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MINOR ATOM "AAA": Oakville Rangers advanced to the semiâ€"finals of the Whitby Silver Stick Hockey Tournament last weekend, losing to Markham 6â€"2. Bryan McLoughlin scored both goals for Oakville, while Mike Ruppel assisted on both. McLoughlin garnered two MVP awards in the tourney. Anthony Marshall and Josh Pippy each had one MVP award. Oakville shut out Whitby 5â€"0, lost to St. Catharines 3â€"2 and defeated Richmond Hill 4â€"1 to earn a spot in the semis. Scoring against Whitby were: Eddie Fiore 2, McLouglin, Chris Riddell and Robby Tarantino. Jamie Green, Keith Zavitz, Brett McGrath and McLoughlin assisted. Dane Gilbert registered the shutout. Versus St. Kitts, it was Blyth Gill and Riddell scoring. Assists went to Tarantino and Green. Against Richmond Hill, goals went to Tarantino (2), Ruppel and Gill. Pippy (3), Gill, Riddell and McLoughlin assisted. Rangers split two games last week to run their record to 9â€"4â€"2. On Nov. 22nd, the team travelled to Orangeville, losing 5â€"1. Oakville‘s lone goal was scored by James Wallace, assisted by Stephen Baines and Scott Wegeant. On Nov. 27th, the team came away with a 3â€"1 victory against Brampton. Scoring were: Wegeant, Trevor Burns and Geoff Curtis, with assists going to Ryan Andrews (2), David Ksiazkiewicz (2), Josh Smith and Wallace. Next game is in Brampton Dec. 1st. MINOR BANTAM "AA": The First Choice Haircutters Rangers were defeated 4â€"2 by Bowmanville, the eventual champions, in the Whitby Silver Stick Tournament semiâ€"finals Nov. 28th. Jim Romph was choâ€" sen the game MVP while Glen Kwon received tournament MVP honors. Scoring for Oakville were: Dave Dunn and Jeff Elia. Kirk Joudrey, Brad McDonald and Romph had assists. Oakville lost to Clearwater 3â€"2, defeated Vaughan 7â€"1 and tied Whitby 2â€"2 to advance. It was Kwon (2) scoring versus Clearwater, Elia and Joey Lynch assisting. Versus Vaughan, it was Craig Gilmore (2), Romph (2), Jesse Barlow, Elia and McDonald scoring with David Pink (2), Barlow, Gilmore, Joudrey, Lynch and Neil Walsworth assisting. Against Whitby, Kwon and Romph scored, Elia, Pink and Wallace assisted. In league play Nov. 24th, Oakville lost to Burlington 4â€"1. Joudrey scored and Mike Dinner and Dave Dunn assisted. The team‘s record is now 11â€"4â€"1. New MINOR NOVICE (WHITE) TEAM EIGHT 3 (Jame Munro, Jimmy Rafuse 2. ASSISTS: Munro). TEAM ONE 3 (Sean Foley, Michael Pollock, Michael Zinkiewich. ASSISTS: Darin Kubicki, Wesley Fitzsimons). TEAM TEN 0 TEAM THREE 0 TEAM TWELVE 2 (Matthew Burns, Ian Dickie. ASSISTS: Jason Arakgi). TEAM FIVE 2 (Ian Robertson, Andrew Goodfellow. ASSISTS: Philip George). TEAM SEVEN 2 (Matt Pike 2. TWO 0 ASSISTS: Michael Fairless Ingham, Jake Broome). 1 TEAM SIX 6 (Justin Howitt 2, Benoit Gagnon 2, Jamie Robinson, Paola Nano. ASSISTS: Matthew Bruder, Peter Brownridge). TEAM ELEVEN 1 (Eric Fatmate. ASSISTS: Mark D‘Anizo, Derek Fitzpatrick). TEAM FOUR 9 (Andrew Messere 4, Matthew Hastings 2, Stephan Reinhart 2, Eric Potter. ASSISTS: Hastings 3, David Williamson 3, Matthew Horner 2, Messere, Reinhart, Nathan Nagal, Potter). TEAM NINE 4 (Mike Molony, Philip Fauteux, Jamie Macadam). PEEWEE (RED) SOMERSET 3 (Ameet Patel 2, Jean Desrosiers. ASSISTS: Andrew SF RTH@QMES MINOR ATOM "AA": The 847â€"DOME (3667) MOHA House League Scoreboard y A Mc nalt 848 M INO Dail GIOVES al Books & Videos dise Arrivina Dailv ‘0 [ w $639 i TEAM Brad Montclair and Pilgrim Wood schools have advanced to the Halton elementary school volleyball finals after capturing their respective East Halton Tier 1 chamâ€" pionships at T.A. Blakelock last Wednesday. Montclair girls team downed River Oaks 15â€"11, 15â€"13, while Pilgrim Wood boys team defeated New Central 15â€"8, 15â€"9. The two schools will be among eight Tier 1 area championship teams â€" four boys and four girls â€" which will compete in the Halton championships at E.C. Druryv in Milton Dec. 3rd. Montclair and Pilgrim Wood advance to elementary school volleyball finals In Central Halton Tier 1 semiâ€"final action last Tuesday, Q.E. Park girls team defeated Brookdale 15â€"2, 15â€"3, while Eastview boys edged out Brookdale 15â€"7, 1â€"15, 16â€"14. Both teams played Pineland Winning Form Wood Andrey 3 (Cra Andrev Ciotti : Burge) Peter Dr Mitobe, Stirrat). (Jackson Nevins. J MINOR PEEWEE (RED) CANROSS COUGARS 6 (Luke Riddell 2, Mike Curcio 2, Matt Maurer, Daniel Rosso. ASSISTS: Riddell 2, Kevin Albrecht 2, Trevor Slade, Rosso, Maurer, Robbie Voyce). MATTAMY HOMES 3 (Marc Daniels 2, Scott Dacosta. ASSISTS: Jeff Wojcicki 2, Alain Mercieca, John Crane). l Ivanka Burazin (No. 53) shows the form which helped the St. Marguerite Lady Magic girls team claim the Halton separate elementary school volleyball championship Monday night. The team capped off a miracle season by defeating St. Luke‘s 15â€"3, 15â€" 10 in the final. The Lady Magic also defeated Acton‘s St. Joseph‘s 15â€"4, 15â€"12 in the semiâ€"finals. (Photo by Ririero Vertoili) DAFCO 3 (Rob Raham, Chris e . _â€"__tWDimle N _ depule Bisson, Miro Majorahn. ASSISTS: * * 2 B Bryan Rizzuto, Marjorahn, David $ A Binns, Luke Domski). SULLIVAN 3 : n en mm (Peter Mazzonetto 2, David = ‘ Kinnunen. ASSISTS: Chris Charbonneau 2, Marec O‘Brien, VWV Enterprises defeated Ferrone Fitness 4â€"3 in Minor Oaks Hockey Association Novice Red action last Dante Costantini). Saturday at the Kinoak Arena. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) (Jordan Ince 3, Brad Guy, Mike Thomson, Derek Friesen. ASSISTS: Thomson, Guy, Cam Flynn, Jason Levoy, Alison Goodman). BRONTE HOME HARDWARE 5 (Mark N FASTFRATE BELL PHONE CENTRE 6 raig i Downey James Sho Michaud) : Wilson, Bowen. A David Lc Patel, Eric Futterman, _ k ichaud). ROYAL BANK ¢ Wilson, Patrick Leahy, § v 4 owen. ASSISTS: Stephen â€" @0 David Logan, Wilson, Lee W W o t Tomdnnanes 4 / FRATE (Kyle Leonard, BM *"*" ; * m mmond. ASSISTS: Dylan | h °C C Keith Rookyard, Neil | Boaatk 4 P TRAFALGAR GOLF 1 | i / S 4 Downey. ASSISTS: Mike i ' t " y mes Shpeley). M OR PEEWEE (RED) | ® hy "Wh § OSS COUGARS 6 (Luke | 60. P 2, Mike Curcio 2, Matt |* ir Daniel Rosso. ASSISTS: k wl . * Kevin Albrecht 2, Trevor P azP* osso, Maurer, Robbie ‘ 7#2;:* /;"‘**': / MATTAMY HOMES 3 2 % k Pas" ‘ / a aniels 2, Scott Dacost: P o ~ M »4 norukr uin ts qs m LAl. .dn 5 /, ".'" "_ e .", nard, Dylan Neil SPORTS Lozer 2, Arda Ocal 2, David (Stephanie Pazzi. ASSISTS: Diane Canning. ASSISTS: Derek Gow 2, â€" Connor). GUELPH 1. Derek Mumford, Mike Denby). PAPERWEIGHT (RED) ATOM GIRLS HARPER DETROIT DIESEL 5 OAKVILLE HORNETS 1 (Scott Grinmuth 3, Andrew Killip, in the area championships at Lord Elgin Nov. 30th with the winners going on to the Halton championships. Meanwhile, the East Halton Tier 2 champions â€"were also crowned last Wednesday as New Central defeated E.J. James 15â€"10, 15â€"11 to claim the girls title and E.J. James defeated River Oaks 15â€"13, 10â€"15, 15â€"7 to claim the boys title. In the Central Tier 2 semiâ€"finals Tuesday, it was Eastview over W.H. Morden 10â€"15, 15â€"3, 16â€"14 in girls action, while Q.E. Park defeated W.H. Morden 15â€"3, 15â€"4 in boys. Both winners will play C.H. Norton in the Central Tier 2 championships at T.A. Blakelock in Oakville Dec. 1st. Tier 2 area champions do not qualify for the Halton championships, however. THE O m fragi .. =Kl i â€"=~> â€"goune / l AH & * 2 *z w g @ “f: f spuyrg 5 P s ’ kss t e "" P & ' AKVILLE BEAVER | Blades reap two wins from scoring binge "We want (the Blades) to learn the importance of giving back to the communities which have generously supported their own development in hockey," said general manager Murray Walker. Organization convenors or individual coaches can arrange for a guest coach to attend their practices by calling: Tom Swain at 827â€"6091 or Paul Chapman at 842â€"0553, during the evenings only. The "outreach program" will make Blades players available to act as guest coaches at pracâ€" tices from house league to Triple A levels. The player visit will also include complimentary tickets for the players and coaches to attend Blades home games. By SAL BOMMARITO Special to the Beaver Two big lines did most of the scoring for the Blades in both contests. The newly formed line of Mike Sikora, Cory Waring and Jason Bengert scored 10 goals in the two contests, while Gord Kalverda, Kent Williams and Jason Slaney combined for seven goals. Waring and Slaney, Oakville Blades hockey players will be working closely with Minor Oaks Hockey Association rep and house league players to help improve skill levels, teach teamwork and help foster a closer relationship between the two organizations. The MOHA recently purchased the Oakville Blades from Walker, who will continue to overâ€" see the onâ€"ice hockey operations. Administration and fundraising of the OHA provincial junior A squad will be handled by the MOHA Anchored by the solid goaltending of Frank Ivankovic at home against Georgetown, the team showed the composure which had been lacking this year to come up with a 7â€"3 victory. On the road the following night, the team embarrassed a hapless Royal York team 16â€"1. In that game, every Oakville player in the lineup contributed at least a point. Walker said the Blades play a more disciâ€" plined style in close contests. The Georgetown game was scoreless after the first, while the Blades led only 2â€"0 after the first versus Royal York. It wasn‘t until the second period â€" which has given the Blades some trouble all year long â€" in both contests that Oakville began pulling away from their opposition. T he Oakville Blades combined an aweâ€" some offensive display with good defensive hockey to defeat Georgetown and Royal York during OHA provincial junior A hockey action last weekend. 9 and closed within striking distance of third place Brampton. On several occasions in the past the team has jumped out to an early three or four goal lead only to have it eroded in the later stages of the game. But the team employed a style much more to the liking of general manager Murray Walker to come up with the backâ€"toâ€"back wins. "I‘d rather we not run away with it and then play lackadaisical hockey the rest of a game," said Walker, who praised his team for the conâ€" trolled style of play they showed in both conâ€" tests. We don‘t like to run the score up but I felt the team really needed to have a game like that." said Walker. The Blades led Georgetown 3â€"0 after two, while they exploded for seven goals in the secâ€" ond and seven goals in the third versus Royal York. They led Georgetown 5â€"0 in the third before Ivankovic, who turned away 34 shots on the night, let in his first goal of the game. The Blades outscored their opposition 23â€"4 in the two contests last Friday and Saturday nights. The Blades improved their record to 12â€" Two big lines did most of the scoring for the "Those two lines have really come together. Blades in both contests. The newly formed line One thing we were working towards was comâ€" f Mike Sikora, Cory Waring and Jason Bengert â€" ing up with three good lines. With Mike Roberts cored 10 goals in the two contests, while Gord _ returning to the lineup, and Matt Swain, it looks Kalverda, Kent Williams and Jason Slaney like by Christmas we‘ll have three very solid combined for seven goals. Waring and Slaney, lines," Walker said. Blades reach out to help MOHA players Neal Thornton). SK AUTOMOTIVE 4 (Jordan Dempster, Michael Maganja, Alexander MacIsaac, Emmet Stang). NEW ZEALAND LAMB WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1993 Page 29 Oakville Blades rearguard Chris Chapman (No. 3) moves the puck up the boards durâ€" ing OHA provincial junior A hockey action at Oakville Arena last Friday night. The team defeated Georgetown Raiders 7â€"3. (Photo by Riziero VertolIM) who each had four goals and four assists in the two games, were the big scorers for the Blades. (Rob Atkinson 3, Troy Marshall 2, Jason Monrad 2, Darren Cordua. ASSISTS: Atkinson, Marshall 3, Sean Walters, Bryan MacMillan 2, Monrad, Cordua, David Hunter 2, ALPHA CONSTRUCTION 5 (Mike Bedford 2, Jacob Fuller, Tom Dragicevic, Jeff Youngberg. ASSISTS: Brian Finucan 2, Steve Ford, Brennan O‘Byrne, Dan Roberts, Mark Hamilton 2, Dan Fuciarelli). METCALFE CONâ€" SULTING 3 (Brent Frazer, Jamie Harris, Emmett Sullivan. ASSISTS: Harris 2, Sullivan 2, Fraser). Chris Kaech, Mike Hamilton, Benson 2, Aiken, Brent Longhurst). ONTARIO HYDRO 5 (Jeff Ware, Shannon Robertson, Lee Carbray 2, Adam Baker. ASSISTS: Peter Wildbore, Robertson, Jason Clarke 2, Brad Bissett, Neil Chisholm 2, Kyle Miller, Adam Baker, Chris Hatch). DYNAMIC PACKAGING 4 (Jeff Catania 3, Johnathan Mozel!). MONâ€" TREAL TRUST 4 (John Boyle). MIDGET (RED) EMPIRE LANDSCAPING 5 (Jason Pupulin, Ryan Benson, Sandy Crawford, John Aiken, Mike Ryan. ASSISTS: Sean Auden, Crawford, Chris Kaech, Mike Hamilton, Benson 2, Aiken, Brent Longhurst). T \â€" & . ;‘- i (Luke ] Taylor ULTRALIFT 0 ST. JOHN‘S AMBULANCE 8 Lapointe Martin ertson, Jason Clarke tt, Neil Chisholm 2, Adam Baker, Chris 2, Christopher Law Michael Watson).