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31 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,July 11,2019 insidehalton.comR0 01 50 55 85 9 Come Travel with Us! 8-1450 Headon Rd, Burlington Book your tour at www.frontlinetours.ca T.I.C.O. 500211561-855-943-4242 tour highlights: August 28 - September 6 $2999 pp/twin cAnAdiAn mAritime tour 10 Days, 9 Nights • 18 Meals Included: 7 Dinners (including Traditional Maritime Lobster Dinner), 1 Boxed Lunch, 9 Breakfasts • Professional Atlantic Canada Tour Guide • Hopewell Rocks on the Bay of Fundy • Halifax City Tour • Peggy's Cove • Lunenburg - UNESCO World Heritage Site & Mahone Bay • Celtic Music Interpretation Centre • Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site • Cape Bretton Highlands National Park • Ferry to Prince Edward Island • Green Gables Heritage Place • Prince Edward Island national Park • Confederation Bridge • Kings Landing Historical Settlement • Hartland Covered Bridge Picture Stop • Quebec City Tour tour highlights: September 12 - 18 $1699 pp/twin tenneSSee tour! nAShville, GAtlinburG & PiGeon ForGe Featuring Gaylord opryland resort, Grand ole opry, nightly Shows &Featuring Gaylord opryland resort, Grand ole opry, nightly Shows &F Smoky mountain and moonshine tour! 7 Days - 6 Nights • 6 Nights Accommodation • 2 Nights at each of the following hotels: Belterra Resort & Casino, Opryland Resert and Black Bear Inn & Suites • 12 Meals included - 6 breakfasts and 6 dinners • Dinner and show on the General Jackson Showboat • Nashville City Tour with Local Step-On Guide • Reserved Tickets for the Grand Ole Opry Live Show - Dinner before at local Nashville Restaurant • New Island Entertainment & Shopping Complex, Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show, The new Dolly Parton Dinner Show • Smokey Mountain / Gatlinburg Tour with Local Step-On Guide • Moonshine Distillery Tour at Ole Smoky Moonshine Distillery • Smokey Mountain National Park & Visit to Bush's Beans new tour new tour new LoCAtIon Dasan Brown had lots of opportunities to play in the Rogers Centre, playing in three T12 tournaments in his minor baseball days. Now he hopes to have many more in the future af- ter signing with the Toron- to Blue Jays. The Jays, who drafted the Abbey Park student in the third round of this year's draft, signed the 17- year-old Tuesday. Brown had previously committed to Texas A&M University, but will instead join the Jays' minor league system. Brown, who plays for the Ontario Blue Jays and was a member of Canada's national junior team, was the first Canadian selected in this year's draft, going 88th overall. The outfielder was considered among the fastest players available in the draft. SHARKS SIGN GALLANT The San Jose Sharks have signed Oakville's Zach Gallant. "Zachary is an up and coming centre who can use his size to create space in the offensive zone," said San Jose general manager Doug Wilson. "He will be rejoining the Peterbor- ough Petes to captain one of the top teams in the OHL. We are excited to watch him develop his skills as a power forward under head coach Rob Wil- son as he continues to be a leader for his club next sea- son." Gallant was originally drafted in the third round by the Detroit Red Wings in the 2017 NHL draft. The 20-year-old has 107 points in 195 games over four Ontario Hockey League seasons. He was limited to just 30 games with the Petes last season, scoring 13 goals and 25 points. He joined the ECHL's Toledo Walleye at the end of the season and had six goals and 12 points in 24 playoff games as he helped the team reach the Kelly Cup final, where the Wall- eye lost to the Newfound- land Growlers. GOLOUBEF STAYING IN OTTAWA Oakville's Cody Golou- bef signed a one-year, two- way contract extension with the Ottawa Senators. The 29-year-old defence- man played in five games with Ottawa last season af- ter being acquired from the Boston Bruins in January. He played the rest of the season in the American Hockey League where he had six goals and 24 points in 46 games, split between Providence and Belleville. Goloubef has played 134 career NHL games with Columbus, who selected him 37th overall in the 2008 draft, Colorado and Otta- wa. He has spent time in the NHL in seven of the past eight seasons, the lone ex- ception being the 2017/18 season when he signed a minor-league contract in order to remain eligible for the Olympics, where he won a bronze medal with Canada. Goloubef also won gold at the World Junior Cham- pionships in 2009. CHILD TO REPRESENT CANADA Oakville's Annabel Child has been named to the team that will defend Canada's gold medal at the Women's Lacrosse Un- der-19 World Champion- ship in Peterborough. The Oakville Lady Hawks' midfielder was one of 18 players chosen for the Canadian team that will at- tempt to defend Canada's victory in 2015. The 16-year- old Hill Academy student has committed to Harvard. The tournament will take place from Aug. 1-10. PENNYFATHER TO PADDLE AT WORLD JUNIORS Oakville's Kate Penny- father will represent Cana- da at the Junior Canoe Sprint World Champion- ships Aug. 1-8 in Pitesti, Ro- mania. Pennyfather will also be a part of the Canadian team for the Olympic Hopes International Regat- ta in Brataslava, Slovakia, Sept. 13-15. She won three medals, two silver and a bronze, at last year's Olym- pic Hopes regatta in Po- land. Pennyfather also won three medals at the 2017 Pan American Champion- ships. BRAY-LOUGHEED HEADED TO PAN AM GAMES Oakville's Alanna Bray- Lougheed was named to the Canadian canoe-kayak team for the Pan Am Games in Lima, Peru. She will be one of the four women kayakers on the team. The Burloak Canoe Club member has re- presented Canada at the last two world champion- ships, earning a sixth-place finish in the K-2 1,000-metre in 2017. Bray-Lougheed also competed for Canada at the world under-23 champion- ships in 2015 and 2016, earn- ing a pair of top-10 finishes. CERANTOLA TO PITCH FOR CANADA Oakville's Eric Ceranto- la was named to the Cana- da's Pan Am Games base- ball team. Cerantola was drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2018 MLB draft, but elected to play at Mis- sissippi State instead. The 19-year-old went 3-0 with 4.40 earned-run aver- age in his freshman sea- son, striking out 20 batters over 14 1/3 innings. Selected by Owen Sound in the 2016 OHL draft, Ce- rantola switched his focus to baseball shortly after converting to pitcher on a full-time basis and making Canada's national junior team. BROWN SIGNS WITH TORONTO BLUE JAYS Oakville's Dasan Brown was the first Canadian drafted in the 2019 MLB Draft, selected in the third round (88th overall) by the Toronto Blue Jays. The 17-year-old attends Abbey Park High School. Baseball Canada photo HERB GARBUTT hgarbutt@metroland.com COMMUNITY GALLANT, GOLOUBEF SIGN, BURLOAK PADDLERS MAKE NATIONAL TEAMS, CERANTOLA GOING TO PAN AM GAMES