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The Goderich Vikings
came within one shot of
_winning the cham-
pionship of the annual
Blue and White Junior
Basketball Tournament'•
held at GDCI Saturday as
they dropped a 37-35
overtime thriller- to the
Stratford - Northwestern
Huskies.in the finals.
The.,, Vikings had
disposed of Strathroy in
their opening game, 50-
33,. paced by Dennis
Aubip's .14 points. Colin
Alexander had 10 for the
Vikings ` and Mike
Wedlock ailed nine. _
In semi -final -action.; the
Vikings got by Sarnia
Central, the leading team
in the Sarnia Conference,
51-33. Central had a 1g0-1`
r'ec;vtts gu,}ng•intui ne 81uc
and. White Tournament.
They 101'12-9 at the end of -
the first quarter but the
Vikings fought back,
using . a zone offence
which frustrated Central, ,
and by' halftime th.e
Vikings were on top
From there they never
looked back. Rob
Plunkett was the leading
l�Q
Goderich scorer %tut 16.
points, . Dennis Aubin,
Kevin Adams and Colin
Alexander lead eight
apiece. aad Mike Wedlock
had seven points. •
• Tom Beach paced
Central with 11 points.'
Stratford Northwestern
reached the final's against,
the Vikings .by defeating
London Central in their
forst game,, 62-33;` paced
Steelers win three straight
The Goderich Lakeport
Steel ,Bantams whipped
Mitchell in two games
last week winningA2-3 ir.
"a league game -Saturday
and adding a 6-1 win in
Mitchell Monday.
In the game Saturday
the Steelers led 3-0 after
one period, iocreased
their margin to 9-2 after
two periods and com-
pleted the.rout-with'thre0„
goals in the final period.
Paul Day led the of=
fensive assault with five
points on- four goals and
one assist. David Gallow
and John Thompson•
chipped in with two goals
apiece.
Jim Walton, Pete Stahl,
Andrew Telford and Brad
Armstrong added one
goal each. Armstrong,
John Peters ; and Stahl•
'also:had three assists. the
game was a replay of a
,N.avember_104m atch-that----
was cancelled.
period.
David Gallow led the
Goderich offence scoring
three goals and adding
two -assists, -Brad Ar -m--.
strong also chipped in
with five points on two
goals and three assists
while - Mark Crawford
added two goals.
`'John Thompson yand
Pete Stahl scored one
goal apiece for the
Steelers.
,..-,._,O„n Saturday Seaforth
will be in Goderich for a 7
6;m.
Steelers.
game against the
by ,15 point performances
by Rob James and Mike
Otto. The Huskies got by
St. Jeromne's of Kitchener
in their semi-final match
by. a close 58 -55: -decision.
Otto 'again 'had I5 to lead
• his team.
-The championship
game was close, all • the
way with ;Northwestern -
leading thesVikings 19-16
at the half, and the
Vikings leading by four at ,
the three' ggat ter mark.
The score was tied. 33-33
,.at the end of regulation
time but the Huskies
outscored the Vikings
four' points to two in the '
overtime,. to win .the.
championship.
Ray Aitcheson led the
'Huskies., with . 16 points•
and Grant Coon threw in
10 for the winners. •
Dennis Aubin had 10 for
Goderich, followed by
Mike Wedlock and Rob
=Plunkett with eight each
and Colin Alexander with
six. Plunkett: played an
outstanding game for the
_ Vikings• controlling•
rebounds at both ends pf,
the floor.
London Central won the
Consolation title ' by
defeating Strathroy
Strathroy' had reached
the consolation final by
defeating the Medway
Cowboys in their second
'gameand,London Central
qualified by . beating
Owen Sound Westhill 81-
37 after a first round loss
to Stratford _ Nor-
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The Steelers,con_tinued •
their`..: dominance over •-
Mitchell -Monday with a" 6-.
1 win: Goderich led 4-0
after the•first:,peridd and
scoredsingle ,goals,in_the ,.
' final two.per.iods..,,.
Daryl O'Connell scored
l the only'Mitchell goal in
'the .third period to ruin
.. Terr,yBeans shutout bid:
• . Six;°_p)ayers shared in
the Steeler .scoring with
'Mark ;. Crawford,• Nick
Trebish, David ,Gallow,
Paul Day, Pete, Stahl and
-John thon•ipson scoring
'one 'goal, apiec'e.. Brad
Armstrong assisted on
• two of the goals:•
The Lakeport Steelers
added' Seaforth to their .:s'
• list of-' victims,. Tuesday
with a 9„-2 win in"a•game
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• The, Steelers led' 3-0
after �: fone period, 8-1
after two periods and
-"'eachf team'scored a
single. `goal in the • final
• Dennis'Aubin •(23) of the GDCI .Junior Vikings
beat a Sarnia Central player to go in for this
Iayup in action at the Blue and'White tournament
hosted by GDCI. Goderich beat Strathroy°,and
Sarnia but lost the final .to Stratford Nor- - •-
thwestern in overtime'.. (photo by Joanne
Buchanan) .. .. , •
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' .Kevin Adams (41) of- th• e GDCI junior Vikings battles for 'control of a', •
rebound with a' Strathroy 'player in tournament action at GDCI Saturday. ,
Goderich defeated Strathroy and Sarnia. Central but lost 37-35 to Stratford
Northwestern in' overtime in .the •tournament. final. (photo , by Joanne
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On Thursday. and
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