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Wednesday, May 12, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER D5 • Photo by Peter J. Thompson This unidentified O akville Lightning U-15 player challenges for the ball. Oakv ille had a good start to the season on Sunday with a 4-3 win over Olym pic Flame. Oakville Lightning win their season opener The O akville Lightning Under-15 boys A A rep soccer team opened up their inaugural Ontario Youth Soccer League (OY SL) season on Sunday with a bang, defeating the Olympic Flame Zeus club from Scarborough 4-3. ON TRACK: Oakville Legion track and field club members Michelle Telebar and Sherelle Solomon captured second and first place, respectively, in the girls 400 meters at the Burlington Legion-Optimists Track and Field meet at M. M. Robinson last Saturday. Photo by Peter C. McCusker O TM H Classic aims for $50,000 T he 1999 O a k v ille -T ra fa lg a r M em o ria l H ospital (O TM H ) 5K C lassic, presented by O ak­ land Lincoln Mercury, will be held Sunday, May 30th, 9:30 a.m. Participants will have the choice of competition or fun. There is something for everyone at the 1999 OTMH Classic. Since the inaugural event in 1996, the OTMH Classic has become a wonderful community event in Oakville and also an important stop on the competitive and recreational running circuit in southern Ontario. Last year, $24,000 was raised and this year the goal is $50,000. Everyone will enjoy the scenic route, refreshments, massages, entertainment and the chance to win fabu­ lous prizes. Participants collecting donations will be eligible for special prizes. Those who pre-register by Wednesday, May 19 will receive a free T-Shirt. Besides major sponsors Oak-land Lincoln Mercury and SmithKline Beecham, numerous other corporate sponsors are on board including the Oakville Beaver. For further info, phone 338-4642. The victory captured the Klaus Zander m em orial trophy for the Oakville Soccer Club, a piece of hardware they will proudly display. The 'Bolts cam e out firing on all fronts, building a com m anding 4-0 lead with strong play through the first 60 m inutes. Andrew M acdonald led the attack for the L ightning, scoring tw o goals. C om placency, as it often does when team s build a large lead, set in tow ards the end o f the gam e for the 'Bolts. O lym pic F lam e scored three goals late in the contest, how ever it was not enough to m atch the O akville total. G oalkeeper M ajiej Laczny, on loan from the O akville Jets Under- 15 A team , played a solid gam e in net and w as key dow n the stretch as the L ightning preserved the victory. Injuries took their to ll in the m atch as C had A boud (slight con­ cussion), S tephen H ill (tw isted ankle) and Joe H rebik (cracked nose) all w ^nt down. O akville's tw o other goals were scored by Kujo Beduh, on a pretty effort, and M ark M isiak. Special m ention fo r strong play go to C had Aboud, Lee Bekker, M ike de Vaal, Joe H rebik, Steve M arinic and N ick Servedio. O akville's next gam e is W ednesday M ay 26 at Shell Park. K ickoff is 9 p.m. Summer hockey The O akville Youth Sum m er Hockey League is ready to play. Almost 300 players have registered to play in this inaugural season from ages 5- 14. Games will take place on weeknights, Monday to Thursday in prime time at the River Oaks Community Centre. This is a non-contact league with a 14- game schedule. All registrations are individual (no team s) and team s will be balanced throughout the season. Registration remains open. For infor­ mation, call 510-1447. Players already registered should expect a call from their coach before May 12, and expect a game during the week of May 16. □ □ □ □ The H atton M en's S um m er Hockey League has a few more openings for play­ ers to play in a 20-game season. Games are played at M ainway Arena in Burlington and R iver Oaks Arena in Oakville. Individual entries only. Call 849-9712. □ □ □ □ A dult Sum m er Hockey League a t Ice S po rts O akville from Sunday to Thursday. Pick your night. All non con­ tact, all skill levels, all stop time. W omen's hockey league on Tuesday night. Call 845- 6989, ext. 239. □ □ □ □ Ice S ports O akville Youth Sum m er Hockey League for paperweight to ban­ tam, 13 games guaranteed, playing three 20-minute periods. Call 845-6989. □ □ □ □ Wanted: lousy, crummy or older play­ ers looking for a fun, recreational adu lt hockey program. Play 26 or 52 weeks a year. Goalies needed, as well. Call 1-800- 905-0270. □ □ □ □ MINOR SUMMER HOCKEY: the G olden H orseshoe Hockey League, in its 15th year of operation, is currently accept­ ing applications for individual and team entries in the 'A' division for the 1999 Minor Summer Hockey League. Games played at Burlington Mainway Arena. Paperweight through to bantam (ages 5- 16). For info phone 332-0757 or 257- 5805. □ □ □ □ M EN 'S SUM M ER HOCKEY: the G olden H orseshoe Hockey League, in its 15th year o f operation, is now accepting applications for the 1999 summer hockey season. Games played at Burlington Mainway Arena. Team and individual entries accepted. For info call 332-0757 or 257-5805. □ □ □ □ Want to rent some ice. There's ice tim e available from both the town (815-5989) and Ice Sports Oakville (845-6989). The town also has its goalie and shooter prac­ tice pads available for rent. fe. 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