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FINANCING FROM Serving Georgetown for over 30 years! Olympic medalists such as Admission is $9 and an auto- With 10 games left in the reg- 10 games left With Brownell, a The 18-year-old the Raid- (Tuesday), Tonight Georgetown On Saturday, Game time is 7:30 p.m. at the Y annual fundraising contest host- beginning at ed by the Twisters 7:30 p.m. Gillian Apps, Lori Dupuis, Jayna Molly Eng- Cherie Piper, Hefford, strom, Jennifer Botteril and goal- ie Sami Jo Small will suit up. graph session will follow. Hamilton and Stouffville are Hamilton and Stouffville Raiders forclosing in on the North/ OJHL’s fourth place in the for Conference-— good West in the sec- home-ice advantage ond round of the post-season. ular schedule, the Raiders made another move ahead of the Mon- day midnight roster cutdown deadline, trading defenceman McCarthy last week to the Tyler and acquired Markham Waxers blueliner Stuart Brownell from the in cash deals. 6-foot-4, 185-pound Burlington resident, had six goals and 16 assists in 37 games with the Der- bys this season. to face a Jr. ers visit Buffalo Sabres’ team that has beaten Georgetown in three of four meetings between the clubs this season. hosts the 18-20-2 , who under former Raider coach James Richmond are ninth conference in the North/West standings, with the top 10 teams making the playoffs. Alcott Arena. www.georgetownhonda.ca es D TIVE A Car & Driver DIRECT 10 Best for a record 25 times SALES REPRESENT 2011 ACCORD 416.524.6530 -- 33 77 88 -- 55 00 99 e the Raider offence, which e the Raider offence, Several former and current Brampton will face Toronto Home ice has been a decidedHome ice has been dead evenThe Blades pulled Grabbing a 2-0 lead early in Back in the fall when the Georgetown remains in sec- Olympic team members are ex- pected to be in the lineup next week when the North Halton Girls’ Hockey Association hosts its annual Canadian Women’s Hockey League contest at George- Mold-Masters SportsPlex. town’s Jan. 21 in the ninth- on Friday, disadvantage when the George- disadvantage when Bladestown Raiders and Oakville this Ontariohave collided during Hockey League season. Jr. in the standings with the Raiders at 59 points with a 4-2 victory in Georgetown Saturday evening for their third win on the Alcott Arena ice in the past six weeks. the second period, the surging Blades, who’ve won 10 of their last 11 starts, were again able to stifl managed 26 shots on goal and went 0 for 6 on the power play. Duston Hebebrand and Scott tallied for the home side Wilson in front of a season-best 644 spectators. Raiders were ranked amongst the top 20 teams in , they beat the Blades twice in Oakville, but both teams’ fortunes have changed drastically since then. meeting nal regular-season The fi between the Halton rivals will take place in Oakville Feb. 4. ond place in its division with a 25-12-3 record, although with just two wins in the past seven games, teams such as Oakville, CWHL tilt set for Jan. 21 Jan. CWHL tilt set for Home ice no help no ice Home dumped as Raiders Blades by red-hot ARD WINNING MODELS TODA getowngetown VALUE W 2011 CR-V Kelley Books BEST RESALE

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(regular season MVP). (regular

(leading scorer), Ethan O’Connor (leading scorer),

Kelly (playoff MVP), Shane Scott Kelly (playoff

(Bulldog of the year), goalie Ryan

like player). Back row: Nic Grasby like player). Back row:

Seth Laidlaw (most sportsman-

Jordan Dance (rookie of the year), Dance (rookie Jordan

law (Adam Holton Unsung Hero), law (Adam Holton Unsung Hero),

(front, from left) were: Peter Laid- left) were: from (front,

cently. Individual award recipients recipients Individual award cently.

the Rotary Glen in Huttonville re-

victory with an awards dinner at victory with an awards

ebrated their 2010 Founders Cup

the Halton Hills Jr. B Bulldogs cel- the Halton Hills Jr.

al championship rings, members of

Sporting their just-received nation- Sporting their just-received

donated $1 for each game admission. Photo by Eamonn Maher donated $1 for each game admission.

Young’s Pharmacy & Homecare and Just Cupcakes were major sponsors for the event and the Raiders were and Just Cupcakes Pharmacy & Homecare Young’s

combined to raise over $3,000 for the Georgetown Hospital Foundation. Paul C. Armstrong Insurance, Georgetown Hospital Foundation. Paul C. Armstrong combined to raise over $3,000 for the

Hospital staff members, while the Mighty Docs consisted of a group of local physicians and the two teams of local physicians and the two teams Mighty Docs consisted of a group members, while the Hospital staff lenge at a recent Georgetown Jr. A Raiders’ home game. The Hot Shots were comprised of Georgetown home game. The Hot Shots were A Raiders’ Georgetown Jr. lenge at a recent

by Mighty Docs’ Dr. Yasar Razvi grazes the goal line during the inaugural Hospital Heroes Hockey Chal- during the inaugural Hospital Heroes Razvi grazes the goal line Yasar by Mighty Docs’ Dr. Goaltender Janette Jensen and teammate Connie Harrison (10) of the Halton Hot Shots look on as a shot Goaltender Janette Jensen and teammate So close, yet so far