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D2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, November 29, 2000 Winter is Hear! 3* * Get Your ^ Cooling System Checked Today! Environmentally friendly "Glyclean" cooling system service. Recycle antifreeze y to manufacturers specs by measuring both coolant strength & PH level. Helps keep internal engines components from deteriorating. * S 5 8 95 Winners of the Lady Marlies tournament The Oakville Hornets Intermediate A rep team won the gold medal this past weekend in the Toronto Lady Marlies International hockey tournament. Outstanding between the pipes were Laura Robinson and Amelia May and they were helped out by outstanding defensive players Krysten DiTomasso, Mary Stuart and Erin Young. Oakville downed Etobicoke 1-0 in the opener. Diana Matheson found the net in the first period, assisted by Trisha Kosak. In game two, Oakville lost 1-0 to Kingston when they scored on a power play. It was the one and only goal scored on the Hornets during the five game tourna ment. Perth was no match for Oakville, falling 4-0. Single markers were scored by Trisha Kosak, Lisa Csima, Lindsay Stuart (on a fine individual rush) and Kristina Melhuish. Assists went to Diana Matheson (2), Tania Mula and Lindsay Stuart. Going into the semifinals Oakville had to face the only team they hadn't beaten during regular season play. The Hornets knew what they had to do and team play did it for them, downing their rivals 3-0. Goals were scored by Lindsay Stuart, Alicia Dercho and Diana Matheson. Assisting were Matheson and Ashley Grimm. Sault Ste. Marie was the team to beat for the gold medal. The Hornets had their work cut out for them after losing the gold to this team in a prior tournament. This time, how ever, the Hornets prevailed 3-0 to take home the hardware. Diana Matheson led the scoring with a pair of goals, sandwiched around Shanna Cooke's goal. Assists went to Alicia Dercho (2), Lisa Csima, Trisha Kosak and Katie Zwir. REGULAR LEAGUE In regular league action, the Oakville Hornets are in second place. They lost their first game on Nov. 7,4-1 against Brampton. Brampton had a fast start with two goals in the first six minutes before Lisa Csima put Oakville on the board 19 seconds later, assisted by Lindsay Stuart and Shanna Cooke. On Nov. 12 it was Oakville that built up a 2-0 lead en route to a 2-1 win over host Leaside who stopped the shutout bid with a late goal. Oakville goals were scored by Katie Zwir and Kristina Melhuish. Lindsay Stuart had two assists and Shanna Cooke a single helper. At home on Nov. 21, Oakville shut out Mississauga 2-0. Trisha Kosak and Alicia Dercho scored with assists to Diana Matheson (2) and Lisa Csima (2). Melissa Kennedy notches hat-trick in The Oakville Hornets atom BB rep hockey team. sponsored by Meray Motors and Halton Signs, continued its busy schedule this weekend with a trio of games. Friday night the Hornets were on home ice meeting the Leaside Wildcats for the first time this season. Tied in the standings with Leaside, the Hornets dearly wanted a win, however a slightly flat perfor mance left them on the losing end of 3-0 score. Looking to better their per formance of Friday the Hornets played host to Aurora on Saturday at Ice Sports. With a much improved effort the home side managed a 1-1 tie with Oakville's goal scored by Taylor Metcalf and assisted by Kaitlyn Wheeler. Sunday took the girls to Burlington where the line of Justine Bernier, Melissa Kennedy and Laura Pendlebury led their team to a convincing 5-2 win. The hot trio accounted for four of Oakville's goals, three for Kennedy and one by Bernier. The other scorer for Oakville was Alyssa Molfetta. Assists went to Bernier (2), win C h e ck Out Our W in te r T ire P ric e s ! Drive C lean R epair C entre Pendlebury, Kennedy and Kaitlyn Wheeler. The girls now take a short break in league play as they get ready for their second tourna ment next weekend in Whitby. AUTO SERVICE Q.E.W. N tr S. SERVICE RD. d < Winning record is not enough The Oakville Hornets peewee B rep team, sponsored by CIBC/Medela Canada, just failed to make it to the championship game in the Barrie Sharkfest Tournament, losing out on a tiebreaker rule after posting two wins and a loss in preliminary round action. The Hornets opened up with a come-from-behind 2-1 win over (See 'peewee B' page D3) A ccredited Repair Facility "t ` S P EER S RD.p I 1 573Chartw ell R d . O A K V IL L E _· 0 CO RNW ALL R D . ° 1 (905) 844-9641 Q alcuille 2000, PROTEGE SE P H IL T H Y 'S S P O T L IG H T : silver medalists in Chatham. BACK ROW: Dayna Newsom, Caroline Murdoch, Kristin Maton, Stephanie Smith, Krysten Bortolotti, Alexandra Saunders, Natasha Fryer, Shawna Madill, Jessica Gagner and Ellen Brandt. MIDDLE ROW: Libby Burgess, Nicole Paniccia, Meghan Eatough and Emma Revell. FRONT ROW: Michelle Saunders, Erin Beaver and Chelsea Young. TEAM STAFF: Randy Beaver (head coach), Mark Bortolotti (asst, coach), Peter Smith (asst, coach) and Diane Newsom (trainer). - Philthy' s Spotlight Teams receive a $50 gift certificate $199/& M A Z D A RO A D SID E DSSISTflnCE PRO G RRO l G R A D U A T E a .m m rM p. lot tat PR O G R A M 1 "Im mp o y w » t, I tfw o d L m m crtf« C MM t b ecm U m LS mMir lo rfctals. m azoa Get In Be Moved LEASE FROM Silver m edalists in C hatham tourney The Oakville Hornets novice BB rep team had to settle for the silver medal at a Chatham tourna ment, losing in the final 3-1 to host Chatham. Down 2-0, Oakville cut the deficit to 2-1 on a goal by Meghan Eatough from Chelsea Young. Oakville was pressing for the equalizer when Chatham put it away with a goal with 1:30 remain ing. Eatough picked up player of the game honours for Oakville. It ended a run of four wins for Oakville ... OAKVILLE 4, Sarnia 2: Goals were scored by Jessica Gagner (2), Meghan Eatough and Libby Burgess. Assists went to Eatough (2), Michelle Saunders, Jessica Gagner and Erin Beaver. OAKVILLE 5, Anne Arbour (Michigan) 0: Nicole Paniccia earned the shutout. Goals were scored by Libby Burgess, Dayna Newsom, Ellen Brandt, Krysten Bortolotti and Natasha Fryer. Assists went to Erin Beaver (2), Caroline Murdoch, Natasha Fryer and Dayna Newsom. OAKVILLE 3, Chatham 1: Chatham had not lost a game until this loss to Oakville. Emma Revell kept Chatham scoreless for the first two periods with solid defence from Erin Beaver, Alexandra Saunders, Stephanie Smith, Kristin Maton, Shawna Madill and Caroline Murdoch. Goals were scored by Meghan Eatough (2) and Jessica Gagner. Assists went to Eatough and Krysten Bortolotti. OAKVILLE 10, Michigan Capitals 0: Nicole Paniccia earned her second shutout of the tourna ment. 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