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SATURDAYS 6 am TO 2 pm l FREDERICK & DUKE STREETS, DOWNTOWN KITCHENER I FREE PARKING Be in over 26,000 homes every week of the year. Advertise in the Waterloo Chronicle â€" 886â€"2830 Beans, Beets , Broccoli, Sprouts, Cabbage, Carrots, Leeks, Cauliflower, Onions, Potatoes, Squash, Apples and Pears. Farm Fresh They‘re all in season at the Kitchener Farmers‘ Market! To find these vendors, look for the "Vendor Special" flags. "Vendor Specials" are valid for Saturday October 27th and November 3rd at the Kitchener Farmers‘ Market. Located Lower Level Market Square next to the Food Market COMPETITIVE PRICES ;(fi gole»] VISIT OUR CRAFT MARKET FOR BEAUTIFUL GIFT IDEAS, HAND MADE CRAFTS AND MUCH MUCH MORE TEAM OE THE WEEK This week‘s Waterloo Chronicle Team of the Week is the Waterloo Minor Fastball Association‘s Midget Red Dogs. The Red Dogs won the 2001 North Waterloo Rural Midget Fastball league after finishing the regular season with an impressive 16â€"0 record. During the league playoff, held in Shakespeare on the last weekend of August, the Red Dogs went undefeated again to win the league championships. The Red Dogs defeated South Woolwich to cap a perfect 19â€"0 season against league competition. The team also had a strong showing at the Ontario Midget Elimination tournament, and at the Ontario Softball championships bringing home a silver medal in the B Category competition. Members of the Red Dogs, pictured above, are: (front row, left to right) David Wiley, Matt Daly, (middle row) coach Richard Martin, Cameron Hauck, Brandon Roeder, Ron Dean, Mike Ahrens, Allan Conrad, coach Mike Axford, (back row) Andrew Putnam, David Westphal, coach Alan "Tipsy" Thompson, Craig Daly, Shaun Campbell, Ryan Shannon and coach Dave Orsini. The Wartiors started the game against the wind, which gave them a lot of trouble tryâ€" ing to generate any offence. But once they got the ball rolling for them in the second half _ they â€" defeated â€" the Marauders 41 â€"15. Warriors look to defend title The Waterloo Warriors women‘s rugby team faced their toughest competition so far this year in the OUA semifiâ€" nals against the McMaster Marauders last Saturday. superb drives up the field keepâ€" ing the ball in Mac‘s half to start the game. Finally after a solid drive, captain Leigh Nevermann took a nice pop pass from teammate Chrissy Gordon and scored a try at about the 15 minute mark. Eight minutes later, the Mac fullback had a great break and managed to score around the outside making the game 5â€"5. Waterloo again took matâ€" ters into their own hands with tight passing, great rucking a continuing attack up the right side of the field. Sara Escobar waited off to the side and plunged through the defence to score another try. KetriWebb added the kick making it 12â€"5 Mac was able to tie it up going into the half, and took the early lead out of the break. But the Warriors then scored 29 straight points to clinch the vicâ€" defend their 2000 provincial title against their old rivals, the Guelph Gryphons, for the third year in a row in the OUA final this Saturday at 1 pm. The forwards had some