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Buzz wins home opener,earns split on eastern tripBy Jon Kuiperijing the victory in net.BEAVER SPORTS EDITORMcQueen (three), Ulbikas (two), Eric Shedlosky, Spencer Gallant and Callahan For a team full of first-year players, a found the net for Oakville Saturday.weekend road trip can be an ideal way to Rook said the lengthy trip out east was bring a squad together.also a good bonding experience for his Grinding out a tight win in hostile sur-young squad.roundings doesnt hurt, either.The boys got some time on the bus and The Oakville Buzz improved to 3-1 on got to learn about each other outside of the Ontario Lacrosse Association junior B lacrosse. That always helps, he said.campaign by winning two of three games When you first start out with a lot of last weekend. Oakville cruised to a 12-5 vic-new guys, you tend to have the split until tory over the Mimico Mountaineers in its they start to learn about each other. I dont home opener Friday at Glen Abbey see any cliques, and weve got some really Recreation Centre before splitting a pair of interesting personalities on the team.games in eastern Ontario and Quebec Before the Buzz headed east, it easily Saturday and Sunday.handled the division rival Mountaineers at Buzz head coach Sam Rook was particu-home. Bianchin led the way with four larly pleased by his teams 4-3 win Sunday goals, while McQueen and Shedlosky each in Akwesasne. Less than 24 hours after contributed a pair. Colton Watkinson, Oakville was routed 17-8 in Kahnawake, the Robert Bentivegna, Braden Wallace and Buzz allowed three goals in the first 7:03 of Callahan also tallied in support of Duffy, Sundays contest before holding the Indians who has been in net for all three of the scoreless the rest of the way.Buzzs victories this season.Defensively, it was very good, Rook Oakville is back on the road tomorrow said of Sundays win. (We) werent very (Thursday) with a visit to the defending good defensively Saturday. The discussion national champion Halton Hills Bulldogs in before the game was that its great to score Georgetown. The Buzz wont play again at DAN HO / SPECIAL TO THE OAKVILLE BEAVERgoals but even better to win games. The home until May 13, when it hosts the kids found a way, internally.Mississauga TomahawksOPENING STRONG: GIanni Bianchin of the Oakville Buzz (in black) pulls away from Mimico.BMountaineers opponents Connor Campbell (left) and Michael Bamford during the Buzz's homerett Ulbikas, Gianni Bianchin, Ryan Callahan and Keyan McQueen scored Follow Beaver sports edopener Friday at Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. Bianchin scored four goals to lead Oakville to a 12-5itor Jon Sunday for the Buzz, with Ian Duffy earn-Kuwin over the Mountaineers.iperij on Twitter at @BeaverSports2011 Summer Soccer Camps Focus on soccer activitiesThree out of park adventures for full?day campersPre/Post care and bus transportation availableComplimentary T?shirt and Friday lunchAthletic therapist on siteHalf Day Camp 9 a.m. to 12 noon ?$200* per week. Available for ages U4 to U6Full Day Camp 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ?$300* per week. Available for ages U7 to U16Weekly sessions on the outdoor fields at the Pine Glen Soccer Centre. *Pre/Post care not includedSession Dates: July 4?8, July 11?15, July 18?22, July 25?29, August 8?12, August 15?19For more information or to register visit www.oakvillesoccer.caProud sponsor of the Oakville Soccer Clubwww.insideHALTON.com OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, May 4, 2011 34