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t was a big weekend for Ilocal girls minor hockey, as the Waterloo Ravens hosted their firstâ€"ever tourâ€" nament at RIM Park last weekend. More than 28 teams in the threeâ€"day tournament featuring five divisions of play at teams from as far away as Rochester, N.Y. Ravens put on a good show _ / Organizers and volunâ€" teers put on a great show for the visitors, and also got some great results from the home teams. The Ravens Atom girls team came in the tournaâ€" ment with only three goals against but were unable to advance into the champiâ€" onship game. In their first game, Waterloo lost twoâ€" one to Ancaster. Scoring was Lauren Brignolio from Jessica Salvatore. In their second game they lost 1â€"0 to Durham West. In the third game Waterâ€" loo came on strong outscorâ€" ing Hamilton 6â€"0 but failed to advance. Megan Hutton had a hatâ€"trick in the win, while Erin Helmond scored twice and added two assists. Brignolio had the other goal, while Amanda Woodcroft added two assists. The Bantam Ravens girls team made it to the Bronze game but were unable to pick up a medal after a strong performance. They opened up with a 3â€" 1 win over Coldwater. Scorâ€" ing was Carrie Balch, Katryâ€" na Stemmler and Stephanie Brignolio. The Ravens then tied Volunteers Save Trees in Waterloo The Waterloo Novice Ravens‘ Rachel Bolger hops over a Burlington Barracudas forward to get to the puck Friday at the first annual Dacour Fall Challenge girls hockey tournament at RIM Park. Brampton 3â€"3. Scoring for The Midget Ravens girls _ Ravens. Waterloo were Katherine _ team picked up the silver In the semiâ€"finals Wate Whitney. Brignolio and _ medal in the tournament. loo faced Rochester agai Stemmler. In their first game against _ earning their revenge in a Waterloo then lost 2â€"1 against a strong Oakville team, with Julia Lubezynski scoring the lone Ravens‘ goal. In the consolation final Waterloo ran out of steam, losing to Brampton 6â€"1. The lone Ravens‘ goal was scored by Rebecca Hennig. In the semifinals, Waterâ€" loo lost against Oakville again 3â€"2. Kirstie Schmuck and Brignolio scored for the Ravens. , _ Waterloqo % Communities . _ in Bloom 1 SPORTS In their first game against Whitby, Waterloo won 3â€"0. Erica Brown, Jenny Moore and Amanda Hanley scored for the Ravens. A strong Rochester team beat the Ravens 3â€"2 in their second game. â€" Ashley Fitzgerald and Christina Balch notched the Waterloo markers. Waterloo came back from that tough loss to beat Brampton 3â€"0. s Melissa Quinn, Hanley and Brown scored for the 2 4 Mobdih Jun _ Z\ Tharifi; Descartes