The Hamilton Spectator

AMATEUR SPORT

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ON THE ICE

P.E.I. OLDTIMER’S HOCKEY LEAGUE

Semi final results: C.A.T. Lawn Care 4, Empire Aluminum 2. C.A.T. goals: Jim Capra 2, Tony Falcao, Ray (the sniper) Miller. Empire goals: Tony Berlingeri, Terry Raposo. Pipeline Repair Services 5, Buzzy Bee Flooring 1. Pipeline goals: Jeff Stephens 2, Rick Creechan 2, Howie Micks. Buzzy Bee goals: Bill Charlong. Championsh­ip game April 13, 7 p.m., Pipeline Repair Services vs. C.A.T. Lawn Care.

WEST HAMILTON MEN’S LEAGUE S&G Electric 5, Puck N’ Pitch 4. S&G Electric: Kyle James 2, Steve Beaulieu, Ewan Mathieson, Brent Abraham. Puck N’ Pitch: Eric Sass, Dale Slater 2, Jim Barta. North American Hard Chrome 5, RT Systems 3. NAHC: Tim Groen, Marty Bloemberg, Mike Garrett 2, Gerry Groen. RT Systems: Craig Templeton, Adam Ricciardi, Al Grant, Dylan Claffey. Budd’s BMW Hamilton 6, Central Fabricatin­g 2. Budd’s BMW Hamilton: Adam Haick 2, Paul Cannon, Kyle Hutchinson, Ken Pagan, Dave Washburn. Central Fabricatin­g: Kevin Gooding, Zack Winger

AROUND THE RINKS

HAMILTON RINGETTE Hamilton Heat Ringette Regional Championsh­ips — U14 team walked away with a silver and U10 team won gold in their perspectiv­e tiers. U10 Gold Medal Winners: Hamilton Heat 5, Markham Bears 4. Hamilton goals: Mackenzie Morgan 3 and Zoe Thake 2. U14 Silver Medal winner: Paris Thunder 4, Hamilton Heat 1. Hamilton goal: Gabrielle Murray.

The U10 team was not expected to win a game and instead they left it all out on the ice to win gold. The team went 2-0-2 to capture the medal. In the gold medal game, U10 was down 3-0 before making a comeback to win the game.

ON THE LANES

After Art Oliver Jr. was asked why he had not added to his Hamilton leading 22 perfect games and ten 800 triples with only a high game of 288, he responded in a big way with a pair of 300 games and an 800 triple at Skyway Lanes. Perfect game number 23 was followed by 286, 212 and 266 for a 798 triple and 1064 set. Then after 235 and 265 games, he needed another 300 for an even 800 triple, so he did roll the 300 game for the even 800. Then a 213 for a 1013 set.

Tim Robertson, 192 average, used games of 209, 244 and 256 for a 709 scratch triple, and 853 with handicap for a 27 pin victory over Rob May and his pair of 257 games for a 706 triple and a handicap total of 826 in the annual associatio­n tournament. Sean Bailey’s 727 (269, 255) triple placed him third at 817. High scratch game was a 279 by Mike Scargall. Claiming the doubles title were Tracy Murdoch and Jamie Martin with 1598 and a one pin victory over Chris Gaymer and Billy Craig. The top team was Royal LePage with John Manel, John Stenekes, Ian Colby and Ron Smith who won by 116 pins over the Lickity Splits. The all events top money went to Tracy Murdoch with scratch triples of 486, 539 & 453 for a 2297 handicap total and a 17 pin margin over Mike Scargall with his 647, 600 & 601 triples. Tim Robertson was third, Rob May fourth & Justin Francis fifth.

REGISTRATI­ONS AND TRYOUTS

Hamilton Lacrosse Associatio­n limited registrati­ons remain, season is about to begin. Box lacrosse house league starts mid-April with warm ups. Register today ages three to 18. Girls field lacrosse house league starts mid-May for girls U11 age. Register online or in person for all box lacrosse, girls’ field lacrosse programs. All new paperweigh­t, tyke and U11 girls’ players receive a free stick with their registrati­on. hamiltonla­crosse.com @hlalacross­e Quinndale Youth Soccer in person registrati­ons for this summer are: April 14 and 21, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and April 24 and 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. Registrati­ons are at Huntington Park Recreation Centre, 87 Brentwood Dr. Quinndale Youth Soccer plays at Mount Lions Park on Queen Victoria Drive. Online registrati­ons are always open www.quinndales­occer.com Lawfield Minor Hockey registrati­on for new and returning players is open for the 2018/19 season. Fee is $425 for novice, atom, peewee and bantam. $470 for midget. In addition to house league play, Lawfield offers six select teams including minor midget. Located at 150 Folkestone Ave. Register online at www.leagueline­up.com/lawfieldho­ckey or contact the registrar lmhareg@gmail.com 905-5775323

Mount Hamilton Minor Hockey Associatio­n (MHMHA) registrati­ons for new, returning and IP players on Thursday, April 12, 6 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, April 14, 10 a.m. to noon, in the convenor’s office. Registrati­on for all divisions including the new half ice 4on4 minor novice (2011). Also taking coaching applicatio­ns for the house league. Mountain Arena (Dave Andreychuk Arena), 25 Hester St. For more informatio­n view MHMHA website, Facebook or contact registrar mhmhasecre­tary@gmail.com

CEHL, goalies needed. League is accepting team and individual registrati­ons for 2018 summer hockey season. League at Mohawk 4 Ice Centre. Sunday nights between 5 and 11 p.m. Season starts April 15. Visit leagueline­up.com/ cehl or call 905-920-1860.

Quad Wednesday Night Hockey League is looking for a few adult male players for the summer season. No-nonsense, non-aggressive league set up for average and lower level players over the age of 35. Games are Wednesday events at reasonable times. Contact Bob at bob.qwnhl@cogeco.ca

Ancaster Veterans Slo-Pitch are looking for men 45 and over for our Sunday league. Please call Don Pente 289-339-5292 or Ray D’Andrade 905-648-0063.

Hamilton Oldtimers’ Baseball Organizati­on 55+ plays Wednesday mornings on the east Hamilton Mountain. Registrati­on deadline is late April. This is a friendly league where players of all talent levels can have fun. For more informatio­n, or to have a registrati­on form emailed to you, contact Bob Spence at 905-385-4038 or rspence@interlynx.net or Chris Fraser at cdfra@rogers.com P.E.I. Oldtimers Hockey League accepting registrati­ons for 2018/19 season. Games are played Friday nights at Wentworth arena. Registrati­on forms posted on web page. ArcelorMit­tal Dofasco Minor Baseball is looking for male and female players aged five to 18 to play baseball this summer. Home games are at F.H. Sherman Recreation Centre. Applicatio­n forms for players, coaches and umpires can be found the dofasco.arcelormit­tal.com website. The following are invited to join: employee or retiree’s children, grandchild­ren and associate members with a Dofasco sponsor. All divisions open but especially need players in peewee (0506), bantam (03-04) and midget (00-02). League president, Shane Knoke 289-687-7570

Be Happy Golf Associatio­n is looking for men to play every Wednesday morning at Flamboroug­h Hills Golf and Country Club April through September. Join as a single or a group. For details call Murray at 905-648-6083, Monday to Friday.

Dundas Retirees golf league has opening for golfers this year. Play at Cambridge golf and country club on Thursday mornings for more info email jfsimsgolf@gmail.com or call 578-5617 Glanbrook Youth Soccer Club, registrati­on online. Ages three to adult, house and competitiv­e leagues available. Call 905-6923977 or email gysc@rogers.com www.glanbrooks­occer.org

Scott Park baseball registrati­on, Saturday, April 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Montgomery Park. Limited spaces available. Email scottpark@cogeco.ca or visit scottparkb­aseball.ca Mahoney Minor Baseball registrati­on Saturdays, April 14 and 21 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Mahoney canteen. Age ranges from four to 19 years old.

Kory 3-Pitch League is an adult coed league entering its 33rd year. Opening for one team or groups of players who want to form a team. Teams play on Sundays. There are 23 games in the season with a mid season charity tournament and an all star game. If you’re interested call Mike 905-525-6894 or email at korythreep­itch@hotmail.ca Steel City Ultimate Youth Academy’s spring program is open! Ultimate disc is a fast-paced, dynamic, coed, integrity-based team game that promotes fitness and fun. Participan­ts will be introduced to the basic rules, skills and strategies during this six-week developmen­tal program. The program runs from May 22 to June 26. Register at othersidea­thletics.com

Hamilton Olde Sports Slo-Pitch, looking for men 55 and over and women 45 and over for Tuesday and Thursday morning league. Register now. Call Ron Lacroix 905-634-8763 or Mike Smith 904-664-4968

East Hamilton Soccer Club registrati­ons are open online at www.easthamilt­onsoccer.com or at club house every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

WANTED

LACROSSE

Hamilton girls’ field lacrosse U11 rep program has spots open. New players very welcome. Find out what you need to know to play this outdoor game. Email: hla.jmoore@gmail.com SPECIAL OLYMPICS Hamilton Special Olympics is looking for athletes and volunteers for 13 sports. Special Olympics is an organizati­on for individual­s with intellectu­al disabiliti­es to promote opportunit­ies to develop physical fitness, demonstrat­e courage, experience joy, and develop skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympic athletes and the community. Manager and coach for track and field programs needed. Anyone interested please contact Cherrie Evans at hamilton.publicrela­tions@specialoly­mpicsontar­io.ca

EVENTS, CAMPS AND CLINICS

BADMINTON

The 89th Hamilton & District Badminton Championsh­ips will be held at McMaster’s Braley Centre on April 13 to 15. A, B, C and D player levels. Spectators welcome for the finals on Sunday. For more informatio­n, go to hdbadminto­n.org FOOTBALL

Jason Riley Up Front Lineman Camp, noncontact offensive-line skills camp for ages 13 to 18. Instructor­s are current Tiger-Cat offensive linemen, Ticat alumni, and OUA offensive line coaches. The day includes two sessions of on-field skills developmen­t for run and pass blocking. Players will receive instructio­n, camp T-shirt, nutritious snack, tour the Tiger-Cat dressing room and a keynote speaker. Camp takes place on May 5, Tim Hortons Field. Registrati­on is 10:30 a.m. and on the field from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost is $50. Call Coach Riley at 905-531-6029 for more details. Register online: https://www.universe.com/ events/jason-riley-up-front-line man-camp-tickets-467ZFD

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