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We'li bring your store to over 32,000 doors. WArEnLoo's OWN Comaumrv NEWSPAPER 886-2830 The Waterloo Chronicle Team of the Week is the Waterloo Atom Sharks boys hockey team. The Sharks wrapped up their 2004-2005 championship campaign finishing third at the provincial,» in Brant- ford. The Sharks finished the tournament with a 2-l-l record, falling to Sarnia in the semis on a goal at the buzzer as tiou- ble overtime drew to a close. In game one, the Sharks defeated the Ridgeway Stars 4 Al. Scoring for the Sharks were Wade Tucker with two goals, and Nick Balavich and Josh Kraemer with singles. Jason Wolff earned the shutout. In game two. the Sharks beat Brantford 3-i. Steven Parker had a hat-trick for the \nutu vi the Vt “HA Annual (icncral Stature to bu huld on “untidy May it) SOUS at 7 (it) p m al RIM Park _ Rome RIF \ommmmm for posmons on lhc Hoard M [hruluh for claim“ lll the Mcetmp must hc \ul‘mnu‘d m “Hung lo the (hair ol th' nominal» Ing( IHHHIIUL'C \\Ilhln l-lelccn I l4t days poor to May 1tr2trtrf Hu, nit-cling Is mum to all memhcrr, and In the gcucrul pulsls Prcsudcm 2 yu'ars Vat. l‘rnulcm I yum “Imam oi lst at 2nd Rep hams 2 ycar'i Ihrcctor Rec Hockcy Samar Human 2 years lhrector ul Pawn! t onccrnsiRec" Hockey 2 years Director of Parcnt Support 2 years lhrcctor of I undrmsmg 2 years lhrcctor at 3rd and 4th Rep Icams I year “Hector of Parent Concerns Rep Hockey l year Director of Communications I year For more information on the roles and espousi- bilities of these positions, please review the WMHA Constitution or contact a member of the WMHA Board. A copy of the WMHA constitution and nomination forms are available at the WMNA office located in the Manulife Spottsplex q RIM Park or on our website www.water- loohockey.on.ca “magma OF THE w C, U 'ji,, __,-:,-,," J," J,,.-, 'i-sr.,,),]:],,))):-,"::-,--: (u' "iii- 'tibijut you? Cffi)‘ WATERLOO CHRONICLE ' Waterloo . Minor Hockey l Association Annual General Meeting l Wattriioo THE CITY OF " I I " I l wmg m... J'r'l'nnml’i mm mf- Sharks. In game three. the Sharks tied KW 3-3. Waterloo goal scorers were Wade Tucker and Balavich with two. in the semifinals. Sarnia edged the Sharks 4-3 in double overtime. Scoring for the Sharks were Jason Koopman. Tucker and Bal- avich. Members of the Atom Sharks, pic- tured above. are: (back row. from left] coach Monty, coach Mark, coach Larry and coach Brett. (middle row) Wade Tucker. Colton Cox. Jason Koopman. Nick Balavich, Josh Kraemer, Matthew Doer- becker. Darius Codrea. Braeden McCarthy. [front row) Daniel Wagner, AJ Moreland. Ryan Holmes. Logan Rapp, lason Wolffand Steven Parker. fEEK i Dogs come out 1 flying in races l'he Waterloo Hying Dogs, Cyrhrtg Club were racing Ill Brockville and Kulgswn last weekend. starting wath the Cawo [our de Habitat. Ruth Moore won tht. hemttr 3 ram punishmg the gruup m a park spnnl totlw tinish. John Kirvue. In his second luniur race. [hushed thud Kinsir was also third UI the Junior Expert catNory at the mountain hike Ib-Cup m Mansfield last week. Dun Andrews. directeur spunif and coach, placed fifth in the Master A Race. Matt Robertson. a Cadet racer. got stuck behind a crash in the third lap which kept him for finishing. 'I'hr team then took pan in the Aztech Grand Ptix Cri- terium where Juniors Richard Bell and John Kinsie secured first and second place respectively. Iutzi on lst team Other WCSSAA first- team all-stars included WCl's John Iutzi. KCI's Scott Reaume. (Ball's Jackson Phillips and Grand River's Alan Dodd, Ryan Greguol and Scott Benton. Local members of the second team were St. David's Joel Davidson, WCI's Jordan Schulz and Bluevale's Nathan Bennett. Continued from page 28 2tmttttirettBtL,6tttitittsNmttN.1tn8 Tuesday thru Friday 12 to 5pm; Saturday 10 to 5pm Sunday & Monday cmsm * Custom Orders Welcome! A Woodlawn FURNITURE Factory Outlet