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Wednesday, June 30, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER The Oakville Avalanche U-11AA girls rep team are the Erie Flagship Cup Champions this year. They won the U -ll/1 2 division on June 11. BACK ROW: Colin Bailey (assist coach), Tom Mills (coach), Devon Bailey, Alanna Jordan, Mallory Hyde, Amanda Douglas, Karen Bailey (manag­ er), Katie Hughes, Shannon Slacer and Lesley Statham (trainer). MIDDLE ROW: Samantha Cicchini, Samantha Statham, Kendra Welham, Megan Kunder, Jessie Mills, Emma Haddon, Andrea Corkum and Carleigh Martin. FRONT ROW: Laura Bowker. They're U.S. tourney champions Playing in the Erie Flagship Cup Tournament over the June 12/13 weekend in Erie, Pennsylvania (under 11-12 division), the Oakville Avalanche clinched their first tournament victory for the 1999 outdoor season in a nail-biting finish. Primary round play: Avalanche vs Mentor S.C. Jammers: 1-0 victo­ ry. Great defensive play by captain Alanna Jordan, assistant captain Mallory Hyde, Devon Bailey, Megan Kunder, Shannon Slacer and Keeper Laura Bowker held the Jammers to no goals. Goal scored by Jessica Mills. Avalanche vs Marcellus Maniacs: 3-0 victory. Controlling the midfield, Emma Haddon, Carleigh Martin, Samantha Cicchini, Sammy Statham, and Kendra Welham provided the forwards with numerous scoring opportunities. Keeper Laura Bowker with the shutout. Goals by Jessie Mills (2) and Amanda Douglas. Avalanche vs LESC Magic: 4-0 victory. Excellent all round play and pin point passing by Andrea Corkum, Katie Hughes, Amanda Douglas, Jessie Mills, and Samantha Cicchini resulting in a solid victory. Keeper Laura Bowker with the shutout. Goals by Mills (3) and Douglas. FINAL ... Avalanche vs Cleveland United: 2-1 victory. Beautiful attacking soccer by the whole team made for a very exciting game. Playing with their hearts and souls Alanna Jordan, Mallory Hyde, Samantha Cicchini and Amanda Douglas kept the Avalanche in the game. The Avalanche went a goal down 10 minutes into the second half. Then with only five minutes to play Amanda Douglas beat three defenders and the keeper to score the equalizer. Jessie Mills picked up a loose ball in the box and buried it for the win with less then a minute to play. Here's a recap of play in their South Region Soccer League, premier division. • Avalanche vs Brams, May 25th: 7-0 victory: Wonderful midfield play by Emma Haddon, Samantha Cicchini, Sammy Statham, Kendra Welham, and Carleigh Martin. Keeper Laura Bowker with the shutout. Goals scored by Amanda Douglas(3), Andrea Corkum, Carleigh Martin, Sammy Statham and Jessie Mills. • Avalanche vs Erin Mills, June 1st: 3-0 victory: constant pressure by forwards Katie Hughes, Andrea Corkum, Jessie Mills and Amanda Douglas caused many scoring opportunities. Goals scored by Amanda Douglas (2) and Carleigh Martin. Keeper Laura Bowker with the shutout. • Avalanche vs Kitchener, June 8th: 4-1 victory: Great defence by Alanna Jordan, Megan Kunder, Shannon Slacer, Devon Bailey and Mallory Hyde. Goals scored by Jessica Mills (3) and Amanda Douglas. • Avalanche vs Mississauga, June 22nd: 5-1 vic­ tory. Solid midfield play by Carleigh Martin and Sammy Statham. Goals scored by Katie Hughes (2), Samantha Cicchini, Sammy Statham and Carleigh Martin. In an SRSL League Cup game, Avalanche beat Saltfleet 10-0 on June 17th. Shutout by keepers Katie Hughes and Laura Bowker. Goal scoring by Mallory Hyde (2), Carleigh Martin (2), Amanda Douglas (2), Katie Hughes, Jessie Mills, Shannon Slacer and Laura Bowker. Encourage Your Child To Read A Newspaper W e owe our children the greatest education we can give them , and encouraging them to read a newspaper is an im portan t part o f tha t education. O pen a door o f entertain­ m ent, w onder and knowledge for your chil­ dren by encouraging them to begin a prac­ tice they will enjoy for the rest o f their lives. T he Oakville Beaver I t a l l s t a r t s w i t h n o i v s p a j t e r . EXTRA' EXTRA' NEWSPAPER ROUTE AVAILABLE IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD. ! $10.00 REWARD j I Become the carrier of an I j Oakville Beaver route and you will J I receive a $10.00 incentive reward | I after SO days on the route i I-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 •You will earn excellent monthly profits. •Cash and Prizes getting new customers •And lots of Pun! Pun! Pun! T™Oakville Beaver The OMBA mosquito selects. BACK ROW: coaches Chris Birtles, Ron Henry and Arthur Melo. MIDDLE ROW: Andrew Barlow, Graham Duckers, Steven Birtles, Matt Rawdon, Matt Hendry, Chris Jacques, Eric Neibert and Jason Melo. FRONT ROW: Andrew Shaw, Mike Henry, Ian Collins, Sean Doherty, Peter Wadley and James Mosca. Selects ready to do battle After a series of try-outs, the Oakville m os­ quito select team has been determined. Weekly practices are proving the team will be a force to be reckoned with as they repre­ sent Oakville in five tournaments this summer. The tournam ents will take place in Brampton, Oakville, Clarkson, Niagara Falls and Richmond Hill. W hile the first two exhibition games o f the season against Brampton resulted in the boys going down to defeat, they fought back hard and showed great promise. A team outing to a recent Blue Jay game was a great way to start of the season. M any thanks to the team 's great sponsor, Bell Quick Change. Hornets have great finale to the season (Continued from page D4) Katharine Bingham. Another strong defensive game by Kyra Nabeta, Devon Middleton, Amanda Lynam and Jennifer Cutter. Laura Roadhouse and Anne-Marie Witko again produced a fine com­ bined goaltending effort for the win and tourna­ ment victory with a record of three wins and one loss. Oakville opened the tournament June 12 against the very same Pittsburgh Iceburghs, win­ ning 3-1. Heather Macdonald had a pair of goals and Tara Roszell a single. Assists went to Amanda Lynam, Tara Roszell, Heather Macdonald and Jennifer Cutter. Strong forechecking throughout the game by Jordana Lee and Devon Middleton produced several good opportunities in the Pittsburgh end. Jennifer Cutter, Amanda Lynam, Kyra Nabeta and Charlene Hare combined for a strong defensive effort. A strong appearance in goal by Anne-Marie Witko and Laura Roadhouse held Pittsburgh to one late third period goal for the win. Oakville won their second game on June 12 7- 0 over Pittsburgh Storm. Oakville dominated this game from the opening faceoff with pinpoint pass­ ing and pressure in all three zones, holding the Pittsburgh squad to just two shots. Anne-Marie Witko and Laura Roadhouse shared the shutout. Goals were scored by Devon Middleton (2), Heather Macdonald (2), Jordana Lee, Amanda Lynam and Charlene Lee. A strong offensive effort by Jennifer Kociuba, Jennifer Cutter, Kyra Nabeta and Tara Roszell produced the assists. Oakville played their best game of the tourna­ ment later on in the day despite coming out on the wrong end of a 3-1 verdict against Detroit Honeybaked. Oakville fell behind in the first peri­ od but managed to come back and win the second period on a goal by Amanda Lynam whose quick shot found the top comer, completely surprising the Detroit goalie. They could only manage a draw in the third period against a tough squad. The loss didn't stop Oakville from advancing to the final. Despite the loss, Anne-Marie Witko had an excellent game between the posts, making several key stops to keep her teammates in the hunt. The team is sponsored by Philthy McNasty's and Nottinghill Chiropractic. 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