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Lancers slash football Rebels An Inability to cash In on early chances prevented Georgetown Dist rict High School football Rebel from finishing the regular season with a winning record Tho Rebels were defeated Wednesday afternoon by Burlington Central High School at the Georgetown field The game left Georgetown with a two wins three lobses mark this season In East tier II Junior boys football league play But the Rebels will still make the playoffs The top eight ranked teams qualify for post season play and the Rebels were ranked sixth Georgetown will face third place Milton In the first round of the playoffs Wednesday In Milton Wednesday Georgetown dominat ed play in the first half but Burlington Athletic scholarship eases education burden By DAN RALPH Herald Sports The indecision of where to go for a university education Is something Joanne Bingham wont have to worry about now The IByearold Grade 13 George town District High School student will be attending Western Michigan University this fall on a full athletic scholarship for her prowess on the volleyball court The coach there saw me last year playing club volleyball at the Junior provincials Bingham said A couple of weeks ago be was in Toronto and dropped by and talked about the school and programs available Bingham also visited the campus In Kalamazoo Michigan and really liked what she saw there It a real vollevball town she said They get about 3000 people out to the games and volleyball there is the number one sport Two other American schools were also interested in the sixfoot oneinch Bingham However she had special volleyball school and the academic programs are good too said But its also fairly close a six hour drive from Georgetown This way my parents J down and JOANNE BINGHAM home said having the scholar ship renewed every year does put pressure on her to improve or at least maintain the level she is currently at However she doesnt feel that will hinder her at all Im fairly confident Ill be able to maintain it scholarship she said Bingham is also confident she will see a lot of court tune next season too One of the things the coach said to Rebel hoop teams have differing weeks Georgetown District High School junior girls basketball team won a pair of gritty contests this week The Rebels defeated TA Blake- lock Tuesday there In what coach Hoe said was the most deceiving score of our season Georgetown won but needed a streak In the final It was a tough grinding game In which we had a couple streaks of three or four baskets Otherwise both teams were lethargic on offence and In press breaking The Rebel defence was the real story as scored of Its points from the foul line Thursday Georgetown hosted Hil ton and came away with a win Jenny Melville had points while Burroughs added 10 and Beta had eight They had a lot of trouble with our man press and werent the ball well said They called a time out developed a press breaker scored some quick hoops and got their confidence back Whenever they bad a chance to set up their off ease they shot well The wins give Georgetown an eight winsone low record for second spot in the East Kalton North Division behind Acton Redmen The Rebels play away twice this week as Tuesday they travelled to Perdue and will be on the road Thursday to play E C For the senior squad it was a week as the Rebels dropped a pair of to even their record at day Georgetown dropped a decision to T A and daya the Rebels lost a contest to Coaches Meredith Syme and Ton Spina felt their squad could win their contest based on what they saw at the Rebel tournament However it wasnt meant to be Chris Harris had points for the Rebels while chipped In with six Thursday Georgetown fell behind early and could never overcome the deficit Both coaches felt their squad was indeed flat TOUweekriasbeen upsetting but were not out of it by any means added Were hoping its Just a low point and we go right back up The Rebels will travel to EC Thursday In their only game of the week me is that he doesnt recruit players to sit on the bench she said Western Michigan IsaDivlsiona A school that plays In the Mid American Conference and also tolls with teams from the Big conference This season the school is ranked 11th In American college ladles volleyball polls Bingham said she is glad she knows what her future plans are for university education and added she might take physical education or communications at the American school I know 1 be going somewhere and in that respect the pressure is off she said Obtaining the scholarship means all of Bingham educational expenses will be taken care of by the school Over a four year time period that could amount to around Bingham said However the scholarship will be renewed on a yearly basis Bingham who this summer played for the Canadian Junior ladles team despite only having a year of club ball experience said she would still like to play for the national senior team in the future She also said her dream to play in the Olympics is still alive It will have to be in 1992 though she said I still be going to school in For the remainder of this year however Bingham will continue play club ball in Scarborough and will also suit up for the Georgetown District High School senior girls team led on a double reverse major by Mike Steed late in the second quarter Burlington got the convert in odd fashion as the snap from centre was fumbled Kicker Joe Korman picked up the bail then ran It in for the two pointer Earlier in the quarter the Rebels had the ball the Burlington but turned it over on a Tim fumble On the next series Georgetown took possession at the Burlington 15 when Brett Serjeantson Intercepted a pass and ran it back yards But the offence t move the ball and a 20yard Held goal was wide The key to the Burlington win Cam Brit one yard touchdown the convert was no good capped off an 10yard drive which consumed almost the entire quarter The Rebels only got the ball once early and had to punt 11 A blocked punt In the final quarter set up Brits second touchdown a 17 yard run The convert was good Georgetown showed signs of moving the ball for an apparent major but that wss snuffed out late when Burlington intercepted the pass They didnt do anything special said Georgetown coach Rick Redshaw Our guys Just wcrcn picking up their said being down In the firs half despite dominating play didnt discourage his team To me this team says it Is only on play only one touchdown and we can get It back I thin the twopoint convert hurl more than anything wont let his troops forget about this game either In Georgetown preparation for the playoffs this week We will dwell on It We weren t thinking mental part of our game was wrong We want to know what happened he said NOTES Burlington did a good Job of stopping running back Tim Racln- The Rebel runner was held to yards on seven carries He carried the ball once in the second half Grama da completed four of 12 and backup Brent Falcone was for 1 SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday November IMS Aft A PASSING RIGHT ALONGGeorgelown District High School quarterback Hob look on as his pais goes by a Burlington defender and the Rebels lost this game Wednesday but will still take part In the playoffs this week in Milton Herald photo by Dan Ralph Redmen player has Halloween surprise OFSAA MEDALISTS These Georgetown runners woo the silver medal this weekend at the cross country meet In Members of the Junior squad Include Jeff Dave Paul Brendan Cleary Jim Clark and Glen McKenile The meet In Photo submitted Halton swim club in Burlington Blue Fins break records at meet Thirtythree members of the Halt- on Hills Blue Fins Swim Team compet ed Sunday in Burlington against teams from Acton Brampton Milton and Burlington The team did very well in their second meet of the season bringing home a total of individual ribbons along with breaking several club Seven first place finishes were recorded by Jenny Williams 3 in free m back and m fly Janlne m free Jay Kerslake in breast Scott Hamilton SO m breast and Keith Smith In fly The Fins claimed twelve second place ribbons Glen Oomen 50 free SO back and fly Glaser back 50m breast fly Kristin 50 m free and breast Scott free and m fly Bret Glllett in breast and Jenny Williams in SO Improved bantams look for win The play of the A Johnson and Associates Bantam team has shown quite an improvement over the season but they are still looking for their first Their best game of the season was an orange and black dash on Hallowe en against Orangevilte Gary Cunning- GDHS gold Continued from page other teams top scorer and usually shut her down The Rebels qualified for the final by beating the host Staynor school 59 Leeklng said bis troops shot badly In this game and pointed to his clubs good pressure defence as a key to the win Melville had points for the Rebels while Alison Irvine bad seven In their first game Georgetown defeated Central as the Rebels were able to contain the schools top scorer and successfully used a man defence Melville and Burroughs both had 10 points for the Rebels while Irvine Tanya Morrow and Murnsghan all bad four points NOTESTbe Rebels made the news for their efforts ham drew first blood when he stole the puck In the visitors end He beat the the far side of the opening period By the end of the second period Orangevllle was up on two power play tallies Georgetown netted the equaliser at 12 59 of the third on a perfectly executed twoonone with Dairy 1 Sproule connecting from Dave Gardn er A goalmouth scramble at 14 put the visitors ahead but not for long as Matthew Remedies and Brelt Robins on combined at 3 to tie it up again Two more power play markers and an empty with ten seconds remain ended the game Johnny Stefan came up with some sparkling saves for the locals In this contest On Saturday the Bantam Its hosted Milton and although they played well they came away on the short end of a score Milton netted one In each of the first two periods before Gardner put Georgetown on the scoreboard at of the final frame He slipped In an unsuspecting shot on the snort side assisted by Brent Barnes Milton closed the scoring at and 0 Scott Compton had to make a number of difficult saves in this game First loss of season The North Halton Sport major novice team experienced their first defeat of the season at the hands of an opportunistic Oakville team North fell behind quickly In the first period and by the early minutes of the third were confronted with a Oakville lead Georgetown had a number of scoring chances during the game and finally clicked with Doug Shepherd scoring two unanswered goals in the final frame Assists went to Cory Evans and David and Jamie Stephenson hod solid I performances The Bennett Health Care Centre offering FINE RETIREMENT LIVING choice of Private or SemlPrlvate Accommodation In an attractive comfortable and secure environ ment specifically designed for your needs Svrviea dining room service nursing assistance maid and laundry service a variety of planned activities use of all amenities Including pool beauty shop gift shop bar service The Health Care Centra A taundetfon breast A total of eight third place finishes were recorded by Scott Hamilton 50 free and back Jay Kerslake m free Dtonelle Benito back m breast Dawn Newman breast Keith Smith breast and Kristin Herner In fly Fourth place winners were Andrea in backstroke Dawn Newman fly Matthew Zuran 25 fly and Michael fly Seven winners of place ribbons were Andrew Kerslake 2 25 m free and m back Michael free Dawn Newman back Smith back Russell Lax breast and Matthew Zuran In breast Three winners of sixth place ribbons were Dawn Newman free Michael Zuran back and Scott Hamilton fly Also working hard in their indivi dual events and relays were Allison MacFarlane Danielle Bradford Emily Hamilton Lisa Kelly Campbell Amy Chris Adamo James Burt Lee Ryan Vincent Alana Kanapka Mark Andrew Ty hurst Susan MacFarlane and Brand Glllett Coaches Tiffany Goodlet Tina Newman and Karen Pepper have their sixty five charges training six hours each week The Blue Fins next meet Is at home on December 1 in the pool ACTON On a night reserved for ghosts and goblins It only seemed appropriate Boo would lead the Acton senior girls basketball team to a win on Halloween Thursday has 19 points 15 in the second half as the defeated Queen Elltsbelh Park at the Acton gym The seniors also defeated Loyola 18 Tuesday and have a record of wins and three losses in East North Division play Thursday the only had a 1413 advantage over the Eagles who had a distinct height advantages But with Tufford hitting from the perimet er and solid rebounding on the defen sive boards Acton took control in the second half We told the girls at they werent playing well but were still staying with them said Acton co- coach Anne Andrews We didnt change our strategy in the second half Everything just started to connect The visitors only had seven players and in the second half were visibly tired Acton too only had eight players but didnt show any signs of fatigue in the second half Tuesday against Loyola led the way offensively with points while Judy Thomson chipped in with 17 points The Redmen will have hosted Milton Tuesday in their only game of the week The Junior squad had little dlfflcul in winning their game with Park Thursday The Redmen jumped out to a lead in the first quarter and pretty much coasted the rest of the way for the win Margie Parker had 10 points for the winners while KJmHagen had nine Sue Craig had seven for Acton and out much of the contest Andrews said her club knew before the game It wouldnt be a difficult one for them and substituted freely throughout The contest was a good opportunity to try new things and give backup players a chance to play with some starters As well Andrews and McLaren put starters In positions other than their own for experience We tried a 1 1 3 defense which was totally different We normally play a tone or man defence and the starters adjusted well to it Andrews said Tuesday Craig had 15 points in the 52 IE win over Loyola Jill Briggs Melissa Corson and Hagen all had eight points The lead the North divlsi on with a record and played Milton Tuesday Thursday they host Perdue at the Acton gym Tutt paces Chateau victory Bill Tutt scored two goals to lead The Chateau Restaurant Minor Bantams AA in a victory over Burlington l took a long pass from Greg and beat Burlingtons goalie in the first period Burlington came back to game early In the second period banged In the goahead goal when Steve Lee sent a pass across in front of the net Onoprijenko Jammed in the assurance goal off Steve Sutherland and Don Guest Curtis Green some sharp saves for the locals The Chateau play two away games beforetheyplayboroeagainNov 16 at against Burlington at the Alcott Arena WATCH FOR DETAILS IN NEXT WEEKS PAPER OF OUR UPCOMING ENERGY SHOW COME AND SEE A DEMONSTRATION OF THE LATEST IN OIL FURNACE ALWAYS GLAD TO HELP YOUTH SOCCER GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WEDNESDAY NOV 20th 800 pm GORDON ARENA All Youth Soccer Commissioners Con veners Coaches and Managers as well as interested parents should plan to attend