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Oakville's DeFazio inks deal with Bruins Brandon DeFazio has signed a one-year contract with the Boston Bruins. The Oakville native made his NHL debut last season, playing two games with the Vancouver Canucks in November. DeFazio, 26, led the American Hockey League's Utica Comets with 21 goals and was second in team scoring with a career-best 43 points. He helped Utica reach the Calder Cup final where the Comets lost to the Manchester Monarchs. The former Oakville Blade turned pro after completing his senior season at Clarkson University in 2011. The 6-foot-2, 205-pound winger has 118 career points in four AHL seasons, having also played with Bridgeport and Wilkes-Barre Scranton. Blue Devils stay unbeaten in League1 A rare indoor game couldn't derail the Oakville Blue Devils' unbeaten run in their inaugural League1 Ontario soccer season. Khody Ellis and Filip Vilela each scored twice as Oakville defeated Durham FC United Sunday at Pickering Soccer Centre. Gary Giffin also tallied for the Blue Devils, who have nine wins and a tie in 10 regular-season outings and own an eight-point lead atop League1. Oakville will host Toronto FC Academy this Sunday at Sheridan College Stadium, beginning at 4 p.m. Receiver scores three TDs, but Longhorns lose Oakville Longhorns receiver Archelaus Jack scored touchdowns in three different ways, but it wasn't nearly enough for the Longhorns to avoid their fifth defeat in as many Northern Football Conference outings Saturday at Bronte Athletic Field. Montreal Transit quarterback Mathieu Rene completed 26 of 30 passes for 374 yards and seven touchdowns, leading Montreal to a 60-22 victory over the Longhorns. Jack scored on a 10-yard run in the first quarter, cutting Montreal's lead to 12-7, and added an 82-yard kickoff return in the second quarter to make the score 28-14. Jack's final major came on a 14-yard pass from Mickey What's the HOTTEST Sport... ... & the COOLEST Game... For GIRLS? Pan Am golf champion will receive Open invite continued from p.1 on the World Amateur Golf Ranking. Other Canadians confirmed for the tournament Friday were Canadian PGA Tour players David Hearn, Adam Hadwin, Nick Taylor and Roger Sloan; Web.com Tour player Brad Fritsch; Team Canada Young Pro Squad members Corey Connors, Taylor Pendrith and Adam Svensson; national amateur squad member Austin Connelly; 2014 Canadian men's midamateur champion Garrett Rank; PGA of Canada Player Rankings leader Billy Walsh; and RBC Canadian Open Ontario Regional Qualifer champion Richard Jung. "This is our Open and we're proud to have these 15 deserving Canadians compete in the 106th playing of Canada's national men's open championship," said RBC Canadian Open tournament director Brent McLaughlin. "The depth of talent in Canadian golf has never been stronger and I'm sure each of them will feel the tremendous wave of Canadian pride and support from golf fans across the country." Golf Canada will also grant a Canadian Open exemption to the winner of the men's golf competition at this month's Pan Am Games in Toronto. That tournament will take place July 1319 at Angus Glen Golf Club, where 32 players from 16 countries will compete. 47 | Thursday, July 9, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Sports Briefs Trumper in the third quarter, after Montreal had ballooned its lead to 48-14. The 23-year-old Jack, who worked out for the CFL's Winnipeg Blue Bombers last fall, now has 10 touchdowns in five games. Chris Hibbert made five tackles Saturday for the Longhorns, who had lost their previous two games by a combined eight points. Oakville will try once again to break into the win column this Saturday when it is home to the Toronto Raiders. Kickoff at Bronte is scheduled for 6 p.m. 10U Whitecaps win Windsor tournament In their final competition before the Little League district playdowns, the Oakville 10U Whitecaps won five straight games to claim the championship at the Windsor Friendship Tournament last weekend. Oakville clinched the tournament title with a 16-2 victory over Belle River, the same team the Whitecaps routed 13-0 in the semifinals. In the preliminary round, Oakville defeated Windsor Central, Forest Glade and Windsor South. Oakville's Braeden Dyck was named the MVP in the final after going 3-for-3 with four runs batted in. Dyck also pitching three innings of no-hit ball, striking out nine. In the semifinal, the Whitecaps' Lucas Marley held Belle River hitless in two innings of mound work, fanning six. William Nicholson hit a two-run single while Danny Keith, Connor Waters, Willem O'Reilley and Dyck also delivered run-scoring hits. Also contributing during the tournament were Colin Andrews-O'Connor, Owen Coates, Jacob Malinauskas, Noah Marley, Caden Reed, Jack Shiebler and Thai TurongAtkins. Bryan Dyck, Derek O'Reilley and David Zilkey coach the Whitecaps, who will next compete in the Little League district championships that begin July 18 in Ancaster. Burlington resident Blair Hamilton will play in the RBC Canadian Open this month at Glen Abbey Golf Club. | photo courtesy University of Houston The Canadians confirmed for Glen Abbey will join a field of PGA TOUR and international stars that includes World No. 3 Bubba Watson, World No. 5 Jim Furyk, World No. 8 Jason Day, World No. 13 J.B. Holmes, World No. 16 Matt Kuchar, World No. 17 Chris Kirk, World No. 22 Brooks Koepka, World No. 26 Brandt Snedeker, World No. 30 Ryan Palmer, World No. 40 Hunter Mahan, World No. 48 Graeme McDowell, World No. 65 Luke Donald, and World Golf Hall of Fame member Ernie Els. 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