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24 Oakville Beaver Weekend Sunday, June 4, 2000 Sports An Oakville Beaver Feature Editor NORM NELSON Phone:845-3824, ext 255 Fax:337-5567 E-mail:nnefson@hattonsearch.com The annual Oakville junior tennis championships will run June 16-18: registration deadline, June 11 The annual Oakville Junior Tennis Championships will be back at Bronte Tennis Club Friday, June 16th to Sunday, June 18th, in an expanded format to include under-16 and under-18 boys and girls. Other age categories are under10, under-12, and under-14. The local tournam ent with a long history in town is open to any resident or m em ber o f an O akville Tennis Club. The entry fee is $10 which covers the players' barbecue on Saturday at mid-day, player kits, T-shirts (spon sored by A ir A thletics), and draw prizes donated by both the M erchant o f Tennis and C orbett's. Trophies will go to all age-class cham pions, finalists, and consola tion w inners, courtesy o f Royal LePage real estate professional, M aryann Thom pson. Tournam ent m atches will consist o f eight-gam e pro-sets for all age groups. Finals will be two out of three sets (normal six-game sets), except for the boys and girls under10 who will play a single, eightgame pro-set in the final. Entries must be received by next Sunday (June 11th), at 8 p.m., deliv ered by hand or by mail addressed to the Bronte Tennis Club, 2310 Bridge Rd,, Oakville, ON L6L 2G6. Entries will also be accepted at W allace Park Tennis Club (Club Pro, Bobby Armitage), on Reynolds Street. Cheques should be made payable to the O akville Junior Championships. Coordinator Pierre Ranger and B ronte Club Pro N atalie Nemez expect to see more juniors in the draw this year with the two new age categories. There were 60 competi tors in the 1999 championships. "We have a lot o f fun," said Ranger. "A part from the tennis, which is often exceptional, the kids ju st have a great time. Local busi nesses kick in for the barbecue -- Sobey's in Bronte and Loblaws on the Lakeshore, plus Business Depot and, o f course, Good H um or Breyers has been very generous with ice cream treats in the past. Penn will be the official tournament ball. "Club volunteers do the cooking and serving, and assist the younger players in keeping score. Basically, the only thing that can throw a damper on this event is the weath er." Last year's champions were Eric West (boys U-14) and Samantha Schnobel (girls U-14). The coveted Good Sport Award went to Jeremy Powell Petriw. Once again this year, The Oakville Beaver is the official media sponsor for the O akville Junior Tennis Championships. Entry forms are available at the Bronte Tennis Club and Wallace Park Tennis Club. For m ore inform ation, call the Bronte clubhouse at 847-8033 and leave a message for Nat. Keeping track The end o f the school year is draw ing nigh, and for sports that means plenty o f track and field. And, here, at the Oakville Beaver we aim to provide com plete results of all meets subm itted. H ere's the Halton public board Wallace Division Track and Field Meet from this past Tuesday. O f special note, one new m eet record was set by Laura Bandy (daughter o f the com m unity volunteer con venor, Virginia Bandy) in the 1500m event in a tim e o f 5:10.20, erasing the old m ark o f 5:15.17. Here are the schools involved ... FROM OAKVILLE: Heritage Glen (HG), Pilgrim Wood (PW ), Q.E. Park (QEP), W.H. M orden (W HM ). FROM BURLINGTON: Central (Cen), C.H. Norton (CHN), Sir E. M acM illan (M ac), Tecum seh (Tec). Here are the results ... WALLACE DIVISION (May 30) JUNIOR GIRLS 100 METRES, rec 13.64: 1. Cindy Seth, Mac 14.42; 2. Heather Smith, Mac 15.08; 3. Jen Kemp, CHN 15.27. 200 Metres, rec 28.00:1. Cindy Seth, Mac 3151; 2. Michele Kinnear, Mac 31.66; 23. Mila Young-Ross, Tec 33.44. 400 METRES, rec 1:05.79: 1. Lauren Hockin, WHM 1:10.15; 2. Ciny Seth, Mac 1:13.40; 3. Lisa Melander, PW 1:16.35. 800 METRES, rec 2:35.30: 1. Lauren Hockin, WHM 2:49.85; 2. Stephanie Haemel, Mac 3:13.07; 3. Stacey Wilson, Tec 3:16.70. 1500 METRES, rec 5:22.60: 1. Lauren Hockin, RHM 5:51.84; 2. Jessie Mills, WHM 6:16.15; 3. Stephanie Haemel, Mac 6:27.92. RELAY, rec 57.90: 1. Sir E. MacMillan 1:00.25; 2. W.H. Morden 1*3.81; 3. Tecumseh 1:04.72. LONG JUMP, rec 5.03: 1. Kristen Peters, HG 3.63; 2. Heather Smith, Mac 3.60; 3. Beatrice Ndalanba, Tec 3.58. HIGH JUMP, rec 1:45: 1. Sam Pondng, Tec 1.25; 2. Jordan Angel, Mac 1.20; 3. Michelle Kinnear, Mac 1.20. TRIPLE JUMP, rec 9.50: 1. Kristen Peters, HG 7.95; 2. Jessie Mills, WHM 7.82; 3. Beatrice Ndalanba, Tec 7.79. SHOT PUT, rec 9.12: 1. Kristen Downs, CHN 7.99; 2. Megan Pickthall, HG 7.41; 3. Michelle Kinnear, Mac 7.30. JUNIOR BOYS · 100 METRES, rec 12.49: 1. K.C. MacKenzie, Mac 14.14; 2. Will Fisher, Mac 14.19; 3. Nathan Dyck, WHM 14.42. 200 METRES, rec 25.82: 1. Nathan Dyck, WHM 30.44; 2. Will Fisher, Mac 30.93; 3. Brad Holmes, Mac 31.06. 400 METRES rec 1*2.75: 1. Mark Patrickson, Mac 1:10.66; 2. Matt Bandy, PW 1:11.60; 3. Dan Buchanan, HG 1:12.41. 800 METRES, rec 2:25.10: 1. Man Bandy, PW 2:46.49; 2. Brad Cochrane, Mac 2:53.44; 3. Chris Anema, Mac 2:54.19. 1500 METRES, rec 4:43.00: 1. Matt Bandy, PW 5:27.45; 2. Mark Patrickson, Mac 5:39.55; 3. Chris Awema, Mac 5:44.93. RELAY, rec 56.20: 1. Sir E. MacMillan 1:00.19; 2. Pilgrim Wood 1*1.38; 3. W.H. Morden 1:01.87. LONG JUMP, rec 5.08: 1. Harun Fetic, Tec 4 * 8 ; 2. Nathan Dyck, WHM 4.03; 3. Dan Buchanan, HG 3.75. HIGH JUMP, rec 1.50: 1. Derrick Ward, CHN 1.35; 2. James Pendlebury, WHM 1.30; 3. Graeme Gill, PW 1.25. TRIPLE JUMP, rec 10.24: 1. Will Fisher, Mac 8.91; 2. K.C. MacKenzie, Mac 8.79; 3. Ajay Bhardwaj. HG 8.65. SHOT PUT, rec 12.77: 1. Harun Fetic, Tec 11.52; 2. Carson Jenkin, PW 9.39; 3. Yubo Kang, Cen 9.20. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 100 METRES, rec 13.30: 1. Kara Yoo, PW 14.35; 2. Emily Smith, Mac 14.45; 3. Carly Ball, CHN 14.55. 200 METRES, rec 27.30:1. Amanda Higgins, PW 30.54; 2. Emily Smith, Mac 30.83; 3. Rebecca Richardson, QEP 31.61. 400 METRES, rec 1:04.42: 1. Taryn Sherlock, Cen 1:10.00; 2. Phillipa Goddard, WHM 1:10.19; 3. Christina Brooks-Pott, CHN 1:10.25. 800 METRES, rec 2:30.00: 1. Christina Brooks-Pott, CHN 2:45.94; 2. Phillipa Goddard, WHM 2:47.50; 3. Bianca Cuffaro, PW 2:49.30. 1500 METRES, rec 5:21.07: 1. Phillipa Goddard, WHM 5:49.32; 2. Rita Cuffaro, PW 5:55.66; 3. Kelly Terceira, HG 5:57.11. RELAY, rec 55.69: 1. Pilgrim Wood 59.43; 2. Q .E Park 1*0.00; 3. C.H. Norton 1:00.48. LONG JUMP, rec 4.98: 1. Rebecca Richardson, QEP 4.10; 2. Kara Yoo, PW 4.03; 3. Stephanie Erskin, PW 3.94. HIGH JUMP, rec 1.63: 1. Rebecca Richardson, QEP 1.40; 2. Stephanie Erskin, PW 1:40; 3. Devon Socket!, Cen 1.30. TRIPLE JUMP, rec 9.76: 1. Kara Yoo, PW 8.62; 2. Stephanie Erskin, PW 8.45; 3. Sarah Harris, Mac 7.87. SHOT PUT, rec 10.66: 1.. Majella Anson-Cartwright, QEP 8.30; 2. Margaret Sekulo, WHM 7.87; 3. Kristen Walker, PW 7.47. INTERMEDIATE BOYS 100 METRES, rec 12.19: 1. David Chak, Mac 13.22; 2. Preye Spiff, PW 13.38; 3. Mike Bolt, Cen 13.72. 200 METRES, rec 25.63: 1. Charlie Chen, WHM 28.70; 2. Tim McQueen, CHN 28.81; 3. Jerr McCafferty, Tec 28.87. (S e e W a lla c e ' p a g e 2 5) B antam Angels ranked second in province The Oakville Angels are the second ranked girls bantam fastpitch team in the province and they showed why at the recent Markham tournament, as they went undefeated in seven games to win the championship. In the process they outscored their shell shocked opponents 61-15. On Friday evening, in the opening match against Newmarket, the tone was set in a 5-1 victory. Saturday's first match-up was against Pickering 1, with a final score of 9-3. The Angels won their second game of the day 8-5 over Pickering II. In the final match of the day, the Angels pounded the London Lightning 16-0. Candace Brooks pitched six innings of no hit ball, with Jessica Littlejohn coming off the bench to record the last three outs. Over the first four - games, Brooks and Littlejohn split the pitching duties, allowing only a com bined nine hits with 18 strike-outs, while giving up four walks. Sunday morning saw the Angels tri umph 12-3 over Walkerton and 6-3 over Whitby in the Angels' closest contest of the weekend. The Angels went on to beat their Markham hosts 5-0 in the Gold Medal game. Other highlights of the tournament included 10 RBI's on 12 hits by Amrit Dhillon and 9 RBI's on 10 hits in 13 plate appearances (.770 average) by Jessica Littlejohn. Amanda Nonis and Megan Timpf each had 14 hit perfor mances, followed by Christina Benedet with 12 hits. Nonis also had 15 assists, while Timpf recorded 10 assists. Jessica Scholey contributed 7 RBI's on 9 hits, Laura Gallant and Candace Brooks each got 8 hits. Megan Paul had 6 hits and 7 put-outs, while Amanda Crawford had 7 hits, with 6 put-outs and 5 assists. Kathleen Yee had 4 hits in reduced play ing time due to an elbow injury, while newcomer Tristan Hunter contributed an RBI in limited action. opened the day with a win over Waterloo and closed with losses to the two teams who ultimately won gold and silver, Kitchener and Markham, respectively. In Sunday's action, the team opened the day with a win over Guelph and closed the day in a hard-fought win over Waterloo. In league play, the squirt team has posted wins over Erin Mills and Halton Hills and has lost to Guelph and Chinguacousy. NOVICE The novice Angels kicked off the sea son with an opening day loss to Brampton followed by a convincing win over Guelph. In league action this past week, Oakville lost to Scarborough 5-2 and tied Markham 12-12 in extra innings. RANKINGS The provincial rankings for Ontario Premier Women's Fastpitch are now out and the Oakville Angels provincial rank ings are as follows: U-13 squirt (11th), U-15 novice (7th), U-17 bantam (2nd) and U-19 midget (12th). SQUIRT The Oakville Angels Squirt softball team played five hard-fought actionpacked games to win the consolation round at the recent Kitchener tourna ment. In Saturday's action, Oakville Strawberry Shortcake McFlurry* Introducing McFlurry's n ew est flavour, Strawberry Shortcake. A ta ste ex p lo sio n of strawberries and vanilla sugar wafers. It's a cool new way to satisfy your craving. But you b etter hurry, it' s only here for a lim ited tim e. Available at participating M cD o n ald 's R estaurants C Z O O O M c D o n a ld !R M tau n fU so lC a n a d aLklMF o rth ao aclu o Mu too fM cD o n aldR a a la u ran tao fC an ad aL im ite dm en oIran claa eo a.