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The Oakville Sports Hall of Fame (OSHOF) is inviting applications for its Athlete Scholarship & Assistance Program. Through the generosity of OSHOF honoured members Larry Cain and Donovan Bailey, the Oakville Sports Endowment Fund has been created to help local athletes in need of financial assistance to pursue their objectives in sport. The Oakville Sports Hall of Fame is responsible for identifying athletes who may receive assistance from the fund. Awards will be $1,000 and are to be given annually. The awards are ideally targeted to ath- letes who are from Oakville, competing at the national or international level, and in need of assistance with costs of their pro- gram. Both able-bodied and disabled ath- letes will be considered. The deadline for this years applica- tions is Aug. 15. For more information or an application form, log onto www.oshof. com or contact John Kubacki by calling 905-849-5882 or e-mailing john@kubacki. ca The Oakville Sports Hall of Fame is a volunteer, not-for-profit organization dedicated to honouring Oakvilles home- town heroes and raising funds to encour- f age the continued development o Oakvilles future sports stars. Since its inception 11 years ago, the OSHOF has recognized and subsequently honoured more than 30 significant sporting indi- viduals, including Olympic medalists, premier professional athletes, award- Join the Fun Ask About Birthday P arties Get Your Wheels in Motion 2105 Royal Win dsor Drive (just west of Sou thdown Road) www.scooters .on.ca (905) 823-4001 Scooters Roller Pala ce Public Skating Bowling Gifts Billiards Video Games Snack Bar 5 7 Th u rsd ay, Ju ly 28, 2011 O A K V ILLE B E A V E R w w w .in sid eH A LTO N .co m Give me space BANTAM TITANS FALL IN OFC SEMIFINAL: Alexander Flilippini of the Oakville Titans (left) tries to fend off Huronia Stallions tackler Zac Creamer during Saturday's Ontario Football Conference bantam varsity south semifinal contest at Bronte Athletic Field. Huronia downed the Titans 49-13. MICHAEL IVANIN / OAKVILLE BEAVER OSC U21 women also won League pCu title this season reunion in a way, Uremovich said it is clear they have not lost their competitive spirit. A lot of them work and have other things on the go, Peter Uremovich said of his team. It shows their level of commitment that they always showed up for prac- tice. They have the mindset that they drive themselves and they leave it all on the field. And the Oakville squad did it when it mattered most. Though it is third in the league standings, it won the Ontario Womens Soccer Leagues League Cup last month by beating Ottawa 2-0. In the Ontario Cup quarter-fi- nals, Oakville scored a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Dixie on a goal by Ashlee Savona. Savona, who played for Guyanas national team, came up big again in the semifinals with a three-goal performance in the a 4-1 win over Sudbury Dagys had the other goal. It was a tough game against Dixie and we could have lost in the quarters, Uremovich said. Sudbury had a couple of danger- ous players but they had some weaknesses in the back that we exposed. The win put them in the Ontario Cup final for the second year in a row, only this time Oakville emerged with the victory. Its the last time were going to play together as a team this year, Dagys said. So it was nice to fin- ish off the season on a positive note. Other members of Oakville Ontario Cup champion team are Jaclyn Alderdice, Celina Clark, Chantal Godin, Emma Mangliardi, Lindsay McDonald and Laura Zavaglia, coaches Alan McLaren and Steve Giftopoulos, trainers Debbie Hartman and Sue Prestedge and managers Rob Palmer and Sonya Palmer. It's the last time we're going to play together as a team this year. So it was nice to finish off the season on a positive note. Karly Dagys Continued from page 56 Oakville Sports Hall of Fame offering assistance for athletes winning coaches and builders, and an elite high school team. The OSHOF will hold its annual golf tourna- ment and luncheon Sept. 23 at Rattlesnake Point Golf Club. To register or for more information on the event, e-mail info@oshof.com or call Bob Labbett at 905-338-1528 or Jim Wilson at 905-338- 3732. The Oakville Angels mite rep team earned medals at back-to-back girls soft- ball tournaments earlier this month. Oakville notched gold at the 25th annual Teddy Bear tournament in Niagara Falls, then followed that up with a silver- medal showing at the Brampton Blast tournament. In Niagara Falls, the Angels won all four of their games, clinching the title with a 6-1 win over the rival Mississauta Tigers. Oakville continued its winning ways in Brampton, stopped only by a 9-3 defeat to the Brampton Seniors in the championship game. The Angels are currently preparing for the season-ending provincials, which will take place Aug. 12-14 in Georgetown. Oakvilles roster includes Jessica Hartley, Kelsey Lee, Tori Allingham, Lisa Papara, Sara Ceresia, Lauren Greco, Lauren Beattie, Angelina Lombardi, Sydney Turner, Sydney Lee and Paige Greco. Jim Lee, Rob Lombardi and Bryan Beattie coach the team, and Vicki Allingham is the team man- ager. g g ,Mite An els collect old silver medals