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Six-footers popular at OHL draft continued from p.18 "I'm sure that me playing for the team had some influence. They knew our family pretty well. I guess they liked my work ethic and knew he had a pretty good work ethic too," Quentin said. Another Oakville resident, Evan Brown, was picked immediately after Kyle Maksimovich, chosen by the Guelph Storm to conclude the third round. The right wing, who turned 16 three days before the draft, is one of four 6-foot-plus players Guelph took with its first six selections. The Iroquois Ridge high school student had 10 goals, nine assists and 16 penalty minutes in 33 games with the Vaughan Kings last season. Defenceman Matthew Thom was chosen midway through the fourth round (71st overall) by the Kingston Frontenacs. The 6-foot-1, 191-pounder spent last season with the Misssissauga Senators. Domenic Commisso went in the fifth round (96th overall) to the Oshawa Generals. The 5-foot-9, 171-pound centre averaged more than a point per game (33 points, including 17 goals, in 31 games) for the Don Mills Flyers last season. Michael Boltiz, a 6-foot-1, 152-pound goaltender, was selected in the seventh round by the Owen Sound Attack. He posted a 3.77 goalsagainst average in 828 minutes played with the North York Rangers in 201314. The Belleville Bulls picked 6-foot, 185-pound left wing Colton Trumbla in the eighth round. Trumbla had 31 points (15 goals) in 41 games last season for Don Mills. Zach Ribau was the lone member of the Oakville minor midget AAA Rangers to be selected, going in the 12th round to the Sarnia Sting. The centre, who is 6-foot-1 and 176 pounds, had 13 goals and five assists in 37 games last year. Bailey Newton will join Maksimovich in Erie after being selected by the Otters in the 13th round. The 5-foot-10, 152-pound blueliner had a goal, five assists and 20 penalty minutes last season for the Halton Hurricanes. Matthew Danner rounded out the local contingent taken in the draft, selected in the 14th round by the Saginaw Spirit. The 5-foot-10, 188-pound Mississauga Senators centre had 11 goals, 17 assists and 24 penalty minutes last year in 33 games. -- Jon Kuiperij can be followed on Twitter @Beaversports Peewee DS Hornets win second tournament of season Hailey Hughes scored twice and Annie-Rose Johnson and Rose Lamberti combined on a shutout as the Oakville peewee DS1 Hornets blanked Aurora 4-0 in the final of the Leaside March Break Hockey Tournament. Kaitlyn Ivey and Rene Urwin also scored for the Hornets in the final. The Hornets went undefeated to earn their second tournament title of the season. After opening with a 2-2 draw with the Oshawa Lady Generals, the Hornets shut out the Nepean Wolves 1-0 and beat the Kitchener Lady Rangers 3-1. In the semifinal, Ainsley Morrison scored both goals in a 2-1 win over the Orangeville Tigers. Other members of the team are Mackenzie Clasper, Courtney McNutt, Sinead George, Abigail Ashley, Avery Bourbonnais, Al- 19 | Wednesday, April 9, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com The Oakville peewee DS1 Hornets shut out Aurora 4-0 to win the Leaside March Break Hockey Tournament. | photo submitted yssa Haylock, Hannah Petriv, Jules Collarile, Brianna Hayward, Hannah Schelfhaut, Becca Lamme, Grace Vanderdolen and Lauren Lebre. The team is coached by Mi- chael Schelfhaut, Rob Lamberti, Aldo Collarile, Stephen Ashley, Al Urwin and Bill Vanderdolen. The trainer is Christine George and Derek George is the manager. Olympic curler guest speaker at AWCO general meeting Thursday Olympic curler Erika Brown will be the guest speaker at the American Women's Club of Oakville's general meeting Thursday (April 10). Brown skipped the U.S. entry in Sochi as she competed in her third Olympics. She made her first Olympic team when she was 15, when curling debuted as a demonstration sport in Calgary. Originally from Wisconsin, Brown now lives in Oakville with her husband Ian Tetley, a three-time world curling champion and a member of the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame. The AWCO meeting will be held at St. Paul's United Church, 454 Rebecca St. The meeting is open to the public. The club will also hold its annual book sale at the meeting. 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