D2 - The Oakville Beaver, W ednesday O ctober 23, 2002 McGlynn nabs hat-trick and one assist with Tucker’s cut-down stick It was a thrilling start to the hockey season for the Oakville Rangers tyke west team who got to take in a Toronto Maple Leaf practice and then won their season opener. And it was especially thrilling for Connor McGlynn who used a cut down stick given to him at the practice by Leaf Darcy Tucker to record a hat-trick and an assist in the opening 5-3 win over Burlington. After several weeks of hard work in practices and exhibition games, the boys were treated to the Maple Leafs practice at the ACC, just prior to their season opener. These eager seven-year-olds watched wide eyed as the coaches put the Leafs through their paces, and beamed as they sat in their favourite players’ stalls in the Leafs dressing room. Souvenir pucks and hats were also arranged through trip organizer Chris McGlynn to mark the occasion, and the boys left the ACC primed and The Oakville Rangers tyke ‘west’ rep team pose outside of the Air Canada Centre after they attended a Leaf practice. They then went on to win their ready to launch their own season against local rival opener against Burlington. See story below for complete list of their names in order. Burlington. poured in his natural hat-trick, obviously feeling er, stoning a Burlington sniper late in the third with The Tyke West Rangers are (in order, left to It didn't take long for the Rangers to put into right at home with Tucker’s stick. Oakville clinging to a 4-3 lead. right): Ryan Toor, Brody Brandt, Matthew Little, practice all they had learned from their coaches and Ryan Toor also added a goal, while other assists The coaching staff of Ken Hisey, Mark Hisey, Mitchell Cowbum, Cameron DeFazio, Justin their Leaf heroes, as a goal on the opening shift by went to Kamil Tkaczuk (2), Danny Beaver, Jackson Dean DeFazio and Matt Swain have already laid a Martin, Matthew Kaslik, Jackson Hulbert, Danny Cole Cassels set the pace for a season opening 5-3 Hulbert, Samuel Hisey and Justin Martin. solid foundation of skill development on which to Beaver, Ryan McNeely, Hunter Swain, Rhys victory. Goalie Matthew Kaslik worked a solid opening build what looks to be a very exciting and well bal­ Maguire, Kamil Tkaczuk, Samuel Hisey, Cole Connor McGlynn assisted on the opener, then half, while Hunter Swain shone in the role of clos­ anced team. Cassels, Connor McGlynn and Tyler Pierog. Halton high school National silver medal for Oakville duo standings and scores The Dixie Dominators girls U-16 BOYS FOOTBALL soccer team, representing Ontario, (Senior) earned the silver medal in the recent Division one Canadian national club championships, Team W L T PF PA P relying on the scoring prowess of Assumption 5 0 0 205 41 10 Nelson 4 1 0 111 55 8 Oakville residents Jennifer Pitken and M.M. Robinson 3 1 0 131 58 6 Kimberly Dimitroff. Notre Dame 3 1 0 82 55 6 Pitken had a goal in the tournament Aquinas 1 4 0 74 142 2 while Dimitroff was the tournament’s Loyola 1 4 0 47 113 2 Iroquois Ridge 1 4 0 64 164 2 leading scorer with five. Dixie bowed Lord Elgin 1 4 0 82 158 2 to the Quebec provincial champions, Last week’s results: Loyolai 26, Ridge 6; Rive-Sud Select, 3-2 in overtime to set­ Assumption 44, Aquinas 18; Nelson 23, M.M. tle for silver. Robinson 15; Notre Dame 33, Lord Elgin 14. (Division two) Team w L T PF PA P Q.E. Park 5 0 0 146 25 10 Jennifer Pitken and Kimberly Pearson 4 I 0 71 78 8 Dimitroff at nationals. Oak Trafalgar 4 2 0 115 76 8 Burlington Cent. 3 2 0 56 31 6 Aldershot 2 3 0 68 63 4 __________________a Milton 2 3 0 66 104 4 Blakelock 1 4 0 63 106 2 Bishop Reding 1 4 0 51 125 2 Shepley 11th at collegiate championships White Oaks 1 4 0 27 81 2 Last week’s results: Milton 22, White Oaks 0: Jessica Shepley was top golfer for the with a 218 (72-70-76). Oak Trafalgar 12, Aldershot 7; Q.E. Park 10. University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers as they "This tournament was a good way to evaluate Burl Central 7; Pearson 21, Bishop Reding 13. finished in 10th place at the Mercedes-Benz my game." Shepley said. "I learned a lot about (Junior) Women’s Collegiate Championships at Gettysvue myself this weekend and look to improve before Division one Team W L T PF PA P Polo, golf and Country Club. our next tournament." Burlington Cent.. 5 0 0 191 22 10 Shepley, an Iroquois Ridge Secondary School The Lady Vols conclude their fall season at the Assumption 4 1 0 128 59 8 grad, finished 11th overall with a 225 (78-72-75). Auburn Tiger Derby in Auburn, Ala., from Nov. Loyola 3 2 0 120 66 6 North Carolina’s Ashley Prange won the event 1-3. Notre Dame 3 2 0 90 65 6 Nelson 3 2 0 118 70 6 Lord Elgin 1 4 0 61 149 2 File Photo by Barrie Erskine Aldershot 1 4 0 56 173 2 WHAT A RUSH! Dave Dinnall is seen earlier this season Blades woes continue with weekend losses M.M. Robinson 0 5 0 20 179 0 Last week’s results: Notre Dame 21, Nelson 7; in action for the Oakville Longhorns. He had an amaz­ The Oakville Blades continued their losing run aren't. Combine not scoring goals with not being Loyola 27, Aldershot 0; Assumption 34, Lord ing 546 total yards in last Saturday's national champi­ this weekend with two more losses, 6-0 in Milton on able to stop them and you have what has left us in Elgin 9; Burl Central 50, M.M. Robinson 0. onship. See stories page Dl. Sunday afternoon and 10-4 against visiting trouble.” Division two Georgetown Raiders on Friday night. The Blades started strong in both weekend Team W L T PF PA P Holy Trinity 5 0 0 213 27 10 The Blades losing streak is now at seven games. games but quickly became unglued, slipping back Violence in sport forum on tap tonight Oak Trafalgar 5 0 0 108 143 10 During this stretch, they’ve been outscored 56-25, into an increasingly familiar pattern of individual Iroquois Ridge 4 1 0 126 49 8 The Oakville Sports Council is presenting a forum on plummeting them to middle of the pack in the play and unnecessary penalties. Blakelock 3 2 0 110 37 6 violence in sport tonight (Wednesday), 7-9 p.m. at Oakville provincial junior A west division at 8-8-1. The Blades have this week off until Friday night Milton 2 30 43 96 4 2 Town Hall (rooms one and two). "This is still the team that was averaging seven when they host the Brampton Capitals at Ice Sports, White Oaks I 4 0 34 116 Q.E. Park 0 5 0 18 164 0 Registration is available at the door but the seminar is goals a game, ten games ago,” said coach Jay 7:45 p.m. They are also in action Sunday night, 7:30 Aquinas 0 5 0 12 190 0 limited to 75 people. Anderson. “The guys that were scoring goals, p.m., in Mississauga against the Chargers Last week’s results: Blakelock 41, Aquinas 6; Holy Trinity 36, Iroquois Ridge 18; Milton 22, OAKVILLE BLADES SCORING SUMMARIES White Oaks 6; Oak Trafalgar 40. Q.E. Park 6. Beginning Milton 6. Oakville 0 - O ct 20 (9:52) GEO Ryan Angelow (Nik Bibic, Alex Greig) PERIOD 1 (16:44) GEO Ryan Busby (Brent Hughes. Shane Remenda) GIRLS BASKETBALL th (19:52) MIL Vic Oreskovich (Rich Meloche, Andrew Bonello) PERIOD 2 (Senior Volpe) ^ Monday, Nov. 4 PERIOD 2 (6:57) GEO Ryan Busby (Kyle Zettler) SH Team W L PF PA P (1:39) MIL Wes Clark (Lee Swallow, James Duhamel) (11:38) GEO Ryan Busby SH Weather Permitting (6:08) MIL James Duhamel (Wes Clark, Lee Swallow) (13:21) OAK Rob Tarantino (Mike Ruberto, Will Barlow) PP Aquinas 5 0 338 132 10 (7:25) MIL Pat Lee (Tyler Schremp) (14:55) OAK Steve Pinizzotto (Man; Pinizzotto. Kevin Harvey) PP Iroquois Ridge 4 1 254 169 8 (7:41) MIL Rich Meloche (Victor Oreskovich, Rob Ricci) (16:03) GEO Vince Laise (Rick Varone. Ryan McCarthy) Blakelock 4 2 258 196 6 Daily 10:30 am (15:03) MIL Rich Meloche (Rob Ricci, Andrew Bonello) PERIOD 3 Loyola 3 2 171 195 6 - Shotgun (6:38) GEO Rick Varone (Ryan McCarthy, Dan Uiakis) Gates Open at 9:30 am Georgetown 10, Oakville 4 - O c t 18 (8:13) OAK Njck Dodge (Rob Tarantino, Mike Ruberto) Oakville Trafalgar3 172 136 6 PERIOD 1 (12:12) GEO Ryan McCarthy (Dan Uiakis. Rick Varone) PP Bishop Reding 132 143 4 (4:29) GEO Ryan McCarthy (Alex Greig, Dan Iliakis) PP (14:06) GEO Brent Hughes (Ryan Hirtle-St. Denis. Kyle Aitken) Q.E. Park 107 132 4 (6:28) OAK Rob Tarantino (Mark Menchella) (15:48) GEO Shane Remenda (Brent Hughes. Dan Iliakis) King’s Christian 75 210 2 $35.00 golf and cart White Oaks 80 149 0 Mon.-Fri. $2500 per person Milton 86 198 0 Midget Rangers add pair of wins Last week’s results: Bishop Reding 34, White Oaks 20; Loyola 29, Milton 18; Q.E.