48 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday June 6, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com STA crowned AA champs E AV to S up OVER 1/2 Million Dollars in Inventory Available! 90% t ten the in 10 OF% Eve ryt F in h the in sto g re Come Early for the BEST SELECTION s JUNE 2 Day ONLY 14th & 15th Ren's Pets Depot Oakville 4002 Trafalgar Rd. Oakville, Ontario 905·257·4611 Pool Heater Repair We Service & Carry Parts for... TD Laars, Jandy, Hayward, Problem Mini Max, Raypak, Sta-Rite. Solving ~ Start up, Service & Cleaning ~ TD Laars & Jandy Factory Trained TD Laars & Jandy Factory Trained Warranty Service Technicians Service Technicians Two second-half goals spurred St. Thomas Aquinas to a Halton AA senior girls' soccer championship yesterday (Thursday) in Milton. The 2-0 win adds to a 5-0 regular season for the Justin Yantho-coached team, which already qualified for the allOntario championships because of a 1-0 penalty-kick win over Pearson the week before. Vicky Millucci scored the first goal of the Halton final on a scramble in front of the Pearson net in the second half. The backbreaker was Jess Reynolds' goal on a strike from just outside the box. Pearson had a chance to take a 1-0 lead just before halftime when a free kick sailed just over the crossbar. Aquinas, OFSAA champions in 2006, lost in the quarterfinals last year. Thursday's Halton win was the team's third in a row. -- with files by Adam Johnston, Special More finals coverage tomorrow Halton championship games were also contested yesterday (Thursday) in boys' soccer. The finals between King's Christian Collegiate and St. Thomas Aquinas (senior AA), Loyola and T.A. Blakelock (senior AAA) and Abbey Park and Christ the King (senior AAAA) all began after the girls' finals were played. See tomorrow's (Saturday's) edition of The Oakville Beaver for coverage of those games. Since '82! DEREK WOOLLAM / OAKVILLE BEAVER Experience is the difference! CUT OFF: Nina Solomon of St. Thomas Aquinas (left) and Pearson's Alicya Samuels converge on the ball during Aquinas' SCORE win over the Patriots in yesterday's Halton girls' soccer AA final. 905-523-8751 905-845-0701 Email: scott@gasfix.ca Longhorns set to open NFC season Oakville Longhorns fans will see many familiar faces in action tomorrow (Saturday) at Bronte Athletic Field, though many of them won't be wearing the Oakville red and black. The Longhorns will open the Northern Football Conference season against the rival Milton Marauders (a 7 p.m start). Milton features a number of ex-Longhorns, including former longtime Oakville quarterback Mark Demerling. Demerling led the Longhorns to 14 NFC championships, including 11 straight titles, during his tenure in Oakville. He also owns many NFC records. Milton, coincidentally, was the team to end the Longhorns' 11-year championship streak, upsetting Oakville 35-14 at Bronte in the 2004 league final. Oakville was 5-3 last season, while Milton was 2-6. Both teams are expected to show improvement this year. Tickets for tomorrow's game will be available at the gate. GOLF+DINE Tuesday Friday Join Us For Golf This Season! GOLF GIFTS for FOR JUNIORS AND ADULTS Still a few spots remaining in our Junior Summer Camps and Adult Golf Clinics. Book your spot NOW! This Father's Day The Perfect Gift... Or Something From The Best Fully Stocked Pro Shop! DAD GREEN FEES 905-336-3660 Visit Us Online: www.hiddenlakegolf.com