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RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR "Watch The Game Here" 597 King St. N., Waterloo 519â€"880â€"1828 190 Gateway Park Dr., Kitchener 519â€"650â€"2733 The Clarica Arena, Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex TEAM OF THE WEEK The Waterloo Chronicle Team of the Week is the Waterloo Novice MD Mountain Wolves The Mountain Wolves were tournament champions at the Hespeler Mini Olympicâ€" sheld Dec. 26â€"29. Led by goaltenders Paul Raymond and Andrew Vanwynsberghe (#33), the team worked well together with each player contributing to the tournament victory. The team put on a strong offensive display scoring a total of 31 goals in the fiveâ€"game tournament. The defense was also strong only allowing four goals against ADVERTISERS appreciate it when you tell them ... I saw your ad in the Chronicle. JR. ‘B‘ HOCKEY CLUB vs KITCHENER Sunday, January 28 7:30 p.m. Members of the Waterloo Novice MD Mountain Wolves, pictured above, are: (front row, from left) goaktenders John Raymond and Andrew Vanwynsberghe, (second row) Cameron Perkins, Ethan Hebel, Alex Hanâ€" son, Brad VanderVieuten, Liam Colson, Hayden Berger, Jacob Barbuto, (third row) Eric Kim, Braydon Hahn, Phillip St. Antoine, Andrew Heibein, Noah Carrâ€"Pries, Bryce Bell, Scott Steinfeld, Boris Katchouk, (back row) coaches Mike Berger, Brad Vanâ€" wynsberghe and head coach Paul Raymond Local synchro team has best ever results ast week was the 2007 I Ontario Provincial Triâ€" Is, a provincewide routineâ€"qualifying competiâ€" tion in synchronized swimâ€" ming. The Waterloo Regional Synchronized Swim Club‘s Tier 6 swimmers entered five competitions and came home with three golds, a silâ€" ver and a bronze for their best results ever. Starting the weekend off with a gold medal performâ€" ance were Tier 6 Open duet swimmers Jill Boa and Emily Verbiski. The duet was then joined by teammates Erin Noll, Krissy Einboden, Rachel Demmers, Ellyn Klea, Renee Hoegy, Reilly Coombs, Aileen Hodgson, Christine Horner and Mallory Burt to capture the gold in both the Tier 6/7 Select Team event and the Tier 6 Combo Team event. Tiers 6 Open Solo swimâ€" mers Ellyn Klea and Erin Noll also had outstanding routine performances, narâ€" Continued "Our student council has been stirring it up all week," said Lanteigne about the carâ€" nivalâ€"like atmosphere at the vame that saw almost 200 The Celtics had just come off of winning the inaugural Winter Meltâ€"Down, in supâ€" Choosing the right investment advisor The perfectly balanced portfolio. Will I outâ€"live my retirement savings? Fact or Fictionâ€" Ethical investments perform as well as "sin stocks" Contact Metroland Corporatie Sales Office Today! Demystifying Mutual Punds Tel: 4164931300 Fax: 4164930623 Who needs permanent insurance odvertising@metroland com The Retirement Choices www millionsofreaders. com Women as investors Wills and power of attorney Organizing family finances and more! Metrotand Media Group But if there is any team that can bounce back from a rowly missing the gold medal, and taking silver and bronze respectively. _ The next event for these Waterloo Regional Synchro swimmers is provincial championships being held Feb. 3â€"4 in Etobicoke They will be vying for top positions again to earn themselves entry into the Eastern Canadian Divisionâ€" al Championships in March. Also don‘t miss the Waterloo Regional Synchto coaches as they compete at the University League National Championships Feb. 10 at Wilfrid Laurier. The Golden Hawks go into the meet trying to knock off the defending champs from McGill, and the defending Ontario champs from Brock. Then the Tier 1â€"5 swimâ€" mers will also compete in their first routine meet of the season at the Waterloo Invitational Competition being held at Wilfrid Laurier Feb. 17. "We have a lot of veterans on â€" this _ team," _ said Lanteigne, "That should help come playoff time. "Payback‘s a youâ€"know what."