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Curling season is coming to an end in Vankleek HillVANKLEEK HILL – Saturday saw the last curling games of the season played as the Closing Draw finals took place. The winners of the A sec-tion were skip Don MacNaughton, third Karen Cowan, second Sheila Leroy and lead Connor Quinn; the B section skip Pitt Paquette, third Ken Unsworth, second Wendy Duncan and lead Joyce Coons; the C section Mac McIntyre, third Jim Stewart, second Ken Howes and lead Allan

Vankleek Hill Cougars will host award night on FridayVANKLEEK HILL – Now that the hockey season has come to an end, it’s time to hand out some awards.

The Vankleek Hill Cougars minor hock-ey will host its award night on Friday, April 5 at the Vankleek Hill Community Centre.

In addition, the

Breakfast for baseballHAWKESBURY – The Knights of Columbus will host a breakfast to benefit Hawkes-bury minor baseball on Sunday, April 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The breakfast will be held at St-Alphonse de Ligori Church.

Le Sommet student sets record at EOSSAA ski competitionPEMBROKE – On February 3, the East-ern Ontario Secondary School Athletic Asso-ciation (OESSAA) held its cross-country skiing competition.

Alexandre Dupuis, a student at Le Som-met high school com-pleted the six-kilome-tre course in a record time of 7 minutes and 54 seconds, setting a new record.

A rare event took place at the Vankleek Hill Curling Club this season, when an eight-ender was scored. This has happened only seven times in the history of the club. The team shown in this photo is lead Mariette Seguin, second Dan Tremblay, third May Price and skip Walter Price. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Dandy; the D section skip Murray Allen, third Audrey Campbell, second Reudi Hausermann and lead Corey Mode.

The Review Trophy presented to the winner of the Thursday night men’s teams was skip Pitt Paquette, third Hans Lindenmann, second Ken Howes and lead Mark Henderson.

The Family Bonspiel winner this year was skip Jason Hall, third Justin Martel, second Randi Tolhurst and lead Ashleigh Tolhurst.

The executive of the curling club have been successful in acquiring a $40,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation for the new en-trance at the curling club, which will house a wheelchair lift and a building for the new ice compressor.

This addition will be a major improvement for the club, as it is to include a large washroom upstairs. Construction should start by the end of April.

Three events will occur before the doors close on another curling season. First is the Junior Curling Closing Banquet on Friday, April 5 which will include a dinner followed by kara-oke; the second is the Closing Banquet on Sat-urday, April 6, with a roast beef dinner and a dance with the Shamrock Band; and finally the annual meeting on Tuesday, May 3.

Capron Trucking was the league and playoff A champions for the ladies broomball 2010-2011 season. Pictured here, back row from left to right, are Dawn MacDuff, Mary MacPherson, Katie Allen, Peggy Wilkes, Alice Spueler and Jacynthe Lepage; middle row, from left to right, Odette Ranger, Michelle DeRepentigny, Celine DeRepentigny, Melody Nixon, Pat Jourdeuil (coach) and from row, from left to right, Caroline Ranger and Chris DeRepentigny. SUBMITTED PHOTO

team will also host its first registration for the 20-202 seasons. A deposit of $50 per player is required

The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with awards for initiation, novice and atom lev-els, while peewee, ban-tam and midget levels will take place at 7:30 p.m.

Starting time: 6:00 p.m.: Initiation- Nov-ice - Atom Levels

For information, please call Claudette at 63-678-5924.

Tryouts for girls hockey to take place in two weeksCASSELMAN – Attention girls wanting to try out for the 20-202 hockey season.,

Tryouts will take place in two weeks. Tryouts for the competitive team are open to girls born between 994 and 998, and will be taking place on Wednesday, April 20 and 27 at 7 p.m. at the

JR Brisson Arena in Casselman. More information about the team can be ob-

tained at the tryout dates. Girls having played for another female asso-

ciation during the 200-20 season will require an OWHA Permission to Skate form.

Great �nish for Hawks Midget B team

HAWKESBURY – The Hawkesbury Hawks Midget B team concluded their season by win-ning the Ottawa Year End Minor Hockey Tournament ‘A’ division on Sunday, April 3.

The team defeated the Canterbury Tro-jans, West End Scorpions, West End Wolver-ines, South End Capitals and finally, the Otta-wa East Flames 4-3 in the finals. A total of 32 teams participated in this tournament

During the previous weekend, the Hawks were finalists in the Ajax Minor Hockey Tour-nament, playing against 7 other teams com-prised of players aged between 6 and 20 years

of age in the Midget/Juvenile division.The Hawkesbury Hawks were a perfect 24-

0-0 during the regular season. Thanks to the coaching staff, Stéphane Pharand, Marc Mil-lette and Eric Labre for a great season.

Seen here are (front row): Alex Mosselaer, Vincent MacGregor, Mathieu Pharand, Yan-nick Tittley-Millette and Martin Pharand; (second row) Fred Lalonde, Olivier Massé, Alex Pilon, Nicolas Pharand and Cédric ‘Ti-loup’ Wolfe. Absent are Erik Laliberté, Nicolas Gauthier, Guillaume Poulin, Jonathan Renaud and Sébastien Larocque.