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Senior volleyball team in first place SECTIONS THE HERALD IT ltd Smith wins Indoor run By IIARALO The glib volleyball team completed their of scheduled game last Thurs day with the senior team first in the Em diWon and the on placing fifth Last Tuesday the Juniors and seniors both played borne game against While Oaks In which ha wan two games to one The seniors displayed their usual slow start In the match by losing the first game II is then coming back to win and junior won their match In a similar fashion two games to one sod losing the first by a score of 1511 next games were won by the Rebels 157 and 15 Coach Neil said that the match was Ihe best he girts had played all season Best server was considered to be Sue Martin and Cora McGaw was best on defence while Linda Ballon was the strongest spill The last game on the sche dule was played on Thursday and It had Ihe seniors win two games straight and the Juniors lose straight SENIORS WIN Again the seniors started slow but managed to pull out a win to extra points in a 1014 decision The second game was another turn around game as the seniors won by a score of 154 Coach considered Ihe juniors to be playing flat and was their reason or losing their Barnes 154 and 15 Best servers were Mart and Tina Lord Joanne Bingham was best ve The juniors ended their season with a fifth place East with a record of two wins and five losses in league play Over all In the season the girls had a record of si wins and eight The seniors went In matches in league play or a first placing arid a season record of twenty five and two losses The senior girts base an record of not losing to a team in the hut II todate ing two seasons of play Coach Grant attributes the teams success to the starting six players of Michelle Kim Thompson Jenny Richmond Cindy and Barb McKee- and their ability to play as a team This separates the Rebel from others that may rely on individual perform Clat worthy Is confident that will win the championships and possibly go as far as the finals or which the team Is hungry the gym one and two on Thursday at Admission Is free and tors ore urged to watch and cheer the Rebels on to By HARALO Herald Correspondent The swim team added another victory to their long list of wins as easily defeated the swim team in a dual meet last Thursday at Georgetown Coach Adams sold placing were not very Important at this meet but he was pleased with the way the team was swimming He said the swimmers were noticing and Improving their finer points and techniques and were very competitive This is Important as the championships will be held this Friday at the Adams expects most of the team to make finals at the and hopefully proceed to Ihe Halton Peels the next week and championships the week after The Rebels swim team has won Use last three consecutive Ha Ion tjtlei They have won the last three consecutive Peel titles By DRAN5CH Herald The Indoor track season has been very prospe for Doug Smith this year after placing fourth at Maple Leaf Indoor games at the end of January nd winning the indoor championship for the second straight year He recorded a personal best time for the indoor BOO race Last weekend at the York University Indoor track complex Smith competed in the BOO and 1500 m Ontario Indoor titles Leading off the day with the 1500 race Smith placed second by a mere 3 of a second to Dave clocking 3 3 He said that although it was a personal best indoor time he dldn t consider the race a very good one This could bo part due to expert meriting with a new strategy of leading the race right from the start which proved to be Ineffective as he was out kicked the final Up of race AVENGED LOSS Later in the day Smith avenged his narrow loss and defended his title by out kicking Dave Mauren in the lap of the race to take the win His time was 1 5S1 The race was described as going out slow and turning In a second half time faster than the first The runners remained closely packed throughout the whole race Smith ran both races In the division of junior men At the Maple Leaf indoor games Doug placed fourth In the Canadian Men 1500 and defeated arch rival Dave Re d wllh a time of 3 or the time JEW YORK GAMES Smith also ran at the Mil Games at Madison Square Gardens last Friday His event was the high school mile and Smith was the fust Canadian school boy to be Invited to the event The lime for the mile was 10 and placed him sixth He considers hi race poor due to the travelling throughout the afternoon His invitation to run in the mile event followed his 15 lime in the event he ran at Tennessee a month before The GDHS track team competed at the Trogan meet last weekend Strong early season perform were turned In by George Howie sod Lynn Howie placed second In the midget boys CO hurdles with a time of seconds and ran to a fourth Rebels will be next Friday at in the open girls with Central Tech Indoor a time of minutes classic HaltonPeel figure skating dancepairs By Herald Special The seventh annual Dance and Pain Figure Skating compel lion will be held this Saturday February at the Gordon Alcott Arena Georgetown There will- be no admission charge Seventy couples are entered In the various events Skaters will be representing clubs from all over Ontario sod a number of local skaters will be participating As an added attraction Christine Hough and Kevin Wheeler tho 1982 Canadian Novice Pair Champion will be giving an exhibition program The competition will begin at 10 a and finish at m This year the competition la being by the Georgetown Figure Skating Club who along with tho Brampton corny Streets villeMeadowvale and Port Credit Figure Skating Clubs have been Involved In hosting this competition since 1976 Their objective being to encourage competition and fellowship with other skaters the area The Peel Compel tlon Committee hopes for a large and enthusiastic audience to cheer the skaters on Swim team keep making waves GDHS junior girls volley ball ended their season In place Herald pbotoby DRG West Insurance Juveniles Diesel means less fuelling around MOTORS 877 The Georgetown Wat Insurance Juveniles overpowered heir Milton opponent last Sunday The Juveniles now lake on Stratford in the first game the playoff series Thursday Feb to at at Gordon Alcott arena Ken Ward scored the first and last goals or his Insurance team while Tom Cull alto counted for two goals Adding singles to the victory were Mark Palmer Bob Morrow Bob Davey and Jamie South Earlier In the week Georgetown Juveniles out scored Milton Paul White parked his team with two goats while Tom Cull added Bob Davey scored two goals and Shane and Bob Morrow added Minor Atoms The Minor Atoms have a game this Thursday in Fort Erie in their continuing effort to win the zone elimin ations for the All Ontario Cup Then Saturday at Gordon arena in Georgetown the Minor Atoms could host their opponents If they win Thursday The game would ft Canadas ranul si CM CI MURRAY LAWTON LTD Hacks Bunt 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