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He said his Oakville team didn‘t know what to expect going into the game since they hadn‘t met up with the Richardson division champs (who finished the regular season with an identical 7â€"1 record). "We knew we had to play our best. We were confident." Blakelock had previously won its divisional playoff game against E.C. With coach Jacquie Bale out on maternity leave, assistant coach Dan Hill has stepped to the fore to lead them through the playoffs. JUNIOR GAME The Iroquois Ridge team has to be considered a surprise since the school just opened this school year. With Georgetown expected to "double and triple block" Blakelock star and captain Dan Lewis, Pike said everyone is going to have to produce. Blakelock, which sported a 7â€"1 record in the Volpe Division, were giant killers of sorts last round, ousting the Richardson Division champion M.M. Robinson 2â€"1 in Thursday‘s semiâ€"final game. Indeed, the Toronto Raptors would be only to happy to repeat "They beat us but I wouldn‘t say convincingly," said coâ€"captain Cory Pike. "We had an off game. We didn‘t play to the best of our abiliâ€" ties." While conceding that Georgetown is "awfully tough", he said his teammates are confident. "We beat them 19â€"17 in the third game," said Pike, sheepishly. Hoping to mar those perfect records will be T.A. Blakelock in the senior game (5 p.m. start) and Iroquois Ridge in the junior game (3:30 p.m. start). Blakelock‘s only blemish league play this year was Georgetown. To do it, however, they will have to overcome the same obstacle â€" Georgetown District High School. Both the junior and senior Georgetown teams managed to compile an undefeated record in league play (the seniors were 8â€"0, the juniors 9â€"0) and keep it that way throughout the playoffs. By NORMAN NELSON Beaver Sports Editor Oakville high schools have a shot at winning both the boys senior and junior Halton volleyball crowns at Sheridan College this Tuesday. Two Oakville schools vie for Halton volleyball crown SPORTS 2 o We On the strength of two fourthâ€"quarter touchdowns, the St. Thomas Aquinas junior football team managed to defeat Queen Elizabeth Park 15â€"6 and earn a ticket to the Halton championship. Loyola lost its Friday semiâ€"final game 36â€"0 to M.M. Robinson. (Photo by Barrie Erskine) Junior Raiders meet Assumption for football crown The senior semiâ€"final games were on tap Friday and included Oakville‘s Loyola at M.M. Robinson and Nelson at Milton. St. Thomas Aquinas now faces Assumption â€" which upset Nelson 15â€"7 in the other allâ€" Burlington semiâ€"final â€" for the Halton champiâ€" onship this Thursday (Nov. 17) at 10 a.m. The Hamilton Tigerâ€"Cats may never set foot in Ivor Wynne Stadium again, but the St. Thomas Aquinas junior football team ensured themselves a booking, after defeating crossâ€"town rival Queen Elizabeth Park 15â€"6 in Thursday‘s semiâ€"final game. The senior Halton championship is set for noon. A consolation round also gives the league‘s nonâ€"playoff teams a second chance to prove their the record of this expansion franâ€" chise which finished the season with a 7â€"2 record and went on in the playoffs to defeat divisional rivals Acton and Bishop Reding and then the top team from the Richardson A brand new taste is making its debut this November at McDonald‘ s â€" McChicken Supreme. Succulent McChicken, a delicious slice of ham, Igrocessed swiss cheese, tomato and mayonnaise, all on a toasted Quarter Pounder bun. So come into McDonald‘ s today... and be the first on your block to try a taste that‘s supremely delicious! The team certainly started off on the right foot, picking up "some division, M.M. Robinson. "Maybe they (the Raptors) will sign me up," said coach Michelle Walker, enjoying a laugh. McChicken Supreme In last Wednesday‘s semiâ€"final matchâ€"ups, Loyola defeated Aldershot 20â€"7 while Oakville Trafalgar downed T.A. Blakelock 17â€"6. In the senior division, the championship game will be held at Nelson Stadium this Wednesday at noon. The senior semiâ€"final games were held on Friday and included St. Thomas Aquinas at Assumption and Aldershot at Oakville Trafalgar. The St. Thomas Aquinas juniors are looking for a close game against Assumption in the Halton final. "The last time we played them, they beat us by one point," said coach Rick Kalvaitis who In the junior division, it will be an allâ€" Oakville affair with Loyola battling Oakville Trafalgar this Wednesday (Nov. 16), 10 a.m. at Burlington‘s Nelson Stadium. "It was a real tight battle, back and forth," yed them, they beat us _ said Kalvaitis. "We were down 6â€"3 going into the ch Rick Kalvaitis who fourth." High School Scoreboard Friday, November 4 (first round playoffs): (Ivor Wynne round) Milton 28, Blakelock 10 Loyola 23, Q.E. Park 13 Nelson 18, Notre Dame 17 M.M.Robinson 45, Lord Elgin 14 (Nelson Stadium round) St.T.Aquinas 17, White Oaks 7 Aldershot 9, Pearson 0 Oakâ€"Trafalgar (bye) BC at Asm (B.C. defaults) Friday, November 11* (second round playoffs): (Ivor Wynne Round) M.M. Robinson 36, Loyola 0 Nelson at Milton (Nelson Stadium round) STA at Asm (Nelson Stadium) Aldershot at Oakville Trafaigar Wednesday, November 16 (consoâ€" lation championship at Nelson Stadium, noon): Thursday, November 17 (Halton championship at Ivor Wynne, noon): Aldershot 48, White Oaks 7 Blakelock 34, Lord Elgin 7 Loyola 27, Burlington Central 19 Oakâ€"Trafalgar 41, Georgetown 28 Q.E. Park 20, Notre Dame 16 St. Thomas Aquinas 14, Milton 0 Assumption 30, M.M. Robinson 21 Nelson 69, Pearson 6 Past week‘s second round results: (Ivor Wynne round) St. T. Aquinas 15, Q.E. Park 6 First round playoffs: Thursday, November 10: Blakelock 2, M.M. Robinson 1 Georgetown 2, Oak Trafalg 1 Tues., Nov. 15 (Halton champiâ€" onship at Sheridan, 5 p.m.): Blakelock vs Georgetown JUNIOR PLAYOFFS Thursday, November 10: Iroquois Ridge 2, M.M..Robinson 0 Georgetown 2, Oak Trafalg 0 Tues., Nov. 15 (Halton champiâ€" oml»patShendan 3:30 p.m.): good athletes" from neighboring White Oaks Secondary School which had to give up some of its catchment area to the new public high school (and, unlike the Bruce McNall‘ Los Angeles Kings, they Milton Blakelock E.C. Drury Georgetown Loyola Q.E. Park White Oaks o co co co co co o C °w o â€" Nn o a m oo# P St.T.Aquinas 9 Burl Central 9 Notre Dame 9 Assumption 9 Pearson 9 M.M.Robinsn 9 Nelson 9 Aldershot â€" 9 Lord Elgin 9 Oakâ€"Trafalg 9 o â€" o o n oo â€"~ icz BurlCentral 9 7 2 441 312 14 Notre Dame 9 6 3 463 327 12 Assumption 9 6 3 405 380 12 Pearson 9 5 4 398 343 10 M.M.Robinsn 9 5 4 417 334 8 Nelson 9 3 6 241 300 6 Aldershot _ 9 3 6 407 388 6 Lord Elgin 9 1 8 259 379 2 Oakâ€"Trafalg 9 O 9 154 457 0 Monday, November 7 (final regular season games): St.T.Aquinas 54, Assumption 45 Lord Elgin 30, Oak Trafalg 22 M.M.Robinson 49, Nelson 18 Burl Central 39, Pearson 34 Assumption 15, Nelson 7 (Nelson Stadium round) Oakâ€"Trafaigar 17, Blakelock 6 Loyola 20, Aldershot 7 Wednesday, November 16 (consoâ€" lation championship at Nelson Stadium, 10 a.m.): Oakville Trafaigar vs Loyola Thursday, November 17 (Halton championship at Ivor Wynne, 10 a.m.): St.T.Aquinas vs Assumption SENIOR (VOLPE DIVISION) P WL PF PA _P BishReding 8 8 0 464185 16 Milton 8 7 1 463 260 14 Blakelock 8 6 2 343 308 12 E.C. Drury 8 5 3 409 311 10 Georgetown 8 4 4 351 402 8 Loyola 8 3 5 284 370 6 QE.Park 8 2 6 292 238 4 White Oaks 8 1 7 238 397 2 Acton 8 0 8 200 418 0 Tuesday, Novombov 8 (final regular season Loyola 46, Q.E. Park 24 Blakelock 42, White Oaks 21 Milton 68, Acton 23 E.C. Drury 75, Georgetown 42 E.C. Drury 58, Q.E. Park 36 Thurs., Nov. 10 (first round playoff): E.C. Drury 52, Georgetown 33 Blakelock 55, Loyola 30 Tues., Nov. 15 (second round) E.C. Drury at Bishop Reding Blakelock at Mlton (RICHARDSON DIVISION) P W L PF PA _P StT.Aquinas 9 9 0 460 331 18 Big plays, of course, aren‘t limited to the offence, and the defence â€" led by Mark Cabral and Jim Luis â€" is more than capable. St. Thomas Aquinas came back with two fourthâ€"quarter touchdowns to seal the 15â€"6 victoâ€" ry against Q.E. Park. The two majors were scored by Andrew Saulez on a quarterback sneak and Peter Ferreira on a pass from Saulez. Jose Bento booted a 35â€" yard field goal. The ‘big play‘ players on the Raiders, he said, include quarterback Andrew Saulez and running backs Nelson Lourenco and Peter Ferreira. predicted that the game at Ivor Wynne will be won by which ever team "gets the big play." didn‘t even get a territorial fee). Among the catches from White Oaks was Atila Ozkaplin. "He‘s come in and shown a lot of leaderâ€" ship and excellent skills," said Walker. Quaker State Quality evert/iime! 260 Speers Road Notre Dame 61, Aldershot 45 Wed. Nov. 9 (first round playof): M.M.Robinson 41, Notre Dame 39 Pearson 54, Assumption 44 Mon. Nov. 14 (second round): M.M. Robinson at St.T.Aquinas Pearson at Burlington Central JUNIOR (VOLPE DIVISION) P W L PF PA _P BishReding 9 9 0 447 243 18 E.C.Drury 9 7 2 360 274 14 Milton 9 7 2 370 290 14 White Oaks 9 6 3 323 289 12 Loyola 9 5 4 401 373 10 Blakelock . 9 4 5 257 279 8 QE.Park 9 3 6 228 287 6 Georgetown 9 3 6 289 373 6 Acton 9 1 8 239 422 2 Iroquois R 9 0 9 197 313 0 Tuesday, November 8 (final regular season games): Loyola 53, Q.E. Park 35 White Oaks 28, Blakelock 20 Milton 59, Acton 14 E.C. Drury 52, Georgetown 36 Bishp Redng 47, Iroquois R 30 Thurs., Nov. 10 (first round playoff): Milton 49, Blakelock 23 White Oaks 38, Loyola 25 Tues., Nov. 15 (second round) Milton at E.C. Drury White Oaks at Bishop Reding (RICHARDSON DIVISION) P W L PFOPA Oakâ€"Trafalg 8 M.M. Robins 8 Nelson 8 Notre Dame 8 8 3 5 284 298 6 , BurlCent 8 2 6 227 364 4 Aldershot _ 8 1 7 163 260 2 Pearson 8 1 7 255 974 2 Monday, November 7 (final season games): St.T.Aquinas 37, Assumption 33 M.M.Robinson 41, Nelson 38 Burt Central 38, Pearson 34 Notre Dame 58, Aldershot 26 Wed. Nov. 9 (first round playof): Nelson 39, Assumption 10 Notre Dame 44, St.T.Aquinas 31 Mon. Nov. 14 (second round): Notre Dame at Oakville Trafaigar Nelson at M.M. Robinson 3