Cunncyworth); TRAFALGAR PROPERTY 1 (Jordan Hill). TRIPAR 5 (Mali Forcshew 3, Juan Mendoza, Lee Dig); STRIKERS 2 (Jesse Wood, Shane Robertson). COLORWORKS 6 (Bobby Hughes, Phil Jaurji 2, Matt Corric, Ben Salovarra 2); G.MAC FINANCIAL 2 (Wade Ball. Justin Maydanski). GIRLS UNDER 7-A CAW LOCAL 707 (Olivia Ber, Christine Me Allan, Carly Magnacca); UNIS LUMIN (Lindsay Corlcit, Ancska Patel, Brooke Johnstbn); CAL SAY­ ERS (Sable Corby, Chelsea Owcn-Turner, Kelly Kcrcstcci); RED PATH (Andrea D'Aquila. Emily Peters, Rupali Patel): OAKVILLE HYDRO (Sarah Coleman, Catherine Stott, Kristin Sprukulis); LOMAR (Lauren DcJong, Bailey MacLachlan, Katie Lowe); N.O.D.O. (Natalie Ely, Erin Slofko, Cynthia McLauchlan); KINGS ARMS (Michele Charlton, Rebecca Shull, Michelle Murdy). (June 18) BOYS UNDER 13-B BULLETS 3 (Michael Bull. Bryan Moffat 2); LIFE TV 1 (Brent Higgins). FAIRWAY DRUG 6 (Brett Lain 3, Eric Vandcn Berg, Michael Bcrnardi. Matt Sullivan); XEROX 3 (Geoff Pearce 2. Eric Padc). LI'L LADS 6 (Brian Granby. Scan Collcu, Sean Borba, Chris Boyce, Paulo Lourcnco. Stephen Ferguson); FUTURE STARS 4 (Adrian Boangiu. Grant Rose, Andrew Dubowcc 2). (June 17) GIRLS UNDER 13-B RMI 4 (Lauren Corkum, Nicky A.-K., Taylor D.- Tumcr. Megan S.); MARY KELLY 2. GAIL MOREAU 4 (Erin Chalmers. Alison Moreau, Trina Vella, Michelinc Cabrac); O'CONNOR 3 (Victoria B., Kristen B., Nicky Silva). MASTERSON 3 (Christy E. 2, Sara M ); DI GIVLIO 0. GIRLS UNDER 8-D FLAMES 3 (Karly Dagys 2, Chrissy McConachic); COLLINS & GREIG 3 (Laurel Grcig 3). STAMFORD METAL I (Karine Lanciot); TRIZEC 0. SYLVAN L.C. 4 (Chrislinc Penney, Alexandra Alcxidu, Heather Thompson, Melanie DaSilva); A.N. THUNDERBOLTS I (Michelle Stackaruk). GIRLS UNDER 7-A - 3 Slars ZELLERS (Carly Barrington, Sarah Scnyk- Morrison. Samantha Mchilrcilcr); PETTINATO'S (Alyssa Boky, Samantha Tokcr, Hannah Reinsborough); O.D.H.C. (Meghan Borland, Jennifer Wales. Stephanie Sparling); HALTON PHARMACY (Denise Copping, Carly Tino, Dana Thompson); ELIMINATION SERVICES (Brillany Aldworth, Samantha Vchi. Jamie Perrin); KOIVU HUTCHINGS (Carolyn Argue, Leigh Starr, Lcanna Nicholson); OPTIMIST CLUB (Jccvcn Basra, Dayna Schols. Michelle Saunders); INVESTIGATIONS (Alida Carlin, Caillin Speed, Allyson Scott). (June 16) GIRLS UNDER 13-A SUTTON I (Danielle Kuypcrs); CLINITRIALS 1 (Kendra Hcmillcr). TPX 5 (Adrienne Campbell 2. Alison Battaglia. Jcnniler Court, Annie Bowkcr); KEY MOTOR 0. BDO 3 (Ashley Booth, Brooke Johnson, Veronique T); PROCOR I (Colleen R ). RADIUS 6 (Laura G. 2. Lea M.. Sonya T.); PEPSI 4 (Lcannc Wilson 2, Sam H.). BOYS UNDER IO-A OSC CHAMPS 8 (Brad Waller. Sam Ncasc 2. Brett West 2. Cody Goloubcf 3); SLEEP MEDICINE CENTRE 4 (Justin Gray, Michael Cumpstcy 2, Jose Costa). ASTRA HURRICANES 3 (Michael Colacci. Jonathon Kavouris); OSC LIGHTNING l (Scott Sousa). OSC WINNERS 7 (Alex Lilakos 2, Michael Siockermans 2. Mitch Harper 3); WESTON VALVE 3 (Kevin McKay, Jacob Truant 2). OSC KNIGHTS 6 (Peter Cmoqorar 4, Emanuel Orcro. R.J. Knapp); TECHNICAL ADHESIVE 2 (Jake Ma/.iarc/.yk. Chris Canham). PILKAN CONSTRUCTION 5 (Michael Mcnsing. Mark Gill 2, Danny Francis, Andrew Lypko); OSC STRIKERS 2 (Anthony Lapp, Matthew Kennedy). GIRLS UNDER 8-B PEPSI I (Stephanie Bogias); WOOD FLOOR EMPORIUM 0. OAKVILLE WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTRE 2 (Diana Smikiclas 2); PFAFF 2 (Jaclyn Aldcrokc 2). OSC LADIES 4 (Angelika Urcmovich 3, Erin Tilley): JASCO 2 (Chelsea Young, Paige Robinson). PLEY LEGAL EAGLES 3 (Annika Rinas. Mackenzie Ryder 2); AMC THEATRES I (Taryn Barclay). (June 15) GIRLS UNDER 7-B - 3 Stars OAKVILLE RADIATOR (Marlics Brabcrs, Natalie Vandenburg, Rachel Travaglini): O.P.C.C. (Carly Clydesdale, Hilary Turk, Marissa Trauzzi); THOMAS COOK (Alexandra Cactano, Heather Ward. Paula Simas); OAKVILLE ORTH (Danielle Dc Rango, Christine Spice, Laura Spagnuolo); MORDEN SERV (Alexandra Cicslowski. Lauren Vcluso, Heather Stinson); LUCENT TECH (Marina Acquaroli, Lauren Prolas. Halcigh Porter); ARTHUR ANDERSON (Heather Baker, Amy Praught. Alexandra Pcroni); SENZILLIM (Michelle Bairslow, Army Van Den Berg, Lauren Spicer). (June 14) BOYS UNDER 13-A H R. VISION 4 (Garry Gill. Daniel Hannigan- Daley 3): COLORWORKS 4 (Matt Corric. Phil Jaurji, Bobby Hughes. Jack Tripp). STRIKERS 3 (Jesse Wood, Chris Jones. Manvir Sahola); TRAFALGAR PROPERTY I (Kyle Duda). G.MAC FINANCIAL 9 (Justin Maydanski 3, Jordan John 3. Duncan Smith 3): TRIPAR 8 (Eric Rumi 3. Lee Digby, Brendan Hall 2, Malt Forcshew 2). GIRLS UNDER 7-A N 3 Stars CAW LOCAL 707 (Nicole Arruda, Daniclla Quarrcy, Mcaghan McLaughlin); UNIS LUMIN (Darcy Brcakey. Julia Smith. Rachel Sawyer); CAL SAYERS (Felicia Broadus, Stephanie Sumsion, Sarah Strong); RED PATH (Nicole Andrade, Alyssa Valadao. Alyson Torrance); OAKVILLE HYDRO (Joanna Cassano, Ashley Thistlcthwaitc. Sarah Sycr): LOMAR (Meghan Borthwick. Alexandra Thomas, Katie Sheridan); N.O.D.O. (Tara Anson-Cariwrighi. Lauren Whyte. Michelle Turcottc); KINGS ARMS (Colleen Araujo. Megan Thackray, Michelle Spencer). (June 13) BOYS UNDER 13-B XEROX/LI'L LADS - postponed BULLETS 6 (Paul Gunn 2, Mike Bull, Ben Frid, Lyndon (|pey. Bryan Moffat). FAIRWAY DRUG 5 (Brett Lain 4, Reza Karim). LIFE TV 3 (Jordan Miller 2. David MacDonnell); FUTURE STARS 2 (Mario Mancuso 2). (June 11) BOYS UNDER 13-B XEROX 5 (Geoff Pearce 3, Phil Zappacosta, Nick Davis); LIFE TV 2 (David Punnett, Brent Higgins). LI'L LADS 5 (Chris Boyce 2. Frank Eskit. Sean Collet, Kyle Redfem); FAIRWAY DRUG 3 (Barry Fry 3). BULLETS 7 (Bryan Moffat 2. Michael Bull, Lyndon Casey 3, Ben Heersink); FUTURE STARS 4 (Andrew Dubowec 2. Alec Mears). (June 10) GIRLS UNDER 13-B MARY KELLY 1; MASTERSON 0. RMI 1 (Nikki Kotach); O'CONNOR 1 (Sara DiSilva). DI GIULIO 4 (Jennifer K. 2, Sarah S., Rebecca R ); GAIL MOREAU 0. GIRLS UNDER 8-D A.N. THUNDERBOLTS 2 (Alexandra St. Pierre. Michelle Stackaruk); COLLINS & GREIG 2 (Mairi McAulcy, Lucy Collins). FLAMES 3 (Karly Dagys 3): TRIZEC 0. SYLVAN LC. 3 (Alexandra Paul. Robin King, Heather Thompson); STAMFORD METAL PROD­ UCTS 1 (Karine Lanciot). (June 9) GIRLS UNDER 13-A PEPSI 4 (Lianne Wilson. Alison S., Carleigh G.. Sarah H ); CLINITRIALS 2. KEY MOTOR 7 (Melanie T. 4. Michelle N„ Brittany C., Jessica S ); PROCOR 1 (Danielle Ward). BDO 4 (Robyn Whitney, Ashley Booth, Veronique T. 2); SUTTON 0. (June 3) GIRLS UNDER 13-B O'CONNOR 2 (Jennifer Archer, K. Scniton); DI GIULIO I. MARY KELLY 2 (Emily W„ Alii Ryder); GAIL MOREAU 1 (Micheline Cabrae). RMI 3 (Andrea Berrie 2. Laura Corkum); MAS­ TERSON 2 (Sarah Manzano, Heather Masterson). GIRLS UNDER 8-D SYLVAN LC. 10 (Alexandra Alexiou. Kim Seed. Heather Thompson 3, Alexandra Paul 3. Michelle Fraser); TRIZEC 0. COLLINS & GREIG 3 (Laurel Greig 2, Kendra March); STAM­ FORD METAL PRODUCTS 2 (Paige Goloboeuf, Carley Williamson). FLAMES 6 (Britany Russo 2, Karine Lanctot 2, Danielle Jordan 2); A.N. THUNDERBOLTS 0. (June 2) GIRLS UNDER 13-A SUTTON 6 (Justine Whytock, Kaitlin Lyon, Natasha K.); RADIUS 2 (Lea M ). TPX 4 (Allison B. 2, Annie Bowker); BDO 2 (Carly M.. Veronique Taylor). KEY MOTOR 3 (Jackie P., Amanda B„ Melanie T.); PEPSI 3 (Leanne Wilson. Alison Sigal, Natalie Spina). CLINITRIALS 8 (Sara H 2, Vicky A.. Carolyn Falls. Amanda K.); PROCOR I (Michelle Brock). (May 27) GIRLS UNDER 13-B MARY KELLY 2 (Nicole Kelly 2); O'CONNOR 1 (Kristen Blockler). DI GIULIO 1 (Jennifer Kalbfleish); RMI 1 (Kathryn Prior). MASTERSON 3 (Tiffany Yu, Michelle L., Sara M.); GAIL MOREAU 2 (Micheline Cabrae). (May 26) GIRLS UNDER 13-A PEPSI 2 (Sarah Homing, Carly G.); TPX 0. SUTTON 3 (Danielle Kuypers, Amber D.. Michelle P); PROCOR 2 (Sabrina Clark, Danielle Ward). BDO 3 (Brooke Johnson, Stephanie Rector, N. Woodall); CLINITRIALS 3 (Kimberly A., Liane Hink 2) . KEY MOTOR 8 (Jackie P. 2. Amanda B 2, Melanie T., A. Brown 2); RADIUS 3 (Jenna Crowe). (May 22) MICRO ALL-STARS TEAM 1A (Tyler Smrckar); TEAM 2A fiyier Andrade); TEAM 3A (Lauren Panzarella); TEAM 4A (Matthew Loomes); TEAM 5A (Ryan Thompson); TEAM 6A (Spencer Thompson); TEAM 7A (Jake Nyhuus); TEAM 8A (Emily Coster). TEAM IB (Brillany Kok); TEAM 2B (Cameron Corinaldi); TEAM 3B (Mitchell Verch); TEAM 4B (Peter Smith); TEAM 5B (Cameron Bertrand); TEAM 6B (Douglas Bonar); TEAM 7B (Luke Spivak); TEAM 8B (Connor Briggs). TEAM 1C (Jacqueline Fossenier); TEAM 2C (Mark Kraft); TEAM 3C (Jennifer Stinson); TEAM 4C (Stephen Van Gcmert); TEAM 5C (Dale Stevens); TEAM 6C (Emily Merry): TEAM 7C (William Haxell. Tyler McGill). TEAM ID (Nolan Buchanan); TEAM 2D (Molly Burke); TEAM 3D (Trevor Hoff); TEAM 4D (James Carlin); TEAM 5D (Kristina Snjaric); TEAM 6D (Kevin Holman); TEAM 7D Jacqueline Dignaw); TEAM 8D (Andrew Gyorgytakab). TEAM IE (Ryan Wheeler); TEAM 2E (William Maich); TEAM 3E (Camille Bedard); TEAM 4E (Melissa Amos); TEAM 5E (Kristin Antonakos); TEAM 6E (Ryan-John McMahon); TEAM 7E (Matthew Flahive); TEAM 8E (Zachary Williams). TEAM IF (Autumn Parkcs); TEAM 2F (Carson Dixon); TEAM 3F (Eric Briand); TEAM 4F (Gregory Thomson): TEAM 5F (Clarisse Schneider); TEAM 6F (Jonathan Ftrguson); TEAM 7F (Charles Alexander); TEAM 8F (Curtis Larocquc). TEAM IG (Mitchell Lowes); TEAM 2G (Elizabeth Cericola); TEAM 3G (Sara McCormick); TEAM 4G (Seth Maccy); TEAM 5G (Jessie Bryson); TEAM 6G (Liam Casola); TEAM 7G (Dakota Lewis); TEAM 8G (Simon Lacoste). TEAM 1H (Kristina Peroni); TEAM 2H (Alexander Fairbaim); TEAM 3H (Mark Singelis); TEAM 4H (Alyssa Wadey); TEAM 5H (Bryan Watson); TEAM 6H (Emma Harris); TEAM 7H (Michael Nugent); TEAM 8H (Andrew Sutton). TEAM II (Eric Taborowski); TEAM 21 (Courtney Bone); TEAM 31 (Edward White); TEAM 41 (Laura Maida); TEAM 51 (Laura Maida): TEAM 61 (Cody Vieira); TEAM 71 (Amanda Apap); TEAM 81 (Michael Eckstein). (May 20) GIRLS UNDER 13-A RMI 3 (Andrea Berrie, Taylor D.-T., Nikki Athcrton-Kotach); GAIL MOREAU 1 (Trina Vella). MASTERSON 2 (Christy Easton 2); O'CONNOR I (Kristen Blacklcr). DI GIVLIO 4 (Sarah Shove, Laura Di S. 2, Jennifer Kalbflcisch); MARY KELLY 1 (Nina Mueller). (May 19) GIRLS UNDER 13-A PEPSI 6 (L. Wilson 2); PROCOR 1 (Danielle Ward). SUTTON 7 (Danielle Kuypers, Jordan S.. Michele Parker, Kylca S.) TPX 0. CLINITRIALS 3 (D. Hink 2, Sara H ); KEY MOTOR 2 (Melanie T. 2). BDO 7 (Kaitlin S., Monique B.. Brooke J., Veronique T„ Julia M. 2); RADIUS 2 (Leah M., Naomi H.). (May 15) MICRO ALL-STARS TEAM 1A (Amanda Ryloll); TEAM 2A (Daniel Marino); TEAM 3A (Adam Wirkowski); TEAM 4A (Ramar Smith); TEAM 5A (Abbey Jagodkin); TEAM 6A (Jamie Burrows); TEAM 7A (Rayanne Rcgo); TEAM 8A (Gregory Beaman). TEAM IB (Frasier Keaney); TEAM 2B (Dana Earl); TEAM 3B (Kyle Moore); TEAM 4B Jennifer Bell); TEAM 5B (Kristopher Laverty); TEAM 6B (Haley Currie); TEAM 7B (Jonathan Janicki); TEAM 8B (Sarah Millet). TEAM 1C (Scott Laughton); TEAM 2C (Blake Rcith); TEAM 3C (Kevin Ho); TEAM 4C (Joshua Andrews); TEAM 5C (Julia Martinko); TEAM 6C (Braydon Bisscit); TEAM 7C (Jake Laidlaw); TEAM 8C (Rebecca Gray). TEAM ID (Matthew Admans); TEAM 2D (Jay Cudmorc); TEAM 3D (Sarah Potter); TEAM 4D (Elizabeth O'Brien); TEAM 5D (Julio Sousa); TEAM 6D (Allison Kula); TEAM 7D (Brian Stumip); TEAM 8D (Elliott Burton). TEAM IE (Adam Lloyd-Davis); TEAM 2E (Ashley Krcincr); TEAM 3E (Connor Anderson); TEAM 4E (Jack Martin); TEAM 5E (David DePascal); TEAM 6E (Jordan Harrington); TEAM 7E (Jessica Gcrmano); TEAM 8E (Tyler McFall). TEAM IF (Michael Derma); TEAM 2F (Luke Mclvor); TEAM 3F (Vanessa Lester); TEAM 4F (Bruce Stead); TEAM 5F (Scan Neville); TEAM 6F (Mcaghan Tremblay); TEAM 7F (Sarah Brennan); TEAM 8F (Billy Ratcliffc). TEAM IG (Gabriclla Cook-Dirisio); TEAM 2G (Nathan Fcric); TEAM 3G (Ben Kemp); TEAM 4G (Kendra Lange); TEAM 5G (Jordan Stamina); TEAM 6G (Jessica Kim); TEAM 7G (Ryan Maxwell); TEAM 8G (Cristin Shanahan). TEAM 1H (Daniel Wise); TEAM 2H (Marissa Rail); TEAM 3H (Meghan Sellars); TEAM 4H (Taylor Williams); TEAM 5H (Katie Platt); TEAM 6H (Jack Fisher); TEAM 7H (Tanner Black): TEAM 8H (Hailey Green). TEAM II (Robert Jones); TEAM 21 (Aidcn Withers); TEAM 31 (Teddy Victri); TEAM 41 (Eric Shoemaker); TEAM 51 (Juslin Alexander); TEAM 61 (Daniel Knuckcy); TEAM 71 (Conor Stoddan); TEAM 81 (Macvc Garvey). (May 13) GIRLS UNDER 13-B MARY KELLY 0; RMI 0. GAIL MOREAU 2 (Alison Moreau, Trina Vella); O'CONNOR MACLEOD I (Kristen Blacklcn). MASTERSON 0; DI GIULIO 0. (May 12) GIRLS UNDER 13-A PEPSI 0; SUTTON GROUP 0. TPX 5 (Jessica P , Jessica Vines. Allison Battaglia); PROCOR 3 (Danielle Ward. Katrina Bollctla). BDO DUNWOODY 3 (Robyn W.. Ashley Booth 2); KEY MOTOR 0. CLINITRIALS 4 (Vicky A., C. Faffs. Deane Hink. Sara Haz); RADIUS 3 (Madison ErhaAK Sonya T.). L a s t n ig h t 's p re lim in a ry r o u n d ... Match 1, Mario Garcia and Neville Da Silva (Ontario Racquet Club) vs Norbert Heinze and Walter Mueller (Whiteoaks). Match 2, AJ Coote and Martin Piszell (Oakville Club) vs Brian Pearsell and Bob Fairburn (Burlington) Match 3, David Hardy and Richard Rebiere (Oakville Club) vs Greg DeCastro and Terry Powell (Whiteoaks). Match 4, Peter Norris and Peter Taylor (Burlington) vs Rob Granby and A. Chetan (Ontario Racquet Club). T h u rsd a y 's q u a rte r f in a ls ... Ian Layden and Dan Olech (Burlington) vs winner of Match 1, 6 p.m. Dave Pawlak and Riuchard Swerhan (Whiteoaks) vs winner of Match 2, 8 p.m. Martin Shanahan and Rick McDonald (Ontario Racquet Club) vs winner Match 3, 8 p.m. Graeme Hibberd and Tom Larsen (Oakville Club) vs winner of Match 4, 8 p.m. S em ifin a ls a n d fin a ls On Saturday, semifinals are at 10:30 a.m. and the finals at 3 p.m. WOMEN'S L a s t n ig h t 's p re lim in a ry r o u n d ... Match 1, May Boedecker and Madeline Balke (Whiteoaks2) vs Hisae Nishiuchi and Mary Stratis (Oakville Racquet Club) Match 2. Patsy DeCAstro and Suzanne Laferriere (Sheridan) vs Cathy Kay and Toshie Toriumi. Match 3, Sharon Karvik and Marilyn Langan (Whiteoaks 1) vs Alice Cypin and Deb Swire Match 4, Dia Moir and Renatta Abmeier (Sheridan) vs Jane Abel and Nita Farmer (Wallace Park). Match 5. Trina Cornellisen and Ann Quimby (Oakville Club) vs Julia Webster and Renata Heinz (Wallace Park). T o n ig h t's (W ed n esd ay ) ro u n d o f 1 6 . . . Jennifer Porteous and Liz Durdan (Whiteoaks 1) vs Ellen McLean and Lorraine Hiscock (Sheridan), 6 p.m. Pin Chang and Joan Galley (Wallace Park) vs winner of Match 1, 6 p.m. Gillian Cockcroft and Jean Kouba (Oakville Club) vs winner of Match 2, 6 p.m. Barb Pickell and Phyllis Egbert (Whiteoaks2) vs Linda Dwyer and Val Kay (Burlington), 6 p.m. Barb Van Wely and Monica Reilly (Oakville Club) vs winner of Match 3, 6 p.m. Carolyn Lunski and Sue Phillips (Whiteoaks2) vs winner of Match 4, 8 p.m. Jose Bruno and Gabi Ralph (Whiteoaks 1) vs winner of Match 5, 8 p.m. Jeannie Cox and Lynda McNicholl (Ontario Racquet Club) vs Vilma Pazaaratz and Jeanette Forrest (Burlington), 8 p.m. T h u rs d a y 's q u a rte rfin a ls Thursday's quarterfinals ... all at 6 p.m. S em ifin a ls a n d fin a ls On Saturday, semifinals are at 8:30 a.m. and the finals at 1 p.m. Friendship tourney results (C on tin ued from page D1) Denmark in the U-17 division. The following summary lists the complete playoff results as well as . a synopses of how the Oakville teams fared as well as the two over­ seas teams (Dungoyne Boys and Gladsaxe-Hero). U - l l Championship game: NSSC Hurricanes 3, OAKVILLE ACORNS 2 Semifinals: OAKVILLE ACORNS 4, Merriton Metros 0; NSSC Hurricanes 4, OAKVILLE BLIZZARD 0. Oakville teams in the preliminary round. OAKVILLE ACORNS defeated Wexford Wave 2-0, Welland Wizards 5-2, Hamilton Sparta 4-0. They tied NSSC Hurricanes 2-2. OAKVILLE BLIZZARD defeated Merriton Metros 2-0, Chinguacousy 2-1, Saltfleet 3-2 and Jean Talon Rosemont 6-2. U -1 3 Championship game: Kitchener Spirit 4, Brampton 2 Semifinals: Kitchener Spirit 4, Bolton 3; Brampton 2, Wexford 1. Oakville teams in the preliminary round: OAKVILLE COMETS dropped all three games, 5-3 to Wexford, 3-1 to Saltfleet and 5-1 to the Dungoyne Boys. DUNGOYNE BOYS (Belfast, Northern Ireland) defeated Oakville Comets 5-1, tied Saltfleet 2-2 and lost 2-1 to Wexford. U -1 5 Championship game: Dixie Lightning 6, OAKVILLE LIGHTNING 0 Semifinals: Dixie Lightning 2, NSSC Scorpions 0; OAKVILLE LIGHTNING I, Lac St. Louis Lakers 0 Oakville teams in the preliminary round: OAKVILLE LIGHTNING defeated NSSC Scorpions 1-0, Candelewood United 4- 0 and Markham Lightning 6-3. They lost 1-0 to Brampton Bulls. • OAKVILLE JETS defeated Brampton Bulls 2-0, tied Erin Mills Eagles 1-1 and lost a pair, 5-0 to Dixie Lightning and 2-1 to Lac St. Louis Lakers. U -1 7 Championship game: Dixie 82 2, Lac St. Louis Lakers 1. Semifinals: Dixie 82 5, F.C. Select 0; Lac St. Louis Lakers 4, Kitchener Spirit 0. Oakville teams in the preliminary round: OAKVILLE UNITED defeated Olympic Flame 6-2 and lost a pair, 3-0 to Lac St. Louis Lakers and 1-0 to Kleinburg. GLADSAXE-HERO (Copenhagen) defeated Erin Mills 4-1, tied Brampton Braves 2-2 and lost 6-2 to Dixie 82. National championship a t Appleby (C on tin ued from p ag e D1) enthusiasts in a first-class fashion." Picone notes that he's had a fantastic response from OFHC mem­ bers to take care of the details: everything from youngsters to chase the out-of-bounds balls to chefs to run the barbecue to a decorating team to prepare for the social. Last year's Under-18 event saw British Columbia upset the defend­ ing Ontario champions in a tie-breaking shoot-out after 85 minutes of play. The tournament starts bright and early Friday morning with Ontario taking on Nova Scotia at 8:15 a.m. The tournament runs all day Friday and Saturday. The final game is Sunday at 2:30 p.m. For a complete schedule, you can visit the Oakville Field Hockey Club's website www.cgocable.net/~ofhc. t Athletes of the year (C o n tin u e d fro m pa g e D 2 j MARK ZAMOJC, M.M. Robinson, age 17, Grade 12, height 6' I", weight 135, class average 88. Sports played: volleyball, basketball, baseball. Highlight: Halton baseball champs. Next year: back to M.M.R. Academic goals: hopes to push average to 90 Athletic goals: the Halton volleyball, basketball and baseball champi­ onships and win the Prentice Cup at the SkyDome. SHERYL COX, M.M. Robinson, age 17, Grade 11, height 6'2", class average 90% Sports played: waterpolo, swim team, basketball, badminton Highlights: Halton basketball championships, 1998 waterpolo cham­ pionship. Next year: M.M. Robinson Academic goals: go to university to possibly study kinesiology Athletic goals: to continue playing waterpolo throughout high school and university ... to achieve one of the top three swimming placements to OFSAA KELLY HOLMES, Acton High School, age 18, OAC, height 5 'T \ class average 88 Sports played: basketball, volleyball, badminton, tennis, softball. Highlights: outstanding female athlete, 99, 98 and 97; tennis MVP 99, 98; basketball, 97, 96, 95, 94; student coaching award, 99, 98. Next year: Wilfrid Laurier for recreation and kinesiology. Academic goals: marketing manager for a ClubLink golf course. Athletic goals: varsity volleyball and tennis. FRASER HEWITT, Acton High School, age 18, OAC, height 6'3", weight 175, class average 84% Sports played: volleyball, badminton and tennis. Highlights: volleyball team tied for 3rd place in league; 7th place at OFSAA A in badminton; and Halton tennis semifinalist men's doubles. Next year: Waterloo kinesiology Academic goals: physical therapy Athletic goals: to make the Waterloo varsity program. CRAIG O'NEIL, Milton District, age 18, OAC, height 6 '6", weight 190, class average 81-82 Sports played: volleyball, basketball, rugby, cross country and track and field. Highlights: OFSAA qualifier for cross country; Halton champion for 400 and 800 metre; Halton all-star for basketball; MVP for volleyball and basketball team. Next year: Laurentian Athletic goals: plans to play varsity basketball. CRYSTAL JOHNSTON, Milton District, age 18, OAC, height 5'6", class average 78%. Sports played: track and field, badminton, volleyball, basketball and soccer. Highlights: captain and MVP of volleyball team and led team to strong finish. Captain and MVP of soccer team and led team the furthest in school history. Was second in goals and first in assists for team. Second leading scoring on basketball team and voted best defensive layer. Next year: Illinois State University. Academic goals: attain a degree in dentistry. Athletic goals: to play for Canada's U-20 national team in the summer of 99 in Winnipeg (Pan American Games). To play for Canada in the next Olympics in Australia. To play her best for Illinois State soccer team. MATT AFINEC, Pearson, age 19, OAC, height 6'1", weight 170, class average 84% Sports played: basketball and volleyball Highlights: 1999 Halton basketball finals ... 1999 Halton Classic all- star basketball game Next year: McGill University Academic goals: law school Athletic goals: university basketball. SETH BROUWERS, Pearson, 18, Grade 12, height 6 '1", class aver­ age 90% Sports played: ski racing, basketball, volleyball, soccer and track and field. Highlights: 1999 senior basketball finals Next year: Pearson Academic goals: university degree Athletic goals: university varsity sports, possibly scholarship. LINDSAY KONJOR, 17, Pearson, Grade 12, height 5'7", class aver­ age 85% Sports played: basketball (school and club), volleyball, soccer and track and field. Highlights: OFSAA qualifier in 4x100m in Grades 9-11. Next year: Pearson Academic goals: to achieve honours throughout high school Athletic goals: to play varsity sports in university. BORIS MARIC, 19, Lord Elgin, OAC, height 6'4", weight 165, 77%. Sports played: volleyball, basketball and soccer. Highlights: basketball, 12 ppg, 8rpg ... soccer, made it to Halton semi­ finals and lost the 'AA' OFSAA qualifying game, 3-2 in overtime. Next year: university of Windsor Academic goals: graduate from mechanical engineering and pursue a career in the automotive industry. Athletic goals: play volleyball at the university level INDRA KALINOVICH, Lord Elgin, age 18, OAC, height 5'8", class average 85% Sports played: soccer, field hockey, volleyball and badminton Highlights: MVP senior volleyball ... leadership, volleyball, soccer ... bronze letter award Next year: Queen's University Academic goals: to pursue a degree in science and then go to med school. Athletic goals: to keep sports and integral part of lifestyle. KRISTA ARISS, Nelson, age 19, OAC, height 5'8", class average 85% Sports played: soccer, basketball and volleyball. Highlights: senior athlete of the year ... basketball, Halton champs in '99 and 4th at OFSAA ... soccer, Halton champs and four-time OFSAA champions. Next year: Princeton Academic goals: become a teacher Athletic goals: maybe someday playing on the national team (soccer or basketball). ROB LOVE, Nelson, age 19, OAC, height 6'2", weight 185, class average 83% Sports played: volleyball, basketball. Highlights: MVP for volleyball team which won Halton champi­ onships and went to OFSAA. Next year: university of Western Ontario Academic goals: study biological studies Athletic goals: play university volleyball HEATHER LOREE, Burlington Central, age 18, OAC, height 5' 10", class average 88% Sports played: basketball, volleyball, swimming and track and field Highlights: competing at junior national track in B.C. this summer ... voted on Halton all-star basketball team in '98; AA OFSAA basketball... OFSAA track, grades 9-OAC, silver and bronze medals ... AA G-HAC volleyball finalist... 9th junior nationals in triple jump in '98 Next year: university bio-medical science. Academic goals: veterinary medicine. Athletic goals: CIAU finals, compete at senior nationals this summer. ADAM PEAKER, Burlington Central, age 18, Grade 12, height 6'2", weight 190, class average 82%. Sports played: volleyball, basketball, soccer, hockey, track, lacrosse. Highlights: AA OFSAA basketball; OFSAA track; member of 98 provincial basketball team Next year: Burlington Central. Academic goals: Ontario scholar ... business program at Western, Queen's or Laurier. Athletic goals: play university basketball. CAROLYN BOWLER, Aldershot, age 18, OAC, ht 5'9", class aver­ age 85%. Sports played: basketball (94, 95,98), ice hockey (98,99), soccer (95, 96, 98, 99), field hockey (96, 97) and softball (97). Highlights: soccer, AA/A OFSAA champs in 95 ... women's ice hock­ ey all-star team, 98; women's ice hockey MVP, 98, 99 ... soccer AA/A OFSAA participant 98 and 99 (finished top eight) ... junior athlete of the year, 97 ... Valedictorian Next year: Laurentian University, human kinetics Academic goals: hope to be accepted into the Outdoor Adventure Leadership program, first semester Athletic goals: soccer, intramural hockey CHRIS ELEY, Aldershot, age 17, Grade 12, height 6'3", weight 170, class average 82 Sports played: volleyball, basketball and baseball Highlights: volleyball team won AA G-HAC and went to OFSAA ... averaged 12 ppg in basketball ... Burlington rep juvenile baseball team ... former two-time junior athlete of the year. Next year: Aldershot, finish OAC's Academic goals: maintain high OAC average ... graduate university ... possibly attend American university for athletics Athletic goals: repeat athlete of the year next year, play university baseball. * http://www.cgocable.net/~ofhc Oakville Soccer Club house league report