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•Th e IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, A ugust 21, 2014 29 312 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com For inventory & pricing visit us at www.georgetowntoyota.com Model ZK3DCT-AA 2014 SIENNAV6 OWN IT FOR $30,945* or$217 tax included BiWeekly for 72 months with $2,000 down @ 0.9% NEW LOCATION or inventory & pricing visit us getowntoyota.com *See dealer for details SIENNAV6 for 72 months with $2,000 down @ 0.9% 7 PASSENgEr SPORTS What's on 'Kids Cup Canada is looking for golfers'Contact S. Prestipino, 905-877-1466, steven.prestipino@expresspros.com Pictured above, from left, Halton Hills residents Ol- ivia Denny, Cameron Riel and Paige Runstedler all made trips to the podium for gold medals at the recent Canadian Baton Twirling Championships in Cambridge. Submitted photo Three local residents with the Starlight Des- tiny Performance Sports Club earned national titles at the recent Canadian Baton Twirling Championships in Cambridge, Ont. Fifteen-year-old Paige Runstedler collected a gold medal, two silver and two bronze in her individual events and was in the top 15 for her freestyle routine. Olivia Denny, a student at Holy Cross Ele- mentary School, had several top-six individual finishes, while teammate Cameron Riel placed in the top five for her all-around event. As well, the trio won a total of four gold med- als and a silver in the team competitions. For more info about baton twirling, visit the website starlightdestiny.ca Their Destiny was golden... and silver and bronzeGeorgetown's Zack Kear-ney came through in the clutch with some excellent defence and timely goals to help Team On- tario hold on for a 5-4 comeback victory over their rivals from the host B.C. team in the final of the Canadian Lacrosse Association's bantam division championship game earlier this month. The 14-year-old Kearney forced two turnovers in the fi- nal minute of the championship game as Ontario came back from a 3-1 deficit and hung on to defeat B.C. 5-4. Set to attend Christ the King this fall, the St. Brigid's gradu- ate had two goals and two assists in six games for un- defeated Team Ontario. Kear- ney was also named MVP in a 5-3 victory over B.C. during round-robin action. Sporting the #18 jersey of his favourite player, local native Cam Flint, this was Kearney's second appearance with the provincial squad. Georgetown's first-ever sanctioned Muay Thai kick- boxing event will take place this Saturday at the Alcott Arena, with no fewer than 15 bouts scheduled. Presented by Circafit Training Centre of George- town and Cambridge-based Phady's Muay Thai, Hon- our & Glory begins at 5 p.m. and features some of the top Muay Thai competitors in the province. Organizer and local resi- dent Mike Large, himself a longtime professional Muay Thai competitor, said it re- quired a lot of legwork to go through the proper chan- nels in order to receive per- mission from the sanction- ing bodies. "This has been in the works for a while and we're excited to be the first to do this in Georgetown," said Large, co-owner of Circafit. There will be one light- weight bout for the World Amateur Muay Thai As- sociation of Canada title, "and that's going to attract a lot of people," said Large. "The arena has a capacity of 1,200 and we're looking at getting 600 to 700 in atten- dance." The guys fighting for the W.A.M.T.A.C lightweight title are Gary Petrie from New Energy Muay Thai and Hashmat Nazari from War- rior Muay Thai. Large's 19-year-old son Austin is also on the card, appearing in his seventh ca- reer match. Tickets are $25 in ad- vance or $35 at the door. They can be purchased pri- or to the event at Circafit, 60 Armstrong Ave. in George- town. Call 416-455-5320 for more info. The Fight Network will also be on hand to broad- cast the proceedings. First-ever Muay Thai kickboxing event Sat. Kearney is clutch player at Nationals Georgetown Toyota Blue Jays player Nate Benoit slides into an out as second baseman, Noah Currah of the Trendz Hair Salon Indians makes a great catch at the Georgetown Baseball Day of Champs at the Georgetown Fair- grounds on Saturday. The Indians won the game 15-14 in extra in- nings, and then went on to win the Rookieballl championship game against the Brewers. Below: Caleb Challenger of the Blue Jays gives his all in swinging for the fences. Photos by Jon Borgstrom Good catch! ZACK KEARNEY