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JUNIOR GIRLS SOCCER (Tuesday, May 3) Nelson 4, Pearson 1 White Oaks 3, Loyola 0 Q.E. Park 1, Oak. Trafalg 0 Notre Dame 6, St.T. Aquinas 0 (Thursday, May 5) Notre Dame 1, White Oaks 0 Oak. Trafalger 1, Pearson 0 St. T. Aquinas 5, Loyola 0 Bottom photo (by Riziero Vertolli): Kasha Karaban appears poised to lay some good lumber on the ball. Her St. Thomas Aquinas team, however, went on to lose 19â€" 17 to crossâ€"town rival Loyola. Top {hoto (by Peter McCusker): Loyola ad Oakville Trafalger‘s number on Wednesday, winning the senior game 4â€"0 and the junior game 6â€"0. SENIOR GIRLS SOCCER (VOLPE DIVISION) (Tuesday, May 3) Nelson 5, T.A. Blakelock 1 Loybla 4, White Oaks 0 Q.E. Park 5, Oakville Trafaiger 0 Notre Dame 4, St.T. Aquinas 0 (Thursday, May 5) Nelson 6, Pearson 0 Notre Dame 1, White Oaks 0 Blakelock at Oak. Trafaiger (Ppd) Loyola 3, S.T. Aquinas 1 (RICHARDSON DIVISION) Appleby tied Bishop Reding 0â€"0 on Tuesday and defeated M.M. Robinson 2â€"1 on Thursday. ~SENIOR BOYS SOCCER (VOLPE DIVISION) (Monday, May 2) Pearson 3, Notre Dame 3 Oakville Trafaiger 5, Nelson 1 Queen Elizabeth Park 4, Blakelock 2 St. T. Aquinas 4, Loyola 1 (Wednesday, May 4) T.A. Blakelock 2, Pearson 1 Queen Elizabeth Park 3, Nelson 0 Loyola 4, Oakville Trafaiger 0 Bottom photo (by Riziero Vertolli): Kasha Karaban appears poised to lay some good lumber on the ball. Her St. Thomas Aquinas team, however, went on to lose 19â€" 17 to crossâ€"town rival Loyola. Top 17 to crossâ€"town rival Loyola. Top {hoto (by Peter McCusker): Loyola ad Oakville Trafalger‘s number on Wednesday, winning the senior game 4â€"0 and the junior game 6â€"0. BOYS BASEBALL (VOLPE DIVISION) (Monday, May 2) T.A. Blakelock 7, Appleby 4 St. T. Aquinas 10, White Oaks 2 Pearson 4, Queen Elizabeth Park 3 Oakville Trafaiger 12, Loyola 6 Nelson 10, Notre Dame 0 (Tuesday, May 3) Appleby at St. T. Aquinas (Ppd) (Wednesday, May 4) (Monday, May 2) Nelson 2, Oakville Trafaiger 1 Blakelock 3, Queon Elizabeth Park 2 Loyola 2, S.T. Aquinas 1 (Wednesday, May 4) Queen Elizabeth Park 3, Nelson 1 Notre Dame 6, White Oaks 1 Loyola 6, Oakville Trafalger 0 Blakelock 3, Queen Elizabeth Park 2 White Oaks 4, Oakville Trafalger 4 Notre Dame 9, Pearson 4 Nelson 11, Loyola 3 (May 5â€"7) Burlington tournament GIRLS SOFTBALL (VOLPE DIVISION) (Tuesday, May 3) Pearson 33, Appleby 0 Nelson 12, Loyola 2 Notre Dame 9, Oakville Trafaiger 5 St. T. Aquinas at Q. E. Park (Ppd) T.A. Blakelock 17, White Oaks 12 (Thursday, May 5) Appleby at Nelson White Oaks at Appleby Oakville Trafaiger 14, Drury 3 (Friday, May 6) Notre Dame at Nelson * team standings appear in Wednesday‘s paper (Tuesday, May 3) Oak. Trafaiger 23, Notre Dame 7 White Oaks at Nelson (Friday, May 6) Notre Dame at Nelson Notre Dame 10, Oak. Trafailger 3 Nelson 20, White Oaks 5 Appleby 37, Assumption 0 Milton 25, Georgetown 0 Bishop Reding 17, Acton 12 (Thursday, May 5) White Oaks at Appleby Milton at Acton Assumption at Bishop Reding Oakville Trafalger 42, Drury 0 (Friday, May 6) Notre Dame at Nelson MIDGET BOYS RUGBY (Tuesday, May 3) Notre Dame 26, Oak. Trafalger 3 Nelson 7, White Oaks 0 Assumption 13, Appleby 0 (Thursday, May 5) Oakville Trafalger at Pearson Loyola at St. T. Aquinas Notre Dame at White Oaks Queen Elizabeth at T.A. Blakelock SENIOR BOYS RUGBY (HALTON WIDE) JUNIOR BOYS RUGBY (Tuesday, May 3) Introducing the grandest Extra Value Meal everâ€" The Grand Poobah"" Meal! Get your hands on a hearty McRib sandwich, medium fries and a medium soft drink served in one of six great collection cups. Hop into your Flintmobile*" and drop into Roc Donald‘s"" today! Collect all six cups! n Oakville men will be getting a league of their own. Registration for an Oakville summer men‘s basketâ€" ball league will be held this Saturday (May 14), 2 to 4 p.m., at Sheridan College which is hosting the league. Four teams are already confirmed but convenor Warren Osborne â€" a former varsity Sheridan Bruin basketball player â€" is aiming for eight teams of 10 players which will play a 14â€"game schedule, on Monday and Wednesday nights, between June 6 and August 3. He‘s also aiming for a calibre of play that is competiâ€" tive as opposed to recreational, and the league will likeâ€" ly field its share of current and former high school, colâ€" lege and university players â€" even a former Hamilton He did have to modify his plans, however, when his original proposal for a onceâ€"aâ€"year tournament was rebuffed. The association felt that such a set up wouldn‘t allow for any coachâ€" ing or training for the student athâ€" letes â€" which is an important manâ€" date of any high school sports proâ€" offers from U.S. universities. ""Many American universities put a lot of stock in how a golfer fares at the high school level," he said. "So there is a chance that this program will be helpful to some students." An "avid golfer", he can still recall the disappointment he felt when, as a student attending Burlington‘s Assumption Secondary School in 1978, he learned that golf had been removed from the interâ€" scholastic sports schedule. "We never did get a good reason why," he said. He obviously came up with a He obviously came up with a good reason why it should be put back, as the the Halton high school athletic association gave him a green light for this year. So he turned it into a miniâ€"tour with five stops â€" all of which take place this month at various courses around Halton. Van Landschoot figures that a resurgence in golf at the high school level will enhance the chances of some golfers receiving scholarship offers from U.S. universities. Expenses, mostly green fees, amount to about $465 per team. The individual schools and golfers must come up with the cash since golf isn‘t yet recognized as an official Halton sport. No one was happier than Loyola secondary school teacher Carl Van Landschoot to watch athletes from 13 Halton high schools, one by one, tee off Thursday afternoon at Oakville‘s Glen Abbey golf course. A league of their own Students are foreâ€"tunate! "Each of the schools have their C me e row cin n us 5 w m s t 90 an my in micwens pun rurmaâ€"‘s 6M u.mt n ont m Do these guys look happy or what. And who wouldn‘t, given the opportunity to spend Thursday afternoon at Glen Abbey golf course rather than in the class room. From left to right: Andrew Patrick (St. Thomas Aquinas), Andre Kalata (Loyola), Gianni Mastrella (STA) and Mike Dinner (Loy). own way of raising money," he said. "At our school I had students forâ€" ward me the money and then I gave them the opportunity to fundraise by selling The Golf Executive Guide which sells for $59. If they sell five it pays for their season." (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) shots for each player). The following Thursday (May 19), at Oakville‘s Richview Golf Club on Bronte Road, it‘s a 1â€"2â€"3 progressive best ball. For each series of three holes, the best score is taken then the top two scores, then the top Yesterday‘s first stop at the home of the Canadian open was a quarterâ€" point system which gives a point for bogey, two for par, four for a birdie and eight for an eagle â€" with only the top two scores, per team, countâ€" ing for each hole. This Thursday (May 12), at Burlington‘s Tyandaga Municipal Golf Course, it will be a "best of each best shot" with all four team members always shooting from the same place â€" namely, the place where the best shot landed (although you can only use a certain number of The five tournaments are up differently. SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1994 PAGE 20 Osborne said he started the league, in conjunction with the Sheridan Bruins basketball brass â€" coach Jim Flack and assistant athletic director (and former Bruin coach) Wayne Allison â€" because of the lack of â€"local playing opportunities that was exacerbated with the Burlington Y converting their gym into a weight room. Individuals are also welcome to sign up and every effort will be made to place them on a team. Some high school senior teams have expressed interâ€" est in entering the league in order to prepare for next year‘s school season. For more information, phone Osborne at 572â€"7940, after 6 p.m., or Wayne Allison at 845â€"9430, ext. 2081. all set Quakel' State Quality The following Thursday (May 19), at Oakville‘s Richview Golf Club on Bronte Road, it‘s a 1â€"2â€"3 progressive best ball. For each series of three holes, the best score is taken then the top two scores, then the top three scores. On Tuesday, May 24 at Blue Springs in Acton it‘s a fourâ€"man best ball. The Oakville schools involved include White Oaks, St. Thomas Aquinas, Loyola, T. A. Blakelock. The other participants are Acton, Aldershot, Assumption, Bishop Reding, Burlington Central, E.C. Drury, Georgetown, Milton District and Notre Dame. For the last stop â€" on Monday, May 30 at Carlisle â€" it‘s a regular scoring system. All four scores count towards the team score and individuâ€" al winners are determined as well. 260 Speers Road ©1994 McDonald‘s Restaurants of Canada Ltd