Grey Bruce Ladies Fastball League
at Desboro
Allenford Gators 8 Desboro Bulldogs 2
Bad News Bears 6 Desboro Royals 1
Gators 8 Bulldogs 2
Keri Urbshott pitched a complete game victory for the Gators
Crystal Gunson and Christian Klein both had triples for the Gators.
Crystal Ramage, Jess Porter and Beckie Botma had doubles for the Bulldogs.
Bears 6 Royals 1
Taylor Vokes and Amanda Zettle both had triples for the Bears,
Kristen Jacques got the win with 10 strikeouts.
Kait Bos and Jen Laver both had doubles for the Royals
Tonight
6:45 pm Tara at Port Elgin Diamond Devils ( Lakeview Park )
8:30 pm Desboro Bulldogs at Meaford Leeky Canoe ( Croft Athletic Field )
Bluewater Fastball League
Owen Sound Selects 7 Tara Merchants 0
Chepstow Aces 6 Belmore Sting 3
Saugeen Thunderbirds at Owen Sound Selects ( ppd )
Elmwood Smoke at Durham Dodgers ( ppd )
Selects 7 Merchants 0
Riley Torrie picked up his 1st career win in the Bluewater League with a 2 hit shutout
Torrie struck out 6 for the Selects who are 5 & 2.
Jordan Baumber smashed a 3 run homer while Mitch Pringle & Mackenzie Pringle both had 2 hits for Owen Sound
Tonight
Durham Dodgers at Port Elgin Blue Devils
8:30 pm at Lakeview Park
Owen Sound Men's Fastball League Tonight
at Duncan McLellan Park
7 pm
Tara Titans at Allenford Astros
8:30 pm
Shallow Lake Sting Midgets at Shallow Lake Sting Bantams
Ontario Junior B Lacrosse Playoffs
Eastern Conference Quarterfinal
Nepean Knights 12 Kahnawake Hunters 3
( Nepean leads the best of 5; 2-1 )
Game 3 in the Owen Sound Junior NorthStars series with the Hamilton Bengals is Saturday at Hamilton
The NorthStars trail the best of 5; 2-0
If the NorthStars win Saturday, Game 4 will be staged Sunday afternoon at 4 pm at the Harry Lumley-Bayshore Community Centre.
Friday night, the Owen Sound Bug Juice Senior NorthStars host the KW Velocity at the JD McArthur Arena.
If you can't make the game, tune into 560 CFOS for Shorty's Grill-Joe's Garage NorthStar Radio.
NorthStar Radio is brought to you in part by Speedy Auto Glass
The Senior North Stars annual Golf Tournament at Scenic City Golf Course is Saturday
The cost is $ 100 per player & Includes Cart, Prizes, Steak Dinner & More
Email your entry to Ryan Bergeron at bergeron_ryan@hotmail.com
GAO Senior Men's Amateur Qualifier
at Tarandowah at Avon, Ontario
Philip Cole of Strathroy was the leader among 22 qualifiers with a 3 over par, 73
The Ontario Senior Men's Amateur is July 30th & August 1st at Taboo Resort Gravenhurst
Qualifiers (22)
1 Philip Cole F +3 73
T2 Steven Houle F +4 74
T2 Jim Briggs F +4 74
T4 Wally Keating F +5 75
T4 Robert O'Hagan F +5 75
6 Brad Walsh F +6 76
T7 John Saffran F +7 77
T7 Steve Wilcox F +7 77
T7 Gerard McAnulty F +7 77
T7 Greg Paterson F +7 77
T11 John Bink F +8 78
T11 Michael Alderman F +8 78
T11 Mark Bennett F +8 78
T11 John Zdonek F +8 78
T11 Glen Chandler F +8 78
T16 Darin Dirk F +9 79
T16 Richard Evoy F +9 79
T16 Cam Hreljac F +9 79
T16 Charlie Burke F +9 79
T16 Rick Heron F +9 79
T16 Mark Andreychuk F +9 79
T16 Stig Lassen F +9 79
ALTERNATES – IN ORDER (2)
T23 Les Edwards F +10 80
T23 Robert Greer F +10 80
DID NOT QUALIFY
T23 Dave Speir F +10 80
T23 Reg Howe F +10 80
T27 Bill Hilton F +11 81
T27 Peter Aharan F +11 81
T27 Tim Lee F +11 81
T27 Chris Regan F +11 81
T31 Charles Forder F +12 82
T31 Dave Wilson F +12 82
T31 Robert McWade F +12 82
T34 Michael Boston F +13 83
T34 Peter MacKinnon F +13 83
T34 Jeffrey Booth F +13 83
T34 Ken Dunlop F +13 83
T38 Eamonn McConnell F +14 84
T38 Douglas Alexander F +14 84
T38 Dan Bates F +14 84
T38 William Dewson F +14 84
T38 Nick Rizzo F +14 84
T38 Peter Baldasso F +14 84
T38 Richard Harrison F +14 84
T45 Ken Kelly F +15 85
T45 Doug Walker F +15 85
T45 Casey Brandreth F +15 85
T48 Dennis Jewlal F +16 86
T48 Ron Powell F +16 86
T50 Kelly Roberts F +17 87
T50 Bill Stiles F +17 87
T50 James Norman F +17 87
T53 David Brownlow F +18 88
T53 Paul Findlay F +18 88
T55 Rick Hebert F +20 90
T55 Jim Oattes F +20 90
T57 Rick Paquette F +21 91
T57 Paul Brisson F +21 91
T57 Ken Greenwood F +21 91
T60 Ian Gibson F +22 92
T60 Pierre Cote F +22 92
T60 John Ellingson F +22 92
63 David Searle F +25 95
DID NOT FINISH
WD Steve Davey
WD Jace Kohlmeier
Haber ( Sauks ) To Represent Canada
Rowing Canada Aviron and the Canadian Olympic Committee announced the 8 crews who will compete at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru
Veteran Kate Haber from Owen Sound makes her return in the lightweight double sculls event with Jaclyn Stelmaszyk.
Haber will be looking to repeat her gold medal performance from the Toronto Pan American Games.
Previously, Haber competed at the 2018 World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria, placing 9th overall in the lightweight double sculls.
The rowing competition will take place from Friday, July 26 to August 11th
from Rowing Canada
Rowing Canada Aviron and the Canadian Olympic Committee are pleased to announce the eight crews and their coaches named to compete in rowing at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
The team was selected following a selection trials last week on Elk Lake in Victoria, B.C. The team consists of Canada’s top next generation rowers looking to make their mark on the international stage. These Games will not serve as a qualifier for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, but will play a critical role in the development of Canada’s future Olympic rowers.
“We have a strong team headed to Lima with a good mix of veteran and next generation athletes,” said Rowing Canada Director, National Team Operations, Adam Parfitt. “It is a great opportunity for all our athletes to gain international experience in a multi-sport Games environment. We look forward to seeing their hard work pay off in Lima.”
Veteran Kate Haber (nee Sauks) (Owen Sound, Ont.) makes her return in the lightweight double sculls event with new crew Jaclyn Stelmaszyk (Uxbridge, Ont.). Haber will be looking to repeat her gold medal performance from the TORONTO 2015 Pan American Games in Lima. Haber competed at the 2018 World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, placing 9th overall in the lightweight double sculls.
“I had the special opportunity to race and win in the lightweight women’s double in the 2015 Pan Am Games with Liz Fenje,” said Haber. “The experience was incredible and will remain one of my favourite sporting moments in my career. I am thrilled to return to the Pan Am Games this summer in Peru to defend my gold! I will be racing with Jaclyn Stelmaszyk, she’s fantastic and I am excited to see how fast we can go!”
Jessie Loutit (Calgary, Alta.) and Larissa Werbicki (Saskatoon, Sask.) will compete in the women’s pair for the first time at a Pan American Games, previously rowing for Canada at the 2018 World Rowing Championships in the women’s four event. Also making her Pan Am Games debut is Trish Mara (Victoria, B.C.) in the lightweight women’s single sculls. Racing in the women’s double are Layla Balooch (Burnaby, B.C.) and Shannon Kennedy (Toronto, Ont.).
On the men’s sculling side, Alex Bernst (Ottawa, Ont.) and Joshua King (Ottawa, Ont.) will double up in the lightweight event, Lucien Brodeur (St. Catharines, Ont.) and Graham Peeters (Omemee, Ont.) will compete in the double sculls event and Matthew Finley (St. Catharines, Ont.) will compete in the single sculls event. This will mark the first Pan Am Games for each of these men’s crews.
Rowing athletes took home 11 medals from the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Games including eight gold, one silver and two bronze.
The rowing competition will take place from Friday, July 26 to August 11, 2019 at Albufera Medio Mundo in Huacho.
The athletes and coaches nominated are:
Women
Lightweight single sculls
Trish Mara (Victoria, B.C.)
Pair
Jessie Loutit (Fort Simpson, NWT)
Larissa Werbicki (Saskatoon, Sask.)
Lightweight double sculls
Kate Haber (Owen Sound, Ont.)
Jaclyn Stelmaszyk (Uxbridge, Ont.)
Single sculls
Jessica Sevick (Strathmore, Alta.)
Double Sculls
Layla Balooch (Burnaby, B.C.)
Shannon Kennedy (Toronto, Ont.)
Men
Lightweight double sculls
Alex Bernst (Ottawa, Ont.)
Joshua King (Ottawa, Ont.)
Double Sculls
Luc Brodeur (St. Catharines, Ont.)
Graham Peeters (Omemee, Ont.)
Single Sculls
Matthew Finley (St. Catharines, Ont.)
Coaches
Carol Love (Peterborough, Ont.)
Dane Lawson (Brockville, Ont.)
Garvie + Attack Picks To U17 Camp
Owen Sound native Carter Garvie is one of 12 netminders selected to attend the Hockey Canada Under-17 Development Camp July 19-26 on Calgary
Garvie who played goal for the Grey Bruce Highlanders is a 12th round draft pick of the Saginaw Spirit.
Three Owen Sound Attack draft picks, Deni Goure, Ethan Burroughs and Kaleb Lawrence were also invited to the camp.
Goure and Burroughs have been signed by the Attack who are expected to announce a free agent signing before Canada Day.
Hockey Canada release
Hockey Canada has invited 112 players to Calgary to participate in Canada’s national under-17 development camp, taking place July 19-26 at the Markin MacPhail Centre at WinSport’s Canada Olympic Park.
During the week-long camp, the players – 12 goaltenders, 36 defencemen and 64 forwards – will be split into six teams for on- and off-ice training, fitness testing, intrasquad games and classroom studies.
Brad McEwen (Whitewood, Sask.), head scout for the Program of Excellence, and POE management group representative Martin Mondou (Grand-Mére, Que./Shawinigan, QMJHL) built the roster with assistance from regional scouts Carl Bouchard (Quebec), Rob Simpson (Ontario), Jason Smart (West), Darren Sutherland (Atlantic), Shaun Sutter (West) and Darrell Woodley (Ontario).
“The national under-17 development camp is the first step these athletes take in their Team Canada career,” said Shawn Bullock, director of men’s national teams. “Ultimately, these players will learn what it takes to wear the Maple Leaf in international competition. We are here to support their development by providing the on- and off-ice experiences they need to achieve the dream of representing their country.”
Following camp, players will be monitored through the early weeks of the 2019-20 season before 66 are named to one of three Canadian teams – Team Canada Black, Team Canada Red and Team Canada White – competing at the 2019 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, scheduled for Nov. 2-9 in Medicine Hat, Alta., and Swift Current, Sask.
For the second year in a row, all 112 players have been drafted by Canadian Hockey League teams, including 46 from the Ontario Hockey League, 41 from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and 25 from the Western Hockey League.
Ontario Invites
Goaltenders
Matteo Drobac L 6'0″ 179 08/07/03 Oakville, Ont. Halton (OMHA-SCTA) HAM 2019
Carter Garvie L 6'2″ 150 05/28/03 Owen Sound, Ont. Grey-Bruce (OMHA-SCTA) SAG 2019
Benjamin Gaudreau L 6'1″ 160 11/01/03 Corbeil, Ont. North Bay (GNML) SAR 2019 (1/7)
Patrick Leaver L 5'11″ 159 09/04/03 Perth, Ont. Smiths Falls (HEOMAAA) OSH 2019
Josh Rosenzweig R 6'0″ 158 02/27/03 Toronto, Ont. Toronto Red Wings (GTHL) NIA 2019
Defence
Paul Christopolous R 5'11″ 181 03/26/03 Richmond Hill, Ont. Don Mills (GTHL) NB 2019
Brandt Clarke R 6'2″ 185 02/09/03 Ottawa, Ont. Don Mills (GTHL) BAR 2019
Ethan Del Mastro L 6'3″ 180 01/15/03 Freelton, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL) MIS 2019
Isaac Enright R 6'0″ 170 02/08/03 Cobden, Ont. Pembroke (HEO) NIA 2019
Connor Federkow L 5'9″ 148 07/26/03 St. Catharines, Ont. Niagara North (OMHA-SCTA) LDN 2019
Braden Hache L 6'2″ 185 05/21/03 Newmarket, Ont. York-Simcoe (OMHA-ETA) KIN 2019
Jacob Holmes L 6'1″ 176 07/04/03 Alliston, Ont. York Simcoe (OMHA-ETA) SSM 2019
Logan Mailloux R 6'3″ 214 04/15/03 Belle River, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL) LDN 2019
Jack Matier R 6'2″ 174 04/08/03 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Soo (NOHA) OTT 2019
Connor Punnett L 6'1″ 177 06/16/03 Powassan, Ont. North Central (OMHA-ETA) SAG 2019
Ranvir Gill R 6'3″ 190 06/17/03 Ottawa, Ont. Ottawa (HEO) OTT 2019
Ty Hollett R 6'2″ 196 08/27/03 Orleans, Ont. Navan (HEO) NB 2019)
Forwards
Liam Arnsby R 5'10″ 175 11/20/03 Ajax, Ont. Don Mills (GTHL) NB 2019
Jon-Randall Avon L 5'10″ 172 07/04/03 Selwyn, Ont. Peterborough (OMHA-ETA) PBO 2019
Jack Beck L 5'11″ 152 04/12/03 Richmond Hill, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL) OTT 2019
Josh Bloom L 6'1″ 165 06/08/03 Oakville, Ont. Toronto Young Nationals (GTHL) SAG 2019
Ethan Burroughs R 5'10″ 165 06/19/03 Georgetown, Ont. Halton (OMHA-SCTA) OS 2019
Ryan Del Monte R 5'11″ 161 04/03/03 Mississauga, Ont. Toronto Young Nationals (GTHL) BAR 2019
Deni Goure R 5'10″ 159 07/15/03 Grande Pointe, Ont. Chatham-Kent (MHAO) OS 2019
Brett Harrison L 6'1″ 157 07/06/03 London, Ont. London (MHAO) OSH 2019
Thomas Johnston L 5'8″ 154 07/04/03 Oshawa, Ont. Whitby (OMHA-ETA) OTT 2019
Wyatt Johnston R 5'11″ 152 05/14/03 Toronto, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL) WSR 2019
Braeden Kressler R 5'9″ 154 01/05/03 Kitchener, Ont. Mississauga Senators (GTHL) FLI 2019
Ethan Larmand L 5'11″ 160 11/12/03 Midland, Ont. North Central (OMHA-ETA) SUD 2019
Kaleb Lawrence L 6'5″ 205 01/10/03 Orleans, Ont. Ontario Hockey Academy (HEO) OS 2019
Connor Lockhart R 5'9″ 162 01/21/03 Kanata, Ont. Kanata (HEO) ER 2019
Jacob Maillet R 6'0″ 172 03/13/03 Dundas, Ont. Hamilton (OMHA-SCTA) GUE 2019
James Malatesta L 5'9″ 163 05/31/03 Kirkland, Que. Lac St-Louis (LHMAAAQ) QUE 2019
Landon McCallum R 5'10″ 154 10/05/03 Simcoe, Ont. Brantford (MHAO) SUD 2019
Max McCue L 6'0″ 154 02/10/03 Sudbury, Ont. Sudbury (NOHA) LDN 2019
Mason McTavish L 6'1″ 195 01/30/03 Pembroke, Ont. Pembroke (HEO) PBO 2019
Daniel Michaud L 6'2″ 176 02/14/03 Belleville, Que. Quinte (OMHA-ETA) OSH 2019
Justin O'Donnell R 6'1″ 170 01/07/03 Oakville, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL) SAR 2019
Brennan Othmann L 6'0″ 168 01/05/03 Pickering, Ont. Don Mills (GTHL) FLI 2019
Francesco Pinelli L 6'0″ 177 04/11/03 Stoney Creek, Ont. Toronto Red Wings (GTHL) KIT 2019
Stuart Rolofs L 6'2″ 187 03/28/03 Carp, Ont. Kanata (HEO) LDN 2019
Lawson Sherk L 6'1″ 181 05/03/03 Georgetown, Ont. Halton (OMHA-SCTA) HAM 2019
Brendan Sirizzotti R 5'11″ 170 04/14/03 Whitby, Ont. Whitby (OMHA-ETA) OTT 2019
Chase Stillman R 5'10″ 160 03/19/03 Peterborough, Ont. Sudbury (NOHA) SUD 2019
Ryan Winterton R 6'0″ 161 09/04/03 Whitby, Ont. Whitby (OMHA-ETA) HAM 2019
Shane Wright R 6'0″ 180 01/05/04 Burlington, Ont. Don Mills (GTHL) KIN 2019
Danny Zhilkin L 6'1″ 185 12/19/03 Mississauga, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL) GUE 2019
