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Page SECTION THE HERA lay Nut ember Getting an extra hand While It looks like this Holy Crow toe school tournament last ha I unlay volleybsl has sprouted a In Georgetown Holy Cross won the third urn to improve his game the girls title while the boys I pic lured splkir was actually receiving here lost out to Herald tip rum an obscured teammate at photo Holy Cross spikes to tourney title By GREG Herald Special The Holy Cross Volleyball Touma on Saturday Nov 19 was a great success The following were the schools in vlted to the girls tourney Centen rial St Francis Stewart town St Matthews and Holy Cross The format was set up with two pools of three teams each with round robin play There was a three woy tic In Pool A so the loser the St Francis Stewart town game would go to the consolation finals The loser was St Francis with a 1511 In the consolation final Centen nial the third place team in Pool A faced St Francis the third place team in Pool B and Centennial grab bed fifth place overall with a Holy Cross won the first game semi finals over St Matthews with a whopping 155 winning score in the second game semi finals by a narrow margin with a 16- score over rivals Stewarltown In the finals Sherratt met Holy ross In a beat of three games series The first game both looms used up their timeouts as the teams were working out their strategies Both teams put no subs in and Holy Cross went on to win the first game by a hair with a 1512 score In the second game both teams put In subs to rest their starters and used up their two timeouts rather early in the gome This time Holy Cross had an easier time with a 156 win winning the championship The following were the schools In vited to the boys tourney Centen St Francis Holy Rosary Stewnrttown and Holy Cross The format was the same as the girls tourney In Ihc consolation final Fran els the third place team in Pool A faced Holy Rosary the third place team In Pool and Holy Rosary took fifth place overall with a defeat over St Francis Holy Cross won the first game semi finals over Centennial with a 154 winning score In the second game semi finals won by a large margin over rivals Stewart town with a 154 score In the finals Sherratt met Holy Cross In a best of three games series The first game was over powered by Sherratt with their powerful spikes as they easily won over Holy Cross with a win In the second gome It seemed as ratt was going to win the champion ship with a demanding 110 lead but Holy Cross came back strong to tie it up with some great offence and went on from there to win 1512 In the final game Sherratt had another demanding lead of Holy Cross tried to fight back and did so to a point as Sherratt was Just too strong of a team and went on to win 159 winning the cham Special thanks goes to the referees from Bishop Reding Steve Jay Kcrslakc and Todd Hare and the Holy Cross SAC club Derek Parsons pots pair vs Brantford Knight backstops win Dodge Major AAs hod a very busy week play ing two league games and two tour nament games On Nov 13 at home Georgetown hosted an aggressive team The first period sow only one goal scored at by Ancaster Georgetown didnt get on the scoreboard until halfway through the third Randy Bond did the scor ing with the assists going to Ryan and Matt Brain came back seconds later to go In the lead Bond came back to score his second goal of the night and the tying goal seconds later with the assists going to Mark David and Paul Kalbarskl The game looked like It was going to remain tied as in Ihdr first meeting but Ancaster was not willing to settle with a tic With 1 left in the game the visitors scored the winner despite a very strong game In net Trevor went home with a win On Nov 17 at home against things started off fast for as they scored at to put Georgetown Major Pee wees on the defensive scored again before the first period ended Dodge got on the scoreboard mid way through the second on a goal by Steve Boyle assisted by Randy Bond Bond tied up the game at 8 53 of the third with the assists going to Uncinates Derek Parsons and Boyle With Georgetown Oakvllle made the best of the op portunity and d what turned out to be the winning goal scored an insurance goat at Georgetown fought back but were unable to score despite On Nov 19 Dodge Major s travelled to St Thomas to play their first GBHA lauds champs plans 89 expansion By HENRY KHOEZEN Herald Special With Christmas fast op preaching ball hockey Is probably the furthest thlngon our minds Completing the 1988 season It is necessary wo pay tribute to the coaches players referees and organizers who made this season a success First to those individuals who did not receive personal or team awards I congratulate you for your efforts and devotion to this sport Ball hockey is In a rapid growth stage across the country and you have all demonstrated on a local level why this is Secondly to the winners and nominees or the various awards a special thank you for setting the levels for which we strive to achieve The following is a list of these teams and Individuals in their respective categories Division and League Cham pions Record 28 wins no losses no ties Blazers Coach Mr McCarthy P Basha T Cull A Hock Hack H Hamilton Harrison Leslie Llndauer McCarthy Morrison W Morrow Roy Spited SplteriandP Division A Champions Pi Rerun Music Coach Mr A Vlrag Brabant Cropper S Cropper DeSousa C Ed Gage C B Mostaard M OBrien Riddle B Stevens and N Sioyles Beit Goals Against Average Brackens Moat Points Goals and Assists Greg Robinson Station House Most Valuable Winner Brad Miller North Sports Nominees A LaslG Kenl Moat Valuable IUvrr Winner Morrow Blazers Nominees Stone Kennedy P Sheppard Most Sportsmanlike Winner Mike Montgomery Harvesters Nominees G Lowr Brown E Top Winner Chuck Moffat Station House Nominees McCarthy Kuipers Mc Fad yen Top Winner Brian Stone Apple Auto Nominees G Kennedy P C Thunk you In Timeout for the um of their facilities on Oct to present our awards A look the future for Ihi shows expansion Not a growth in the men s league but a diversification into other avenues Discussions hove begun with for a possible tournament in 1989 Secondly ladles and children across the country have been demonstrating a real Interest in ball hockey In order to determine the amount of on a local level I need to hear from you the children and under and parents and the ladies In tile com on your view points willingness to participate Please contact Henry Kronen at 1231 In closing I would like to thank everyone again for Job well done in 1988 For any future on ball hockey please watch or upcoming articles your local Improved play has Jr Cs optimistic Sabres best not good enough yet Sometimes your best Just isnt good enough That was the case for the Acton Sabres last week as the squad lost a pair of contests despite play tag what general manager Robin In best hockey Sabres skated with a tough Brad ford Blues souad on Friday in Acton holding the Mid Ontario leagues se cond place club to nine goals as Bradford took a win On Thurs day a late third period goal the Sabres of certain victory as Schomberg Cougars forced over time and scored two minutes Into the extra session for a win was pleased with the Acton effort and credited good defensive hockey for the improved Sabre play Everybody is storting to think defensive because we know were not going to score a lot of goals he said Downs strong in M and Ms net as bantams take tvx of four Tbe Georgetown M and M Pro Sports Major Bantams registered two points of a possible four in county play last week The split Is a result of a loss to on Tuesday and a win against on Sataday Both games were on the road After soundly beating Flam- borough In their first meeting of the season you can Imagine the sur prise of our local lads when they were defeated by a much improv team on Tuesday night In a poorly officiated game which was marred by penalties the M and squad showing evidence of frustration began taking needless penalties and as a result played most of the game with at least one player In the penalty box Numerous penalties combined with a close checking team resulted in the and Ms se cond loss of the season Georgetown found the mesh first with a goal at the mark of the first frame when Ho gen scored from quickly countered with a marker less than two minutes later and the period ended In a 1 1 tie The second period saw Flam borough take charge of the scoreboard by ringing up two unanswered goals while the and Ms were chalking up penalty minutes and found themselves in the unfamiliar position of trailing 31 after two got on track quickly again in the third with a goal less than a minute Into the period The homers notched yet another goal to lead by a score before the M and could find tbe mark On a fine in dividual effort Lcwy Lewis picked up a loose puck and skated In all alone slapping In his own re- Bingham leads Broncos Former Georgetown District High School star Joanne Bingham an outside hitter on Western Michigan Universitys volleyball team helped WMU capture its seventh consecutive Mid American Conference champion ship with victories at Boll State 1M 1510 1510 Nov and Miami 1015 15H 1513 Nov Binghams performance against Ball State included 19 kills and a per cent success rate on attack at tempts The letter winner also had three service aces and nine digs HYUNDAI OWNERS The following night Bingham recorded IB kills two service aces 13 digs and three total blocks against Miami Bingham leads the Broncos In six categories kills total at tempts hitting percentage kills average service ace average 388game and digs average bound for an unassisted goal Adam Hilts rounded out the scoring on a goal assisted by but the ma jors found themselves on the losing end of a score The M and Ms got back on track Saturday night when they Journeyed to and came away with the The first period proved uneventful as the two teams sister kissed to a tic after one Dundas finally found the net at the 1 mark of the second period The M and Ms countered at the midway point of the period when Steve Wright slapped in a loose puck on a goalmouth scram Assists went to and The locals look the lead late In he period on a goal from Sean Gulstlnf hes the other kid with a funny hair cut Assists on the go ahead goal went to Crawford and Mclnlyre period when Trevor verted a Gulstinl pass to run the score to after two periods notched the only goal of the third frame to make the game close but couldnt generate enough offence to take the win and M goal lender Peter Downs had a strong performance In goal for the locals Peter had a number of difficult stops to make Including three breakaways A Spill Located at Carols 65 MAIN ST S Phone for an appt or please drop by 8772981 Gift Certificates Available Licenced Mechanic Exhausts Repairs 89 Guelph St Georgetown 8775501 Georgetown came out fast and confident and at 30 Derek Parsons scored the first goal with some good from Steve Boyle and Randy I While Georgetown was scored to tie the game Then with Georgetown on a Steve Boyle popped the puck In the net From a pass behind the net from Matt Downs and Mark David With left in the second Downs on another put a hard shot from he bluellne past the goalie In the third up by a score of 31 Georgetown played cautiously feel ing the win but not overconfident Late In the third scored their second goal to make the game closer than Georgetown wanted It to be Wanting this win the Peewees dug In ana Parsons scored his se cond goal of the game 30 seconds later from Boyle With less than a minute left Brantford pulled their goalie Downs got the puck and shot rink long scoring his second goal Into the empty net to win the game Trevor Knight played another strong game stopping shots In game two Georgetown met up with a strong Stratford team and Scan Mills was going to have his work cut out for him The first few shifts were very slow on both teams but after that Strat ford became very physical and the pace picked up Stratford scored the only goal in the first and scored on a powerplay In the second Sean faced shots and played a solid game but Dodge couldnt put anything past the Stratford goalie despite their efforts losing 20 Stratford went on to play In the Thursdays game in turned Into a heartbreak for Acton as the Sabres led throughout only to see Schomberg tie it with a goal directly from a faccoff with on five seconds left on clock Cougars pocketed winner at J of after Acton had Just missed posting the winning goal on a strong rush Troy Roster polled Iwo goals for Acton with Ian Ellis tallying for the third Sabre marker Jason Lucas notched two assists and Andy Steve Wagner and Peter Carglll had single helpers Jim Manllone played In goal for Acton and put forth a stellar per Were pleased with our gOaltcnding and thats a nice lion to be in said Inscoe Due to an press date no results were available from day 95 loss In Acton said the were down by only 53 In the third period but an attempt to open up didnt produce the desired results and instead gave way to four goals Sabres visit the Hornets tonight before entertaining the Flyers on in Acton Jit HOCKEY I STANDINGS 1 15 2 Bradford 11 4 a 18 I Schomberg I 14 ACTON 10 Grand Valley Herald Scoreboard ThfTlBm Ik IN LEAGUE tan Mill Ktvln II HI Km AmutrcEi I LEAGUE Ace TO Van Itoutrn I Brown Din let J Mlchul Tern Michael Kraft MIchHl Scott Corey McAnenej Elliott Mil SCORERS Blue Zone Zone YEAREND CLEARANCE ON MODELS Sale Ends December 3rd 1988 Georgetown TRANSMISSION F to TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS f SPECIAL TRANSMISSION TUNEUP Includes Now pan New trans filler New tram Adjust band DEAL DIRECT WITH US AND SA VE Front Wheel Wheel Drive Experts 315 Armstrong Ave Georgetown I