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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, July 14, 1999 which wrapped up Sunday afternoon at Appleby College. B.C. and Ontario were once again in the (See 'U-19 nationals' page D3) Photos by Peter J. Thompson The Oakville Crusaders hosted the first Burl-Oak Challenge, pitting the Crusaders against the Burlington Centaurs in a club-wide competition. In the spirit of the day, the score is kept running throughout the games. The Crusaders came out on top 166-29. The above games featured, in the left photo, the over-35 teams (Crusaders in stripes) and the U-19 juniors (Crusaders in yellow). Crusaders win first Burl-Oak challenge Burlington Mayor Rob Mclsaac had to don the jersey of the victorious Oakville Crusaders on Saturday as they won the inaugural Burl-Oak challenge. Oakville Mayor Ann Mulvale was also on hand for the festivities. The annual challenge pits the Oakville Crusaders against the Burlington Centaurs, and in the spirit of the competition the score is kept running through the various matches which this year included a women's side, men's side, over-35's, U-19's and U-16's. The Crusaders claimed this year's victory 166-29. But the real winner was the Canadian Cancer Society which was handed a cheque for $500 in mem­ ory of Michael Owens, who was instrumental in kicking off the archery program at the Crusaders. PLAYOFF ACTION! Christine Long of the Oakville Diamonds (left) carries the ball against a Burlington Shark player in Halton Girls Field Hockey semifinal action on Monday night. The Diamonds (second in the regular season) defeated the Burlington Sharks (3rd) and moved on to last night's championship match against Burlington's Play It Again Sports (4th). Play It Again Sports, in the other semifinal game, had upset first place AMCOR Packettes of Oakville 2-1. National tourney at Appleby 'Helping Make It Happen!' That's the motto • Under-19 Women's Field Hockey Championship on the volunteer hats given to members of the Oakville Field Hockey Club who made it hap­ pen for more than 160 players and coaches from across Canada who competed in the national Oakville M inor Lacrosse Gala Day The Oakville Minor Lacrosse Association wound up its house league season with Gala Day on June 27th -- a series of final games in the peanut through bantam divisions. Pictured below are this year's championship teams -- the Consilium Group in tyke division, Korrie-Sue Marshall/ReMax in novice, Proforma in peewee and Minute Man Press in bantam. The 1999 bantam house league champions, coached by John Metcalfe and Alan Farrer. The players (not in order) are Michael Barone, John Beeton, Matthew Eatough, Patrick Farrer, Kyle Ferguson, Daniel Hannigan-Daley, Charlie Long, Andy MacDonald, Thomas Metcalfe, Collin Minne, Brian Parker, Robby Seale, Michael Sullivan, Mitchell Yates and Robert Young. The 1999 peewee house league champions, coached by Perry Badham and Dalton Albrecht The players (not in order) are James Albrecht, Ryan Badham, Holden Collaton, Douglas Embleton, Hunter George, Sean Krauss, Philip LaPenna, Michael Lamantia, Cory Martin, D. Molicard- Chartier, Kevin Pozzobon, Zack Shepley, Daniel Welsh, Derek Werstroh and Matthew Ziesmann. The 1999 novice house league champions, coached by Bill Chandler and John Oliveira. The players (not in order) are Daniel Aziz, Jesse Bickerton, Brett Chandler, Michael Ciaramella, Daniel Dalby, Adam Dimarco, Britney Freeman, Jamie MacKenzie, Darcy McMahon, Kevin Oliveira, Calvin Reynolds and Cody Wilkinson. ALICE FAZOOLTS! CINEMA SPECIAL jV O A K V ILLE ( 9 0 5 ) 8 2 9 -3 2 5 0 2015 Winston Park Drive Next to AMC 24 Theatre (QEW and Winston Churchill) a u c e -- m om ! I T A L I A N • C l A b S H A C K 2 f o r 1 ENTREE Alice Fazooli's! cordially invites you and your guest to enjoy one complimentary entree when a second entree of equal or greater value is purchased. Coupon not redeemable for cash. Valid for dining room and takeout. One coupon per table, per visit. Not valid with any other offer. Expires September 1,1999. Open fo r lunch, dinner & late night dining, 7 days a week i i i i i \ i i The 1999 tyke house league champions, coached by Gary Ostermeier. The players (not in order) are Andrew Anstey, Tyler Badham, Krysten Bortolotti, Eric Chiasson, Matthew Cosgrove, Michael Derenzis, Luke Felice, Eric Jackson, Caleb McCabe, Andrew O 'Brien, Adam Ostermeier, Matthew Paneta, Adam Presutti and Daniel Tavares. National tourney at Appleby Oakville Minor Lacrosse Gala Day CINEMA SPECIAL jV OAKVILLE (905) 829-3250 2 for 1 ENTREE