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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday November 12, 2008 - 33 Mason an instant star with Jackets Minor Oaks Hockey Association product Steve Mason is the National Hockey League's second star of the week. Mason, who made and won his NHL goaltending debut last Wednesday, won all three of his starts for the Columbus Blue Jackets. After beating the Edmonton Oilers 5-4 in his debut, he stopped 34 shots and both shootout attempts in a 4-3 win over the Montreal Canadiens and then made 22 saves in a 3-1 victory over the Calgary Flames. The 20-yearold had a 2.61 average and .907 save percentage for the week and Steve Mason finished second only to Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo, who posted three consecutive shutouts. Just four days into his NHL career, Mason already ranks sixth on Columbus' all-time win list and needed only one more victory to move into the top five. HOCKEYBRIEFS gold medal and played in both the ADT Canada-Russia Series and the CHL Top Prospects Game. He was also invited to Canada's world junior training camp last year. Jenner nets winner at U18 girls' nationals Oakville's Brianne Jenner scored on a breakaway in double overtime as Ontario Red claimed the National Women's Under-18 championship Sunday in Napanee. A turnover in the neutral zone sent Jenner alone on Roxanne Douville and she snapped a shot past the Quebec goalie, giving Ontario Red its fifth straight national title. "I had so many chances in this game," Jenner said. "I was thinking `shoot' when I had the breakaway because I messed up on the deke earlier." Jenner led Ontario Red in scoring and was third in the tournament with three goals and three assists. All three of her goals were game winners, including another overtime goal in a 2-1 win over Ontario Red in the first preliminary game. Oakville's Hayleigh Cudmore had four assists -- including two in Ontario Red's 5-2 semifinal victory over Manitoba -- in the five games. Ontario Blue, which included Oakville's Nicole Paniccia and Aurora Kennedy, narrowly missed a trip to the final after Quebec won the other semifinal 5-4 in overtime. Ontario Blue had tied the game in the final minute of regulation. Ontario Blue then lost 3-1 to Manitoba in the bronze-medal game. Cann shipped to London Knights The Ontario Hockey League's London Knights had success with one Oakville netminder, so they've gone out and got themselves another. The Knights acquired former Holy Trinity student Trevor Cann from the Peterborough Petes last week. Cann inherits the Knights' crease from Steve Mason, who tended net for London for three years before being dealt to the Kitchener Rangers in January. Cann, a second-round draft pick of the Colorado Avalanche, posted a 3.08 goals-against average and a .926 save percentage while going 5-5-0 with a shutout for the Petes this season. He played 143 games during his four seasons in Peterbourgh, and was a member of the Petes team that beat London in the 2006 OHL final to earn a spot in the Memorial Cup tournament. Cann has led the Canadian world under-18 team to a Reduce Reuse Recycle