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lJ vounci Open Until PHONE 877 2761 the HERALD HAZEN Kemp saves best for last Wins Sectionals gold with Campbellvilles Parker By DAN RALPH Herald Sports Editor Georgetown s Darren Kemp gave local figure skating fans a home coming to remember Sunday with a near perfect long program perform that solidified his hold on the Central Ontario Sectional Junior Men gold medal Kemp went Into the final skate In top spot being the final skater to compete However It was obvious at the finish that Kemp saved his best stuff for last Ho was the only competitor to receive a mark better than five from the judges In both technical merit and artistic impression above shows the happiness he felt Sunday after his long program Kemp alio shown with his coach right finished first In the Junior Men division at the Central Ontario Sectionals held here for our days last week photos by Dan Ralph This was a new program that 1 did and It looked like the people enjoyed it Kemp said I couldn t go conservatively This Is what I ve been training for all this time I knew if I performed well I do well Kemp added When I my second triple sow I knew I was on Kemp started the competition off with a second place finish In the figures then added a top finish In the short program that landed him first overall heading into Sunday a final event Even though be the final competitor Kemp said he dldn t feel the pressure I benefited from It because I could gather my thoughts before I felt good out there I wasn nervous and I was In control I wanted to skate three consistent events he said I wanted to prove to myself I could do It Kemp too was eager to come back and skate In front of bis hometown These are my roots and It feels great It was a highlight to be able to skate in Georgetown Even though train out of town Toronto Cricket Club and Curling Centre I tell people I m from George- Another area skater also won his division Campbellvllle Kevin Parker who trains at Toronto Granite Club successfully defended his senior men title even though the final standing showed him behind Mark MacVean of Glouchester However MacVean wasn eligible for the medals as he was competing out of his normal section Eastern Ontario Parker said what he was most happy in his long program was being able to regain his composure after missing two triple Jumps Other times I might have quit but tonight I was able to get my program back he said Parker started off third in the figures but was second in the short program and was second overall prior to the finals Parker won the free skate competition I wanted to win my figures but I had problems on my first one which set the tone I capable of better Parker said coming back to Halton Region did put some extra pressure on him However being the senior member of his division put more on the 21yearold There always more pressure on you if you re the one with the experience he said There is pressure when you come back to a place where you know a lot of the people Last year Parker was fifth at the Canadian championships and Is hop ing for a finish In the top three this year The top four finishers In all categories advance to Divisional set for Whitby In January Other Georgetown competitors were Andrew novice mens and Daynla Cammlck novlce ladles Hoddinott was sixth after figures and finished eighth in the free skate for a ninth place finish overall Cammlck qualified for her final event but her final standing wasn available However qualify for Raiders split games with Petrolia Chrysler suffered their worst defeat Friday night at the bands of a team they beat just two nights prior Wednesday the Raiders defeated PetrolitfMcDonald s Squires at the Alcott Arena However when the two teams met Friday in the outcome was much different The hometown Squires skated away with an victory It was a case of playing well and us not playing well said Raiders general managercoach Gil Eyre It was just a bad day at the ranch Friday a contest as lopsided as the score might indicate though Heading into the final frame the Squires did have a lead but their advantage was a manageable two goals But the Squires put the game away in the final frame despite some good goaltendlng from From all accounts the Raider goalie could have sued his teammates for support Friday We started to press In the third period opened up made some mistakes and they ended up scoring The few chances we bid the puck would bounce over the stick or some thing like that Eyre said Ben had the lone goal for the Raiders In the second period Wednesday with a pair of goals before tbe Novices get back on track The Novice AA North Sports Flyers got back on the winning track Saturday defeating Bolton in an exhibition game Joe Stephens opened the scoring finishing a nice passing play assisted DuajoeErlerhadan outstanding game which Included a threegoal performance all scored within the first minute of the second period on the play The game tied In the third period required strong efforts from Steve Gavin and Blaine before Sheppard scored unassisted with two minutes left to secure the victory hometown Raiders came back with four goals of their own to lead after the first period Larry Power Craig Frank Dave HUI Ray Graham Craig and had the goals for the Raiders In the win Dave Tataryn handled the goaltendlng chores for Georgetown The weekend action puts the Raiders back at as the Georgetown clubs record stands at The Raiders will have an opportunity Friday of improving that mark as they host Cambridge Hornets Friday at the Arena Game time Is set for IS It will be a good game and we be looking for a big win Eyre said Raider defence- man Fred Bolmistruk is back in Ontario after being hired back by CN Rail The only problem Is he is stationed In Hearst which is up in Northern Ontario Captain Tom Gib son should be back this week after having played the past couple weeks with Flint of the International League Goallendcr Larry Lucas still hasn been signed by Squires this season and is available to play Demones goal rallies Geminis to deadlock with Geminis needed a goal late in the third period to notch a tie with in a Central Ontario Junior B League game Sunday afternoon The Geminis bad a 24 lead after the first period and held a 31 advantage going into the final frame but needed Brian Demone a goal with about three minutes left to gain the tie The tie leaves Georgetown with a record of seven wins loss and eight ties so far this year Assistant coach Larry White assumed head coaching duties as Jules is serving a suspension the result of being ejected from George town last game with Burlington White said his club just t put away when they had the chances to do so We don seem to have Ihe killer instinct he said For two periods we outplayed them by far You never are happy with a tie but we were down and came back However we should nave never been In that situation to start with he added We should never have let them comeback Don Wayne Morrow and Rod McOure bad the goals for Georgetown in their only league game this week Joe Moneypenny played arly well in the Georgetown goal Moneypenny stopped 46 of shots directed his way The had shots on the Nobleton goal Sundays game was the season debut for Craig Shaw who had his first practice with Georgetown last week Craig Joined the Geminis after playing hockey In Owen Sound White was pleased with new recruit play The ha a more typically busier schedule this week Friday the team is In Burlington to face the Cougars while returning home to the Alcott Arena Saturday night for a game with Milton Steamers Faceoff time Is 7 30 m NOTESA pair of Geminis will take part in the league allstar game with Team Switzerland of the World Junior Hockey tournament that will be played over the Christmas holiday Forward Wayne Morrow and Don will represent Georgetown BRIAN ROD McCLURE Another Georgetown player will be in uniform In that game as Blake Harrison will represent Milton Steamers Karate Club in midseason event The Georgetown Karate Club held Its midseason tournament Thursday as over thirty fighters took on action packed evening of arts skill speed and style When the smoke cleared the winners were yrs and under 1st place Mike Crane 2nd Colin Duncan 3rd Nalllah 12 years and under lstRlchardMurphy 2nd Curtis ton and 3rd Danny Jones Thirteen and under 1st Aaron Gooding 2nd Richard Sowery and 3rd Jason teen and under 1st Joanne Gravelle 2nd Jason Dodokin 3rd Bill and Tracy Richards In the mens division 1st place went to Neil Smith 2nd to Glen Loucks and 3rd to Dave Mackinnon Instructor Mark Yates was pleas ed with everyone efforts There were a lot of good fighters out here tonight Many of the matches were so close that it was a someone had to lose he said The Georgetown martial artists venture Into Erin next week for another tournament Bianchi named as 86 Heritage winner Walter Bianchi has been named the recipient of the Hockey Heritage Award The naming of as the winner is unique In that It marks the first time a recipient has been selected exclusively from sponsor a role is best known for his support of the Georgetown Minor Hockey major midget team Sunny Acres has provided an opportunity for hundreds of boys to experience support For many it s their only exposure to the pleasure of playing on a team with a history of competitive success and media exposure of Sunny Acres midgets Minor hockey Is only part of the as has financially supported junior intermediate and senior hockey To the executive members of the organizations Bianchi has supported he is special indeed Since the early 1950s Bianchi support as a fan is legendary He has chartered planes special trains suddenly appeared hundreds of miles away from home and has warmed the hearts of players executives fans and parents The Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council salutes a worthy recipient The dinner will be held Monday Mar to at Holy Cross Parish Hall Cocktallsareat6pm with the dinner being held at p The awards and presentations will begin 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