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Jan Hamade's penalty kick with less than two minutes to play put the Sheridan Bruins into the OCAA men's rugby championship for the first time. The penalty kick gave Sheridan a 22-19 win after Fleming College had stormed back to erase a 19-0 deficit in last Saturday's Ontario Colleges Athletic Association semifinal. A year after winning just two games and missing the playoffs, Sheridan will not only play in the championship game, it'll be hosting it. St. Lawrence College assured that when it upset the undefeated, three-time defending champion Georgian Grizzlies 28-24 in the other semifinal. The final will be Bruins host OCAA men's rugby final Sunday Garth Webb edges Mustangs in HSSAA Tier 2 football final played at the Sheridan's Trafalgar Road campus beginning at noon Sunday. Sheridan, now 7-1 this season, built a big lead in the opening half. A Matt DeCosta try in the 16th minute gave Sheridan a 5-0 advantage. Five minutes later, Andrew Zandona broke free for a long run from just inside the half, and though he got the ball over the line, he was unable to touch it down. Sheridan would score off the resulting scrum, though. Owen Schimpl swung the ball out wide to DeCosta and he scored his second try of the match. Hamade's convert upped the lead to 12-0. J.P . Munro added to Sheridan's tally with a 40-metre run in the 35th minute and Hamade's second convert made it 19-0. A yellow card to Sheridan before the half opened the door for Fleming, though. Fleming scored three minutes into the second half and then narrowed the deficit to 19-12 midway through the half. Sheridan was able to recover and push into Fleming territory. Though it didn't immediately result in points, it allowed Sheridan to burn time off the clock. A Fleming penalty in the 79th minute gave Hamade a chance to add some insurance from 35 metres out and he made no mistake. That would prove to be critical as Fleming stormed back and added a try on the final play of the match. In an exciting championship game featuring six lead changes, it was the undefeated Garth Webb Chargers who eventually came out on top, 37-30 in overtime, against the Milton Mustangs. Tuesday's Halton Secondary School Athletic Association junior Tier 2 football final at McMaster University marked the first Halton title for the Chargers, who, with Tuesday's win, finished 5-0 in a threeteam division that also featured Craig Kielburger Spartans. The Chargers, who outscored the Mustangs and Spartans 1318 in four regular-season victories, had to be considered heavy favourites against the 2-2 Mustangs, but only a game-tying 11-yard field goal by Garth Webb's Mason Peberdy with four seconds remaining in the fourth quarter and the ensuing game-winning two-yard TD run in overtime by Chargers quarterback Trent Gilbert prevented the Mustangs from pulling off a big upset. The Chargers stuck to the 19 | Friday November 10, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insidehalton.com Georgetown Raiders blank Oakville Blades 2-0 in OJHL play Mario Cavaliere made 28 saves to record his third shutout of the season to lead the Georgetown Raiders over the Oakville Blades 2-0 Wednesday night in Ontario Junior Hockey League action in Georgetown. Matt McJannet and Jason Smith scored in the first and second periods, respectively, for the 16-4-1-0 Raiders, first in the West Division and second overall in the OJHL behind the Toronto Patriots. Georgetown fired 32 shots on Blades goalie Chris Elliot. The Raiders now lead the season series 2-1. The 15-5-2-1 Blades are second in the OJHL's South Division. The Blades host the Buffalo Jr. Sabres tonight (Friday) at 7:30 p.m. at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. ground all day, with Liam Ecclestone leading the way with 165 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries. Evan Richmond added 97 yards and a TD on 15 carries and Kyle Heap scored one TD and was 13 for 94 in rushing yardage. Peberdy finished with seven points thanks to four successful convert attempts. Braden Clarke led the defence with eight tackles. Mustangs' running back Logan Girodat gave his team a 30-27 lead with only 2:06 remaining on a sixyard TD run, part of a 105-yard rushing day on 12 carries. He also caught two TD passes from quarterback Brody English, two of his five receptions in the game. Teammate Martin Ford also scored a TD on 13 carries for 105 yards while Evan Gray took an English pass for a 20-yard TD. English finished with 153 yards passing, hitting on 11 of his 16 attempts. Jack Lenhardt led the team in tackles on defence with four. ·Statistics provided by John Metcalfe Worship DIRECTOR DIRECTORY United If you'd like to advertise your place of worship in this feature please call JENNIFER GOULD 289-293-0683 presbyterian Join is for Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m. On Wednesday November 15, we invite you to experience our dinner- church worship service. All are welcome and doors open at 6:00 p.m. MArk yOur cAleNdArS fOr: · Family Craft Night: Nov. 17 at 5:30pm · Strata Vocal Ensemble: "Sing me to Heaven": Nov 18, 19 at 7:30 pm · Treats and Treasures Sale: Nov 25 Sunday Bible Teaching & Worship Service, 12:30-2:30pm (SOUTH RIDGE ROOM) IROQuOIS RIdGE COMMunITy CEnTRE 1051 Glenashton Dr. Glenashton & Eighth Line FRIday Teaching & youth Service 7-8:30pm Tel: 416-892-8123 Fax: 1-866-281-5983 Pastor: Elder M.J. Brissett Email: mjbrisse@yahoo.ca JESuS IS LORd GLEN ABBEY UNITED CHURCH REV.TED VANCE Come experience Church your whole family will enjoy! 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