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Abbey Park high school student Melissa Langegger soars through the air on the way to winning the junior girls' triple jump at last week's Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference trackand-field championships in Hamilton. Langegger also won the junior girls' long jump at the meet, making her one of six Oakville students to win double gold. Top-five finishers in each event at GHAC advanced to this week's South regional championships in Mississauga. | photo by Graham Paine --Oakville Beaver -- @Halton_Photog Six Oakville students win multiple events at GHAC track and field Six local athletes won their second gold medal in as many days when the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference track-and-field championships concluded last Thursday in Hamilton. T.A. Blakelock students Taja McLean (midget girls' 200-metre), Zaria Armstrong (junior girls' 200m) and Julia Scott (junior girls' 300m hurdles), Loyola's Kristen O'Neill (junior girls' 800m), Abbey Park's Melissa Langegger (junior girls' triple jump) and Garth Webb's Brayden Tiels (junior boys' 800m) won events Thursday after claiming titles on Day 1 of the competition the previous day. Winning their first events Friday were Abbey Park's Evelyne Guay (senior girls' 800m) and Austin Irvine (junior boys' 200m), Garth Webb's Jonathan Reid (junior boys' discuss), Blakelock's Cameron Madruga (junior boys' shot put) and King's Christian's Levi Schenk (junior boys' triple jump). Loyola (open girls' 4x400m) and Iroquois Ridge (senior girls' 4x100m) added relay titles. Coverage of GHAC Day 1 winners appeared in Friday's edition of the Oakville Beaver. Top-five finishers in each event at the GHAC championships advanced to the South regional meet, which began today (Thursday) at Mississauga's St. Marcellinus Catholic high school. Top-four performers at regionals will qualify for the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations championships June 5-7, also at St. Marcellinus. 33 | Thursday, May 29, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Redwan Baba of the White Oaks Wildcats (left) challenges a Christ the King player during Monday's Halton high school senior boys' soccer AAAA final at North Park. The Jaguars scored late in regulation to edge White Oaks 2-1. | photo by Graham Paine -- Oakville Beaver -- @Halton_Photog White Oaks surprised many by reaching final continued from p.32 end of the field), but in my opinion I think we got robbed." This year's edition of the Wildcats seemed an unlikely candidate to win its school's first soccer title since a junior girls' championship in 1999. White Oaks was 2-3-1 in the regular season, finishing fifth, but upset second-seeded Bishop Reding 1-0 in last week's semifinals. "It was hard work and dedication, the guys putting their all into it. Everyone showed up for training and wanted the same thing," Wilson said. "Our boys are a little bit crushed, but I'm still proud of them. Nobody expected us to get this far." Kahlon had the Wildcats' goal that counted, scoring early in the first half to tie the game 1-1 after Antonio Sereno opened the scoring for the Jaguars. -- Jon Kuiperij Buzz blows out Orillia, Newmarket to improve to 7-3 Foster Cuomo and Troy O'Donnell each scored three times to lead the Oakville Buzz to a 15-8 win over the Orillia Kings Sunday. Oakville scored seven times in the second period to blow the game open, helping the Buzz (7-3) maintain a share of first place in the Ontario Lacrosse Association Jr. B South East Division. Cuomo also had three assists to go along with his hat trick while O'Donnell set up a pair of goals. Keyan McQueen had a five-point night, including a pair of goals. Also scoring twice were Eddie Renaud and Andrew Kew while Jimmy Shea, Jake Nyhuus and Liam Corbett also scored. Robert Hudson had four assists. Two nights earlier, Hudson played the role of sniper, scoring four times and setting up two more in a 12-2 win over the Newmarket Saints. The Buzz scored four shorthanded goals, including a pair 26 seconds apart while killing a five-minute major in the third period. Both of Cuomo's goals came with Oakville playing short. Ryan Sullivan also scored twice and McQueen had a goal and four assists. Dalton Follows scored and set up three more and Justin Martin had a goal. Kew had three assists. Josh Falkenstern made 22 saves for the win. Oakville suffered its worst loss of the season last Thursday, falling 16-7 to the Green Gaels. The Gaels scored four straight to take charge after building an early 3-2 lead, and scored five power-play goals in a game that saw the Buzz rack up 37 minutes in penalties. Follows had two goals and Renaud had a goal and three assists. Also scoring were O'Donnell, Ben Heidecker, Corbett and McQueen. Oakville was in Mississauga last night (Wednesday) to face the Tomahawks before returning home for a rematch with the Green Gaels tomorrow (Friday) at the Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Game time is 8 p.m. OAKVILLE SOCCER CLUB Week One Photo Contest Winner: Photographer: Phillip Panetta Age Division: G-U9 Sponsored by: and A Proud Sponsor of Oakville Soccer Club