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PAPERWEIGHT WHITE Final standings: GP W L T P Budds 7 <30 20 °14 Halton Trans 7 v ud 5.012 Proquip 1 :2 d 9 First Mar 1 is$ 40 6 Chep 1: 5 Truck Works 1.3 1 363 5 Centreline 7 es 2 4 Pallettellap 162056 1 Top ten: G A _P Jamie Hobart 8 9 17 Scott Dimond 10 6 16 Andrew Harmgardt 12 2 14 Paul Gunn 147. 314 Ross Williams 7) 6+ 13 Matthew Dickson 65â€" /A Blake Hylands 6: 5. .M Mathew Riddell 3 Nicholas Ozimec 7. 3. 30 Mathew Hendry 4 6 10 (March 26, first round playoff) Budds‘ Saturn 3 (goals to Jamie Hobart, Mathew Riddell and Ross Williams: assists to Kyle Thompson, Jon Bacon, Geoff Richard, Jordan Camilleri; shutout to Paul Gunn), First Marathon 0. Chep Canada 6 (goals to Matthew Dickson 3. Frank Dragone, Scott Dimond and Colin Reston; assists to Dragone. Dimond, Sean McQuire and Scott Britain). Pellettellap 2 (goals to Steven Zeni and Adam Ruys). Halton Transmission 8 (goals to Andrew Harmgardt 5. Michael McMurrick 2. Drew Greenwood; assists to Greenwood 4, Matthew MacDonald 3. Harmgardt 2. MeMurrick. David Beamish and Mark McMahon; shutout to Mykal Chrastina). Proquip 0. Truck Works 5 (goals to Brandon Lee 2. Brennan Gregoris, Sean Doyle and Mike Harrison; assists to Thomas. Flynn, Mathew Lowes, Kyle Speed. Dylan MacDougall), Centreline Truck 3 (goals to Adam Fehler 2 and Adrian Stacy; assists to Spencer Buck 2 and Trevor Scheidel). Dynamic Packaging 1 (Jeff Catania from Jonathan Crespi and Michael Ledressay; shutout to Mark Atkinson). New Zealand 0. SK Automotive 8 (goals to Jordan Dempster 5, Carson Jenkin. Andrew Antidormi and Michael Bentley; assists to Garrett Mclnerney 3. Ryan Jurgen 2. Clark Shipway 2, Jenkin, Alex DaRosa. Michael Maganja and Alex Melsaac; shutout to Robert Raiskums (shutout). Montreal Trust 0. Ultralith 2 (goals to Taylor Farris and Mathew Friesen; assists to Farris and Robert Clarke). Harper Detroit Diesel 2 (both goals to Scott Gringmuth; assist to Thomas Karthouse). BANTAM RED Final standings: _ W L _T P Bell Phone Power 12 4 5 _ â€"29 Buonasera £27 /6 â€" 22 Imax 8 9 4 20 Black OK Tire 8 10 3. 19 Thornton Marine .29«3 â€"19 McDonalds 6110 5 47 (March 24) Thornton Marine 4 (goals to Mike Rutherford, Jason Andrade, Derek Woolam and Andrew Jordan: assists to Jordan, Darren Webster. Ryan Gardiner and Jeff Timmins). Black OK Tires 3 (goals to John Healey 2 and Mike Irlam; assists to Darryl Ware, Kent Slater, Daryn Falls. Jeff Wolder and Jon Niblock). MeDonalds 2 (goals to Christian Vetter and Kevin Beatty; assist to Richard Lisetto). Bell Phone Power 2 (Ryan Klatt from Andrew Davies and Ryan Bayley). Buonasera 5 (goals to Adrien Kloet. Wesley DeJonge, Ryan McCallum, Scott MacArthur and Ben Morris; assists to Kloet 3. DeJonge. Chuck Palladine. Sean McCallum and Derek Hoxby). Imax 3 (goals to Jeff Potter. Mark Smith and Michael Greenfield; assists to Andrew Paterson and Patrick Bedford). (March 17) Bell Phone 5 (goals to Andrew Davies 2. Jason Whelpdale 2. Jeff Almon: assists to Davies 2. Whelpdale. Jamie Ward and Peter Bertrand), MeDonald‘s 4 (goals to Kevin Beatty 2. Richard Lisetto 2; assists to Garry Rai and Donovan Sullivan). Thornton Marine 3 (goals to Craig Thornton, Jeff Timmins. Darren Webster; assist to Darry! Sheepway). Black OK Tire 2 (goals to Daryn Falls and Mike Irlam; assists to Geoffrey McCarney, Jeff Wolder and Rick Edelman). Buonasera 2 (goals to Jeremy Brown and Sean McCallum; assists to Wesley DeJonge 2 and Scott MacArthur), Imax 1 (Rene Thibault from Greg Henderson and James Foley). BANTAM WHITE Final standings: Optimists Country Squire Young Drivers Kiwanis Teasers $ /15 ~3 0 (playolfs. March 28) Young Drivers 2 (goals to Trevor Weir and Corey Ceccarelli). Optimists 1 (Richard Santa). Country Squire 4 (Marcoantonio Dodaro, Mark Lepinski and Danny Purcell). FPID 2 (Andrew Rymes and Mike Lau). Kiwanis 3 (Kevin Shao, Brandon Labelle and Jayden Thrush). Teasers 1 (James Cloke). (playolfs. March 21) Kiwanis 2 (Brandon LaBelle. Kevin Shao). FPID 1 (Hassan Kocsis). Optimists 5 (Shane Pepin 2. Ryan Turcotte. Adam Lachapelle and Mike Ogilvie). Teasers 2 (Jeff Armstrong 2). Country Squire 4 (Mark Lepinski 4). Young Drivers 2 (Brad Woods 2). FPID SUMMER SPORTS SCHOOLS MOHA Playoffs m Ages 7â€"14 » Pool « Full Day * Quality Instruction (905)845â€"4681 Koefno n h ces s 1O ce ob uh C ~â€"==o9 en 6 mw 321|0A96276556 â€"r 68027766574 A Jot of praétice and preparation has gone into this year‘s massive production which will be held next weekend at Oakville Arena. The Oakville Skating Club ice show is such a big undertaking that it is held only once every two years. More than 450 skaters will take to the ice â€" including the club‘s nationalâ€"caliâ€" bre precision skating teams â€" and the show will be capped off by a visit from Oakville‘s own Sean Rice and his senior pairs partner, Jodeyne Higgins. The pair placed third in the 1993 Canadian championships and 10th at the world championships. Performances will run 1:30 and 7 p.m. on the Saturday (April 9) and at 1:30 p.m. on the Sunday (April 10) at Oakville Arena. For tickets or information, phone the club office at 257â€"7771. Friday night game, after all The Oakville Skating Club has three teams â€" including two provincial champiâ€" ons â€" participating in the Canadian precision skating championships in Laval, Quebec this weekend. The three teams easily earned a berth to the national championships, which wrap up Sunday, with strong performances at the Central Ontario Championships. The senior team (12 years of age and up) led the way with a first place finish while the adult (75 per cent of the team must be over 24 years of age) and novice (12 to 15 years of age) finished in second place. The top three teams advanced. The Oakville Blades are playing Friday night, after all. A week and a half after being knocked out of the Provincial Junior "A" divisionâ€" al finals against the Hamilton Kilty Bees, the Blades will lace up the skates one last time this Easter Friday, 7:30 p.m. They‘re returning a favor by playing Oakville‘s own Maple Leaf Rangers â€" one of the country‘s top triple "AAA" midget hockey teams â€" who supplied several subs for the Blades throughout the year and who won the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) championship and will be competing in the Air Canada Ontario regional championships in Ottawa from April 6â€"10. The match will not only help raise muchâ€"needed cash to pay for the team‘s postâ€" season success, but will also help keep the midgets competitive fires burning. The fun affair will also feature autographs and prizes. The senior and novice teams then went on to win the subsequent provincial championships (there was no adult category). 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All of the players will be available and accessible to fans for introductions and autographs both between periods and after the game. The Oakville Midgets are an impressive gathering of young hockey players who have pulled together a superior display of team play and individual talent. They will proudly represent themselves and the City of Oakville at the upcoming competition. If they are successful, they will be An 18â€"Hole Private Panoramic Course A 9â€"Hole Par 3 Course New Driving Range and Practice Facility Attractive Annual Dues The Opportunity to Join and Play for a Season Before You Start to Pay Initiation Unrestricted Memberships Available for Women Initiation Fees Payable Over Five Years Clubhouse with Full Dining and Lounges eligible to compete at a National level for the honour of the Air Canada Cup, emblematic of Canadian Midget Supremacy Many of the Blades playerg are still shouldering the disappointment from their 7 game loss in the West Division Finals. However, they are looking forward themselves to meeting the Midget players, many of whom may well be teammates next season. The future for this cast of players looks exciting, indeed! The very exciting seasons provided by both of these fine teams can leave Oakville fans talking proud. So get out* tonite. Say thanks and let‘s get warmed up for the Championships as well as next season‘s Quest for Excellence! ~ Next Game: Tonite 8 p.m. Oakville Arena Blades vs. Oakville Midget AAA Champs