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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday November 26, 2003 - D7 Big week for Ice (Continued from page D4) "Usually people com e out once, like it and appreciate it. M aybe it's som e thing they didn't realize was even here." Brisson added, "W hen I was a little girl playing, I w ished I had a team to go watch and look up to the bigger girls. But I've been playing for alm ost 20 years, som etim es at 11:30 at night when your only fan is the Zam boni guy. It's disappointing but it's not high on my list o f priorities or things to wish for." Oakville is in the midst o f a busy and im portant w eek with gam es against all three conference rivals, starting with first place Toronto A eros Monday, last place Durham Telus Lightning last night (Tuesday) and finally back hom e on Friday night for a rem atch against the second place Thunder. Game tim e is Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Ice Sports Oakville. It's an opportunity, right here in Oakville, to w atch present and future national and O lym pic team m em bers in action from both C anada and the U.S. The Sheridan Bruins who did not even m ake the pre-sea son national to p -15 will proba bly step up another few notch es this week. Ranked #10 last week, they knocked o ff the #8 ranked M ohaw k M ountaineers 78-52 last Saturday. And, in fact, they were even m ore dom inant than that, if you take aw ay the first couple o f minutes in w hich the Bruins fell behind 13-2, but then roared back to outscore their hosts 76-39. T he B ruins had another opportunity to really skyrocket up the rankings last night (Tuesday) as they hosted their hom e opener against their arch rival and #3 ranked Hum ber Hawks. T he host M ountaineers had no answ er for the Bruins pressure-D w hich led to 21 steals. The Bruins closed the first Bruins open with big win, hosted Humber last night SPMDAN h alf with a 13-3 run to lead 3225 at the break. T he second h alf w as all Bruins. They constantly forced turnovers at the M ohaw k point o f attack and a balanced offence overw helm ed the Mountaineers. The result w as a 35-11 run out o f the halftim e break, and Sheridan coasted hom e for the win, holding M ohaw k to 34 per cent from the field for the game. "O ur defence was excep tional," said Bruins coach Jim Flack. "We played very w ell at both ends but we still have w ork to do. We still need to get better." Ten Bruins hit the scoresheet, led by Bashir M usse w ho scored 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds. G eoff Proctor added a spark o ff the bench with 13 points. Omari Henry had a good gam e with eight V ' inn points and seven rebounds. M athas A djei-F ofie added seven points. D evon Abraham s, M aurice Sm ith and K ofi A gyei-A m oam s each scored six points. W ayne Jones dished out nine assists and had four steals. M ouctar Diaby was tops for M ohaw k with 13 points. U.S. JA U N T The previous w eekend saw the B ruins head to N orth C arolina to see how they would m easure up against som e divi sion three N CA A schools. Sheridan opened up with a 90-69 loss to North Carolina Wesleyan, who received hon ourable m ention in the NCA A division three pre-season topten rankings. Bruins scoring was taken care o f by Kevin Dennis (18) and Bashir Musse (17). Sheridan lost 76-61 to North C arolina M ethodist, another division three school. Scoring w as taken care o f by Bashir M usse (19), Louis M oore (12) and M aurice Smith (10). N ot wanting to leave em pty handed, the Bruins concluded with a 95-85 win over Central C arolina. M aurice Sm ith hit five treys to lead the w ay with 29 points. Bashir M usse added 24 and Louis M oore 14. Oakville hoping for different results against same teams T his past w eekend is one the R anger m inor bantam A A A s w ould rather forget. 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