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D 4 - The Oakville Beaver, W e d n e sd a y D e c e m b e r 10, 2003 Junior Ice host doubleheader against London Saturday ^ (Continued from page D1) Having played a full half of their 18 games against these two divisional powerhouses, however, the Ice will now get a chance to go back to the drawing board as they don't face either of them for another month (Jan. 9 against Brampton). "The minute you get down mentally, it's over," said Bill Metcalfe, the team 's owner. "Everyone's up and positive and looking for ward to their next game." This weekend, the Ice will be looking for revenge as they head up to Ottawa for a pair o f games against the Raiders on Saturday night (6 p.m.) and Sunday morning (1 1 a.m.). The Raiders upset them 4-3 in their last meeting. Next home games at Ice Sports Oakville are Friday, Dec. 19, 7:30 p.m. against Durham TELUS and Sunday, Dec. 21. 2:50 p.m. against Quebec Avalanche. JU N IO R ICE The Oakville Junior Ice team were blown away at home Saturday, losing both ends of a doubleheader to Bluewater, 7-0 and 4-0. But you still w on't find Bill Metcalfe, who coaches this team, phased. On the previous weekend, the Junior Ice raised eyebrows by traveling to Windsor, home of the first place team in the South Western Girls Hockey League (SW GHL) and tying one game 2-2 while only losing the other game 3-2. But while Bluewater isn't technically in first place, they were still the league's only undefeated team coming into Oakville. And coach Metcalfe says they are the team to beat not just in the SW GHL but in the province. "No one can touch them." « Barrie Erskine · O a kville B ea ver K im berley Insalaco of the Oakville Ice in action in a recent NW H L gam e against M ontreal Axion. who are tops in the eastern division. The Ice have had a tough schedule, of late. T hey're much older, he said, with six play ers in university, and with several players he's eyeing for his senior Ice squad. The Junior Ice, by contrast, have no university-aged play ers and 15 kids who are 15-and-under. Metcalfe said he liked the way his team fought back in the second game which, he said, was really a 3-0 margin until Bluewater was able to take advantage of a late double minor issued to the Junior Ice. U P C O M IN G Oakville is back in action this Saturday at Ice Sports Oakville with a doubleheader against London, kicking off at 1:15 p.m. Midgets pick up silver medal at Rochester tournament The Oakville Hornets midget A rep team settled for a silver medal at the recent Fire on Ice tournament in Rochester. New York. Oakville's nemesis at the tourna ment proved to be North American Hockey Academy. The Hornets lost their meaning less final round robin game 2-0 to this team. They were unable to find the answer in the tournament cham pi onship gam e, although Mary DiMarco did manage to break the shutout in the 3-1 loss. Oakville earned their ticket into the cham pionship with two wins and a tie in their other preliminary games, including a 6-1 win over Pittsburgh Icebergs (goals to Roxanne Johnson. Mary DiMarco, Liz Edmunds, Ryan Ferguson, Sarah Agozzino and Jess Graper: assists to Johnson 2. Rachel Vallance, Jordyn Mackonka. Danielle Bernier, Ferguson and Edmunds). 3-0 against Buffalo (the line o f Kaitlynn Ford. Danielle Bernier and Roxanne Johnson combined for all three goals, and Stephanie Latty added an assist) and a 1-1 tie with Ithica (M ary DiMarco from Jordyn M ackonka and Ryan Ferguson). H eather G arbutt and Pam Newman shared goaltending duties and were solid guarding the twine. Smart play making and strong defen sive play were turned in by Abby M cM illan. Laura Lorenz, Laura Iosue. Bianca Mirabelli. Jess Graper and Stephanie Latty. Bantams in third place, just two points back of first The Oakville Hornets bantam A rep team is enjoying a successful season, to date, with a 7 -2 -1 record, good enough for a third place tic. ju st one point out of second place and two points out o f first place. The girls have scored a league leading 33 goal$ while only allowing 16, in large part due to the excellent goaltending o f Stefanie W ilson and Jessica Toth and the blueline play o f Megan Cordeiro, Emily Brown. Natalie Oreskovich, Laura Pendlebury, Sarah Curry and Brittany Court. Here's a recap: OAKVILLE 3. Brampton 1: Brittany Court hud two goals and an assist with the other goal scored by Morgan Sim s and other assists to M issy Kennedy (2), Emily Brown. Justine Bernier anil Genevieve Panabaker. Aurora 4. OAKVILLE 2: goals were scored by Melanie Johnson and Justine Bernier with assists to Cassandra Russo. Julie Kahnert. Brittany Court and Missy Kennedy. OAKVILLE 4, North York 2: goals were scored by G enevieve Panabaker. A llyson D eBolster, Morgan Sims and Caroline Davies. Assists went to DeBolster, Sims. Emily Brown and Sarah Curry. Peterborough 4, OAKVILLE 1: Justine Bernier from Julie Kahnert and Genevieve Panabaker. O A K V ILLE 8. Scarborough 1: goals were scored by Caroline Davies (2). Cassandra Russo. Justine Bernier, Genevieve Panabaker, Natalie O reskovich, Morgan Sims and Melanie Johnson. Assists went to Davies (2). Russo (2), Brittany Court (2). Bernier. Panabaker. Sarah Curry and Missy Kennedy. OAKVILLE 2. Cobourg 0: goals to Genevieve Panabaker and Cassandra Russo; assists to Julie Kahnert and Justine Bernier. OAKVILLE 1. Barrie 1: Melanie Johnson from Laura Pendlebury. OAKVILLE 5. Whitby 2: goals to Genevieve Panabaker (2), Justine Bernier, Cassandra Russo and Caroline Davies. Assists to Davies, Emily Brown. Sarah Curry and Julie Kahnert. OAKVILLE 6, Markham Stouffville 1: goals to Morgan Sims (2), Caroline Davies (2), Brittany Court and Justine Bernier. A ssists to Allyson DeBolster (2). Missy Kennedy (2), Genevieve Panabaker (2). Julie Kahnert and Cassandra Russo. OAKVILLE 1. North York 0: Cassandra Russo from Laura Pendlebury and Caroline Davies. The team would like to thank their sponsors. Guru Sportswear, Cervol Service Group. Power E* Trade. A.C.I Accessory Concepts. Starcase, IMAX and Halton Signs. Atoms shake off mixed pre-season with 3-1-1 start A fter a m ixed preseason, the O ak ville Hornets atom BB rep team are off to a great start with three wins, one tie and one loss start in reg ular season. H ere's the recap: OAKVILLE I . M ississauga 1: goalie Delaney A llen proved solid in net. helped by the strong two-way play o f team captain Erin Burgess, and defensive players Nikkola W ichenko and Emily O'Neill. O akville's Lesley Ashby scored in the third period on a scramble in front o f the net, assisted by K im berly L esiuta and A m anda Pereira. Clarington 2, OAKVILLE 1: a fast, end to end game against the league leaders show ed the hustle o f O akville players Krista M adill and Sam antha Drexler. O akville trailed two goals until with 28 seconds left Hannah Bale hit the com er, assisted by D anielle Maton. O AK VILLE 5. Whitby 0: goalie Kristen B idulka's steady play earned her a shutout, helped by Sydney C udm ore and Nicola Earl who were strong on the blue line. Oakville goals were scored by D anielle M aton (2), K atherine Karthaus. Kimberly Lesiuta and Isabella Dinadis. A ssists by Hannah Bale (3). Danielle Maton. Katherine Karthaus. and Lesley Ashby. O AK VILLE 2. O shaw a 1: goals were scored by Kimberly Lesiuta and Lesley Ashby. Assists went to A manda Pereira and Kimberly L esiuta. O AKVILLE 2. Leaside 1: Isabella Dinadis potted the w inner late in the third period after an opener by Hannah Bale. A ssists went to Danielle M aton and K atherine K arthaus and Emily Carter. Labbett makes final swim in 200m breaststroke (Continued from page D1) Kimmi Labbett also made a final swim in the 200 breast in 2:34 placing 10th and also broke a club record in the 50 breast (33.77) and placed 16th in the 4 x 100 medley 'B ' relay with a best ever relay split of 1:11.01. Jackie Chan swam to life time best times in the 200 back in 2:20.1 and 100 back in 1:06.09 and led off both the 4 x 50 freestyle B' relay and the 4 x 100 freestyle `B' relay which ended up 16th and 8th, respectively. Justina DiFazio also contributed to team points in a number of relays. She anchored the 4 x 50 B' relay to a 12th place finish in 26.67 and the 4 x 100 free relay in a lifetime best 58.03. "All in all. the meet was a great experience for all Oak swimmers who had the opportunity to play a role in this historical moment in Canadian swimming," said coach Yaremczuk. "This competition was a great motivator in our preparation for the Olympic Trials in July. We head into our winter training block with a great deal of excitement." Oakville Aquatic Club posts good results at elite meets The O akville A quatic C lub placed fifth out o f 33 team s at an international meet in Brantford that attracted team s from O ntario, Quebec. Alberta and the U.S. Top individual perform ances from O akville cam e from M arco Monaco and Justina DiFazio who grabbed five individual medals each. M onaco swam to silver medals in the 100m and 200m breast stroke, 200m and 400m individually med ley, and the 400m freestyle in the 17 and over category. D ifazio took gold in the 100m and 200m butterfly, silver in the 50m and 100m freestyle and bronze in the 200m freestyle in the w om en's 15-16 age group. Other medal winners were Erin Assman who won gold medals in the 100 and 200 breast stroke events and bronze in the 200m IM for girls 10 and under. Kimmi Labbett swam to gold in the w om en's 15-16. 200m breast stroke and silver in the 100m breast stroke. Julia Pomeroy raced to the silver medal in the w om en's 17 and over 100m breast stroke while Sam Thrall took the bronze medal in the 13-14 boys 100m backstroke. O akville also had some notable perform ances in relay, including: · two gold medal winning teams: the 13-14 boys 4x50m freestyle team o f Luke Kikot, Daniel Scott. Robbie Kohal and Sam Thrall, and the 15-16 girls 4x50m freestyle team o f Justina Di Fazio, Anna D ouderina. Megan Provost and Rachel Chan: · one silver medal team: the girls 15-16 4x50m medley relay team of Douderina, Kimmi Labbett. Difazio and Provost; · and one bronze medal team: the 13-14 boys 4x50m medley team con sisting o f Daniel Scott, Sam Thrall. Zack Chetrat and Luke Kikot. "These strong performances by o u r senior sw im m ers are very encouraging as they build towards O lym pic T rials next year," said coach Alex W allingford. "OAK could have as many as a dozen swim mers who qualify for the tri als." LONDON MEET O akville's 67-strong contingent also turned in excellent result at an international meet in London that attracted more than 800 swimmers from 32 teams from all over Ontario and New York State. "Some events were contested by m ore than 150 sw im m ers," said coach Dave Judd. "The end result was an extremely fast m eet." Top perform ances for Oakville came from Andrew Kadwell, finalist in seven events and bronze m edal ist in the 100 and 200m freestyle events. Included amongst this great weekend o f racing was his first lime breaking a minute for the 100 free. T hom as D alm azzi took the bronze medal for the 400m freestyle. The team o f David Duhan, Jamie Loh, Andrew Kadwell. and Robbie Kohal won bronze medals in both the 200m m edley relay and 200m freestyle relay events. Notable performances were also recorded by Zack C hetrat and Kirsten Veenhuizen who qualified to swim in finals in a number of events. In addition. Oakville swim mers picked up some consolation wins: Spencer Fronk in the boys 11-12 year old 100m freestyle and 200m back stroke; Jam ie Loh in the boys 13-14 year old 200m freestyle and Alison O w er in girls 11-12 200m back stroke. Team is turning the corner in time for the playoff drive The Oakville Rangers minor bantam A rep team, sponsored by Cogeco Cable Solutions, have started to jell. Eighteen games into the season finds the team slightly below .500 in fifth place and they are picking up steam, getting ready for the playoffs. The team has 10 new players this season and it has taken some time for the boys to get to know each other and to gel used a higher level of play. But. with two tournaments and some tough losses under their belt, the team is really turning the com er and playing as a cohesive unit. Snipers for the minor bantam A Rangers are Jonathan Grennan. Sam Labenski, Brian Schmeer, Tyler Schlonies, Michael Irvine. Domenic DeBellis. Taylor Ziesmann and Josh Ceccarelli. Defending the blue line are Aaron K achkowski. Drew D ickson. Danny O pratko, Gavin Risi, Jam es Peebles and Rvan McMahon. Netminders Brandon Hassan and Jeff Burton keep the team in every game. The bench staff o f head coach Ed Ziesmann. assistants Pat McMahon and Dave Irvine and train er Curt Schlonies are very proud of the effort they have seen so far. Congratulations to all the boys for their hard work to date and good luck to them for the balance o f their season. ATOM Keenan. Samuel Poirier. Jacob Keenan. Samuel Poirier. Jacob Poirier. ATOM W HITF. W H IT E (Nov. 29) Switzer. Weech and Ionescu). STELLAR STAR WINGS I (goal A taJcm v of Music V ik in g 2 (goals by Gregory Labellc and Carl scored by Michael Jay. unassisted). Johansson, assists by Labelle and Tom EAGLES 1 (goal scored by Dylan Roth; Assists to Gregory Spence and Hughes). Nicholas Ylkos) (Dec.6) POLYAIR CA NA Prohor Lumberjack* 5 (goals by Bradley DA FLYERS 6 (goals Noonan 3. Michael scored by Bryson Perrin. Alex Dragojlov. Eckstein and Connor Lut/ko. assists by Brian Vice. Michael Eckstein. Matthew Graham. Kevin Smith. Graeme Clarke. DeSousa. Alex O'Hara; Assists to Dean La/aris. Kyle Dunn and Alex Dragojlov. Matthew W hitcombc), Roblar Enterprises Michael Haynes). Wings 2 (goals by Ryan FUTURE STARS Scott 2). SHARKS 3 (goals scored by Michael Davey 2. Adam MDP Eagles 2 (goals by Joshua Brough and Edward Pine, assists by Brunelle: Assists to Adam Brunclle 2. Michael Davey. Ben Lozier. Michael Fraser McTavish and Ross Sirisko Hutchings). Academy of Music Vikings 2 (goals by Tom Hughes and HOCKEY MOMS HOUND Brendan Tretter. assists by Andrew DOGS 1 (goal scored by Luke Nairn; Sahai and James M astrokalosi. Assists to Michael Pearce. Omer BDO Dunwoodv Hound Dogs 3 Yusef). DEMOLITION EQUIPMENT WOLFPACK 1 (goal scored by Lucas (goals by Jacob Poirier. Samuel Michie; Assists to Zayd Joosub. Evan Poirier and T.J. W hibbs. assists by Formosa) Cameron Kolulak 2. Scott Cameron. Brandon Kettle, and Aaron Switzer). BMO NESBITT BURNS W RAN GLERS 7 (goals scored by Josh Clements Radiator Wolfpack 3 (goals Richard-Munro 4. Robert Mickus 2. by Steven Pcrkovic. Brian McManus Ken Manes; Assists to Dennis and Connor Clements, assists by Jack Lindsay 2. Jason Coles and Davis McLeod 3. Robert McLaren 3. Erik Onaczyszyn). Liptok 2. Trevor Friday 2. Josh Richard-Munro, Peter Trinder). BLUE LEAF LUMBERJACKS 3 (goals to M IN O R ATOM RED (Nov. 29) Landon Smallwood 2. Brandon RHOD1A SILICA SYSTEMS 3 · Hazineh; Assists to Eric Peters. Hurrison Panabaker. Tom Harrison. Alex Routhicr. Kyle Fischer (Ig . la Michael Luskaris. Michael Podlovics) each). Riley Bell (Ig). Mitchell Garvey. Nate Bolland and Connor SYM BOL TECHNOLOGIES Freris (la e a c h ). M OO RES TIRE VIKINGS 3 (goals scored by Austin Reusch. Daniel Strzel'cc. Scott CENTRE WINGS 2 - Zachary Shaban Barrett; Assists to Nicholas Bandicru. and Doug Bonar (Ig each). John Matthew Reid. Stuurt Charlton. Adam Keatings and Matt Sheen ( la each). CARDINAL HEALTH VIKINGS Kelly. Erik Voskuil. Nathan Smofsky). ROXY'S BURGERS GATORS 1 (goal 4 - Daniel Hunter (2g). Russell Collins and Matthew' Flahive ( lg scared by M anin Musiol. unassisted) ROXY'S BURGERS PLAY each). Ryan Cookish (2a). Michael ER OF THE GAME - JEFFREY Sheridan and Connor Jensen (la each). OAKLAND FORD LINCOLN BELFORD (Dec. 6) LUMBERJACKS 2 - Anthony FUTURE STARS SHARKS 4 Piropato and Tommy Hubbs ( lg (gouls to Eric Harper. Joel Edmiston. each). Jake Nyhuus. Jimmy Shea. Michael Davey. Anthony Puhl; assists Daniel Boissiere and Dale Stevens ( la to Jamie MacSween. Harris Franklin. each). MITRON HOCKEY CENTRE Ben Lozier. Kevin Maxwell. Chad GATORS 7 - Simon Harmgardt (2g. Ross). BLUE LEAF LUMBERJACKS 1 (Harrison Panabaker from Tom la). Amanda Boudreau (Ig , 2a), Harrison. Landon Smallwood). Braydcn Haurancy (lg . la ). Harley ROXY S BURGERS GATORS 5 Fitzsimons. Gavin McLaughlin and (goals to Michael Chun 2. M anin Taylor McLean (lg each). Joshua Cicchim (2a). Christopher Sevcrin. Musiol. Michael Moors. Riley Carson Wheeler, Matthew Bureau, Rykhoff; assists to Xerxes Suchak 2.Ben Sibley. Tommy Marshall. Patrick Hickey, and Carson McBain Andrew Crotty. Michael Moors). ( la each). TACA CORP HOUND DOGS 2 - Ryan Stanton and Connor BMO NESBITT BURNS W RAN GLERS I (goal to Trevor Friday; Sow sun ( lg each). Enk Husar. assists to Adam Skiland and Jesse W illiam Thrall. Luke Spivak and James Sasso ( la each). Mauirro). HOCKEY MOMS HOUND SHOPPERS DRUG MART DOGS 2 (goals to Luke Naim. Chris W RANGLERS 3 - Minjae Cho (3g). Weiler; assists to Blake Mason. Paul Aidcn W ithers (2a), Mark Singclis and Kevin MacArthur ( la each). Andrews). STELLAR STARS WINGS I (goal to M atthew McEvoy; Assists OPUS REHAB INC WOLFPACK 2 to Brent Parker. Austin MacLellan). Alexander Kalopsis and Derek Scrgas EAGLES 3 (goals to Daniel ( lg each). Michael Morley. Brian Karlsson-Amador. Dylan Roth. Grcgatti and John Duhamcl <la each). Connor Farrell; assists to Clark Chesnick. Gregory Spence, Devon . M IN O R BANTAM W H IT E EAST (Nov. 29) Pelley). DEMOLITION EQUIPMENT BDO DUNWOOt)Y (Teal) 2 -- WOLFPACK 1 (goal to Lucas Michie; assist to Evan Formosa). Brad Bell and Owen Marsh IG each. POLYAIR CANADA FLYERS 4 Dustin Zita and James Wright 1A each. IMAX (Purple) 2 - David (goals to Dean Lazaris 2. Brian Vice. Mitchell and Nick O 'S hea IG IA Michael Graham; assists to Kevin DeSousa. Dean Lazaris. Myles each. Luke Richard 1A. Lawson. Alex Dragojlov. Bryson ACURA SHERWAY (W hite) 0 -- PEN WELL (Gold) 2 -- Mark Lore Perrin, Michael Graham; shutout Adrian Bulgaretti). SYMBOL TECH IG I A. Kyle McFall and David Black NOLOGIES VIKINGS 0). 1 G each. Jordan Adams and James ····R O X Y S BURGERS PLAY Miller 2A each. Mark Ruttcn 1A. ER OF THE GAME. JUSTIN HEATH LAMBERT (Blue) 0 -- SHEREMETA CANLAN ICE SPORTS (Red) 2 -- Andrew Torti and Michael Meguid IG M IN O R ATOM W H IT E EAST each. Christian Carlucci. Stephen Parker, and Fraser Stcw an 1A each. (Nov.29) (Dec 6) The fam ily Channel Flyer* 4 (goals by Colin Davidson 2. Nicholas PEN WELL (gold) 4 -- Jordan Angiola 2. assists by Cole H anley 2. Adams 2G IA; David Black IG 1A; Vaughan Wilson 2. Conrad Farr 2. Nick Jewitt IG; Kyle McFall 3A; Tanner Kotsopoulos and Nikolas C hris Penny and Ted Starkey 1A each. HEATH LAMBERT (blue) 3 -- Luke Rajic). M m o n hockcy Centre Galois 1 (goal by James Leveridge, assists by Bingham and Mathew Carriquc IG Jacob Clark and Chris Wheeler). ea; David Hare IG IA; Rajan Flora 3A; Michael Schlumph 2A. Choice H old s Canada Vikings 7 DBD DUNWOODY 2 -- David (goals by Luke Buchan 2. Alex Zahrai, Cole Vandenbygaart, Mariano Stcw an and Dustin Zita IG ea; Stasiak, Justin Guida and Tiago Fraser Pole. Ryan Dyson and James Ribeiro. assists by Vandcnbygaurt 2. Wright IA ea. CANLAN ICE SPORTS (red) 4 -- David Jensen. Jake Testani 2. Dustin Bedard-Knoll Julian Bocchinfuso and Stephan 2. Ribeiro. Stasiak. Cooper Young. Aaron Debelle and Robbie Parker IG lA e a .; Michael Meguid Dominato). Hockey Mom Sharks 2 IG; Michael Stofko. Christian (goals by Matthew Basler and Bradley Carlucci. Andrew Torti and Daniel Smethurst. assist by Daniel Morrallee Adamic IA ea. and Ryan Carney) ACURA SHERWAY (white) 3 -- Ryan Egan IG IA; Matt Smolinicc · Halton Roller Hockey Eagles 5 (goals by Christian Lester 2. Michael 2G; Ivan Westra 3A; Daniel Boudreau Howard. Michael Horgan and John I A. IMAX (purple) 7 -- Nick W ipperman. assists by Lester 2. O 'Shea. Blake Spurrell. Paul Abols. Horgan and Wipperman). Bunzl David Mitchell and Matt Butler IG .lA e a . Jeff Tinianov and Steven Canada Wranglers 4 (goals by Eric Drcznjak IG ea; Tyler M cHugh 3A. Lombardi. Sebastian Maynard. Lukas Machaj and Thomas Pegoraro, assists Taylor Mullin Luke Richard, and Scan by M aynard, Pegoraro. Machaj. Johnson lA e a. Nicholas Baldazzi, Michael Chamberlain. Sharalynn Missiuna and JU V E N IL E RED Alain Cubric). (Dec. 7) HAMILTON PAPER BOX LTD 5 (Dec.6) (goals to Brock Kiely. Paul Gunn. M iuo n Hockey Centre Gators 2 Kyle MacDonald. Paul Gervais. Mark (goals by James Leveridge and Ryan Kilbum, assists by Jeffrey Nye, Curtis Harris; assists to Dan Gray 3. Phil Flcischmann and Joel Arfin), Bunzl Gervais and Pat Farrer). DATEX. CA 5 (goals to Scott Fisher. Tyler Lcgein. Canada Wranglers 2 (goals by Sebastian Maynard and Nick Josh See. Ryan Flynn. Ryan Tilley; Dipuolo). assists to Cam Foley 3. Burton Hockey Mom Sharks 3 (gouls by Heaslip 2. Graham Vowels. Scott Matthew Basler, Bradley Smethurst Fisher. Derek Vendramin. David and Jason Darichuk, assists by Brace). BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 4 Darichuk 2. Molly Labensky 2 fond (goals to Corey Halyk 2. Michael Smethurst). The Family Channel Flyers 3 (goals by Nicholas Angiola. Gomes 2; assists to Michael Gomes 2. Matthew Vivolo and Cole Hanley, Brent Von Hagen 2. Corey Halyk 2. assists by Ben Callaghan. Matthew Kyle Nuttley and Lucas Fletti. Vella, Justin Skanes, Tanner BEHAVIOUR INSTITUTE I (goal to Kotsopoulos. Nikolas Rajic and Colin Griffin Allen; assists to Dan Westwood and Shaun Sturgeon). Davidson) . S tartled Construction 5 (goals to Halion Roller Hockey Eagles 3 (goals by Conor Stoddan. Michael Jeff Bentley. Jack Tripp. Kyle Sidock. Howard and Matthevv Straley. assists Matt Amantea. Brandon Pambianco; by Adrian Cuksts 2. Stoddan, Howard assists to Jeff Bentley 2, Ryan Chalmers. Matt Amantea. KyJe and Straley). Choice H olds Canada Vikings 2 (goals by Luke Buchan and Sidock. Justin Howitt and Dave Mariano Stasiak. assists by Cole Aselstine). Surccut Converting 2 (goals to Matt civak. Josh Smyth; Vandenbygaan and Tiago Ribeiro). assists to Kevin Sinclair 2. Josh M IN O R ATOM W H IT E W EST Smyth and Greg Barsevich). 29) BANTAM RED Prohor Lumberjacks 4 (goals by Bradley Noonan 2. Michael Eckstein (Dec. 8) and Kyle Dunn, assists by Matthew PROCOR I (goal to Andrew Lypko unassisted; shutout to Adam Smith 2. Graeme Clarke 2, Dunn. Noonan. Conner Lutzko and Charlie M itchell). ACCENTURE 0 Carter). MDP Eagles 3 (goals by FRONTIER WOLSELEY 2 (goals Fraser McTavish 2 and Ross to Connor Gamble and Tyler Mills both unasisted). CLINTAR 2 (goals to Hutchings, assists by McTavish. Bradley Waller and Matthew Ozimec; Hutchings. Jacon Barns. Spencer Creed and Luke Velluso). assist to Patrick McKinlay). Roblar Enterprises Wings 4 (goals TECHSPAN AUTOMOTIVE 2 by Ryan Scott 3. and Jake Nicoll. (goals to Adam Busch. Jacob Zamora; assists by Spencer Bassett. William assists to Tyler Ross. Andrew Haxell. Grant Maxwell and Taso Kavanagh. Jesse Herman and Scan Dunmgan). ALFRESH BEVERAGES Kakamousias, shutout by Nicholas 1 (goal to Troy Bell; assists to Ryan Mann). Clements .Radiator Wollpack 0. Corbett and Palmer Taylor). NAIRN SALES & MARKETING BDO Dunwoodv Hound Dogs 8 (goals by Jacob Poirier 2. Aaron 3 (goals to Matt Downer. Daniel Dalby. Marco Rodrigues assists to Switzer 2. Ryan Weech. Justin Ionescu. T.J. W hibbs and Samuel Scott Zcron 2. Daniel Dalby 2 and Matt Downer). ACROBAT 1 (goal to Poirier, assists by Scott Cameron 2, John Wassell. Brandon Kettle. Rory Stack; assists to Trevor Simpson Nicholas Stalhers. Christopher and Zach Holder). M0HA house lea9ue reP°rt M OHA