Oakville Beaver, 27 Jan 2012, p. 33

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

IT'S NOT HOW YOU START, IT'S HOW YOU FINISH: Atom AA Rangers capitalize in Ottawa The Oakville atom AA Rangers rang in the new year by being the first-ever Rangers squad to win a championship at the prestigious Bell Capital Cup tournament in Ottawa. Oakville opened the tournament with a 1-1 tie against the Kanata Blazers before rattling off five consecutive victories to capture the title of the 22-team AA division. The gold-clinching victory -- a 4-3 win over the Aurora Tigers -- took place at Scotiabank Place, the home ice of the Ottawa Senators. The Rangers' other earlier wins came over the Ottawa Valley Silver Seven (4-1), Dallas Alliance Bulldogs (2-1), New Hampshire Northern Cyclones (2-1) and Whitby Wildcats (2-0). Oakville also defeated Nepean 4-1 in an exhibition game on the opening day of the tournament, meaning the Rangers played seven games in a five-day span. "I am very proud of our team's hard work and dedication in accomplishing our goal of winning this tournament," said Rangers head coach Elmo Nasato. "the team played outstanding and each player contributed to the championship." Members of the squad are Kieran Drover, Griffin Conroy, Thomas Nasato, Roman Miksic, Curtis Blakely, Anthony Tabak, Michael Jackman, Jonmikal Dragojevic, Ethan James, Ethan Milroy, Josh Foweather, Matthew Hledin, Nicholas Beaupre, Alex Dameski, Ben Randell, Curtis Hui and Ben Doherty. Scott Hledin and Kelly Milroy are the team's assistant coaches, Alex Dameski is the trainer and Maria Hui is the manager. 33 · Friday, January 27, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com The Oakville novice AAA Rangers overcame a slow start at the Detroit Carhartt Invitational Tournament to win their final four games and claim the title. Novice AAAs collect first tournament gold After losing their first two games at the recent Detroit Carhartt Invitational Tournament, the Oakville novice AAA Rangers rebounded to win their next four contests and claim gold. Oakville's final three victories came in one-goal fashion, including a 2-1 win over the Florida Everblades in the championship game. The Rangers beat the Illinois Falcons 3-2 in the semifinals after edging the Markham Waxers 3-2 in the quarter-finals. Oakville managed to kill off a 6-on-3 man disadvantage in the final minutes of the quarter-final. The Rangers' other win came over Compuware, a 5-1 decision to conclude the round robin. The tournament title was the Rangers' first of the season. Members of the team are Luke Cosentino, Alex Volante, Lukas Moreau, Ryan Abraham, Calum Chau, Johnny Brace, Seth Dragojevic, Cade Courage, Jack Natyshak, Nicholas Howden, Josh Bloom, Kevin Henstock, Hunter Greenhalgh, Tara Blackburn, Declan Ride, Cedric Smith and Aaron Maddock. Trent Courage, Charles Abraham and John Brace coach the team, and Peter Natyshak is the trainer. su A T S r e m m INFORMATION SESSION S R E D E P M Burlington Burlington Seniors SeniorsCentre Centre 2285 New St., 2285 New St., Burlington, Burlington, Ontario Ontario (in (in Central Central Park Parkadjacent adjacentto to the the Central Library and Arena) Central Library and Arena) Sunday January 29, 2012 Saturday January 22, 2011 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Auditorium A NEXT PA DAY HOCKEYCAMP: FRI FEB 3, 2012 CAMP GOES FROM 8:30 AM--5:00 PM PIZZA LUNCH IS PROVIDED! SPOTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR ONLY $75 + HST! 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. FOR MORE INFO CALL 905 845 6989 OR EMAIL OAKVILLE@ICESPORTS.COM VARSITY (playersborn born 1993-95) VARSITY (players 1992-94) Coach Neil Lumsden Coach Sean Wiliamson JUNIOR VARSITY(players (players born 1996) JUNIOR VARSITY born 1995-96) Coach Ben Britton Coach Sean Williamson JUNIOR VARSITY(players (players born in 1997) JUNIOR VARSITY born 1995-96) Coach Mike Ramsey Coach Kevin Holmes BANTAM (players in 1998-99) BANTAM (players born 1997- 98) Coach Cliff Bruce Coach Cliff Bruce urlin www.b gtonm otba inorfo ll.ca

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy