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34 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday May 21, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com Buzz rally avoids loss to cellar-dwelling Tomahawks The long weekend was almost a really long one for the Oakville Buzz. After spotting the lowly Mississauga Tomahawks an early 3-0 advantage, the Buzz rallied for an 8-6 victory in Ontario Lacrosse Association junior B action Friday at Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. The victory improved Oakville's record to 6-1, while the Tomahawks are a South East Division-worst 1-10. Brad Gillies had six points and Josh Ruys scored three times to pace the Buzz. Spencer Gallant contributed four assists and Alex Kruse added three helpers. Dylan Gilbert (two), Gillies (two) and Eric Crepinsek rounded out the Oakville scoring. Cam Watts recorded the victory in goal. Having beaten Mississauga in its last two games, Oakville faces much stiffer competition in upcoming action. The Buzz visited the 6-1 Newmarket Saints last night (Tuesday), and will host the division-leading Halton Hills Bulldogs SPORTSBRIEFS (7-1) Friday at Glen Abbey (an 8 p.m. start). Oakville will also be home to the 7-2 Mimico Mountaineers Sunday for a 2 p.m. contest. WolfPack athletes stellar at nationals Four teams, two individuals and a partner tandem from the Cheerforce WolfPack won their divisions at the recent Cheer Alliance national cheerleading championships. Placing first in team competition were the junior level 2, junior level 4, senior level 2 and international open squads. Individual winners included Allie Lind (junior) and Rebecca Scatfeld (senior), while Jon O'Brien and Kristen LeClerc teamed to win the senior coed partner stunt AS event. The junior partner stunt team of Alyson Rutherford, Michelle Katamay, Andreanne Meloche, Sarah Bovington and Aly Devito placed second, as did the WolfPack's youth level 3 and senior LG coed level 4 squad. Third-place efforts were provided by Jessica Jewell (junior) and the senior partner stunt team of Hannah Hyland, Michelle Kay, Brittany Muir and Rebecca Scatfeld. Jamie Stewart was fourth in individual senior, while the senior all-girl level 4 team also placed fourth. The mini team was fifth and the youth level 1 team was seventh. Cysneiros recognized University of Montana freshman David Cysneiros received an honourable mention for all-conference honours in this season's All-Big Sky Conference tennis competition. Cysneiros, a first-year player from Oakville, recorded a 15-10 mark in singles play and was 10-10 in doubles. His conference record in both singles and doubles was 5-2. The Montana men's tennis team went 8-9 overall (3-5 in conference play) this season, ending the year with a semifinal loss to Sacramento State at the Big Sky Conference Tennis Championships. Burlington Minor Football Association www.burlingtonminorfootball.ca THE BEST FOOTBALL IN HALTON Looking to play House League Tackle Football this Fall? Limited Spots available in Mite, Tyke, Atom and Peewee (Ages 6-14) No Experience Necessary! Don't Delay (Avoid Disappointment)! Register Now! Friday, May 23 ­ 7-9pm Saturday, May 24 ­ 10am-1pm Wednesday, May 28 ­ 7-9pm BMFA/Braves clubhouse (in behind the football stadium at Nelson High School, 4181 New St.). If you are new to BMFA, please bring proof of age. Cheques, Cash or Credit Cards Accepted All Equipment is supplied except for Football Cleats E-Mail: registrar@burlingtonminorfootball.ca for more information BOYS & GIRLS AGES 7­14 SPORT CAMP HOCKEY · DRYLAND GOLF · BASKETBALL · 2 hours of hockey skills development · 1 hour of speed and condition training · 1 hour of basketball · 2 hours of golfing at Vic Hadfield Golf Centre WEEK 1: July 7­11 WEEK 2: July 14­18 W EK 3: WEEK 3 July 21­25 WEEK 4 July 28­August 1 EK EK 4: Brandt won three events at Everett meet Incorrect information was provided in Saturday's edition of The Oakville Beaver about a three-event winner at the recent Halton District School Board elementary track-and-field Everett meet. Falgarwood student Brody Brandt was victorious in the junior boys' 100metre, 400m and triple jump events. The Beaver regrets the errors and any inconvenience they may have caused. FE includes GST inc $ 399 www.burlingtonbravesfootball.com 905-593-2987 4190 Sladeview Cres., Unit 4 Mississauga (Near 403 and Winston Churchill) www.enduresports.com BMFA BURLINGTON BRAVES ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT WEDNESDAY May 28, 2008 TYANDAYGA GOLF CLUB 1265 TYANDAGA PARK DRIVE BURLINGTON Contact Larry Irish 905-335-1952