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ËÊm Ü Midgets our hockey heroes once again Talented team captures All-Ontario Championship in four straight games The Orono Midget Leafs are once again All-Ontario Champions - this year under the sponsorship of Allin's Orchards. The win came with a sweep of four games against the Thedford Thunder. Last weekend the Leafs traveled traveled to Thedford where they trounced the opponents 7-0 in the first game and 3-2 in game two. Goalies Martin and Crashley each picked up a win. This weekend had the Thunder travelling east to Orono only to go home without a win. Game 3 on Saturday had the crowd on pins and needles as Orono squandered a 3-0 lead after the first period. Orono markers came from Robinson, assisted by Moffat and Barnes, Moffat from Robinson and Pisani from Millson. Orono regained the lead at 6:24 of the third on a second goal by Pisani from Dunham and Sutton. It looked like this might be the winner but with only 18 seconds left in the third, Thedford scored a power play goal and sent the game into overtime. It wasn't long into OT that Nathan Caruana scored a short-handed, unassisted goal to give the Leafs and Martin the win. The arena was filled to capacity capacity on Sunday and the crowd was filled with anticipation. The Leafs stormed out onto the ice with Crashley between the pipes and held a 2-0 lead at the end of the first. Scoring for Orono were Richter from Cox and Sutton and Sutton from Heerschop. Midway through the second, Moffat put the Leafs up 3-0 and the Thunder mustered up one goal late in the period. This would be the last of the scoring as the Leafs held off Thedford to come away with a 3-1 victory for the Championship. It has been a great season for the Allin's Orchard Midget Leafs and the team would like to thank their sponsors Paul and Cathleen Allin, the Orono Amatuer Athletic Association and all the fans who supported them throughout the year. And finally a big thank you to the parents who have supported these boys from Tyke to today. Have a great summer and see you in September! -JP Atoms 3-0 in playoffs Orono Apple Blossom Atoms are still on a playoff winning streak. On Saturday, March 15, Orono went head- to-head against Bowmanville's King Ritson Dental and came away with a 6-3 win. Patrick Leblanc continued on a hot streak, stopping several breakaways breakaways and a lot of hard shots. Orono scorers ' were Brandon Lane (4), Brandon Leblanc and Will Kirby with singles.. Assists went to Brandon Lane(l), Drew Rocha (2), Eric Easton(l), and Josh Halleman ( 1 ). Hockey parents, Jennifer and Phil Pisani celebratèd with the Orono Midget Leafs in winning their season. Minor Tykes earn spot in W Orono's Tri-Arch Education Minor Tykes earned a spot in the 'A' Championship by winning winning their last round robin, playoff playoff game 4-2 against Bowmanville Skylight Donuts. The defense Was again strong, led by Brett Ôtterbein who played well making some great saves. The rest of the defense was Chris Third, Chris Austin, Tate Simpson, Alex Bortolazzo, Kale Stephens and Owen King. Orono goals were scored by Connor Whitley, Ben deBoer, Jacob Diamond and Mitchell Trachsler. Assists went to Trachsler, Daniel Benedict and Trevor Greenwood. The first game of their 2 out of 3 series against rivals OPG was Monday night in Bowmanville with the second game on Saturday, March 29 at 2:00 in Orono. Taking action on climate change Together, we can do it. How many Canadians does it take to change a light bulb? One. Whether it's switching to energy-efficient light bulbs, turning down the thermostat or reducing car idling, every one of us can do our part. These are just some of the many ways to reduce energy use and the greenhouse gases that cause climate change. Help preserve our environment and clean air, and save money, too. The Climate Change Plan for Canada calls on all Canadians to reduce individual greenhouse gas emissions by 20% or about one tonne per person. Tike the one tonne challenge. To find out more, call 1 800 O-Canada (1 800 622-6232), TTY 1 800 465-7735 or visit climatechange.gc.ca. Government, Gouvernement of Canada du Canada Canada