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Oakville had a very good day at Sherwood Forest Park in Burlington on Wednesday, going three for three in junior Halton high school championships. Actually, Oakville couldn‘t miss in boys soccer with St. Thomas Aquinas nudging cross town rival Loyola 2â€"1. In girls soccer, Queen Elizabeth Park survived a shaky, scoreless first half to finally roll over Notre Dame 3â€" In rugby, Oakville Trafalgar continâ€" ued its domineering ways with an Great day for Oakville in Halton finals returning to Flamboro Downs with action every Wednesday to Sunday. Doors open at 6:00 PM â€" Post time is 7:30 PM. Teletheatre wagering available at: Avalon Entertainment 210 N. Service Rd. (905)844â€"1189 Monaghan‘s Sports Pub 1289 Mariborough (905)842â€"4435 Flamboro Downs is located on Highway 5 between Hwys. 6 8, Flamborough. For information call (905)627â€"3561 SPONSORED BY; 3 DAVS O2 ABUN] THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE 6900 AIRPORT ROAD FRI. JUNE 10 . ..... 3pm â€" 9pm SAT. JUNE 11 ....10am â€" 9pm SsUN. 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Remarked Stevenson: "I had on my lucky cleats â€" 1 wore these at In the rugby game, Oakville Trafalgar got all of its points on three penalty boots by Mark Stevenson. RUGBY: Oakville Trafalgar 9, Notre Dame 8 The afternoon produced its share of heroes. exciting 9â€"8 squeaker over Notre Dame. P werGar Lonus is Back * 440,000 prizes added * $5 bonus when you scratch and find a star. For a limited time only * It‘s a great way to play an old favourite Loyola coach Dominic Pullano said St. Thomas Aquinas "took the It turned out to be sweet revenge for St. Thomas Aquinas which had lost its lone regular season game â€" and therefore the regular season title â€" to Loyola by the same 2â€"1 margin. Both teams ended the season with identical 5â€"1 records. Andy Medeiros counted the lone Loyola goal. With the semiâ€"hurricane at their backs in the second half, they easily held on for the win. "I turned around and chipped it over the goalie." More importantly, the team did it with a stiff wind at their face. He missed the initial setâ€"up from teammate Stanfield Lawrence (who had scored the first goal), but another teammate, Colin Rossiter "hit it back to me." "I thought Notre Dame‘s forwards played really well, they made it a good game," said coach Sora. BOYS SOCCER: St. Thomas Aquinas 2, Loyola 1 The winning goal, late in the first half, came off the boot of Andy Ribau. Notre Dame got its points on a penalty kick and a try. The trial, which is being run by the Springfield Hockey Association, is open to any girls living in the Golden Horseshoe Area (St. Catharines to Mississauga). Interested participants, who must pay a $5 registration fee, should have field hockey experience on a club or high school team. "Two days, five games â€" fitness counts," summed up Tim Bakker, who capâ€" tains the forwards. "And we‘re fit." Many of the players were part of the Oakville Trafalgar midget team which last year won gold at the event. Field hockey trials Girls under the age of 19, or who were registered in high school this year, are invited to come out to Glen Ashton Park in Oakville from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Oakville Trafalgar now moves on to OFSAA this weekend where its first game is Saturday, 9:45 a.m. against Brock high school _ from _ St. Catharines. Field hockey trials for the Ontario Summer Games are being held in Oakville on Sunday. Pointing out the black hockey tape holdâ€" ing them together, he quipped, "I can‘t wear them every game." OFSAA (the provincial high school champiâ€" onships) in Grade Nine. It‘s the only time I‘ve worn them this year." This year, the Ontario Summer FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1994 PAGE 16 Oakville had a great day on the soccer pitch with St. Thomas Aquinas (above photo) winning the junior boys crown over crossâ€" town rival Loyola and Queen Elizabeth Park (right photo) winning the junior girls title over Notre Dame. (Photos by Pater McCusker) Schell, a rightfielder, made the second allâ€"star team and "gave us a potent bat in cleanup spot," said Canisius College coach Don Colpoys. Schell: hit .377 in his first year with Canisius» _@«t_te_r transferrmg from The game had originally started on Tuesday and was actually into the second half, with Queen Elizabeth Park up 2â€"1, when the game was The coach and team were a little surprised on game day to find they had to play an entire match. Oakville‘s Todd Schell has joined felâ€" low terammate Derek Zgoda on this year‘s American Baseball Coaches Association Northeast Region allâ€"star team. They are the first two players from Buffalo‘s Canisius College to receive the honor. Only luck and a goal post allowed Queen Elizabeth Park to escape the first half with a 0â€"0 tie. Games are being held August 11â€"14 in Napean. For more information, call Gayle Redshaw at (905) 257â€"3667. Schell does well Coach Serge Mayeur agreed "the wind had something to do with it â€" and | guess the girls found some energy." A member of Oakville‘s Underâ€"17 team, she booted in all three goals. Obviously "happy" with her timely hatâ€"trick, she said the stiff wind at her team‘s back in the second half helped matters. Queen Elizabeth Park were in grave danger of losing the game â€" that is until Kim Winarski found the target well into the second half. "But it‘s the stuff good teams have to overcome, and we were just not able to." play to us for most of the game." In the second half, he conceded, "there was not much we could do with this wind." GIRLS SOCCER: â€"Queen Elizabeth Park 3, Notre Dame 0 Golf tourney on tap Swiss Chalet and Aâ€"1 Carpet Cleaning of Oakville are again joining forces to hold their second annual golf tournament this Saturday (June 4) at Derrydale golf course in Mississauga. They are being helped by numerous sponsors. A donation will be made to Sick Children‘s Hospital in Toronto. For inforâ€" mation, contact Barry Brack at Aâ€"1 Carpet Cleaning at 849â€"9962. Northeastern Oklahoma AM. He set sinâ€" gle season records for home runs (13), RBI‘s (45) and total bases (104). The Queen Elizabeth Park graduate played errorless ball in right field. BOYS BASEBALL, QUARTERâ€"FINALS Volpe Division: Nelson 13, St. Thomas Aquinas 1; Notre Dame 4, T.A. Blakelock 3. Richardson Division: Milton 5, M.M. Robinson (Bur|) 1; Burlington Central 15, Bishop Reding SHRLS)SOFI’BALL, QUARTERâ€"FINALS Volpe Division: Pearson 13, T.A. Blakelock 10; Notre Dame 17, Nelson 1. Richardson Division: Georgetown 7, Aldershot (Burlington) 3; Milton 5, E.C. Drury (Milton) 4. But Winarski conceded team members were just a little peeved, for obvious reasons: "we were winning 2â€"1 before." SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Oakville, unfortunately, had the opposite luck in senior high school action with no teams advancing to the semiâ€"finals in either boys baseâ€" ball or girls softball. But a closer look at the rule book indicated that the game should, in fact, be replayed in its entirety. Coach Mayeur said the girls "didn‘t seem to get down. At the time, the coaches agreed the game would pick up where it left off. They were looking forward to playing another game." called (as were the above two games which hadn‘t yet started) because of a ferocious thunder and lightning storm. IT‘S YOUR N DECISIO