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Jon Kuiperij Sports Editor sports@oakvillebeaver.com Sports T I T A N S I N and Emily Baxter had six RBIs. Oakville won its first three games at the tournament and four of its first six. Whalley finished the competition with a 7-0 record and will represent Canada at the intermediate Little League World Series July 29-Aug. 4 in Livermore, Calif. Juniors The junior Whitecaps (12-14 age group) went 3-4 at their national championships in Lethbridge, Alta. Oakville concluded the tournament Saturday with a 10-1 victory over Glace Bay (N.S.). Brian Bowman and Justin Soares both had two hits, two runs scored and two RBIs. Bowman also earned the pitching victory. The Whitecaps were eliminated from title contention the previous day with a 13-8 loss to eventual champion Regina. Justin Hui scored three runs, Bowman went 3-for-4 and Cameron Dyck had two hits, a run scored and two RBIs in a losing cause. Oakville went 3-4 at nationals. Brandon Wasslen led the team with a .538 batting average, Dyck had nine RBIs and Bernn Tabuyog scored 11 runs. 11 | Wednesday, July 30, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com "Connected to your Community" 2 - 0 S E R I E S H O L E Oakville Titans' Connor Latimer (in white) carries the ball toward the Ennismore James Gang net during Sunday's Ontario Lacrosse Association senior B playoff game at Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. Ennismore defeated the Titans 10-6 to take a 2-0 lead in the best-offive league semifinal series. For more on the series, log onto bit.ly/UzEzah | photo by Franki Ikeman -- Special to the Beaver Intermediate Whitecaps claim silver at Little League nationals The Oakville Whitecaps came within one victory of qualifying for the intermediate (11-13 age group) Little League World Series, falling 8-2 to Whalley (B.C.) in the Canadian final Friday in Calgary. Nicholas Jaeggin drove in both runs for Oakville, drilling a tworun home run in the bottom of the seventh. Steven Hospital had the Whitecaps' other two hits and scored on Jaeggin's round-tripper. Hospital took the pitching loss despite holding Whalley to three earned runs in 5 1/3 innings, striking out eight. The Whitecaps earned a trip to the national final with a 9-7 victory over Brooks (Alta.) in Thursday's semifinals. Jibran Qureshi went 3-for-3, drove in three and scored a run, and winning pitcher Jaeggin also hit a home run, scored three runs and had three RBIs. Jaeggin finished the tournament with three runs and 11 RBIs, a .533 batting average and a team-high seven runs scored. Qureshi batted .500 and scored three runs, Nicholas Maitland had hits in all three of his at-bats, Jack Swanson and Nathan Shute each scored six runs, Another one-goal loss ends Rock's MSL playoff hopes The Oakville Rock's late-season push for a Major Series Lacrosse playoff spot ended Monday with an 8-7 loss to the Six Nations Chiefs at Oakville's Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Six Nations moved six points clear of the Rock for the fourth and final post-season berth in the senior A loop. Oakville (6-11) has just one game remaining on its schedule, a visit tonight (Wednesday) to the Brooklin Redmen. Oakville lost seven of its first nine games this season, then won four of five to re-enter the playoff picture. Close games, however, were the Rock's undoing. Monday's loss was the Rock's sixth one-goal defeat of the campaign, two of those losses coming in overtime. Oakville held a 5-2 lead at the 12-minute mark of the second period, and a 7-6 advantage early in the third. But Six Nations tied the game three minutes into the final period and scored the winner with 6:50 remaining in regulation. Dave Lomas paced the Rock with two goals and an assist. Rob Hellyer (goal, two assists) also had a three-point outing. 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