In sweltering heat, the Longhorns broke a tight game open with two fourth quarter touchâ€" downs to send more than 1,000 Sudbury fans home disappointed. The Longhorns will be doing everything in their power to ensure their own fans will meet a better fate during fan appreciation night this Saturday, 7 p.m., at Bronte Athletic Field. Trying to spoil the party will be the Toronto Eagles who have put together two wins, a loss and a tie in their first four games, and are "a vastly improved club from last year," said Longhorns coach Tony Molnar. The Oakville Longhorns upped their perfect record to four straight wins with a 21â€"10 win over the Sudbury Spartans Saturday night. Longhorns sizzle in Sudbury The Halton High School girls softball league had its allâ€"star game on Friday night and the Volpe Division, where all the Oakville schools play, dropped a close 6â€"5 decision to the rival Richardson Division. The Volpe team almost pulled off a miraculous comeâ€"back when they scored four runs in the last inning to tie the game at 5â€"5 and push it into extra innings. Unfortunately, the Richardson Division managed to put through the winning run the very next inning. Pictured here is Loyola‘s Jplie Simiani. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) The fourth quarter, by comparison, featured an orgy of scoring with a Sudbury touchdown sandwiched between two Oakville touchdowns. All were converted. After a scoreless second quarter, Sudbury managed a field goal in the third quarter to cut the lead to 7â€"3. Oakville started things off with Demerling hitting Jamie Wootton on 25â€"yard pass and then finished up the scoring with Demerling connectâ€" ing with Will Thompson on a nineâ€"yard pass. Oakville opened the scoring at the nine minute mark of the first quarter with quarterback Mark Demerling hitting Craig Mitchell on a five yard pass. Mike Jackson converted. The air attack proved to be the difference ~SPORTS Home Court provides a variety of yearâ€"round basketball programs, available to all ages, including instructional day camps and organized competitive leagues and tournaments. + â€" For more information, call 825â€"4117. The $15 fee includes a free Tâ€"shirt and a twoâ€" game guarantee. Part of the proceeds will be donated to Christian Horizons, an organization for the physically and mentally challenged. Teams can carry four players (three players and a substitute). Registration forms, which can be picked up at the Gym (11 Lakeshore Road West) or the Oakville Beaver (467 Speers Road) can be dropped off at Home Court Basketball (22 Riverview Street) which is sponsoring the popuâ€" lar competition. The annual tournament gets underway on Sunday, 11 a.m., on several courts at Bronte Village Mall (at Bronte and Lakeshore roads). Categories include boys and girls 14 to 16 years of age, open women, intermediate men, and advanced men. If you‘d like to play some threeâ€"onâ€"three basâ€" ketball at this weekend‘s Waterfront Festival, you only have until this Thursday at noon to regâ€" ister. bâ€"ball tourney Threeâ€"onâ€"three Oakville decided to move up to the top diviâ€" sion this year after a playoff championship in their second tier division last year. The 10â€"team league includes Oakville, Barrie, Woodbridge, North York, Aurora, Bramalea, Scarborough, Brampton, Guelph and Peterborough (which was also promoted this year). But unfortunately, they couldn‘t capitalize on any of them â€" including a penalty shot by John Shola â€" and had to settle for a 0â€"0 draw to push their undefeated record in the Ontario Soccer League to one win and three ties. "Overall, the whole team played well," said team official Joe Horvat. "The defence was solid and the forwards had a lot of chances but couldn‘t put one in." Oakville Velebit soccer club outâ€"chanced the visiting Aurora Hearts Saturday at Bronte Athletic Field before more than 100 fans. Oakville now embarks on a threeâ€"game road trip â€" July 1 in Bramalea, July 12 in Scarborough and July 15 in Brampton â€" before hosting Peterborough at Bronte Athletic Field on Sun., July 24 at 6 p.m. Oakville Velebit still undefeated Sudbury, on the other hand, made good on only only six of 19 attempts through the air for 90 yards. On the ground, it was relatively even with Oakville notching 65 yards on 24 carries and Sudbury recording 64 yards on 28 carries. with Demerling making good on 21 of 25 attempts for 197 yards, including the three touchdowns. With help from the Toronto CNE and the Royal Bank, Waterfront Festival organizers are proud to present four fabulous summer ice skating shows on a ‘Glice‘ rink that will be set up next to Stage Two. More than 60 talented Oakville figure skaters and more than 40 precision skaters will preâ€" sent a salute to New Country. The Skaters, many of them provincial champions, will perform Saturday at 10 a.m. and 2;:30 p.m. and Sunday at noon and 4 p.m. Pictured here, are a few of the skaters that will be giving this unique outdoor show. Back row: Karen Sullivan, Sheila MacDonald and Sonya Chrastina. Middle row: Ashley Young, Emma Whetstone, Cassandra Ciotta. Front row; Daniel Dyer and Shalona Doherty. Ken and Barbie: Ashley Durbano and Tim Hewitt. Player Luke Domski (Voodoo) Mark O‘Brien (Voodoo) Tyson White (Rage) Michael Ball (Voodoo) David Shore (Rage) Shawn Butchart (Rage) Dane Gilbert (Rage) Chad Watson (Rage) Thomas Neary (Rage) Adam Oliver (Voodoo) Player goals Jimmy Turner (Vipers) Andrew Green (Barracudas) Steve Vivian (Barracudas) Craig MacMillan (Vipers) Adam Ressner (Vipers) Andrew Wylie (Vipers) Wayne Hutchings (Vipers) Sean Dacosta (Vipers) Reid Millar (Vipers) Matthew Hilson (Barracudas) Casey Kinsland (Barracudas) Tyler Butchart (Barracudas) Atom division 42 Nn o aa 0 6 Vipers 5 Barracudas 5 Brad Guy (Pilgrim Wood); 6th, Stephan Tschan (Q.E. Park). High jump: 1st Jamie Brown (Frontenac), 1.40; 3rd, Olivier Dyasan (Falgarwood), 1.35; 4th, Jeff Paxon (Pilgrim Wood), 1.35; 6th, Rob Conboy (Pilgrim Wood), 1.30. Triple jump: 1st, Jamie Brown (Frontenac), 9.49; 3rd, Scott Piotrowski (Pilgrim Wood), 8.74; 5th, Matt Leventsis (Brookdale), 8.27. Shot put: 1st, Josh Steffins (Frontenac), 9.10; 3rd, Travis Cutler (Pilgrim Wood), 8.49; 6th, Mike Hâ€"Keyes Player Kerry Barchan (Homets) Michael Bragg (Homets) Jordy McMillan (Hornets) Tyler Alderson (Rollerbees) lan Miersch (Rollerbees) Scott Gringmuth (Rollerbees) Chris Seaton (Rollerbees) Harrison Lambert (Homets) Connor Kelly (Rollerbees) Novice division a _ n 0 @ or® w c § (FINAL STANDINGS) Tyke division 8th, Brookdale; 9th, Queen Elizabeth Park. Junior girls: 1st, Sir E. MacMillan; 2nd, Stewarttown; 3rd Brookdale; 4th, McKenzieâ€"Smith; 5th, Falgarwood; 6th, Brant Hills. Individual results 100M: 1st, Katie Sandford (MacMillan), 14.58; 2nd Jennifer Frank (Brookdale), 14.61; 5th, Kim Rellinger (Falgarwood), 15.15. 200M: 1st, Melissa Young (McKenzieâ€"Smith), 31.33. 400M: 1st, Melissa Young (McKenzieâ€"Smith), 1:16.06; 2nd, Sam Wynie (Falgarwood), 1:17.82; 4th, Sara Farrer (Falgarwood), 1:19.00. 80OM: 1st, Kristen Moore (Brant Hills), 2:58.60; 4th, Leslie Marriot (Brookdale), 3:06.95. 1500M: 1st, Kristin Moore (Brant Hills), 5:52.6; 4th, Leslie Marriot (Brookdale), 6:29.48; 5th, Amy Bell (Falgarwood), 6:39.66. Relay: 1st, FALGARWOOD; 2nd, Brookdale. Long jump: 1st, Katie Mahon (McKenzieâ€"Smith), 3.95; 3rd, Lina Tornquist (Brookdale), 3.90; 5th, Lisa Mererilli (Pilgrim Wood), 3.78. _ High jump: 1st, Crystal Waterkamp (Stewarttown), 1.25; 2nd, Sara Neill (Brookdale), 1.25; 4th, Amber Hibbs (Brookdale), 1.20. Triple Jump: 1st, Katie Fedorowicz (MacMillan); 2nd, Kim Rellinger (Falgarwood), 7.75; 4th, Lisa Merrill (Pilgrim Wood), 7.55; 5th, Sara Neill (Brookdale), 7.44; 6th, Laura Pringle (Pilgrim Wood), 7.11. Shot put: 1st, Kristen Metcalf (Stewarttown), 7.50; 4th, Julie Allsorth (Pilgrim Wood), 7.16; 6th, Krista Stewart (Broodkdale), 6.58. Junior boys: 1, Frontenac; 2, Stewarttown; 3, S.E. MacMillan; 4, Brant Hills; 5, Pligrim Wood; 6, McKenzieâ€"Smith. Individual results 100M: 1st, Matt Wright (MacMillan), 13.47; 6th, Brad Guy (Pilgrim Wood). 200M: 1st, Matt Wright (MacMillan), 28.36; 4th, Scott Piotrowski (Pilgrim Wood), 29.37; 5th, Matt Laventis (Brookale). 400M: 1st, Matt Wright (MacMillan, 1:09.31; 4th, Stephan Oluwolfâ€"Aina (Falgarwood), 1:14.00; 6th, Brad Guy (Pilgrim Wood), 1:15.33. 800M: 1st, SCOTT PIOTROWSKI (Pilgrim Wood), 2:42.47; 5th Moataz Fawzy (Falgarwood), 2:56.01. 1500M; 1st, Jason Crichton (Brant Hills), 5:34.46; 5th, Kelvin Lo (Q.E. Park), 6:02.13; 6th, Dennis Peacock (Brookdale), 6:11.09. Relay: 1st, Frontenac; 5th, Brookdale; 6th, Pilgrim Long jump: 1st, John Steritt (Stewarttown), 4.39; 4th Rollerbees The team standings are followed by the individâ€" ual results which include the first place finisher (capitalized when they are from an Oakville school) followed by the Oakville competitors who placed in the top half dozen in Halton Region. Overall standings: 1st, Stewarttown; 2nd, Falgarwood; 3rd, Frontenac; 4th, Sir E. MacMillan; 5th, Brant Hills; 6th, Pilgrim Wood; 7th, McKenzieâ€"Smith; Sports Standings Nine schools participated in the Aâ€"division meet, including four Oakville schools â€" Brookdale, Falgarwood, Pilgrim Wood and Queen E. park. The other schools included McKenzleâ€"Smith, Stewarttown, Brant Hills, Frontenac and Sir E. MacMillan. Halton public schools recently wrapped up their track and field seaso with regionâ€"wide meets at three levels. Here‘s how Oakville schools fared a the tripleâ€"A, doubleâ€"A and singleâ€"A meets, all of which were held a Burlington‘s Nelson Stadium. Nine schools participated in the tripleâ€"AAA meet, including two Oakville schools â€" E.J. James and Montclair. The other schools included from across the Region included Centennial, Sam Sherratt, W.1. Dick, John T. Tuck, Maplehurst, Pineland and Rolling Meadows. The standings are followed by the results of all Oakville competitors who finished in the top half dozen in Halton Region. Firstâ€"place winners are capitalized: Overall standings: 1, W.1. Dick; 2, Maplehurst; 3, Sam Sheratt; 4, Rolling Meadows; 5, E.J. James; 6, Centennial; 7, Pineland; 8, John T. Tuck; 9, Montclair Junior girls: 1., Maplehurst; 2, W.1. Dick; 3, Rolling Meadows; 4, Centennial; 5, E.J. James; 6, Pineland; 7, John T. Tuck; 8, Sam Sherratt; 9, Montclalr Individual results Natasha Finn (E.J. James), fifth in 200M (32.10); Katie Zwir (E.J. James) fifth in 400M (1:15.30); Kim Maxwell (E.J. James), sixth in 800M (3:10.91); Carolyn Flowers (E.J. James), fifth in 1500M; Jenifer McLachlin (E.J. James), fifth in long jump (3.95M); Beth Clarke and Sarah Dunbar (both of E.J. James), both tied for fifth in high jump (1.2M); Esther Francoeur (E.J. James), fifth in triple jump (8.25M); Ryley Beddoe and Danielle Nielsen (both of E.J. James), third (7.96 M) and fifth (7.77M), respectively, in shotput. Junior boys: 1, Sam Sheratt; 2, Maplehurst; 3, Centennial; 4, Rolling Meadows; 5, W.l. Dick; 6, E.J. James; 7, Pineland; 8, Montclair. Individual results Shane Gonsalves and Bryan Condon (both of E.J. James) second (5:29.23) and third (5:31.37), respecâ€" tively, in 1500M; E.J. James sixth in the 4x100M relay; Tyler Palmer, sixth in the long jump (4.1M); Carson Murray (E.J; James), tied for second in the high jump (1.3 M); Dwayne Barrow (E.J. James), fourth in the shotput (9.55M). Intermediate girls: 1, Maplehurst; 2, John T. Tuck; 3, Rolling Meadows; 4, Montclair; 5, Pineland; 6, DOUBLEâ€"AA DIVISION Public school track and field Top scorers P W L T GF GA TP 5.8 101 27 19 7 5 1 °8 1 19 27â€"3 Top scorers P W L T GF GA TP 5 3 2 0 15 21 6 5 2 83 0 21 15 4 Top scorers Nl\)i No No m my GF GA TP 24 21 5 21 24 5 Sports Scoreboard WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1994 PAGE 16 Bandits _ 9 Renegades 9 James Gng 9 Turbos 9 Texas Am Avaion Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli Pee wee division T.Camavale (Gtrs) 6 3 9 M. Brenner _ (Pic) . ; R. Pitcher _ (Avin) 3 6 9 Last week‘s results: Gators 5, Sunoco 2; Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli 6, Sharks 1; Rangers 4, Leafs 2; Avalon 5, Pizza Delight Krights 4. Player of the week was Tony Carnavale of the Gators who scored two goals. OAKVILLE LADIES T. Parsons Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli 7 Gators 7 Sharks _ 7 Pizza Dight 7 Rangers 7 Leals 7 Blair Prentice (Rage) Jay Mount (Rage) Jaimie Green (Rage) Shannah Foulston (Voodoo) INO (As of June 17) (As of June 16) Top scorers (Brant Hills) and Stuart Brown (Falgarwood), 1.4 j Triple jump: 1st, Rober Seecharran (Frontenac), 10.11; 2nd, Jeremy May, 8.94; 4th, Chris Scott (Pilgrim Wood), 8.57; 5th, Rich Stronach (Brookdale), 8.39. Shot put: 1st, Chad Gemmell (Stewarttown), 12.22; 3rd, Matt Moir (Pilgrim Wood), 11.25; 5th, Adam Ross (Pilgrim Wood), 10.80; 6th, Dave Winger (Q.E. Park), (See ‘Doubleâ€"AA‘ page 17) Individual results 100M: 1st, JEREMY BOCA (FALGARWOOD), 12.22 (HE SET A NEW RECORD OF 12.19 IN HIS HEAT); 2nd, Neil Walmsley (Brant Hills), 12.79; 4th, Dave Winger (Q.E. Park), 13.13; 5th, Peter Charizopoulos (Pilgrim Wood), 13.40. 200M: 1st, JEREMY BOCA (FALGARWOOD), 25.66 1 (HE ALMOST MATCHED THE RECORD OF 25.63); 2nd, Neil Walmsley (Brant Hills), 27.08; 3rd, Miro‘ Majorahn (Q.E. Park), 27.15; 5th Peter Charizopoulos (Pilgrim Wood), 28.37; 6th, Matt Collaton (Queen Elizabeth Park), 28.60. 400M: 1st, Neil Walmsley (Brant Hills), 1:05.20; 2nd, Michael Earp (Falgarwood), 1:06.32; 3rd, Stuart Brown® (Falgarwood), 1:07.49; 6th, Matt Richardson (Pllgnm Wood), 1:09.80. 800M: 1st, NEIL STOWAT (FALGARWOOD), 2.34.53, 4th, Paul Hoxby (Pilgrim Wood), 2:40.37; 5th, Michael Earp (Falgarwood), 2:43.16. 1500M, 1st, MATT COLLATON (Q.E. PARK), 5:20.88; 3rd, Paul Hoxby (Pligrim Wood), 5:27.50. Relay: 1st, FALGARWOOD; 4th Q.E. Park; 6th, Pilgrim (Falgarwood), 4.56; 5th, Jeremy May (Pilgrim Wood), 4.49; 6th, Dave Winger (Q.E. Park), 4.48. High jump: 1st, JEREMY BOCA (FALGARWOOD), 1.50M; 2nd, Matt Richardson (Pilgrim Wood), 1.45; 4th, Craig Ross (Pilgrim Wood), 1.40; 5th, Gordon Stanton Long jump: 1st, Joel Yaw (Frontenac); 4th, David B: (Brookdale), 8.29. Intermediate girls: 1, Stewarttown; 2, S.E. MacMillan 3, Falgarwood; 4, Brant Hills; 5, Brookdale; 6: McKenzieâ€"Smith. Individual results 100M: 1st, Andrea Diuczok (Stewarttown), 13.57; 2nd Laura Paterson (Pilgrim Wood), 13.71; 4th, Ann Dewa (Q.E. Park), 14.18; 5th, Andrea Watson (Brookdale) 14.76; 6th, Leslie Nichols (Pilgrim Wood), 14.81. 200M: 1st, Kristin Finley (McKenzie), 29.46; 4th Andrea Watson (Brookdale). 400M: 1st, MONA FAWZY (FALGARWOOD), 1:12.44 3rd, Laura Paterson (Pligrim Wood), 1:13.01; 4th, Trac: VanRichter (Falgarwood), 1:13.17; 6th, Alison Wrigh (Q.E. Park), 1:14.86, 800M: 1st, Kerri Nielson (Stewarttown), 2:56.80; 4th; Tracy VanRichter (Falgarwood), 3:01.70; 5th, Mon Fawzy (Falgarwood), 3:13.74; 6th, Jessica Rei (Brookdale), 3:16.86. a 1500M: 1st, Keri Nielson (Stewarttown), 6:07.13; 2n (Alison Wright (Q.E. Park), 6:18.41; 4th, Emily Ro! (Brookdale), 6:32.52. \ Relay: 1st, FALGARWOOD; 2nd, Brookdale; 5th, \ Pllgnm Wood 4th, Mona Fawzy (Falgarwood), 3.99. High jump: 1st, Leah Cosgrove (Stewarttown), 1. 40 4th, Julia Morgan (Brookdale), 1.30; 5th, Megan Whitehead (Falgarwood), 1.25; 6th, Jessica Reid (Brookdale) 125. Triple jump: 1st, Helen Nichol (Brant Hills), 8.34; 4th Sonya S. (Pilgrim Wood), 7.64; 5th, Julia Morgan (Brookdale), 7.46. Shot put: 1st, Andrea Diuczok (Stewarttown}, 9.53; 6th, Leslie Nichols (Pligrim Wood), 8.36. Intermediate boys: 1, Falgarwood; 2, Brant Hills; 3, Frontenac; 4, Pilgrim Wood; 5, Stewarttown; 6, Q.E. Senior boys: 1, Sam Sherratt; 2, W.1. Dick; 3, Rolli Meadows; 4, Maplehurst; 5th, Centennial and E.J James; 7, Montclair; 8, Pineland; 9, John T. Tuck. _ Individual results Dave Kristensen (E.J. James), second in 400 (59.889); DAVE KRISTENSEN (E.J. JAMES), FIRS IN 800M (2:21.34); E.J. James and Montclair, fift (53.94S) and sixth (55.16), respectively, in 4x100M relay; Andrew Edwards (Montclair), second in high jump (1.6 M). 0 â€" 4 5 5 2499 rs8g 343 W.1.Dick; 7, Sam Sherratt; 8, E.J. James. Individual results Tara Roszell (Montclair), sixth in 200M (31.49); Tai Roszell, third in 400M (1:12.14); E.J. James, fifth 4x100M relay; Amanda Irvine (Montclair), fifth in hi jump (1.2M); Chandra Osborne (Montclair), third triple jump (8.60M), ANDREA GARDINER (E. JAMES), FIRST IN SHOTPUT. Intermediate boys: 1, W. 1. Dick, 2; Maplehurst; Rolling Meadows; 4, E.J. James; 5, Sam Sherratt; Centennial; 7, Pineland; 8, John T. Tuck. Individual results Alex Zeller (E.J. James), sixth in 100M; ALEX ZELLE (E.J. JAMES), FIRST IN 400M (1.01.66); ALE ZELLER (E.J. JAMES), FIRST IN 800M (2.33.16); Mik Noble (E.J. James), second in 1500M (5:22.2); E. James, fifth in 4x100M (56.16S); IAN CRANE (E. JAMES), FIRST IN HIGH JUMP (1.55M); Kirk Mosh (E.J. James), sixth in triple jump (9.42M). Senior girls: 1, W.1.Dick; 2, Sam Sherratt; Maplehurst; 4, Pineland; 5, E.J. James; 6, John Tuck; 7, Rolling Meadows; 8, Centennial; 9, Montclair Individual results Katie Dann (E.J. James, fifth in 100M (14.298); Kati Dawn (E.J. James), fifth in 200M (30.41); Sony Chrastina (E.J. James), fourth in 1500M (6:03.38); E. James and Montclair fifth (59.25) and sixth (60.27 respectively in 4x100M; Louisa Mailhot (E.J. James sixth in triple jump (8.15M); KATIE DANN (E.J JAMES), FIRST IN SHOTPUT (10.27M). StTAquinas 329 0 0 omscomgsysmhasmbaslbam receiving 35 tour points, the seocnd\ best team 30 points, all the way to 0 Aldershot (B) White Oaks Drury (Mitton) N. D. (8) Milton 242 Acton 248 by the final point standings pts tour pts total Georgetown 219 35 175 Aldershot(B) 240 15 145 White Oaks 231 30 110 Drury (Milton) 240 15 _ 100 Georgetown turned out to. be the powerhouse, winning: four of the five team competiâ€" tions. The school won at Glen: Abbey (quota points, Richview: (1â€"2â€"3 best ball), Blue Springs~ (quota points) and Carlisle: (team stroke play). E.C. Drury: won the scramble event at. Tyandaga. _ The following are the, results of last week‘s seasonâ€" ending tournament, followed® The individual competition; went to Jamie Smith of E.C; Dury High School with a 74. He was followed by Jamies Stephenson of Georgetown‘ with a 77 and Andrew Srsen of Assumption with a 77. The fifth and final stop of the high school golf tour, feaâ€" turing regular stroke play, was held at Carlisle. ; Turbos 7 Bandits _ 7 Renegades 8 Georgetown won the team competition. Tyke division 247 f o c 3 8 8 U 05 iâ€" o o