Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 20, 1978, p. 34

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THE HERALD Wednesday December to IMS preview Herald Special Aclon and district high school Junior basketball team big problem when It comes o compel 111 on with other Milton high schools The small only of the school mokes competition large such as TA of with I and Lord Nelson of 1977 The luck of a senior boys basketball learn high year is result of high a small size All senior players graduated few juniors up to senior ranks leaving wilhoul a senior Red men Hum or ijie season learn and coach of Inst senior team said i he with ththrgir schools In Rebels defeat Brampton ili but on Brampton in The libels Iml 17 It first lull Moe 1 Hie of I tic flint league Is super for the Acton well of ability with schools sometimes lis hard on similar size said Mr McAr morale However keen compel lion of ihe Ha I ton league i up Basketball Rebels win West Hill tourney r Hit Is hid in ml II ht and The senior basketball Rebels emerged champions of the fourth annual West Kill Collegiate Invitational ment on Saturday It was the first lime the Rebels had entered the The Rebels began to urn against Saugecn strict secondary school and romped to an easy vie lory Centre Steve Keslick had an excellent game scoring 10 points and also picking off eight rebounds The Rebels had three other players In double figured Bill Rivers had 14 and Mark Nel- and Miller 12 each In their next game he Re went up against district high school and came away with a narrow win Nelslrop key basket with only Iwo minutes showing on ihe game clock tied Ihe score for the Rebels Norm fired Ihe win basket and afterwards John and Rick Fish sank key foul shots to ensure win Kesllckngalniedtheteamin scoring with points Midget Rebels beat Centenial was right behind with Miller and had eight each while scored- pulled down re bounds from the guard position and came down with the lull Dill Rivers had eight points and Norm and Mark Not only did Gord score an six each Kevin of points a game bounds hut he guarding the other learns top shoo I In 1 not be back coach said in action until after Ihe holiday season eight In Ihe championship game Rebels faced South Huron and had a much easier lime than In the semi final winning 7651 Miller and led the attack in this one pumping In 14 points a piece scored 13 points Bill Rivers had 12 was the lop re- bounder with seven and Nel strop had six Coach lacking said that Mike Kevin Jim Allan and Bdl Rivers ell played Important roles as sub- si It utes In Rebels winning it oil Bill woi named the tournament Most Valuable Player for his strong twoway play and Ibuki was selected as a guard on the tournament all star lineup Locking also said Miller had an outstanding tournament and should have received some recognition The midget Rebels thumped Centennial In basketball exhibition action here Monday The game was in the first half wllh the Rebels leading by only a 31 34 score when It ended However In the second hair the Rebels Just blew their opponents off the court Andrew Brake led the Rebel attack wllh points Twelve of those points come in the third quarter when the Rebels opened Ihe game wide open Three other Rebels were In double figures Sean had and Paul Karolldis and John Scott 10 each Mike Ash also had a good game eight points Whatever visions dance in your head sugar plums gingerbread or cakes well make them realities Happy Holidays Sykes Bakery Main St S Georgetown 8773481 Tteat BUSINESS OFFICE NOW AT 311 ARMSTRONG AVE JUST OFF GUELPH ST Complete Body Cotillion Repair Complete Refinnhmo Service to all FREE ESTIMATESCOURTESY CARS FOR TOWING SERVICE CALL HAVING A PARTY HOW ABOUT Oil Colonel Sanders per person Kentucky Fried Chicken continues to please guests the world over Call us at 8775241 Kentucky Fried Chicken can help make your party a success Open New Years Eve Until am Goad from chicken GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN

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