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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, February 5, 2015 | 40 Seven Edge teams medal at Synchro Capers meet Oakville Edge teams won three events and finished second in three others at the Synchro Capers synchronized skating meet hosted by Skate Oakville last weekend at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. The Edge's victories came in the juvenile gold final, the elementary gold final and the beginner II silver final. Oakville placed second in the junior division, the juvenile free program 1 and the elementary free program 1. The Edge added a bronze in the novice division and was fourth in the open division. Burlington's Nexxice won the junior, open, intermediate and novice divisions. Other event winners were Unionville's Sparking Ice (juvenile free program 1, elementary free program 1 and beginner II free program 1), Leaside's Meraki (senior division), Mount Brydges (pre-novice free program 1 and pre-novice gold final), Whitby's Ice Fyre (pre-novice silver final), London's Synchronicity (juvenile silver final), Kitchener-Waterloo's Revolution (elementary silver final), Hamilton's Ice Element (beginner I free program 1), Brooke Alvinston's Ice Angels (beginner II gold final), Mississauga Ice Precise (adult I division, adult III free program 1 and adult III gold final), Watford's Ice FX (adult II free program 1 and adult II gold final), North Bay's Syncsation (adult II silver final) and Newmarket's Iced Energy (adult III silver final). Synchro Capers is hosted annually by Skate Oakville, in collaboration with Skate Canada-Central Ontario, and is one of the largest synchronized skating competitions in Canada. The Oakville Edge elementary A team was one of three local entries to win an event at the Synchro Capers synchronized skating meet hosted by Skate Oakville last weekend at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. | photo by Doug Shelley -- Special to the Beaver Synchro Capers Event Winners And Local Results Senior 1. Meraki (Leaside), 57.40 points Junior 1. Nexxice (Burlington), 156.09 2. Oakville Edge, 100.15 Open 1. Nexxice, 120.39 4. Oakville Edge, 86.11 Intermediate 1. Nexxice, 89.89 Novice 1. Nexxice, 90.14 3. Oakville Edge, 74.28 Pre-novice free program 1 1. Mount Brydges Magic Blades, 17.03 Pre-novice gold final 1. Mount Brydges Magic Blades, 32.10 Pre-novice silver final 1. Ice Fyre (Whitby), 26.68 Juvenile free program 1 1. Sparkling Ice (Unionville), 13.78 2. Oakville Edge, 13.03 Juvenile gold final 1. Oakville Edge, 24.91 Juvenile silver final 1. Synchronicity, 22.61 Elementary free program 1 1. Sparkling Ice, 9.88 2. Oakville Edge A, 9.00 8. Oakville Edge B, 7.59 Elementary gold final 1. Oakville Edge A, 19.14 8. Oakville Edge B, 14.15 Elementary silver final 1. Revolution (Kitchener-Waterloo), 16.06 Beginner I 1. Ice Element (Hamilton), 6.99 4. Skate Oakville Beginner 1 Plus, 6.51 8. Oakville Edge, 6.30 Beginner II free program 1 1. Sparkling Ice, 6.00 6. Oakville Edge, 4.67 Beginner II gold final 1. Alvinston Ice Angels (BrookeAlvinston), 11.53 Beginner II silver final 1. Oakville Edge, 9.03 Adult I 1. Mississauga Ice Precise, 83.46 Adult II free program 1 1. Ice FX (Watford), 18.88 Adult II gold final 1. Ice FX, 40.33 Adult II silver final 1. Syncsation (North Bay) Adult III free program 1 1. Mississauga Ice Precise, 10.29 7. Oakville Over The Edge, 7.49 Adult III gold final 1. Mississauga Ice Precise, 20.43 7. Oakville Over The Edge, 16.12 Adult III silver final 1. Iced Energy (Newmarket), 15.47 -- Where applicable, top-half finishers in free program 1 compete in gold finals, bottom-half finishers compete in silver finals) Super Sunday for peewee Hornets Super Bowl Sunday was even more super for the Oakville peewee A Hornets. The Hornets won the peewee A girls' division of the International Silver Stick Sunday in Sarnia, clinching the title with a 2-1 victory over the Saugeen Maitland Lightning in the final. Lauren Cabaday provided the game-winning goal, pouncing on a rebound in the third period to break a 1-1 tie. Alex Levert also scored and Maddyx Lindsay supplied rock-solid goaltending for the Hornets, who played the championship game with injured teammate Saoirse Crosson's jersey hanging behind the bench and her No. 30 face painted on their cheeks. "We are all very proud of our girls. They had a tremendous weekend, playing some of their best hockey of the year against some very strong competition," said Hornets coach Al Lindsay. "The Silver Stick... was an extremely well-run tournament with great volunteers that are truly passionate about hockey. It all made for a great experience that we won't soon forget. I know that our girls are looking forward to the opportunity to come back again next year." The Hornets tied the Lightning 4-4 in their first game of the tournament, then posted a 7-1 win over Detroit Compuware and a 3-3 draw against Detroit Little Caesars. Oakville rode the shutout goaltending of Brooke Eyram to a 3-0 vicThe Oakville Hornets won the peewee A girls' division of the International Silver Stick Sunday in Sarnia, clinching the title with a 2-1 victory over the Saugeen Maitland Lightning. | photo submitted tory over the Windsor Wildcats in the semifinals. Crosson was injured in the final round-robin game against Little Caesars and missed the remainder of the tournament. Other members of the Hornets are Jessica Haylock, Ava Henry, Reagan Lindsay, Julia Longhurst, Victoria McGarrity, Natasha Melhuish, Selena Monardo, Shannon O'Hare, Jenni Randell, Sonja Si- mioni, Katie Stone and Ella Walker. Andrew McGarrity, John Haylock and Jeff Longhurst are the team's assistant coaches, and Cynthia Lindsay is the trainer.