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Desorders SHERMAN LAl HERbeeneeenbeqgbeee MD. DrAc. 85c * Awards Night for all Front Yard Winners. Watch for the winning homes in this space in an upcoming issue of the Waterioo Chronicle * Fall 10,000 Trees Planting Get on board for 2004 now! Email us today. Get involved! Become part of the team. You can volunteer as little or as much as you like. For more information, call Angela Vieth at 886â€"5435 or email blooms@city.waterioo.on.ca Still to come in 2003 The Waterioo Communities in Bloom Committee would like to take this opportunity to recognize the many volunteers that help out through the year, and who have helped out over the years. They are countless. You have witnessed some of their efforts with: * The Front Yard Competition * School Participation Program * EcoFriendly Garden Competition * Tree Plantings And many other programs and initiatives Become Involved! (519) 763â€"6340 Visit our website: www.driai.metaâ€"ehealth.com * Serving Gueiph Since 1986 The Garden Tour Communities "Lolhduim in Bloom en fleurs _mAaL CH4 Asthma Fibromysiga This space generousty dorzteo by WATERLOO CHRONICLE Weight Contral Autommune Wornans Health . And Many More . _ Waterloo > Communities «. in Bloom SUSAN LV CMD, Drac The Kodiaks opened the series with a 10â€"9 win Sunâ€" day night. The Kâ€"W Kodiaks missed a chance to go up 2â€"0 in their final OLA Senior B series Sunday night against Owen Sound, losing 7â€"5. The Kodiaks were up 5â€"3 going into the third before the Woodsmen scored four straight goals. * Jarvis then beat Summerâ€" side, PE.1., 10â€"1 to remain undefeated in pool play. Kodiaks final series tied 1 â€"1 Jarvis kicked off the tourâ€" nament with a 10â€"2 win Sooke Pemberton, B.C. and followed that up by beating Grande Prairie, Alta., 3â€"0. Meanwhile, the No. 1 seeded team from Jarvis, Ont., looked like they were serious about repeating as national champions by winâ€" ning their first three games of the tournament. That shutâ€"out streak was extended into their next game where the Jr. Twins were shutout by the team from Grande Prairie, Alta. The Twins started strong scoring twice in the first, but were shut out the rest of the way. It wasn‘t the start the Waterloo Hallman Junior Twins were hoping for at the Canadian Junior Fastball Championships at Hillside The Jr. Twinkies opened the tournament with a 9â€"2 loss to the No. 2 seeded team from Sooke, B.C. Junior Twins struggle out of the gate After health kept her off the Ontario Underâ€" 15 basketball tean last year, Waterioo‘s May Kotâ€" sopoulos wondered if she would ever have her chance at winning a national title. But the view got dearer for Kotsopoulos this year as a rare eye condition deared up, and she earmned a berth on the Underâ€"15 team. She can now also claim to be a member of a national champion as the Underâ€"15 won the title at the championships held in Winnipeg last weekend. May Kotsopoulos wins national title with Underâ€"15 team Team No. 3 won the boys squirt major title in the Monday/ The Waterloo Minor Socâ€" cer Association wrapped up their houseâ€"league schedule in July holding champiâ€" onships in various leagues. The No. 3 Squirt team from the Monday/ Wednesday League won the league title last week No. 3 team wins Squirt Major title The Waterloo Chronicle Team of the Week is the Waterloo Wizards Underâ€"11 boys soccer team. The Wizards are the first team from Waterloo Minor Soccer that play in the South Region soccer league. The team, coached by Dave Lesard, plays in the third division with six other first year teams. In May the team entered its first tournament called the Middlesex tournament held in Strathroy, and reached the finals. The Wizards opened the tournament with a 5â€"0 win over St. Thomas. Alex Ullman, Graham Notar Maclean, Kyle Lessard, Alexander Deptotovic and Jason Pixner scored. In their second game, the Wizards tied St. Mary‘s 1â€"1 with Lessard scoring the lone goal. In the last game of the roundâ€"robin portion of the tournament, the Wizards worked their magic again, beating Lonâ€" don 5â€"1. Despotovic led the way with a hatâ€"trick while Pixner and Lessard added singles. The 2â€"0â€"1 record earned the Wizâ€" TEAM QOF THE WEEK Members of the winning team, pictured above, are: (front row, left to right) Adam Schneider, Thomas Wednesday league The team was coached by Dean Cox and Mr. Gomez. ards a berth in the semifinals against Sarâ€" nia. The game went into extraâ€"time tied at 0â€"0. The golden goal solved nothing so the teams went to a penaltyâ€"kick shootout.The Wizards scored on their first four shots while Sarnia only scored once. The Wizards advanced to their firstâ€" ever tournament finals where they faced the Byron 92‘s. Unfortunately, the Wizâ€" ards‘ magic fizzled in the finals as they fell 3â€"1 to Byron. Notar Maclean had the only goal in a gritty effort for the Wizards. Members of the Waterloo Wizards Underâ€" 11 boys soccer team, pictured above, are: (front row, left to right) Eric Stubley, Jesse Bryant, (middle row) Alex Ullman, Martin Bauman, Taylor Springall, Glen Smyth, Nicholas Holmes, Kody Ellis, Jason Pixnâ€" er, Evan Baton, Andreas Ghristaki, (back row) assistant coach Rob Pixner, Graham Notar Maclean, Mackenzie Forristal, head coach Dave Lessard and Kyle Pestell, Duncan Simpson, Ryan Cox, (back row) assisâ€" tant coach Mr. Gomez, Evan Lynch, Mitchell Chouinard, Gavin Macintyre, head coach Dean Cox, Jonathon Cameron, Willow Hall and Brian Gomez.