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Iiczyna has previous international experience in Mexico, Argentina, Italy, Egypt, the U.S. and, most recently, a tour in Brazil. He recently joined Mississauga United of the Toronto and District Soccer League‘s First Division after quitting Hamilton Sparta, another men‘s team. He had played four games for Sparta but found its schedule conflicted with his commitment to the Ontario program. "Taras has to put the complete package together. They (Fleming and Larkin) do the job a little more completely Taras‘ ability is still without question â€"â€" he knows that." They said they couldn‘t believe that someone new to the provincial program (Fleming) was better than someone who has been in it for five seasons (IIczyna). * "I was and still am very, very disappointed," said IIczyna, who was on the initial roster of 21 and is one of the team‘s four reserves. "I am shocked. I knew I should have been on it. I was definitely better than one of them and asâ€"good as the other. The IIczynas have accused Najjar of "favoritism" in his selections but Najjar denied the allegations. "He (Taras) took it personally," Najjar said. "I tried to speak with his parents but they were a bit abusive on the phone. I won‘t even respond to the letter. Najjar, who has been with provincial teams for three seasons and coached at the national level in Trinidad for five years, thinks the thrust of IIczyna‘s displeasure is coming from his parents. "It‘s unfair for the boy to go through this," he said. "One cannot go through life without disappointments. The program doesn‘t promise anyâ€" body anything." "I don‘t see how I could have been left off the team," said the Montreal native, who moved to Oakville three years ago. "I couldn‘t believe it." Iczyna says the experience has soured him on the provincial program and instead he will look towards the national team. A 17â€"yearâ€"old Oakville youth is puzzled and bitter after being left off the final 17â€"man roster for the Ontario soccer team that will compete in the upcoming Canada Summer Games in Kamloops B.C. An Ontario provincial team member for the past five seasons, Taras IIczyna was beaten out for the goalkeeper positions by Gary Fleming, 19, of Mississauga and Jim Larkin, 18, of Scarborough. Iiczyna, a Loyola Secondary School student, and his parents last week sent a letter to the Ontario Soccer Association, the Canadian Soccer Association, Haltonâ€"Centre MPP Barbara Sullivan and the team‘s head coach, Hannibal Najjar, complaining about the selection process. By TOM MICHIBATA Oakville Beaver staff ‘Keeper upset after Games snub Over 130 items to choose from including Chinese, Canadian, Mexican, Italian and more. BAMBOO GARDEN‘S FANTASTIC GRAND OPENING FULL BUFFET MEALS Lunch only $5.99 Dinner oy ‘9.99 (Friday to Sunday $10.99) s# We use 100% vegetable oils for low fat cholesterol diets. 125 Cross Ave. in Trafalgar Village Lunch . Dinner., Sunday â€" 11;:30â€"3:00 5:00â€"10:00. .|. . oodrich s“*““d.‘ Janzen joins the Open Lee Janzen, winner of this year‘s U.S. Open, has confirmed his ent Morden Service Centre and the Oakville North News â€"are proud to recognize the * Morden: Service ‘CGentre boys .under 7 as the team ‘of the week: Congratulations to Janzen, 28, has missed only two cuts in 19 tournaments this year and is less than $40,0000 short of the $2 million mark in career earnings. Since joining the tour in the fall of 1989, he has quickly moved up the money list, going from 115th to 72nd to ninth last year. Lee Janzen, winner of this year‘s U.S. Open, has confirmed his entry into the Canadian Open golf championship, Sept. 6â€"12 at Glen Abbey. Janzen, who also won the Phoenix Open in January and is No. 5 on the PGA Tour‘s money list, joins previously announced stars Greg Norman, Nick Price, Fred Couples, Davis Love III, Corey Pavin and John Daly in the 89th annual event. â€" He is currently ranked among the leaders in eight other individual cateâ€" gories. Janzen will be attempting to become the first person to win both the U.S. and Canadian Open in the same year since Lee Trevino turned the trick in 1971, when he also won the British Open. râ€"of Marden Service. Cenire, and the assistant coach