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GIRLS BASKETBALL CENTRAL (west Oak., east Burl.) DIVISION Central championship final (Tuesday): Pineland (Burl) 35, Q.E. Park (Oak) 9 Halton system semiâ€"finals (yesterday): Pineland (Burl) vs north champion. Central semiâ€"final results (Monday): Q.E. Park (Oak) 23, W.H. Morden (Oak) 20 league chamion Pineland received a bye TIER TWO Central semiâ€"finals (Wednesday): C.H. Norton (Oak) 41, Eastview (Oak) 10. Central Tier Two finals: Tier Two champion Brookdale takes on C.H. Norton this Monday, 7 p.m. at Burlington‘s Lord Elgin High School. EAST (Oakville) DIVISION Halton system semiâ€"finals (yesterday): E.J. James vs west champion East championship final (last week): E.J. James 24, Montclair 22 OT TIERTWO East Tier Two championship (Wednesday) Falgerwood 32, River Oaks 26 East semiâ€"finals (last week): River Oaks 54, Pilgrim Wood 29 Falgerwood recieved a bye BOYS BASKETBALL Halton system quarterâ€"finals (Tuesday night) St. Luke‘s 28, St. Mark‘s (Bur1) 22 St. Raphael (Burl) defeats St. Peter (Milton) St. Bernadette‘s 51, Our Lady of Victory (M) 41 Holy Rosary (Burl) 43, St. Michael‘s 35 Halton system semiâ€"finals (Yesterday): St. Luke‘s vs. St. Raphael (Burl) St. Bernadette‘s vs. Holy Rosary (Burl) Halton championship (this Monday, Bishop Reding in Milton, 8 p.m.) Oakville‘s championship final (last Monday): St. Luke‘s 39, St. Bernadette‘s 35 Bronze medal final (last Monday): St. Michael‘s 50, St. Marguerite‘s 30 And the reduced initiation can be paid over 4 yvears â€" with $0.00 initiation payment in the 1st year â€" so that you can come and try our championship layout without any investment except annual dues and enjoy full membership privileges. 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Call our Pro John Phelan or Lynn for details. . because we want to increase our And.. membexshlp base by 40 new members. . | THE OAKVILLE BEAVER | GIRLS BASKETBALL Halton system semiâ€"finals (this Wednesday): Our Lady of Victory (M) 32, St. Marguerite 28 St. Peter‘s (Milton) 35 vs. St. Timothy (Burl) 24 Halton championship (this Monday, Bishop Reding in Milton, 6:30 p.m.) Halton system quarterâ€"finals (last Monday) St. Marguerite‘s 44, Holy Rosary (Burl) 26 Our Lady of Victory (M) 30, St. Mark‘s (B) 22 St. Peter‘s (Milton) 29, St. Bernadette‘s 26 St. Timothy (Burl) 48, St. Matthew 28 Oakville‘s championship final (last week): St. Marguerite‘s 28, St. Bernadette‘s 16 Bronze medal final (Thursday): St. Matthew‘s 29, St. Luke‘s 17 BOYS BASKETBALL CENTRAL DIVISION â€" Central championship final (Tuesday) Pineland (Burl) 37, Eastview (Oak) 25 Halton system semiâ€"finals (yesterday): Pineland (Burl) vs north champion Central semiâ€"final results:(last week) Pineland (Burl) 46, Q.E. Park (Oak) 39 League leading Eastview received a bye TIER TWO Central semiâ€"finals (Tuesday): W.H. Morden (Oak) 45, Brookdale (Oak) 33 Central Tier Two finals: Tier Two champion C.H. Norton takes on W.H. Morden this Monday at Lord Elgin, around 8:15 p.m. (following the girls Tier Two final which begins at 7 p.m.). EAST DIVISION Halton system semiâ€"finals(yesterday): E.J. James vs west champion East championship final (last week): E.J. James 34, New Central 33 TIER TWO East Tier Two championship (Wednesday) Pilgrim Wood 40, River Oaks 34 East semiâ€"finals (last week): Pilgrim Wood 50, Falgarwood 41 River Oaks received a bye The Oakville Blades, who have built a surprising 3â€"0 lead over the Burlington Cougars in their secondâ€"round Provincial Junior "A" bestâ€"ofâ€"seven hockey series, have a chance for a home ice sweep tonight. Game time is 8 p.m. at Oakville Arena. Blades general manager Murray Walker is confident the players "can deliver the final blow." Blades can clinch But he said it‘s also important for the Blades not to let up against the talented Cougars. That‘s exactly what the Blades did in one regular season game when they let a 5â€"0 lead slip away into an 8â€"5 Cougars victory. If the Cougars hang on tonight, the fifth game will be played back at Burlington‘s Central Arena (on Drury Lane at New St.) Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. Ontario‘s top four teams â€" including the Bruins from Sheridan College â€" are assembled in Ottawa for the provincial championship this weekend, and Bruin coach Jim Flack said that unlike previous years all four chalâ€" lengers have a reasonable shot. Bruins at provincials The province‘s Proâ€"Line sports lottery doesn‘t include Canadian college basketball games, and that may be a good thing. All are among the top ten in the most recent national college rankings, including Algonquin (1), Humber (3), Sheridan (8) and Durham (9). Those rankings have produced an excellent seeding for the tournament in which divisional rivals will fight it out in tonight‘s semiâ€"finals (Sheridan vs. Humber, Algonquin vs. Durham) with the winners meeting in tomorrow night‘s championship game. The successful ingredients are all in place to make tomorrow‘s sixth annual Big Brothers curling bonspiel another smashing success. Big Brothers bonspiel Last year, more than $20,000 was raised, thanks, to a large degree, to a challenge between Big Brother Dan Purdy and Oakville Mayor Ann Mulvale whose teams ended up contributing amounts that were well into four figures. â€"They‘re back at it again this year as are 26 other teams who have long since filled the event to capacity. â€" Among the participants are CFNY‘s Humble and Fred and teams from Ford, the Oakville Beaver and both the police and fire departments. The public are invited to help out any of the teams with pledges which they can do by dropping into the Oakville Curling Club tomorrow or simply phoning Big Brothers at 847â€"7267. International baseball Tryouts are being held in Oakville over the next two Sundays for youth interested in international baseball competition and travel. The Eastâ€"West Baseball Ambassadors, North America‘s premier international youth baseball organizaâ€" tion, and Doyle Baseball School, Canada‘s leading instructional baseball school, are teaming up to conduct the tryouts for interested players between the ages of 11 and 20. Both sessions (March 6 and 13) run from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. All participants are required to bring their own equipâ€" ment (gloves, bats, water, etc.) as well as an administraâ€" tive fee of $35. All players will receive evaluation from the Doyle Baseball and East West staff coaches, as well as informaâ€" tion about the international baseball programs which will feature trips to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Europe and the United States. There are three levels of competition, ranging all the way up to select. For more information on the tryouts and the Eastâ€"West Baseball Ambassadors, call Doyle Baseball at 842â€"1695. Home Court Bâ€"ball Oakville‘s Home Court Basketball program is offering a March Break camp (March 14â€"18) for youth from 7 to 17 years of age. Based out of Oaklands Regional Centre, 53 Bond Street, the camp runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a supervised lunch. The camp is hosted by Carol Hamilton Goodale, former national and Olympic basketball team member. For more information, phone 825â€"4117. A basketball camp is being held at Sheridan College‘s Oakville campus over the March Break (March 14â€"18). Hoops Bâ€"ball Hoops Basketball â€" a local Burlingtonâ€"based league which attracts Oakville players â€" is organizing the camp which will feature head coach instruction from Theresa Burns, head coach of the McMaster Marauders women‘s basketball team. All ages of boys and girls are welcome with instruction geared from beginners to advanced.