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Surging Oakville Buzz clinches playoff spot The Oakville Buzz is headed to the Ontario Lacrosse Association junior B playoffs once again. Oakville won three games in as many days last weekend to improve its record to 10-7 and guarantee itself a playoff berth. The Buzz was fifth in the East Conference standings, going into last night's (Wednesday's) game in Markham. Oakville pounded the Orillia Kings 17-3 Friday at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre, then earned road wins over the Brampton Excelsiors Saturday, 16-8, and Newmarket Saints Sunday, 11-10. Eddie Renaud (four goals, five assists) and Joe French (four goals, three assists) combined for 16 points against Orillia; Foster Cuomo scored five goals and added two helpers as the Buzz overcame an early 6-1 deficit against Brampton by outscoring the Excelsiors 15-2 in the final two frames; and Cuomo (four goals, two assists) and French (three goals, three assists) each had six points in the win over Newmarket. Kyle Hebert recorded the win in goal in each game for the Buzz, which has won eight of 10. The Buzz will play its final home game of the regular season tomorrow (Friday, 8 p.m.) against Markham at TRAC, then close out the campaign Saturday in Georgetown against the Halton Hills Bulldogs. Sr. A Rock comeback attempt falls short Despite allowing just one goal in the final half of the game, the Oakville Rock fell to 0-6 on the Major Series Lacrosse senior A season with a 9-6 loss to the Peterborough Lakers 47 | Thursday, June 18, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Sports Briefs Monday at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Oakville trailed the Lakers 8-1 at the midpoint of the second period before scoring five straight goals to cut the Peterborough lead to two. The Lakers added an insurance marker with 17 seconds left in regulation. Wes Berg scored twice for the Rock, and Rob Hellyer and Stephan Leblanc recorded three assists each. Oakville, which visited the Brooklin Redmen last night (Wednesday) and will be in Kitchener-Waterloo Sunday, will be home to the Brampton Excelsiors Monday (8 p.m. start) at TRAC. Blue Devils earn another shutout victory The Oakville Blue Devils posted their fifth clean sheet in seven League1 Ontario regularseason soccer outings, blanking the Windsor Stars 2-0 Friday in Windsor. Tony Ellis scored the winner in the 31st minute, and Filipe Vilela converted a penalty kick in the 50th minute to give the Blue Devils some breathing room. Oakville keeper Daniel Voci withstood a knee to the head late in the first half to stay in the game and earn the shutout. The Blue Devils now have six wins and a draw in League1 regular-season play, having outscored their opponents 17-4. Oakville's next league game will be Sunday at Sheridan College, where the Blue Devils host the Master's FA Saints for a 4 p.m. start. (5 and 6 year olds, 2009/2010 birth years for 2015/16 season) minOr Oaks hOckey assOciatiOn initiatiOn prOgram starting this fall Evaluation Skates October 17-18, 2015 Season starts October 25, 2015 Season ends by March 4, 2016 Gala Day March 6, 2016 players On ice twice/week Monday-Thursday: Skill development Sunday: Games/practice sessions price $375 OptiOn tO purchase equipment packages shoulder, elbow, neck, mouth, shin pads, pants, bag. $49. Protective package, skates, stick and helmet. $99. protective package includes full package includes Equipment will be fully fitted through Corbett's Source for sports. MOHA is a member association of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association and Hockey Canada. All coaches are OMHA certified. · Have FUN! Play Hockey! Learn the FUNdamentals! · Professionally trained instructor overseeing the program · NHL themed teams · Questions? Please call the MOHA 905-338-9220 registration online at www.moha.ca