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Editor: N orm N elson P hone: 9 0 5 -8 4 5 -3 8 2 4 (ext. 2 5 5 ) Fax: 9 0 5 -3 3 7 - 5 5 6 7 SPORTS m i l ) . \ Y . D K C K M H K R 2<>. 2 ( X H · P a g e I YA e-mail: n n elso n @ h alto n search .co m MOHA house le a g u e JUVENILE RED (Dec. 21) DATEX.CA 1. SURECUT CONVERT ING 0 (forfeit) BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 4 (goals to Jonathan Magda, Michael Gomes. Lucas Flett. David Punnett; assists to Michael Gomes 2. Michael Fraser 2, Josh Drazilov, David Punnett. Ryan Mant and Reuben Boissiere). STARFLEET CONSTRUCTION 2 (goals to Justin Howitt 2, Kyle Sidock. Dave Aselstine. Jeff Bentley; assists to Jeff Bentley 2. Stephen Debolster 2. Matt Amantea 2, Ryan Chalmers, Mark Dvemechuk and Nicholas Dvemechuk). BEHAVIOUR INSTITUTE 3 (goals to Griffin Allen.Dan Westwood. Shaun Sturgeon; assists to Ben Salovaara 2. Dan Westwood, Craig Shimoda. Shaun Sturgeon and Stephen Frcudenthaler). HAMIL TON PAPER BOX LTD. 1 (goal to Philip Gervais; assists to Jonathan Davies and David Greb). Kumar wins U.S. Open Neha Kumar, a 15-year-old Q.E. Park student, won the presti gious U.S. Open squash champi onship in the girls U-17 category on Sunday. The U.S. Open, at Princeton, attracted more than 400 partici pants from all around the world, including 64 in the U-17 girls draw. Kumar, despite never having won a U.S. Open and despite coming off injury problems, was ranked number one. She is known for her shrewd and aggressive game with the rare ability to completely change her game in the middle of a match and unnerve her opponents. In the finals, Kumar defeated Sidney Scott in straight sets (9-4, 9-2.9-0). Scott had upset Canadian Alisha Turner, the second seed, in the semifinals. Kumar disposed of the third seed. Katie Brewester, in straight sets (9-0,9-4, 9-5) in her semi. It was the quarterfinals where Kumar was very nearly sent pack ing, dropping the first two games against hard hitting Kristen Lange from Seattle. However, Kumar kept her composure and changed her game to lob and volley, playing some exquisite shots to the front of the court which completely rattled her opponent. She managed to close out the long set quite comfortably (6-9, 4-9, 9-2, 9-3, 9-3). Kumar won her round-of-16 and round-of-32 matches in straight sets over, respectively, Toby Eyre (9-6, 9-5, 9-7) and Madeleine Sullivan (9-0, 9-0, 90). R ic h a rd s e t to k ic k s B e ll o f f M e m o ria l 1 0 0 + w ith te a m f r o m a n d S w e d e n , C a lifo rn ia N o rw a y Kumar felt right at home at Princeton with her sister Ruchika in the stands. Ruchika. a Q.E. Park grad, is a former Canadian junior champion and is now in the #1 spot on the Princeton team, and ranked #5 in the NCAA. Neha Kum ar, seen in a file photo, had an early Christmas present last weekend, winning the U.S. Open. MINOR ATOM WHITE EAST (Dec.20) Bun/I Canada Wranglers 1 (goal by Sebastian Maynard, assist by Lukas Machaj) Hockey Mom Shark? 1 (goal by Bradley Smethurst. assist by Zachery Brisebois). OttKCHotels Canada vikings 2 (goals by Luke McCulloch and Tiago Ribeiro. assists by Matthew Teague, Justin Guida and Berkin Cetin), The Family Channel Fivers 2 (goals by Colin Davidson 2, assists by Nikolas Rajic 2 and Cole Hartley). Miiron H o c t a Centre Gators 8 (goals by James Leveridge 4, Ryan Kilbum 2, Jeffrey Nye and Brandon Paul, assists by Leveridge 2. Mitchell McHugh 2, Nye, Luke · Orlando. Mark Ashbourne and Joel Arfin). Halton Roller Hockey Eagles 5. (goals by Michael Hall 2, Christian Lester 2 and Cody Price, assists by Matthew Straley 2 and James Lfcmelo). Peter McCusker · O akville B eaver Oakville will be hockey central starting this weekend as the ever growing Richard Bell Memorial international tour nament is slated to attract more than 100 teams. Some are pretty far flung, with teams coming in from Sweden, Norway and California. The tournament runs four days, from Saturday to Tuesday in four age groups -- minor atom (9 yrs), minor peewee (11 yrs), minor bantam (13 yrs) and minor midget (15 yrs). Each age division, is split into three levels -- A. AA and AAA. As the host, the Minor Oaks Hockey Association (MOHA) will have its Oakville Rangers teams in all 12 divi sions. Both the Swedish and Norway teams are in the minor midget A level while the Ventura, California teams are entered in the minor midget AA and AAA levels. A team from Pittsburgh is entered at the minor bantam AAA level. Aside from that, the tourney has attracted teams from throughout southern Ontario and the northeast U.S. The minor atom and minor peewee divisions run Saturday through to Monday while the minor bantam and minor midget divisions run Sunday through Tuesday. Admission is free to all games. Complete list of teams and schedule is conveniently post ed at www.moha.on.ca. MINOR ATOM WHITE WEST (Dec.20) BDO Dumvoody Hound Dogs 3 (goals by Cameron Kotulak, Jacob Poirier and Ryan Weech. assists by Aaron Switzer. Justin Ionescu and John Wassell, shutout by Scott Cameron). Procor Lumberjacks 0 Clements Radiator Wolfpack 4 (goals by Connor Clements. Jack Lindsay. Stephen Perkovic and Matt Brennan, assists by Lindsay, Perkovic. Davis Onaczyszyn. Hassan Mian and Steven Smith), Academy of Music Vikings 3 (goals by Shane Procyk, Gregory Labelle and Brendan Tretter. assists by Tara Sebastiani and Kyle Cancilla). Roblar Enterprises Wings 4 (goals by Ryan Scott, William Haxell, Joel MacBride and Greg Walker, assists by Haxell. MacBride, Walker. Spencer Bassett and Nicholas Mann). MDP Eagles 3 (goals by Dylan Maissoneuve 2 and Luke Velluso, assists by Ross Hutchings, Joshua Brough and Taylor Williams). BANTAM RED (Dec. 22) ALFRESH BEVER AGES 6 (goals to Nick Pescod 2. Jacob Bayard 2. Palmer Taylor. Jamie McKeown; assists to Nick Pescod 3,Tom Csima 2. Jason Buckley. Michael Cumpstey, Jamie McKeown, Nick Martel and Palmer Taylor). CLINTAR 1 (Scott Johnston from Bradley Waller, Patrick McKinlay). PROCOR 3 (goals to Alex Bouma. Mike Tuske, Andrew Lypko; assists to Andrew Lypko, Adam Mitchelle). NAIRN SALES & MARKETING 2 (goals to Daniel Dalby, Marco Rodrigues; assists to Matt Downer 2 and Zack Goldstein). ACCENTURE 3 (goals to Philip Comeau, Ted Wronski. Tyler Liptok assists to Michael Pong 3. Jonathan Lee and Shaun Fitzpatrick), ACROBAT 1 (goal to David Josefik; assists to Rory Stack and Ryan Foley). FRONTIER WOLSELEY 3 (goals to Justin DiTrani 2, Michael Owen; assists to Chris Canham. Spencer Enns, Michael Owen and Brendan Gamble), TECHSPAN AUTOMO TIVE 1 (goal to Brad Tasker, assists to Jacob Zamora and Adam Busch). Good Sport Awards presented by Panago Pizza to Jacob Bayard, Michael Pong, Andrew Lypko and Gordie Frenke.