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43| The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,N ovem ber 30,2017 theifp.ca KINDERGYMATHHGC! The"24-Hour Movement Guidelines for the Early Years" suggests three and four-year-olds should get at least one hour of "energetic play" a day. Register on-line.Winter session begins Jan. 6 haltonhillsgymnastics.com The grind of four games in five days seemed to take its toll on the Georgetown Raiders on Sunday after- noon (Nov. 26) in their 5-2 loss to the host St. Mi- chael's Buzzers in Ontario Junior Hockey League play. Taking a 2-1 lead into the first intermission on goals by Andrew Cords- sen-David and Jason Smith, that was all the Raiders could generate as they were outshot 31-27 by the Buzzers. At home on Saturday night (Nov. 25), the Raiders were just 29 seconds away from being shut out for the second straight game on Alcott Arena ice before fifth-year forward Andrew Court tied the score at one with the North York Rang- ers and sent the contest in- to overtime. Leading-scorer Smith finished off a brilliant solo effort to give Georgetown its second win in as many nights. Smith struck for a natu- ral hat trick on Friday (Nov. 24) against last-place Milton in a 10-0 decimation of the IceHawks, with Court (2), Jacob Payette (2), Derek McVey, Steve Mariani and Austin Cho also finding the net. Coming up this week- end, the 20-6-1Raiders visit the Markham Royals on Friday, followed by a home date with the Oakville Blades on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and a trip to Buffalo on Sunday afternoon to take on the Jr. Sabres. HOCKEY Two out of three wins for Georgetown Raiders NOVICE HURRICANES VICTORIOUS IN VAUGHAN The Halton novice AAA Hurricanes took the top spot at the Marshall Drewnowsky Memorial Minor Hockey Tournament in Vaughan this past weekend (Nov. 18-19). After advancing through the preliminary round in the top spot, the Hurricanes defeated the Port Credit Storm in the semifinals 6-3 and then went on to capture the championship, beating the Duffield Devils 6-1. Vincent Ward was named player of the game. Novice AAA Hurricanes photo Teams from Halton Hills won three of the four divisions at the 2017 Hal- ton-Peel Masters Bonspiel held last week at the Acton Curling Club, with a four- some from Oakville taking top spot in the A event draw. Thirty-two teams from around south-central On- tario took part. The Oak- ville team consisting of skip John Manderson, vice Matt Lawton, second Doug Poile and lead Tim McChesney earned the A title. In the B draw, the Acton team of skip Wayne Ait- ken, vice Ron Sheehan, second Tim Coles and lead George Henderson placed first. Skip Paul Sanderson's Georgetown side picked up the C title along with team- mates Scott Cooper (vice), Rod Presswood (second) and lead Bob Boyle. The D event winner from Acton consisted of skip Doug Pratt, vice John Kukkonen, second Paul Wareing and lead Randy Carlton. SPORTS One of the host teams emerged victorious in the David Andrew event at the Halton Peel Masters Bonspiel held recently at the Acton Curling Club. Team members (from left) are: Skip Wayne Aitken, vice Ron Sheehan, second Tim Coles, lead George Henderson. Acton Curling Club photo Acton team sweeps to B title at Halton-Peel Masters Bonspiel