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Wednesday CROSS SCHOOL B0V8 BASKETBALL TEAM Front raw John Shaw Crack Blear- Ben Steven do Barge Dan John Shaw Glo Arthur Sous Stephen Hum Todd Fuller and Joe Borgra Bach row Mnrpny Blaine McCaoley Heraldpholo Crusaders cap season Despite coming up two points short in the Separate School Basketball League championships members the Holy Cross Crusaders boys team can look back on the past and be pro ud of their many The learn under the coaching of John Show ended their season last Thursday night with a heart breaking loss to Canadian Martyrs of Burlington in the league championship game The loss leaves the squad with an impressive mark of victories and Just Six tosses on the season In reaching the final the had to gel by St Mike or and rose to the Wednesday to their op ponents Among the other jc or team were championship titles they earned at the Holy Cross Tournament and the Bishop led Tournament The Holy Cross team was also winner of the consolation title at a Monte lair Tournament and finalists at a Tournament In regular sea ion ploy the Crusaders finished the North iialton Scpanlt igue and went on to win plajoft title as well Firefighters in fine form The Georgetown Atom A Firefighters completed County round robin plajoffs in fine fashion as they won two of their last throe gome- dropping an decision to early in the week the Firelighters bounced back with two super efforts blasting Sloncy Creek 103 and then gaining revenge on b winning a j3 thriller In I heir loss to the Firefighters fell behind the opening frame but narrower the margin to before the end of period lost the in the se cond period when the visitors scored three unanswered goals Jimm Kavanagh counted twice for Georgetown with the other markets going to Mail Downs and Randy Bond Helping out with an assist each were Itlvord in and Todd Fuller Thursday in Creek goalie Trevor Knight made some dazzling saves in the first half of the to preserve a narrow 1 lead tor Georgetown lb point of Hit period though it wis as they exploded for to win going Bond led scoring three times as all it skaters counted least one point Piul a pair of markers while singles went to Me Kavanagh Derek I arsons and Helping out with two assists were ski Pine ind Steve Boyle while single helpers went to Knvnmgh Fuller Keith tgomery and Jeremy Coach Pine had the I irefighttrs for their return nntch with the third minute of pi finishing off a threewas passing play with arsons and Just before the end of the period Bond increased the lead to slipp ing one under the go die pads assisted by Pirle TllL co first mined tin super Shemin Nurseries win with impressive comeback Shemin Nurseries A fl won their first gome in the Trl County finals against Burlington by score of Georgetown scored the lone marker in the first period as Joke Pouts trap converted a pass from Jeff Petti grew Burlington came on strong in the period and it the beginning of the third scoring three make it a catch up game for locals In the last minutes of the game Chad Hart man became the star four goals two one on a pass from Claude Johnston and Craig Juby and the lost on a shot from Johnston Peter Downs played net making some superb saves with his quick glove hand The team travelled to on the weekend to participate in the Huron Ontario Tourn ding from Dirt tailed upon to mike in dint increased the lead to a few into the second scoring bis of the scuson Montgomery Fuller For the next five minutes the Inns wen treated exciting end hockey with the on both sides mikinjblgsncs finally ruined Barber fi hid with Just over three minutes pi in the period and with the shifting their way lied the match with two goals re end of the itond 1 some the steam out of the visitors what was to lie just IS seconds Into third He banked a shot off the post for his of the season a pass in the slot went all out for the equal ire but strong great defensive work Pine and Fuller kept them the With the on the bench In lav or of an extra ittoekcr gathered up a loose puck from a scramble in of the Georgetown net and fired it the length of the lee the open net for his 15th of Ihc year with seconds left on the clock The victory left the Firefighters with o record two wins three losses and one tic in round robin and erased hopes ad of to the Tri County The Major Atom Firefighters are currently competing in the Sixth An Niagara Falls Atom Hockey Tournament along with other tcims in worlds largest atom age tournament being conducted Trojans Mustangs open with playoff victories The and the Mailings reglstertd victories In openltu iction of the Georgetown Ladies iskelbill lagut playoffs to determine will met to finals Last Wednesday the Trojans dropped the a whili the Mustangs downed the Cougars The games marked the opening of round robin ploy involving oil four teams The two squads with he best records at Hie end of the round robin set will playoff for the league title while the third and fourth place finishers will square off in he consolation match The league takes a breather this week for the March break but ploy resumes next Wednesday for the se cond phase of round robin series and winds up April I when the finalists will be decided The Trojans were led by Alice with 12 points in their victory over the Capricorns while contributed 10 Boo Judy Thomson and Mary Kelly all had eight points apiece while Tracy Gcrbcrnddi I For I Mine Smith wjs j lops with li points while I Drown hid Irvine sum Carol six mil Harrison had two In other watch up Susan paced the Mustangs with tfi points Laura Young chipped in with 11 while Diane Gardiner had Natalie had eight and added six For the Cougars Anita Stank us was good for la points while Kerry Nell hail Laurel Heinz add six and Linda and Maureen Kerr contributed four When action resumes March at Centennial Public School Tro jans will face tire Mustangs to decide which team remains undefeated and the Cougars will square off against Capri corns The championship and consolation finals will get underway April and continue April as well as April if- necessary Both scries are three match Rebel bowlers rolling The of the province must in deed be again focused on Georgetown Though small in size has produced top District High School student Indies howling team to tin funis of Winter Games this Reluming Saturday ionu will to Toronto to the F of National Championships morning There the irtlcipants will be composed of two teams and two singles bowlers at this champion Thus on Sunday Mirth in GueJph the Regional Finals the MnsterUmlnm ships the well known Wendy Parent led her of Tonya Mor Bridy Chandler to first Being i test of how well a betters their Brady hid a plus 172 with a Morns a plus while Wendy Harem contributed a plus for total best and a trip to the provincial The from Acton placed se cond with third place being captured another Georgetown team bin tarns indj Smith Mark and Master Con Lane Further the capture more trophies was accomplished by Laura Doyle winning the High Three Flat award with Joey taking the High Single Flat and Melissa High Single Pins- Over Optimist win two contests The Georgetown Optimist Minor chalked up a pair of sic lories Inst week in their County playoff series with Last Monday March a the Op demolished short handed squad 11 The outcome was never in ques tion Georgetown led after the opening period and after the led the Georgetown scoring attack with a while Jeff Wright and Andrew not ched a pair of markers each Singles went Kevin Patrick Steven Chris Borrow and Tim In the assists Jason led the way with tour Steven Wright hod three and Jake Mishintcr Scan Curry Patrick Kosziwka all had two each Adding single assists were St in Pearson Mark St Pierre and Tommy shared the duties for Georgetown both well The following Georgetown visited Flamboro and bettered their opponents 1 In a well pined con well again led the scoring for Georgetown registering two goals and one assist Curry had goal and an assist for the winners while Jeff Wright added the other Georgetown Steven chipped with two assists ie Barrow and hid one assist apiece and St Pierre spill the netmindlng chores and once again did an excellent job The Optimist club now ploys to dit ermine a finalist position in the County champion Best luck the and team unci in this Important game is