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30 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday August 3, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com Openings for Red Devils volleyball camp Limited space is still available for this year's Oakville Trafalgar Red Devils summer volleyball camps, to be held Aug. 27-31 at the south end high school. Morning camps will be conducted that week for boys and girls age 11-14, while afternoon camps will be offered for boys and girls age 1418. The programs are specifically designed for players to develop better skills, gain new knowledge and tune up their game for their upcoming school volleyball seasons. For more information, call Trevor Houston at 905-335-5993. Title-winning tykes SILVER: The Oakville Sting under-10 girls' select soccer team recently reached the championship game in an Owen Sound tournament. U10 Sting reaches Owen Sound final The Oakville Sting under-10 girls' select team went undefeated during the qualifying round to earn a finalist showing at a recent soccer tournament in Owen Sound. Oakville earned a berth in the championship game after finishing first in its division, allowing only two goals, in preliminary round action. The Sting then scored the opening goal in the final, as Nicolina Racijevic converted on a corner kick, but could not hold the lead as the Etobicoke Stallions scored three unanswered goals for a 3-1 win. Kiah Francis, Emily Osborn and Emily Ellis also scored goals during the tournament for the Sting. Also contributing to the finals appearance were Julia Villa, Dana Pope, Olivia Degruijter, Daniella Paniccia, Natalie Hazineh, Taylor Sabatelli, Julianna Zografou and Kasey Fallis. Anthony Sabatelli, Mike Ellis and Grant Osborn coach the team. KNIGHTED: The Oakville tyke 1 Hawks went undefeated at the recent Nepean Knights Minor Lacrosse Tournament, capturing the title with a 3-1 win over Orillia in the championship game. The Hawks also posted wins over Akwesasne (8-2), Gloucester (8-0) and Caledon (3-1) while tying Orillia 3-3. Players on the team include Ian Blacker, Kevin Dong, James Gabura, Zachary Gallant, Dawson Garcia, Dayman Hucal, Nick Hulbert, Alex Kew, Jack MacDonald, Boston Morrison, Robert Proner, Jack Ricketts, Jacob Saunders, Matthew Sykes, Kyle Kennery, Marley Angus and Matthew McGarrity. Darin Kew, Mike Kennery, Andrew Gabura and Steve Saunders coach the team. www.oakvillebeaver.com CARRIERS WANTED The Oakville Beaver The Oakville Beaver is looking for newspaper carriers in your neighbour hood! Support your local carrier Hulbert's coach not surprised by selection Continued from page 29 Public School Grade 7 student, but not to his Oakville Hawks coach. "He's a really hard worker," said Tony Crepinsek, Hulbert's coach for the past four years. "His skills improve more and more every year." After attending a tryout camp earlier this year, Hulbert was invited to a final selection camp. Though he performed well, Join our carrier club Earn extra money and win prizes Many routes still available Call immediately for more information 905-845-9742 Hulbert didn't know if it would earn him a spot on the Ontario team that will play eight games over four days. "I thought there were a lot of really good players so I didn't know if I would make it," he said. But Hulbert made a favourable impression on the Ontario coaching staff and earned one of the 20 spots on the team. Asked what he was looking forward to about the tournament, Hulbert said, "Probably the experience of playing with other players that are really good." His coach believes Hulbert will fit right in. "He's athletic, he's quick, he's strong. He's got all the physical tools," said Crepinsek. This season, the peewee Hawks are playing in A -- the highest level in their age group -- for the first time and are hoping to qualify for provincials. Crepinsek said Hulbert has helped the team hold its own at that level. "He's taken a real leadership role on the team," the Hawks coach said. "He's especially tough against the big powerhouses like Whitby and Halton Hills." Crepinsek said Hulbert is an allaround performer, although he is one of the team's key offensive threats. That's something Hulbert prides himself on. "I can score a lot of offence, but still play well on defence," he said. Ontario will be one of the favourites in both bantam and peewee play at the nationals. British Columbia and Iroquois squads are also perennially strong. -- with files from Herb Garbutt