The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

TEAM RESULTS TYKE GIRLS Division A: 1. Pine Grove (30); 2. West Oak (32); 5. Joshua Creek (132) Division B: 1. Sunningdale (25); 2. Forest Trail (32); 5. Posts Corners (99); 6. W.H. Morden (238) TYKE BOYS Division A: 1. Pine Grove (21); 2. West Oak (39); 5. Joshua Creek (102) Division B: 2. Sunningdale (34); 3. Forest Trail (38); 4. Posts Corners (86) ATOM GIRLS 1. Pine Grove (27); 2. Joshua Creek (47); 3. Forest Trail (72); 5. Sunningdale (96); 6. West Oak (98) ATOM BOYS 2. Pine Grove (51); 3. Posts Corners (80); 4. West Oak (90); 5. Joshua Creek (98) BANTAM GIRLS 3. Forest Trail (53); 4. Pine Grove (76); 5. Sun- ningdale (119); 6. Posts Corners (145) BANTAM BOYS 4. West Oak (69); 6. Pine Grove (94) JUNIOR GIRLS 3. Pine Grove (67) JUNIOR BOYS 2. West Oak (75); 4. W.H. Morden (100) INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 2. Pine Grove (62); 4. Joshua Creek (94) INTERMEDIATE BOYS 4. Posts Corners (83) SENIOR GIRLS 1. West Oak (54); 2. Posts Corners (61); 5. Joshua Creek (101); 6. Pine Grove (103) SENIOR BOYS 2. Sunningdale (60); 6. Pine Grove (98) INDIVIDUAL RESULTS TYKE GIRLS Division A: 2. Reagan Simpson, Pine Grove; 4. Zara Altiparmakyan, Pine Grove; 5. Keana Mar- tin, West Oak Division B: 2. Sarah Campbell, Forest Trail; 3. Jen- nifer Fairley, Sunningdale; 5. Maya Potter, Sun- ningdale; 6. Ashley Sampson, Forest Trail TYKE BOYS Division A: 1. Charlie Grant, Pine Grove; 2. Jamie Langill, West Oak; 3. Jake Logan, Pine Grove; 4. Ben Pearce, West Oak; 6. Jack Talbot, Pine Grove Division B: 1. Brendan Wimsatt, Forest Trail; 2. Mitchell White, Sunningdale ATOM GIRLS 2. Alex Hurd, Pine Grove; 3. Sydney Morrison, West Oak; 4. Sophie Scott, Forest Trail; 5. Dania Elsammak, Joshua Creek; 6. Nicole Root, Pine Grove ATOM BOYS 1. Mark Uszkay, Forest Trail; 2. Curtis Rouke, West Oak; 3. Cameron Flynn, Joshua Creek; 4. Manny Demelo, Posts Corners; 5. Alexander Tinglins, Pine Grove; 6. Christian Gosling, Pine Grove BANTAM GIRLS 1. Caleigh Macdonald, Pine Grove; 3. Avery Mur- ray, Forest Trail BANTAM BOYS 2. Jeffrey Rice, Posts Corners; 3. Robert Scott, West Oak JUNIOR BOYS 3. George Papangelakis, W.H. Morden; 5. Tyler Kennedy, West Oak INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 1. Emily Rainier, Pine Grove; 6. Lauren Dryburgh, Joshua Creek INTERMEDIATE BOYS 2. Tim Gibson, W.H. Morden SENIOR GIRLS 3. Jenna Daurizio, W.H. Morden; 4. Madelaine Harding, Posts Corners; 5. Jaclyne Kirkpatrick, West Oak; 6. Lia Wieckowski, Posts Corners SENIOR BOYS 5. Matt McCoy, Sunningdale; 6. Aiden Challis, Pine Grove ph: 1-(800)-905-0270 Adult Hockey Schools Average & Lower Level Players Men & Women Register Now for Fall/Winter Programs Oakville School - Sunday Nights Oakville League - Thursday/Sunday Burlington School - Friday Mornings + Many More Across GTA! A social, relaxed, fun, and safe recreational atmosphere 905-849-4998 www.aireone.com 1-888-827-2665 A+ Rating comwww. *See dealer for details 9 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER #1 in Home Comfort Since 1990 We service Lennox *Call for details, offers cannot be combined, On new orders only ** OAC Prime rate subject to change. ELIGIBLE FOR$3830* IN GOVERNMENT & FACTORY REBATES* UP TO System for Your Home GAS FURNACE, CENTRAL AIR, AIR PURIFIER & HUMIDIFIER Or Central Air Conditioner from $39/month** THE BIGGEST SALE EVER SAME DAY INSTALLATIONS AVAILABLE Furnace Diagnostic Service ONLY $49 $89/month** 41 Thursday , O ctober 21, 2010 O A KVILLE BEA V ER w w w .o akvillebeaver .co m In his role as an ambassador, van Koeverden made a trip to Liberia one of the more than 20 countries in which Right to Play has established programs in 2007 to experience the organizations work first-hand. There, he saw students, 65 in the lone classroom, study- ing in school with tin walls, sitting on boxes that they used to carry their books. Van Koeverden said the trips purpose was to inspire athlete ambassadors to continue to promote the organ- ization and its projects. And it certainly worked. It was an enlightening experience, he said. Just to see the optimism and hope they hold on to despite their living situation and the challenges they face. Mathews now hopes van Koeverdens presentation will inspire his students. Theyre more inquisitive and hopefully the result will be more critical thinking, Mathews said. When Adam talks about mosquitoes and malaria, maybe it gets them thinking Why does it kill peo- ple? And more importantly, Matthews said, it will inspire them to take action. It appears that has already started. As van Koeverden began a question and answer session, he called on Abby, a Grade 5 student. What can we do to help? she asked. Under seige BE-DEVILED: Oakville Trafalgar Red Devils players (in red, left to right) Rachel Fox, Emily Taft and Sydney Johnson converge on Bishop Reding goalie Sarah Kazimer during Mondays junior girls field hockey game in Milton. Johnson scored two goals and Fox added a single as the Devils won 5-0, improving to 6-0-1 on the season. Shannon OShaughnessy and Victoria Mangialardi had the other OT goals. Trip to Liberia was enlightening Continued from page 40 GRAHAM PAINE / OAKVILLE BEAVER Pine Grove wins three cross-country pennants Pine Grove School won three division pennants at the Halton District School Boards elemen- tary cross-country Division C meet last week at Burlingtons Sherwood Forest Park. Pine Grove took top honours in both the tyke girls and boys A races as well as the atom girls division. Other local schools to win pen- nants were Sunningdale and West Oak. Sunningdale finished first in tyke girls B, and West Oak was tops in senior girls. The meet featured the five sen- ior schools in Halton plus the 14 largest K-8 schools (by population size) in the board. A total of 1,846 runners crossed the finish line at the meet. Forest Trail, Joshua Creek, Posts Corners and W.H. Morden also participated at the Division C competition. Local top-six finishers in both team and individual competition are listed to the right: REDUCE REUSE recycle