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Layout 1 (Page 1) FIREPLACE KING Sundays, 10:30am, Riverside Public School FALLFALL Christmas Holiday Join us as we explore the role Menu Brochures FIREPLACEFIREPLACEFIREPLACE KING of church in today's world. EVENT!EVENT! now available Save up to 2 Bickley Country Dr. UNIT #8, Huntsville $300! 788-9887 (See store for details) 2 Bickley Country Dr., UNIT #8, Huntsville (Hwy. 11 & Muskoka Rd. 3) 789-8067 www.muskokacommunitychurch.com Sports and Leisure THE HUNTSVILLE FORESTER (705) 789–5541 Fax (705) 789–9381 www.huntsvilleforester.com Wednesday, October 29, 2008 Hoya soccer teams sweep MPS titles Huntsville High School’s boys’ soccer teams travelled to Bracebridge on Oct. 23 for the Muskoka-Parry Sound (MPS) championships that were held at Gostick Park. Huntsville’s first-place junior team played fourth-place Almaguin Secondary School in the first match. The Hoyas dominated this game and came out with a 10-2 victory. Scoring for Huntsville were Jorge Ortega, Jon Brown, Jon Vande Ende, Aaron Chapman, Duncan O’Brien, Brandon Rae, Luke Alexander (2) and Bruno Roldan (2). The juniors then faced Bracebridge in the championship match. This game was very evenly matched; when the game was over, the Hoyas were victorious with a 2-0 score. Ortega and Rae scored for Huntsville. This was the first time in many years that Huntsville won the MPS cham- pionships for junior boys’ soccer. Huntsville’s first-place senior team played the fourth-place St. Dominic’s team for its first match of the day. This game ended in Huntsville’s favour with a 4-0 win. Roland Tusz and Ben Murat scored the first two goals. A St. Dominic’s player scored on his own net, and then Erik MacPherson gave up a shot on net and unselfishly passed it across so that Taylor Marshall could tap it into the net for the fourth goal. The seniors also faced Bracebridge in the championship match. The SLICK TRICK: final score was 3-1 for Huntsville, making them the first Huntsville sen- Huntsville senior Hoya Justin Vande Ende (striped jersey) kicks the ball through a ior team to win the MPS championships in a long time. Tusz, Murat, and Bracebridge player’s legs during his team’s Muskoka-Parry Sound championship game last week. Steve Paton scored the Huntsville goals. Teammate Mat MacKinnon (back right) watches the play unfold. Both the HHS senior and junior teams The Huntsville teams are travelling to Barrie today for the Georgian won their respective championship games. Photo by Karen Litchfield Bay soccer championships. Otters split weekend games against Blues, Tigers BY BRENT COOPER two back of the Aurora Tigers. sion to the Tigers in Aurora on win of the season, stopping 40 of the second en route to the victo- HUNTSVILLE FORESTER The two other teams in this puz- Sunday afternoon. shots. ry. Both Huntsville goals came on Fans of the Huntsville Muskoka zle are the Orangeville Crushers The team won a Friday home However, the next day was not the powerplay, George scored his Otters should just sit back and and the North York Rangers, who game against the Collingwood as productive for the Milton-area team leading 14th goal and enjoy the 2008-2009 Ontario both sit at 24 points. Blues. Corey George netted a hat netminder as he was pulled after Moreau potted his fifth of the year Junior Hockey League season, “There is a parity this year that trick in leading his team to a 6-2 giving up all four Aurora goals. in the second. because it is going to be a very I haven’t seen in the past few years win over the visitors before 512 Rookie Corey Moore mopped up McCarthy said the team could- interesting campaign. I have been in the league,” said fans at the Jack Bionda Arena. for Williams, stopping all 20 shots n’t duplicate the energy it had Unlike last year where two Otters’ head coach Tom McCarthy. The Blues and the Otters were he faced. Friday night versus the Blues in teams, the Otters and the “It seems to be similar in the other tied 1-1 after the first courtesy of a “Ryan wasn’t at his sharpest,” the game against the Tigers. Newmarket Hurricanes, dominated divisions. Georgetown loses to Phil Moreau goal at 13:23 of the concluded McCarthy. “We also The Otters will be hoping for the regular season, this time it Buffalo and they (Georgetown) are opening frame. Huntsville got missed a couple of assignments. treats and not tricks when they host appears that anyone can beat the supposed to be one of the best in rolling in the second with three Corey came in and played very the Brampton Capitals in interdivi- opposition on any given night. the country. That is not supposed goals, two by George and one by well. He gave us a chance to win sional play Friday night at the Jack Only four points separate the to happen. We have our troubles Jesse McConney (fifth). the game.” Bionda Arena. The team is in the top five teams in the league’s with Dixie and so does Aurora. It is George and Jon Whitelaw The Tigers built a commanding road Sunday when they head south Phillips Division following this hard to understand why it is, but it (13th) notched markers early in the 4-1 lead before the midway point to face North York. past weekend’s play. is what you want for a league.” third before the Blues got their sec- The Otters are among this five- The Otters missed a chance to ond and final goal of the game. some, sitting tied with the move into first place in the divi- Ryan Williams was solid in the Practice helps novices’ game Couchiching Terriers at 26 points, sion when they dropped a 4-2 deci- Huntsville goal in earning his 12th The Huntsville Clements’ Novice Rep Otters improved greatly in two matches against the Gravenhurst Flames. In their first match on Oct. 11, the Flames were all over Huntsville Huntsville skaters do club proud and the Otters lost the game 8-2. However, on Oct. 18, the Otters were able to close the gap and lost by a mere 4-2 score. The novices have had only one practice a week, that practice being at 30th annual Skokie Skate at 7 a.m. The coaching staff says this makes it difficult to teach the game to the youngsters. Last week they got a second practice in the More than 250 skaters week as Baysville has its ice in now. It was easier for the kids to retain representing 40 clubs the information taught to them on positioning and puck control as they were wide awake at a 5 p.m. practice. The coaches believe this had a across province came to great impact on the kids with their game. Huntsville on Saturday The Flames coach was amazed in the improvement in the players in just one week’s time and commented as much to the coaching staff. BY KELLY BURMEISTER Ty Collins and Cole Earl scored for the Otters and assists were from HUNTSVILLE SKATING CLUB Earl, Andrew Markham and Ethan Murdy in the Oct. 18 game. Earl and This weekend’s Skokie Skate Caleb Creasor scored in the Oct. 11 game, with an assist to Ethan Competition put on by the Schnier. Huntsville Skating Club was a roaring success. The well-organized event showed off the ability of over 250 skaters from 40 different skating clubs. With the implementation of the new Cumulative Points Calculation judging system, there was a new element added to the A GREAT TEAM: Huntsville Skating Club members stop for a photo 30-year-old competition that pro- at the Skokie Skate competitions held over the weekend. duced an increased level of excite- ment among the skaters. The club is proud to say that the enrollment was up this year and we hope to make it a three-day Indoor event next year. The Huntsville skaters proved Soccer Registration once again that we can step up and strut our stuff. Here are the results Information of the Huntsville skaters from this weekend’s Skokie Skate competi- The Indoor Soccer Skill Development Program is for tion: children aged 5-12 years of age. The program will focus on learning Test stream – Claire Jarvis, new skills, playing small sided games, and having fun. first; Peyton Burmeister, second; Aubrey Creasor, eighth; Mary ALL CHILDREN ARE WELCOME MacMillian, second, Amanda Cost: $50 Moring, fourth; Elizabeth Program Dates: Jan 8- March 12, 2009 MacNeil, fourth; Olivia Cain, fifth; Alexandra MacMillian, fourth; Loca on: Huntsville High School Connor MacMillian, second. Equipment Required: Elements – Claire Jarvis, sixth; Running shoes and Connor MacMillian second; Mary shin guards MacMillian, second, Alexandra MacMillian, ninth. Registra on Locaon & Dates: Huntsville Place Mall Competitive – Jacob Sat., Nov 8: 9:00 a.m.-noon • Wed., Nov 12: 6:00-8:00 p.m. Cryderman, exhibition long and short, first. For further informaon contact 783-3522 Interpretive – Emily Maw, or e-mail [email protected] fourth. .
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