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D2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, March 22, 2000 MOM'S the word starting Sunday The annual H ockey M O M 's awards and cham pionship week is on tap starting this Sunday. The annual w eek is totally paid for and organized by the volunteer Hockey M O M 's organization, and, as is traditional, it brings the M inor O aks H ockey A ssociation (MOHA) house league season to an official close. Some M OHA house league divisions are still in the m idst o f their prelim inary round playoffs which com e to an end this Saturday. The M O M 's w eek then k icks o ff on Sunday and will w rap-up next W ednesday night (the entire schedule is included). It's a busy tim e for these Hockey M O M 's as it's also the tim e o f the year for one of their biggest fundraisers which helps pay the $12,000 ticket for this great w eek o f hockey. T heir annual d in n er/d an ce is on tap Saturday, April 8 at R attlesnake Point golf club. Now, unfortunately, this alw ays popular function is already com pletely sold out. Part o f this fundraiser is a silent auction and the M O M 's could alw ays use more items. Phone Nancy Brooks at the M OHA hock ey office at 338-9220. SUNDAY at RIVER OAKS A ... 10-11:30, paperweight white 11:30-1 p.m., paperweight red 1-2:30, tyke white 2:30-4, tyke red 4-5:30, minor atom white 5:30-7, minor atom red 7-8:30, atom white at RIVER OAKS B ... 9:30-11, minor novice white 11-12:30, minor novice red 12:30-2, novice blue 2-3:30, novice white 3:30-5, novice red 5-6:30, atom red 6:30-8, minor peewee white 8-9:30, minor peewee red at RIVER OAKS A ... MONDAY 7-8:30, peewee white 8:30-10, peewee red TUESDAY 7-8:30, bantam white 8:30-10, bantam red WEDNESDAY 6:30-8, midget white 8-9:30, midget red Brampton Battalion's Joshua Rossin battles for the puck with Oakville's Tyler Badham (white jer sey) in a tyke all-star game from earlier this sea son. MOHA's house league championship games are on tap starting this Sunday. Photo by Peter C. McCusker -----------NO SMOKING December trip to Sydney Iroquois Ridge high school stu dent Connolly Aziz, 17, has earned himself a sailing trip to Sydney this December, but it will be no vacation. Along with his partner, 15-yearold Trevor McEwen of Belleville, the pair have qualified for the W orld Youth Sailing Championships. Last summer, the pair placed sec ond at the Canadian Youth Sailing Championships in Victoria, B.C. Their top-three finish earned them a berth into the M id-W inters West Regatta which was held last weekend (M arch 17-19) in San Diego, California. The pair won the event, not only winning the cham pionship but a spot on the Canadian Youth Sailing Team. The boys warmed up for the regatta by sailing in the MidW inters East Regatta in Sarasota, Florida in February, placing second over all. Aziz and M cEwen have been sail ing together for only one year and have won num erous regattas throughout Canada. These include the Quebec 23-and-under, Ontario 23-and-under and Ontario 18-andunder regattas. Oakville squash players at winter games PHILTHY'S SPOTLIGHT: the novice white Imax Wolfpack won the 2000 Orillia house league tournam ent BACK ROW: Chris O'Neill (coach), Chris Laurignano, Mitchell Cook, Nicholas Edwin, Colin Smith, David Mitchell, David MacDonald, Rob Watson (assistant coach). MID DLE ROW: Dave Tomlinson (trainer), Kyle O 'Neill, Graeme McLeod, Bruce Watson, Luke Richard and Daniel Tomlinson. FRONT ROW: Kevin Quinlan and goalie John LaCaprara. ABSENT: Adam Russel, Michael Keohan and Steve Hawthorn. SEE STORY, PAGE D3 ... - Philthy' s Spotlight Teams receive $50 gift certificate NON-CONTACT www.russellhockey.com Game of the Week Low Level Adult Hockey League Spring & Summer Season (individual or group registration) A social, relaxed recreational atmosphere All games take place at River Oaks Arena in Oakville Also registering for A D U LT HOCKEY S CH O O LS A couple of young Oakville squash upstarts helped their Toronto and District region to a silver medal at last weekend's Ontario Winter Games in Sault Ste. Marie. There were eight divisions (U-13, U-15, U-17 and U-19 in both boys and girls) and at the end of the day the Toronto District and Western Ontario were split right down the middle with four divisional championships each, but Western Ontario got the nod in the tiebreaker, which was on games won. Neha Kumar, a 12-year-old Heritage Glen student, playing up a category won the U-15 championship. Kumar is actually the U-12 Canadian national champion and she barely dropped a couple of points in her preliminary round matches against other regions. In the championship match against Michelle Craig of Western Region, she won three straight games. Neha Chawla, an Appleby student, played in the U-13 category and she easi ly won all of her preliminary round matches but lost in the finals, 3-0 to Alisha Turner of Western Region. Neha Kumar, seen here after her national U12 title. She was undefeated at the Ontario Winter Games. 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