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Matheson, a White Oaks graduate, has 105 caps with the Canadian squad. Lang, a St. Thomas Aquinas alum- nus, has 92 caps to her credit. The 2011 FIFA Womens World Cup will take place from June 26 to July 17 in Germany. The Oakville intermediate AA Hornets posted two losses and a tie last weekend in Provincial Womens Hockey League play. Oakville fell 2-0 to the Etobicoke Dolphins Friday and 3-1 to the London Devilettes Saturday, with both games played at Joshuas Creek Arenas. The Hornets then earned a 1-1 draw against the Dolphins Sunday in Etobicoke. Evelyn McLean scored in the loss to London, while Lindsay Grigg had the Hornets goal in the tie against Etobicoke. Oakville (1-8-2-2) isnt sched- uled to play another league game until Friday, Nov. 19, when it hosts the Aurora Panthers at Joshuas Creek Arenas. Canadian women qualify for World Cup Intermediate Hornets drop two, tie one Blades earn pair of 2-1 wins Four goals in two games was enough to earn the Oakville Blades a pair of victories last weekend. Oakville beat the Hamilton Red Wings 2-1 Friday at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, then defeated the Mississauga Chargers by the same margin the following night in Mississauga. Mark McGowan and Tyler Karius scored first-period goals for Oakville against the Red Wings. Saturday, Brandon Denhams marker with 9:23 to go in regula- tion broke a 1-1 tie and stood up as the winner. Kyle Blaney had the Blades other goal. Blades netminder Dan Savelli stopped 51 of 53 shots he faced over the weekend to earn the win in both games. Oakville (11-8-1) will play three games over the next week, begin- ning with a 7:30 p.m. home game against the Collingwood Blackhawks Friday. The Blades visit Burlington the following night, then travel to Hamilton Monday for a date with the Red Wings. Minor peewee A Rangers win gold in Woodstock The Oakville minor peewee A Rangers recently won their second tournament of the hockey season, claiming the Woodstock Silver Stick title. Oakville lost its first game to Kitchener, then won its next three. Members of the team are Aidan Hosein, Vlad Miksic, Rachel Marmen, Jacob Saunders, Adam Grace, Nicolas Dupis, Justin Verdon, Liam Gravelle, Derek McVey, Jacob Proszek, Tyler Stevenson, Nicolas Hardy, Christopher Vezina, Christopher Tani, Alexei Morita, Stefan Janovjak and Michael Keating. The team is coached by Scott Stevenson, Dave Grace, Steve Saunders, Glenn Morita and John Verdon. Team managers are Diana McVey and Tracey Kitch. www.ymcaofoakville.com Volunteer, feel great! Make a difference in peoples lives.