WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1994 PAGE 32 For the second year in a row, Oakville‘s St. Marguerite school has won both the boys and girls Halton Roman Catholic School Board volleyball finals. In the 7purt'>licr board playdowns, also held last week, Pilgrim Wood made it to the boys champiâ€" onship where they lost to Acton‘s McKenzieâ€"Smith. t in e Sil D Ws Ee The glrls team from Pilgrim Wood also made it to the Halton final four but didn‘t advance out of the preliminary roundâ€"robin. Oakville school twoâ€"time winner | SEPARATE SCHOOL The St. Marguerite‘s girls team erased a 13â€"6 deficit in the first game and went on to defeat St. Luke‘s (also from Oakville) 15â€"13, 15â€"11. The St. Marguerite‘s boys team also had to surâ€" mount some early game jitters as they came back from a 10â€"5 deficit to beat Ecole St. Philippe 15â€"10, 15â€"8. Much of the success of both teams can be attributed to their extensive practice and game schedâ€" ule in which both teams played close to 150 games since September. En route to their title, the Lady Magic won gold medals in three tournaments and silver in two others. Both teams will certainly look to threeâ€"peat next year as they both have eight players returning. Here‘s the playoff summary: BOYS Championship game: St. Marguerite 2, St. Philippe 0 (15â€"10, 15â€"8). Semiâ€"finals: St. Marguerite 2, St. Joe‘s 1 (13â€"15, 15â€"10, 17â€"15). St. Philippe 2, St. Vincent 1 (15â€"6, 6â€"15, 15â€"12). Quarterâ€"final round robin: (Pool A) St. Philippe (Burlington), 5â€"1 St. Vincent (Oakville), 5â€"1 St. Matthew (Oakville) 2â€"4 Our Lady of Victory (Mit) 0â€"6 (Pool B) St. Marguerite (Oakville), 5â€"1 St. Joseph (Acton), 5â€"1 St. Mark (Burlington), 2â€"4 St. Timothy (Burlington), 0â€"6 ATOM TRIPLEâ€"AAA CHINGUACOUSY TOURNAMENT (Dec. 3, 4) Oakville 4, Whitby 0 (championship): playing some of their best hockey of the season, the Mascot Truck Parts Rangers pounded Whitby in the final. Playing a physical and strong back checking game, Oakville, led by Bryan McLoughlin‘s twoâ€"goal! effort, managed 26 shots while allowing 15. Other markers went to Robby Tarantino and Blyth Gill. Game awards went to McLoughlin for MVP and Dane Gilbert for the tournament goalâ€" tending trophy. Backâ€"up goalie Mark Mateja led the Rangers to victory in the twoâ€"onâ€"two skills competition by stopping two breakaways. iC dn es T en s Oakville 3, Brampton 1: Centre Blyth Gill stole the puck with just 34 seconds left in the game and fired an empty netter to seal the win and advance to the final. Chris Riddell fired two goals, one assisted. Bryan McLoughlin drew the other assist on Riddel‘s first goal. Keith Zavitz was awarded the team MVP. Oakville 5, Markham 1: Bryan McLoughlin scored twice and added an assist. Josh Pippy, Chris Riddell and Mike Ruppel added singles. Other assists went to Pippy 2, Brett McGrath and Jamie Green. McGrath nabbed MVP honors for Oakville. érâ€"wata'mva,- Oakville 1: cabtain Jamie Green fired in a Keith Championship game: St. Marguerite 2, St. Luke 0 (15â€"13, 15â€"11) Semiâ€"finals: St. Marguerite 2, â€" St. Bernadette 0 (15â€"2, 15â€"5) St. Luke 2, Our Lady of Victory 0 (15â€"13, 15â€"7) Quarterâ€"final round robin: (Pool A) St. Marguerite (Oakville), 5â€"1 St.Bernadette (Oakville), 4â€"2 St. Mark (Burlington), 3â€"3 St. Joseph (Acton), 0â€"6 (Pool B) St. Luke (Oakville), 5â€"1 Our Lady of Victory (MIt), 5â€"1 St. Gabriel (Burlington), 2â€"4 St. Phillipe (Burlington), 0â€"6 PUBLIC SCHOOL An exciting threeâ€"game final saw Oakville‘s Pilgrim Wood, the east division champion, bow out to north champion McKenzieâ€"Smith of Acton but not before taking a game off the previously undefeated school. McKenzieâ€"Smith needed a tense third game victory to win the title 15â€"7, 9â€"15, 15â€"11. In the round robin, both McKenzieâ€"Smith and Pilgrim Wood had swept both games from west diviâ€" sion champion Maplehurst and central division champion C.H. Norton. Pilgrim Wood, however, lost both of its round robin games to McKenzieâ€"Smith. The girls team from Pilgrim Wood split its series with central champion C.H. Norton, but lost both twoâ€"game series to north champion W.I. Dick and east champion Maplehurst. Here‘s the summary. BOYS Championship game: McKenzieâ€"Smith 2, Pilgrim Wood 1 (15â€"7, 9â€"15, 15â€"11) Preliminary round robin: North champ McKenzieâ€" Smith (Acton) 2, east champ Pilgrim: Wood (Oakville) 0 (15â€"5, 15â€"9). East champ Maplehurst 1, central champ C.H. Norton 1 (15â€"13, 13â€"15) McKenzieâ€"Smith 2, C.H. Norton 0 (15â€"12, 15â€"5) Pilgrim Wood 2, Maplehurst 0 (15â€"13, 15â€"11) McKen.Smith 2, Maplehurst 0 (15â€"9, 15â€"11) Pilgrim Wood 2, C.H. Norton 0 (15â€"7, 15â€"11) Final standings (two points for win, one for loss): McKenzie (12), Pilgrim Wood (10), C.H. Norton (7), Maplehurst (7). GIRLS Championship game: North champion W.1. Dick ; east champion Maplehurst 0 (15â€"6, 15â€"12) Preliminary round robin: North champion W.1. Dick (Milton) 2, east champion Pilgrim Wood (Oakville) 0 (15â€"6, 15â€"11) East champuon Maplehurst 2, central champion C.H. Norton 0 (15â€"10, 15â€"13) Maplehurst 2, Pilgrim Wood 0 (15â€"5, 15â€"8) Pilgrim Wood 1, Norton 1 (15â€"8, 6â€"15) W.1. Dick 2, C.H. Norton 0 (15â€"10, 15â€"11) W.1. Dick 2, Maplehurst 0 (15â€"13, 15â€"7) Final standings): W.!. Dick (12 points), Maplehurst 10, Pilgrim Wood 7, H. Norton 7. C.H. Zavitz shot from the point for Oakville‘s only goal in the opening game. Zavitz also got the MVP honors. MINOR ATOM TRIPLEâ€"AAA OAKVILLE 7, BRANTFORD 2: great goaltending by Sean Tompa. Oakville goals to Derek Dalziel (2), Daren Hockaday (2), Michael Collier, Patrick Mann and Aaron Roantree. Picking up assists were Adam Lemay (3), Hockaday (2), Ryan Kuri, Roantree, David Nabeta, Cory White and Michael Kozak. OAKVILLE 3, HALTON 2: great defensive game by Conor Murphy. Goals to Derek Dalziel (2) and Adam Lemay. Assists to Daren Hockaday, Aaron Roantree, Pat Mann and Matthew Mcisaac. NOVICE TRIPLEâ€"AAA OAKVILLE 3, BRANTFORD 3 (Dec: 1): it was close, but the Marlene‘s Moments Rangers to salvage a tie and remain undeâ€" feated on the season, now with a record of 16â€"0â€"1. With over a week between games, the Rangers were slow to start, allowing Brantford a 2â€"0 lead by the end of the first period. The second period saw no scoring, though the Rangers began putting on the pressure and had a few good chances. The floodgates opened for Oakville in the third period as they briefly took a 3â€"2 lead before Brantford came back to salvage a tie. Josh Smyth ; east champion Maplehurst 0 (15â€"6, 15â€"12) Preliminary round robin: North champion W.1. Dick (Milton) 2, east champion Pilgrim Wood (Oakville) 0 (15â€"6, 15â€"11) East champuon Maplehurst 2, central champion C.H. Norton 0 (15â€"10, 15â€"13) Maplehurst 2, Pilgrim Wood 0 (15â€"5, 15â€"8) Pilgrim Wood 1, C.H. Norton 1 (15â€"8, 6â€"15) W.1. Dick 2, C.H. Norton 0 (15â€"10, 15â€"11) W.1. Dick 2, Maplehurst 0 (15â€"13, 15â€"7) Final standings): W.!. Dick (12 points), Maplehurst 10, Pilgrim Wood 7, H. Norton 7. St. Marguerite d‘Youville is not a very old school, having only opened in January 1993, but already it‘s made quité : name for itself in volleyball. Last year, it capped its inaugural season by winning both the girls and boys Halton Catholic School Board finals. This year, both teams (pictured above) also managed to repeat the feat, the boys defeating Ecole St. Philippe of Burlington and the girls St. Luke‘s also of Oakville. The future is also looking pretty bright for nex year with both teams expecting eight veterans to return. (Photo by Peter McCusker The newly renovated and enlarged Oakville Curling Club was home to the Financial Concept Group bonâ€" spiel last Thursday and Friday. For convener (and curler) Bill Finlay, the 32â€"team tournament for curlers 60 years of age and over was a success in every way except two: a) his own rink got beat out, and b) Oakville rinks were shut out of the championships. Seriously though, there‘s always next year. The final, an allâ€"Humber Highland (Toronto) affair, was won by Keith Johnson over Lorne Christie. Oakville‘s best finisher was Phil Atkinson who won the third event along with teammates Blaine McDonald, Jerry Morgan and Hugh Simmons. Greg McGregor won the consolation of the first event along with teammates Bob Oswald, Howard Dennis and Ron Grey. The curler in the photo is Oakville‘s Bill Curry. (Photos by Peter McCusker) Toronto Rink Wins Oaxvicue BonsrieL fired in a par and Michael Samardzich added a single. Alfred Lee had a pair of assists and singles were added by Richard Meloche, Colin Risi and David Nugent. GIRLS NOVICE B OAKVILLE 9, BURLINGTON 1 (Dec. 4): Ashley played a good game in goal for the Hornets. The well rounded scoring attack featured a pair of goals each to Kristine Snedden and Kateryna Rewilak and singles to Leanne DaRosa, Melanie Carey, Leanne DaRosa, Natalie Procyk and Carrie Laughlin. Assists were earned by Natalie Procyk (3), Jaimie Meisner (2), Kateryna Rewilak (2), Erica Brandt, Annalisa Terenzio, Carrie Laughlin. ho ow ut 3 t oo d e NO s 9k STONEY CREEK 8, OAKVILLE 1 (Nov. 26): Kateryna Rewilak got the lone goal assisted by Leanne DaRosa and Carrie Laughlin. MINOR PEEWEE DOUBLEâ€"AA ANCASTER 7, OAKVILLE 0 (Dec. 4, home): Despite domiâ€" nating the first period and outshooting Ancaster 9â€"3, the Rangers seemed to lose their spark after Ancaster scored three times within three minutes late in the second period. The team‘s record is now 6â€"8â€"2. OAKVILLE 3, MILTON 3 (Dec. 3, away): After falling behind yht Oakville Blades took all four points that were up for grabs in their two games this past weekend. Blades streak continues What made the feat all the more satisfying for general manager Murray Walker, however, was that it was accomplished against two teams higher up in the standings. The two victories â€" 8â€"5 over Burlington Cougars Sunday and 8â€"6 over Brampton Capitals Kel Friday â€" also extended | the soâ€"far unblemished record of new coach Ken Moodie to three wins and two ties. new coach Ken Moodie to three He is confident that will happen wins and two ties. as the players get use to the new The streak will be on the line systems that inevitably accompany Friday at Oakville Arena as the . a new coach. BLADES WEEKEND SCORING SUMMARY OAKVILLE 8, BURLINGTON 5 (Sunday): Oakville fought back from a 3â€"1 deficit to end the first period at 3â€"2. By the end of the second period they were up 7â€"5. First period: 1, B.J. Hamilton from Sasha Perisic; 2, Matt Interbartolo from Matt Swain and Brent Strike. Second period: 3 (pp), Jason Slaney from Brent Strike and Dave Smith; 4, Dave Smith from Jason Slaney and Kent Williams; 5, Jason Slaney from Mike Byrne and Mike Robinson; 6 (pp), Kevin Cole from Darry! Curtis and Brent Strike; 7 (pp), Kent Williams from Jason Slaney. Third period: Kent Williams from Jason Slaney. En en Nee e e care on L uts Eons Nee s mt OAKVI[LE 8, BRAMP‘FO?\] éâ€"(.liriday):roiarkvillle saw a 2â€"1 lead disappear in the second period as Brampton scored four in a row before Oakville finally responded. Oakville owned the third periâ€" od, however, firing in five straight before Brampton finally connected again near the end of the game hmb First period: 1, Paul Dolan from Kevin Cole and Mike Robinson; 2, Mike Byrne from Matt Swain and Mike Robinson. Second period: 3, Dave Smith from Kent Williams. Third period: 4, Jason Slaney from Dave Smith and Mike Robinson; 5, Sasha Perisic from Mike Byrne; 6, Jason Slaney from Kent Williams and Dave Smith; 7, Darry| Curtis, unassisted; 8; Matt Swain from Sasha Perisic. 0'0...000.0...0.....OIOI..QI.....OQ.... Club hopes to make some waves as swim season gets under way In the next couple of weeks, Oakville Aquatic Club members will be competing at every level from preâ€"novice to national. The swimmers continue to follow a demanding schedule with early morning, evening and weekend practices. W . eS â€" This season the club has a new program â€" the Senior C Team â€" open to teens who wish to participate in a more challenging swim program but prefer not to train at the very demanding level of the high performance An important part of competitive swimming is the time aimed for and achieved by the individual swimmer. Although placings and team points are an integral part of each meet, every swimmer is going for the allâ€"imporâ€" tant times that permit them to move on â€" whether that be to the next level in the club or to qualify for regional, provincial, national and international competition. Some of the club‘s youngest swimmers are gearing up for a meet on December 11 where novice swimmers seven years and up will challenge themselves to qualify for the next step. In January, the club hosts the annual Oakville Winter Invitational Swim Meet which attracts hundreds of swimmers from Halton and the surroundâ€" ing area. In the back room, computerized systems will help to organize the meet, collate and publish results and reports. Typically, youngsters enter the competitive swim program through swim camps the club holds, usually three times a year at Christmas, Easter and in the summer holidays. It is possible to sign up at other times, however. The 1â€"0 early in the second period, Matt McChesney tied things up on a picture perfect centering pass from Drew Karges with six seconds left in the period. Paul Bolta also drew an assist. Two goals within 35 seconds of one another by Bolta late in the third period put Oakville ahead and looking like they would notch their second win against Milton. Assists were earned by McChesney and Mike Folland. However, an unlucky bounce on a clearing attempt with 2:11 left on the the clock, found its way into the Rangers net and they had to settle for the tie to put their record at 6â€"7â€"2. MIDGET DOUBLEâ€"AA ORANGEVILLE 3, OAKVILLE 2 (away): Jeff Hussey‘s powâ€" erplay goal was unassisted. Kevin Gibbons goal was assisted by Chris Maguire and Kris Barnes. Oy c uPm ~â€"MILTON 6, OAKVILLE 3 (home): goals to Chris Maguire, Kris Barnes and Brad Moyer. Assists to Mike Charles 2, Jeï¬ Hussey, Kris Barnes, Chns Magmre and Jamle TruII L Bdb idindtotia hi t ind ooob en itc â€" OAKVILLE 3, HAMILTON 2 (away, exhibition): a solid game in net by Tim Walker helped the Rangers hand Hamilton their second defeat of the season. Oakville goals were scored by Mike Kinnunen, Chris Betts (shorthanded) and Chris Maguire. Assists to Mike Charles (2), Jamie Trull and Mike Paralovos. (See ‘Aquatic Club‘ page 31) Ken Moodie C | â€"With the goals _| crossing the oppoâ€" nents red lines in droves lately (16 goals in two games) Walker said "what we have to do now is start redue: ing our goals against (11 goals in last two games)." lodie | Blades ho Streetsville at 8 p.m They‘re on the road â€" again â€" on Saturday and Tuesday in Hamilton and Streetsville, respecâ€" tively. host