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Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday Februarys 1990 Sports COLIN GIBSON- Herald Sports Editor Chargers top rival Stingers By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor Centennial Public School Chargers boys basketball team maintained their dominance in North Halton Public Schools league play Tuesday by toppling cross town Stewarttown Stingers 3925 in a game plcyed Stewarttown The taller Chargers squad dominated play throughout and were able to sweep the boards both offensively and defensively almost at will Centennial enjoyed a 23 13 lead and only a brief Stewarttown offensive flurry in the third quarter prevented a total walkover by the Chargers The Chargers offence was paced by Jim Katsilieris who used the sky hook with deadly accuracy in collecting 20 points Jay Johnson added 10 points Graham Kennedy contributed four NIFTY NORTH BOVS BASKFTBALL RESULTS I Dick a Rob Hants BroafciWeM Doug Pollard IB Centennial Km deSmith Jim KaUilleria 18 Brad 10 I pick IB JimKatailterlaH AdamFlattB Graham Kennedy Chria Brownings Sam IT David 14 Holiey Gavin Shaync Ridley 4 Malt Brains M Bridge 10 Doug Pollard BndCrippafl Centennial Brocfcvlll a Doug Pollard Centennial IB Stewarttown I Dick I BrOokvlUe I 4 McKeuieSmlth NIFTY NORTH GIRLS BASKETBALL WI Shailene Jeffrey II Karen Walker 4 points Toll Torts had three points and Stephen Onopnjenko hooped two points Hard working Matt Brain car the bulk of the Stewarttown at tack with points while Gavin was next on the Stingers scoring ladder with four points CENTENNIAL ROSTER Coach Brian Cosgrove Players Ryan Martin Mike Olsen Stephen Giannis Bruce Ryan Jamie Stephenson Ron Hamson Jay Johnson Toll Tons Graham Kennedy Jim Kat siliens and Andy Preston STEWARTTOWN ROSTER Coach John Kavanagh Players Matt Brain John Buckle James Burt Chris Gavin Glaser Simon Johnson Tank Josiatis Jason Sands David Simon David Doole Andrew Aaron Hughes Lawrence Midwinter and Rene Rosa 4 LliByne4 Keltic Moore 4 Centennial It Sarah Packer Janice Bailey 4 Andrea Scads Sam Sierra It Brooktllle 11 KerrtCrofH Kim McDonald 10 1 GlUalne Merrill 10 Sharon 10 Shannon Michelle Mason Joanne St Jeffrey Sara Shrrrati Alicia IB Andrea KrUUSmaliwood4 Danielle Campbell Eileen Campbell Centennial Metiers Sarah Packers Brook Danielle Campbell Sarah Buckle Crof 4 Sarah I T PTS Sam IS WI lie Stewart own 4 4 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BASKETBALL AREA CHAMPIONSHIPS SITES EAST White Oaks and Queen Elizabeth Park Wednesday February 21 Girls 7pm Boys to follow NORTH Georgetown and Milton High Schools Thursday February 22 Girls Boys to follow WEST Tierl Tier Nelson and Lord Elgin High Schools Tuesday February 20 Girls 7pm Boys to follow FINALISTS NORTH VS EAST February 27 Double header Girls and boys Neutral elementary gym to be arranged by convenors March West at home of winner from above game SEMI FINALS Tier Tier 2 Lord Elgin Georgetown or White Oaks Girls Boys to follow Tuesday March Monday March 5 FINALS Tier Thursday March Lord Elgin Georgetown or White Oaks Girls 7pm Boys to follow Duplicate Bridge The team of Lorena and Earl Ryder captured the Number One winners spot in Duplicate Bridge competition held this past day at Georgetown Royal Canadian Legion Branch on Mill Street Rene March and Karl Tobiasz teamed up to take the Number Two winners position while the team of Blayne Hillock and Jim Sargent finished in the Number Three winners position Duplicate Bridge competition takes place every Monday afternoon at the Georgetown Legion on Mill Street ACTION was fast and furious when Centennial Chargers tangled with Stewarttown Stingers In a North Halton Public Schools boys basketball game Tuesday afternoon at school Centennial Chargers emerged on top and have a firm hold on first place In league standings as playoff time ap proaches Herald photo by Colin Gibson Century 21 Minor Atoms Questionable call sours series By DAVE BEAVAN Herald Special In the two years I have been sub mitting articles reporting the results of the past week s hockey games for our group of boys I have tried to follow some simple rules try to make the article interesting as well as informative always be positive about the efforts of the players and the coaching staff and never be cntical of the of A referee s job is a thankless one and not many of us would want to wear the stripes for even one game Having said that however I feel I must describe an incident from last Sunday night game between Georgetown and Streetsville which greatly affected the result and depending on the timing could have an effect on Georgetown opening series of County playoffs In the second period with Streetsville ahead lo netminder Kevin fell on a rebound in his crease area Then perhaps out of frustration with only being able to put one puck past Kevin in periods a Streetsville forward jumped him from behind and punched him three times Obviously not impressed with the treatment Kevin was Curtis Hoogendam flattened the opposing forward from behind He fell either on his stick or on Kevin s and sustained a mild in jury he was back on the ice soon afterward The referee who was at the face- off circle at the time signalled off setting penalties It then became apparent that he was also giving goalie Kevin five minutes for speanng and subse quently a match penalty I have since spoken to as many spec triors as I could including those who were sitting above the goal and I have yet to find anyone who saw Kevin do anything other than take three punches for the team One minute he was playing brilliantly in the net and threaten to backstop Georgetown to its second upset win in a row and then he was alone in the dressing room removing his equipment When the convenor received the referee report of the game he added on an additional three game suspension Considering some of the flagrant fouls that both teams committed without penalty this seems like rather harsh treatment for a foul no one else saw except an official looking into a maze of players Scott Herbert was forced to come in cold to replace Kevin and while our boys stood around in shock Streetsville whipped in two quick goals Georgetown couidnt muster a comeback and were soundly beaten On Saturday night in the opening game of the bestof three senes our boys played a strong defensive game with Steven Smith Michael Crawford Shane Thompson and Ricky Clark helping Kevin register a well earned shutout The only goal of the game came when Curtis blocked a shot at his blueline while killing a penalty By the time the puck had bounced to the opposition Curtis had caught up to it and he drilled a high shot to the top corner In Monday nights rubber game Georgetown came out fired up and determined to beat Streetsville to advance to the next round Scott Herbert was in net and pro bably played his best game in two years He made one brilliant stop after another and when Georgetown scored the first goal our chances looked good Curtis Hoogendam was again the man of the hour as he broke in alone and scored near the end of the first period The assists went to Ricky Clark and Andrew Beavan A minute later Brad Kouyoum jian skated in all alone but his drive was stopped and Brad David son couldn convert the rebound We had other good chances but kept coming and two late goals ended Georgetown s chances This was a very well played game and with this kind of team ef fort and the sensational ding of Kevin and Scott this team could still provide some in the upcoming TnCounty playoffs Raiders host Petes Regular season play in the Cen tral Ontano Junior Hockey League West Division is rapidly winding down and Georgetown Pontiac Raiders are hoping to get back on the winning track in preparation for post season play Raiders took on Brampton Capitals Thursday evening in a game played in Brampton at press time the score was not available Tonight at Gordon Memorial Arena Raiders entertain Peterborough Junior Petes in the team s next tolast home encounter of the regular season Raiders pay a return visit to Peterborough this coming Tucs day Brent appears a shooin to capture regular season Raider honors as he enjoys a 10 point lead over Chris with only five games to play RAIDERS SCORING A Brent Presswood 15 47 Chris 18 John Williamson 16 Marty Savoy 11 Jason Stewart 2 23 Bill McDonald Rob 13 18 Jim English 5 if Adam Hagen 7 10 Kevin Burrows a fl 2 Steve Dubarry Lewis 1 Kevin Dance Kelly Foster 7 Ken 7 Kevin Brown 1 Andre re 2 Mark French Curtis Green Andy Brown 2 0 1 1 Craig Cooper Rob Lang Trevor Elinesky 0 1 1 Jason Mercer 1