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Kemp Hoddinott qualify for Divisionals Skaters excel at Sectionals THE HERALD Wednesday December 12 19S4 By DAM RALPH Herald Spoils Editor Sessions with a sports psychologist proved to be what the doctor ordered for Georgetown figure skater Darren The yearold Grade 13 student at George town District High School began seeing Peter ihls year and said the sessions taught him more about how to relax That ability was important in Kemp second place finish at he Central Onlarlo Junior Men Figure Skating Sectional event held Nov 30 Dec 1 Jenson works with the Canadian Figure Skating tion and comes by the Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club where Kemp once a week and spends time with us as a group Kemp said He said our sport Is one of the most difficult because as a skater have to deal with knowing your marks for two days where In most sports you go in and know how you did in a day lie Ing able lo relax Kemp said was a philo sophy of he applied during ihe competition In Orange- vilto He added he did not lose any sleep while skat at the meet I used his tech niques like slow breath ing and projecting the positive aspects of my skat and slept f I was out like a light Kemp competed in the junior mens class for the first time and after having taken part in the novice class last year noticed a big difference First of all in the skaters arc required lo skate three rounds instead of two in novice The extra round consists of a short program of two minutes or less where skaters must perform seven compulsory events The other two are figures and the long program The compulsory one of the seven events Kemp the first good shape After the figures he stood in third spot but by his own admission the short com pulsory event was go lo be the key to his success Kemp won the short program but the leaders d not roller very much so he stood in third place overall after wo events But Kemp made up he difference in the long program and skated well enough finish he competition in second place overall I pleased myself in he short program Kemp said It was a as a first year kid and I showed could do Instead of having to walch out for a lot of the compel I pre a lot of them wen having to watch out for me now It opened a lot of eyes Ai impressive Kemp placing because he finished second despite a bad cold his accompl was mcining one 1 got this sickness about two weeks before Sectionals and I felt good up until the compe tition final day he did hamper my workouts I could only train I ghtly but what was I going to do One week before Sectio nals take lime off so just went light and stayed on the skates Kemp will training for the rial Skating competition slated for Quebec January he can finish In the top four there he will qualify for the Canadian junior men champ unships I Just wanted to finish in the top four in the Sectionals and that all I like at the rials he said I like lo qualify for Cano but Im taking it one thing at a time Andrew of the Georgetown Figure Skat ng Club also took part in the competition finishing fourth overall He will also be heading Quebec Jan to compete In the Division champ Ions h GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS of Centennial Middle School volleyball team show off the banners they have won this year Last week Centennial won the elementary school defeating Holy Cross two game tome Members of he winning team are from left Jill Windsor Cheryl Hammond Jen Irwin Anna Too Teresa Bulk and Julie Rots Back row Tina Carolyn Stewart Sandy Week Jltn Atkinson coach McKeiule and Major atom puck squad wins two of three games The Firefighters Nally Construction Major Atom met with stiff competition this past week being pitted against Dundas and on Dundas came to Georgetown and left with a win The game started off being George town oil he way with Iwo first period goals registered by Greg Dobbin one assisted by Scott McGulgan and Ryan Pells and the other unassisted Nothing seemed to be able to stop BOWLING ra tea I nail without Mela for kelp Ml have the lab M AccomplfcA Br too ilninlllUr Arrive In All BE POSITIVE WE US I of lilt dries o heart eapedaUy Julie her or he larto Winter Game her league bowling torn of for a triple of hoi Improved her mum average to of boy clow wild with round leading Ihe Nations tin Dec the bowlers are determined to mine fold Hark Miller had TQI ON Jim Car penter no David Holt til and Marc MB a Winners till a Cocktail Decanter met They will then compete for In prim at the provincial final with trips to the I gel a trip lo he iliTnVi Tonal Va YOUTH SCOREBOARD Ml US KB Ills Tim my Ml Lome union Georgetown moment Unfortunately the second and third period were riddled with penal lies predominantly our squad and that open the door for captain to sail in and register a ha I trick and move out in lead Georgetown never seemed to get back on track Sunday afternoon our boys travelled to Flam bora and this proved to be on excellent end to end game with the score after the first period Thirty one seconds Into the second period Greg Dobbin from Ryan Pells and Brent placed Georgetown up on Two minutes later however Flamboro matched the score with a lucky shot past Mark St Pierre St Pierre skill Wesley Butte XT Tanya Martin IIS Kendra Bird Colleen Kerry Wright RoUcha ud iosi and Debbie junior alio produced tome TMgames somen bad TSllJTll with Brian Bell and Berry McLean ITS ITS Topplnl the wa Sandra Weeks Mil with her titter bowling ADULT BOWLING SUN BOWL al Georgetown Bowl lor under avert With paid goal there AGE BOWLING RESULTS DEC HIGH SINGLE PLAT Frieda Zander no Eunice 1H Bob Harris Clarence Steven IS HIGH SINGLE WITH HAN DICAP IklenBilaonirr Dolly Carter Bert Steven HIGH TRIPLE FLAT Nora Tuck VI Jin It sis Bob Harris ass HIGH TRIPLE WITH HAN Tuoday evening al The hlghetl M by Joyce of tht Social League a MS by not a JO league who eft- I wlU be entered abate Florida trip The Ira sue I champ art being I declared In walker a Special Old HighLow Double I Tournament Theflrilpalrtobo I announced I thai Marion I Carney and Dart Talea I by Wednesday League MoGowan and Sheila Cardinals Philips fully kept ihe score down as he stopped shot after shot The final score was 1 for with a very good game played by everyone excellence shone through Tuesday night when Brampton to Memorial Arena Passing rushing and ent skating by all reflected the impressive score of for George town A well deserved hattrlck went to Kenny with wo goats registered by Greg Dobbin and single to Ryan Pells II was certainly appre ciated by all the George town fans to see such good team effort Coach Pat Coulson and BUI Webb were more than pleased with their boys piny North Halton curling Joining of forces been successful Starting off the year this season Bob and joined forces with Steve and George Shapcott of North curling each weekend In the various cash spiels To date they have pocketed their best showing being at the Royals in Toronto winning the second event and Donna Blight Greta Lamb Mary Wands and Linda were trophy winners at a one day in Milton November with Shirley Joan Shapcott Lois Massey and Mary Black finishing second by point Joan Trimble Simpson Marg Flaherty and Betty Cox fell one point short of the trophy at a Business Women In November 10 and finished second overall At home November winning the Glad Robinson was Alice Fraxer Lena Burns Enid Sue Evans Nicely done