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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ~SPORTS AND RECREATION Rep Hockey Report PEEWEE "AA": Oakville Rangers Peewee "AA" hockey team raised its record on the weekend to 8â€" 2 with victories over Brampton (5â€"1) and Chinguacousy (9â€"1). Chris Wait and Kyle Weagant lead the offence with two goals each against Brampton Saturday. Weagant was a oneâ€"man wrecking crew against Chinguacousy with a fiveâ€"goal, eightâ€"point night Sunday. Ryan Anderson and Kevin Eansor were solid in net in both games. PEEWEE "A": Oakville Rangers Peewee "A" hockey team defeated Orangeville 5â€"4 Oct. 30 and then blanked Milton 4â€"0 Nov. 6 to raise its record to 5â€"4â€"1. Goals against Orangeville were scored by James Levey (2), Gary Futterman, Justin Warwick and Shane Labelle. Bob Flaman, Shawn Butchart, Levey, Warwick and Geoff Schmid assisted. Goals against Milton were scored by Butchart, Futterman, Don Meathrel and Flaman. Levey (2), Schmid, Flaman and Luke Ridley assisted. Next game is Nov. 13 against Elora at Glen Abbey. MINOR PEEWEE "AA": Oakville Rangers Agway Metals Minor Peewee "AA" hockey team split a pair of games on the weekend. The team dropped a penaltyâ€"filled affair to Milton 2â€"1 then won the secâ€" ond 6â€"4 against Brampton, despite dressing only eight players as a result of game misconducts the previous evening, to raise its record to 6â€"2â€"2. Andrew Holman scored against Milton, assisted by Mike Probyn. Against Brampton, goals were scored by Robert Payne (2) and Stuart Matheson (2), Jonathan Yeh and Probyn. Assists went to Stephen King (2), Payne (2), Probyn, Yeh and Josh Crowley. MINOR BANTAM "AAA": Oakville Rangers Minor Bantam "AAA" hockey team lost to Brampton 2â€"1, but bounced back to defeat St. Catharines 4â€"3 to up its record to 4â€"2â€" 3. Against Brampton, the goal was scored by David Vandelaar and assistâ€" ed by Jason Gauthier and Brandon Gale. Ross Fiore, Chad Blundy, Jeff Wilson (2) had the goals against St. Catharines. Joey Renella, Chris Kline {2), Gale, Ryan Laughlin, Brent Moyer, Gauthier and Vandelaar assistâ€" ed. NOVICE "AAA": Pennzoil Novice "AAA" Rangers doubled Brampton 10â€"5 and then dumped *Brantford 6â€"1 on backâ€"toâ€"back nights. In the first game, Derek Dalziel netted six goals, Adam Lemay had two and David Nabeta and Patrick Mann had singles. Jordon Kaitting, Conor Murphy (3), Cory White, Dwayne Steele, Mann, Andrew Crosbie, Lemay and Michael Kozak drew assists. In the second game, Adam Ressner, Lemay (2) and Dalziel (3) lead the scoring, while Matthew Mclsaac (2), Kozak, Nabeta, Daren Hockaday (2), Mann, Steele and Lemay had helpers. ATOM "A": Bank of Montreal Atom "A" Rangers tied Erin 1â€"1 then went on to defeat Milton 2â€"1. The tie featured a strong performance by David Rookyard and good goaltendâ€" ing by Lisa Robertson and Matt Dyer. "John Whiting had the only Oakville goal assistedâ€" by Chris Daniels. C "‘ 22 * Raiders in By Sal Bommarito Special to the Beaver ; t. Thomas Aquinas Raiders junior boys football team will have the opportunity to avenge last year‘s quarterâ€"final playoff loss to Aldershot Lions when the two teams meet in the Tier 2 high school championship next Wednesday at Nelson. "We‘re hoping to even the score," said Raiders coach Rick Kalvaitis, whose team narrowly defeated the Lester B. Pearson Patriots 7â€"6 in junior football action Wednesday to advance to the final. Aldershot ousted the Raiders from last year‘s junior football playâ€" offs with a 12â€"6 win. "(The Lions) have a quality coach and a quality team," said Kalvaitis. Meanwhile, the Loyola Hawks will be watching this year‘s final from the sidelines after dropping their game to the Lions 33â€"14 at home. "We‘re really disappointed with the loss. We feel we should have been in the final," said Hawks coach Ed Ponikvar. The Hawks lead the game at the end of the first half 14â€"12. Ponikvar said the Hawks easily could have been leading in the first half 21â€"0. Instead, some missed scoring opportunities allowed the Lions to get back into the game. The Lions then scored on three long touchdown plays in the second half to seal the victory. The Raiders waited until the last quarter before pulling out their victoâ€" ry against the Patriots. "It was a lastâ€"minute drive. The team came back when we really needed it," said Kalvaitis. Raiders running back Nelson Laurence scored from six yards out with about three minutes remaining and Mike Welch kicked the extra point to give Aquinas a 7â€"6 lead. The victory was sealed after Raiders defensive end Jeff Almon stripped the ball from a Pearson ball carrier with two minutes remaining. Another key play was made in the first half by Raiders defensive halfâ€" back Jim Louis who intercepted a Patriot pass in the end zone to preâ€" vent a touchdown. Rank wins Crossâ€"Country Bronze medal Tanya Rank, of the Oakville Legion Track and Field Club, won a bronze medal at the Canadian Minor Crossâ€"Country Championships last weekend at Centennial Park in Etobicoke. Rank (11), running in the atom girls division, completed the 2.5â€" km course in 11 minutes. In other action, Nicholas Philp (10) finished 23rd in a field of 41 starters in the tyke boys 1.5â€"km !!l rr: es 4. 9 oAE T , . d d adtows a 3 7 ‘ I Â¥ i ® . l +Â¥ # l‘ + ; T3 + mm«flmm'm.. ;‘;.'.;.k-“!m.a;.,,..f-._‘;w FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1993 Junior Boys Football Playoffs Lions out PAGE 18 Two Loyola Hawks bring down a Aldershot Lion runner in Wednesday‘s Tier 2 high school football quarâ€" terâ€"final playoff game. (Photo by Peter McCusker) 4 Men‘s Touch Football final on Saturday The two finalists in the North Oakville Men‘s Touch Football Association will take the field in what promises to be a classic David versus Goliath matchâ€"up. The Blackhawks, thirdâ€"place finishâ€" ers in divisional play with a 6â€"8 record, MICHELLE RUSINIAK wins $25.00 in Giff Certificates from the Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, 4 165 Cross Avenue. will face the favored Golden Eagles, first place finishers with a 13â€"1 record at season‘s end. Both teams advanced by winning their first and second round playoff games in the overâ€"30, eightâ€"team league. In the second round, the Hawks shocked their firstâ€"place interâ€"divisional opponent to advance to the final. The team will try for its third straight upset win in the league champiâ€" onshiop against the Eagles at White Oaks High School, on the main field, Saturday at10 a.m. Michelle Rusiniak, an 18â€"yearâ€"old OAC student, is the star player on the Loyola Hawks senior girls‘ basketâ€" ball team. Rusiniak, who can play both guard and forâ€" ward, scored 24 points to lead her team past Notre _ Dame in playoff action Wednesday. Her coach describes her as a "hardâ€"working, enthusiastic, allâ€" around player." The Hawks will face Nelson as basâ€" ketball playoff action continues Nov. 15th. lTALIAN RESTAURANT THE OAKVILLE BEAVER im “"4‘”"‘: """ 'Q.‘ ".t“.f‘.qi [t"’?gy?;f"i @4 «i5