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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday May 2, 2007 - 33 Field hockey registration Registration is still underway for the Halton Field Hockey Club's spring/summer leagues, which begin in early May and conclude in late July/early August. The club offers play for under-14 girls, junior (under-18 girls) and women (18-and-older). The U14 league features action on Saturdays from 10 a.m. until noon (no weekends), juniors see action Mondays and Wednesdays, and women play Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. Call Diane Huneault at 905-632-7522 for more information. Retire earlier or provide more to your children without touching yo cash flow your - The new TriDelta Maximizer strategy. PERFECTION: The Oakville Vipers #1 major bantam boys' basketball team went undefeated in regular-season play this year, then won gold at the Ontario Provincial Cup recently in London. At TriDelta Financial Partners financial planning solutions for strategy. For many middle aged saving for retirement. 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After paying off the $200,000 line of credit, this individuals' net worth would be increased by $400,000. This would all be accomplished without impacting their cash flow in any way, and allowing them to fully benefit from any growth in the real estate value of their home. This strategy was developed by us in conjunction with a select group of our partners from leading investment, insurance and real estate companies. It utilizes investment returns, tax benefits, home equity and a unique insurance strategy to add significant after tax value Contact Anton Tucker at TriDelta Financial Partners - 905 901 3429. TriDelta Financial Partners is a proud finalist of The Oakville Awards for business Excellence. Provincial gold for major bantam Vipers After going undefeated in regular-season action this year, the Oakville Vipers #1 major bantam boys' basketball team capped its season with a gold-medal showing at the recent Ontario Provincial Cup in London. The Oakville Basketball Club squad clinched tournament gold with a 56-46 victory over the Owen Sound Suns in the final. Guided by former NCAA and allCanadian player Richard Stewart, the Vipers' success this season was keyed by sharp shooting, quick rebounding, strong effort, teamwork and parental support. Players on the team include Lukas Machaj, Kyle Hann, Avery Loi, Evan Koekkoek, Stefan Mioc, Connor Briggs, Cass King, Nick Meyer, Nick Jackson, Braedan Russell, Eric Cevey, Paul Gauthier, Mitch Atkinson, Justin Goulet and Michael Ramondino. Julie Atkinson is the team's manager. SPORTSBRIEFS won three. Claiming two golds were Mitchell Gour, Grace Johnson and Alex Plotnikov. Meghan Clark, Avery Longmore, Alana Boffa, Clara Armstrong, Bridget Scott, Marina MacDougall, Mackenzie Martyn, Tristan Ruse and Brody Dyson also won races, with Meredith Johnson (200-metre fly) and Oldershaw (200m back) setting new club records. Kent Kikot also enjoyed a successful meet for OAK, winning five silver and two bronze. Another top-15 finish for Shepley Jessica Shepley turned in her second consecutive top-15 finish on the Duramed Futures Tour last weekend. Coming off a career-best eighth-place finish the previous week, Shepley finished with back-to-back rounds of one-under par 71 to finish 12th at the Jalapeno Golf Classic in McAllen, Texas. Her three-day total of 215 left her five shots behind Emily Bastel, who won by two strokes. Shepley earned $1,040, lifting her to 25th on the tour money list. The top five players at the end of the season earn LPGA tour cards. Shepley has made the cut in all five tournaments she has played this season. OAK wins McMaster Swim Meet Mika Spencer and Mack Darragh each won five gold medals, helping the Oakville Aquatic Club (OAK) to the team championship at the recent McMaster Swim Meet. OAK won gold medals in all four of the girls' age groups and three of the four boys' divisions, finishing on the podium in 139 different events. Bridget Jordan and Mike Seifert added four gold apiece, while Marni Oldershaw and Evan White each Coccimiglio named Blades' interim coach Column provided by TriDelta Financial Partners. Financial Peace of Mind ... ...the most Valuable Se ce we Provide t e ost a uab e Service e o de Continued from page 31 was not his, but would not elaborate. Later, he said "it was a mutual thing that was in the best interest of both parties." Assistant coach Carlo Coccimiglio will take over as head coach on an interim basis and Falconi will inherit the general manager's duties, with the same interim tag attached. "Carlo's taking over. He's a pretty seasoned guy and he knows the kids and the systems," the Blades president said. Falconi praised Edwards' work with the Blades, saying "he did great things for this team." A release on the team's website stated, "Both (Don) and his wife Tannis have earned the respect and admiration of the entire Blades community both as individuals and in terms of the accomplishments achieved during their nearly two years with the club. The Oakville Blades, in many respects, are a better organization because of the Edwards' efforts." Edwards felt he helped the team, which reached the Provincial Jr. A Hockey League semifinals in his first year behind the bench. "I can leave with my head held high," he said. "I'm leaving with the organization in better shape than when I arrived." Edwards, who is helping his successors with the transition, had praise for Falconi and the organization. "I can't thank the community, the players, the staff, the billets enough. It was a wonderful experience. I don't leave with any ill will and I wish the Blades well," he said. As for his future, Edwards said he is "aggressively pursuing things now. 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