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R E A D Y , A I M , F I R E Emily Carr elementary school student Emilie Ougrinov lines up her shot during the Nights of Columbus Marian Council 3881's local qualifier for the Knights of Columbus Basketball Free Throw Championships Saturday at St. Thomas Aquinas high school. Ougrinov won the nine-year-old girls' division to advance to next Saturday's district competition. Other Oakville students to qualify for districts at the Marian Council meet were Josh St. Louis, Gianluca Pistilli, Troy Whitehorn, Matthew Spence, Michael Dos Santos, Vanessa Ougrinov, Kyiana Lawrence, Joanna Pepa and Emma Smith. Advancing from the Mary Mother of Gold Council 14446 competition held Friday at Aquinas were Jeffery Di Perna, Jaden Briscoe, Anthony Milek, Troy Williams, Jonathan Balsbastro, Taylor Lake, Sarah Malone, Isabella Boyd, Jazcel Balbastro, Sarah Urbankewicz and Sophia D'Aurora. | photo by Graham Paine -- Oakville Beaver -- @Halton_Photog Speed skaters win medals at provincial, regional meets Tiago Santos and James Nelson each won gold medals representing the Oakville Speed Skating Club at the third provincial series meet of the season recently in Clarington. Nicole Vrazinovski and Erin Stewart added silver medals and Tom Watson earned a bronze. Alina Santos, Mathew Samuel, Dania El Sammak, Sydney Little, Frank Feng, Electra Halushak, Alexis Halushak and Daniel Nelson all finished in the top six of their events. Oakville skaters combined for another seven medals at the fourth western regional meet of the year in Milton. Andrew Liou and Spencer Skeet won gold, Alec Neate and Damian Becker took silver, and Izabella Zakatsiolo, Manu Kadalayil and Emma Borca were bronze medalists. Adding top-six finishes were David Andrew Lioux (pictured in a 2014 meet) was one of Hinto, Chen Li, Helios He, Charlie Cotseveral Oakville Speed Skating Club members to win ton, Marcelo Giansante, Philip Szymbormedals at recent meets. | Oakville Beaver file photo ski, Nathaniel Caron and Adam Maynard. 27 | Friday, January 30, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Figure skater on Ontario team for Canada Winter Games Oakville resident Natalie Walker has been named to the 16-member team that will represent Ontario in figure skating at the Canada Winter Games Feb. 21-March 1 in Prince George, B.C. The 11-year-old Walker, who trains out of Milton Skating Club, finished behind only a 14-year-old competitor in the prenovice division at the Skate Canada Challenge earlier this season in Montreal. BMFA 2015 HOUSE LEAGUE SEASON AVAILABLE FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION O S R E P INScott Oldershaw Dean Oldershaw Fran McLellan Steve Blundy D TION R I B Y A L R R T S A I E N REG IN-PERSON REGISTRATION HOUSE LEAGUE TACKLE HOUSE LEAGUE DIVISIONS Tyke (players born 2007-2009) Atom (players born 2005-2006) Peewee (players born 2003-2004) Bantom (players born 2001-2002) save $50 on registration for 2015 House League Tackle season. must be redeemed in-person. offer NoT available online. aLso, bring in a new registrant and receive an additional $50 off! sunday Feb 8th 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm sunday Feb 15th 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm BuRLINgToN socceR Dome 5270 Fairview street Burlington Dome #3 McLellan won six consecutive Canadian titles continued from p.26 -- since moving to the town in 1970. Whether as a skater or team manager, McLellan has won world championship gold and silver medals and eight Canadian championships (including six in a row). In 2000, she received the prestigious Elizabeth Swan Award in recognition of her contribution to synchronized skating in Canada. Blundy (builder, hockey) served the Sheridan College athletic community in many ways, but he is most remembered for his contributions to hockey. A member of the school's first varsity hockey team in 1967, Blundy went on to coach both the Bruins men's and women's hockey teams, being named Ontario college hockey coach of the year in 1987 and 1988. He also managed the J.M. Porter Athletic Centre on Sheridan's Oakville campus for 23 years. Blundy will be inducted posthumously after he lost his battle with cancer last January. The addition of this year's five inductees will increase the Oakville Sports Hall of Fame's membership to 42. Tickets for the induction ceremony/dinner can be purchased for $110 per person or $800 for a table of eight. Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m., followed by dinner at 7 p.m. For more information, log onto www.oshof.com/events/dinner.html. Registration is available online for 2015 House League TackLe PRogRam. For more information please contact BmFa Director of House League Nicole Desrochers at houseleague@burlingtonminorfootball.ca Coaching positions also available. To apply, or for more information, please visit our website at www.burlingtonminorfootball.ca rf o n i m n to g n i l r u www.b AT W O N INE L N O R E ca . l l a REGIST b t foo