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The GDCI Jr Boys Basketball team won their own GDCI Invitational Basketball tournament on Saturday, December 3. The team
played well with victories over Kincardine, Petrolia in the early rounds, setting up a rematch of last year's final against Sarnia
CITS in the championship game.
In the final, after being down by as much as 15 points in the first half, the Vikings fought back to within three points late in the
game. With less then a minute to go Mitchell Clarke sunk a three -pointer to tie the game and send it to overtime. In overtime, the
Vikings quickly jumped out to a four point lead, before Sarnia tied it up late. With only five seconds left, Ethan Hamilton was fouled
and made one of two foul shots to seal the victory by one point as the boys won 44-43.
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Fifteen year old Luke Fraser of
Goderich is stepping up his hockey
game.
Fraser, who grew up in the Goderich
Minor Hockey system, and also spent
time with the Huron Perth Lakers, has
moved up to the Stratford Minor Midget
Warriors AA team.
Fraser made the decision after a new
Ontario Minor Hockey Association
(OMI HA) rule was passed allowing play-
ers to try out for higher c"ntres.
'Ihe result is the best hockey he's ever
played.
A scoring leader and assistant captain
on the Warriors, the Grade 10 student at
GDCI is on the road about five times a
week. However, it's all a stepping stone
to what he hopes to be a career in the
sport. Dad Martin Fraser, who accom-
panies Luke on the road, said this level
of hockey will hopefully give the
Goderich skater the exposure he needs.
Ilis season record so far is 12 goals, 13
assists in 2,8 games.
In the off time, Luke also takes part in
dry -land training run by Bryan O'Reilly,
father of the NIIL's Cal and Ryan
O'Reilly.
Correction:
The web address in the article 'Hunting is about healthy eating for Goderich family'
(November 30 sports) should have read iamanomnivore.c om. The Signal -Star regrets
the error.