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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-11-14, Page 23PAGE 2A—GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1984 GDCI Senior Vikings point guard Allison Graham (left) battles a Listowel Redmen player for control of the ball during the Vikes final Huron -Perth Conference season game. The Vikes demolished the Redmen 71-16, here Thurday, to finish the season with an undefeated 10-0 record.(photo by Patrick Raftis) Vikings finish in first The GDCI Viking Senior Girls Basket- ball team completed an undefeated regular season with a 10-0 record last week. The first -place Goderich girls soundly defeated Central Huron and Lisowel in their games; to complete their second straight regular season without a loss. On Tuesday, the Vikings stopped Central Huron 88-37; paced by Captain KimFritzley's 32 points. The Redmen were no match for the quicker Goderich girls, who led 20-10 after the first quarterand 44-16 at the half. Mary Bei Alexander with 14 apd Christine Stapleton with 12, also had dou- ble figures for the Vikes. Cathie Gallow with eight, Joanne Campbell with six, Allison Graham with four, and Sarah Alex- ander, Mary Murphy, Jennifer Peters, with a basket each, rounded out the scor- ing. p..ORTB • giris te��f.inishesundefeated BY TD play a sudden -death semi-final, probably Tracy Potter with 12 and Vicky Peck w girls' basketball team against Exeter, here Thursday. 10 ppovh is were Central Huron's best. The GDCIjunior owho have shown steady im- The Vikings used an effective full -court finsihd their Huron -Perth Conference The Vikings, against Listowel in first half of schedule undefeated. The Vikings won their provement over the season, had no trouble pressg sAfter the first ha the final two league games last week, defeating disposing of the Clinton team. The Vikings Thursday's game. Clinton 69-29 Tuesday and Listowel 54-25 led 39-5 at half-time. Vikes were up 36-10. Thursday.Mary Katharine Stapleton had 19 points Mary Katharine Stapleton was again the The victories gave coach Lynn Meyers' for the Vikings while Jenny Allen hooped 13 Vikings' top scorer with 2.3 points. Jenny team their perfect 10-0 league record. By and Katharine Murphy sunk 12. Susan Mur- Allen had nine, Katharine Murphy had virtue of their first place finish, the Vikings h added nine points for the winners. seven and Carol MacEwan had six. receive a bye in the quarter -finals. They will P y •• On Thursday, at home, the Vikings ham- mered Listowel 71-16. Goderich led 33-9 at the half. Again the Vikings were led by the scor- ing and fine passing of guard Kim Fritzley, who scored 28 points. Cathie Gallow who also played well, scored 10 and Allison Graham 11, to have double figures for Goderich. Other Viking scorers were Christine Stapleton, who rebounded well, nine; Anne Allan, five; Joanne Campbell,. four; Kathleen Donnelly and Lisa Engelsted, a basket each. The Vikings receive a bye in the quarter finals on Tuesday but host the survivor of the quarter-tmals, with the worst recora m the semi-final, here Thursday. The finals are played next week on Tues- day, Thursday and Friday if necessary. tl5�.J kp 41.41, j�. CHRISTMAS CARDS 51 ASSORTMENT CHRISTMAS STICK(OjN BO�i S 25 TO PACK AF Midget giris finish season with wins Viking coach Lynn y losses.The league BY TD The GDCI Midget girls basketball team finished their regular season last week, with a pair of victories over Central Huron and Listowel. Tuesday in Clinton, the Vikings defeated Central Huron 58-12 in a one-sided contest. Thursday at home, the Vikes swamped Listowel 70-27. The Vikings finished the season in third place, with a record of six wins and be losses. eague championship decided...wo.. (Wednesday) in a tourna- menttoday in a tourna- ment in Stratford. Against Clinton, Mary Jo Evans, with 12 points and Maureen Stapleton, with 10, pac- ed the Viking attack. Rhonda Teal added eight points and Pam Fritzley hit for six. The Vikings played an agressive man-to- man full -court press, enroute to their win over Listowel. Mary Jo Evans had 15 points, Maureen Stapleton and Rhonda Teal had 14 apiece and Pam Fritzley hooped 11 for the winners. .. .. ,... championshipwt• e ers expresed Meyers expresed his pleasure with the steady improvement shown by his team over the season. Their willingness to learn and work hard has - shown in their domination of opponents in the latter part of the season. Several of the Vikings are beginning to show the ability to anticipate their .op- ponents offensive moves and this has resulted in the effective play of the team during the last part of the season. • 1Juveniles laattle to hijhscQriflg tie The Goderich Signal Star Juveniles came out of this week's Shamrock League hockey a action with a loss and a tie. The Stars dropped a game on the road, November 7, losing 84 to Lambeth; but. battled to a high - scoring 9-9 draw with Port Stanley, here with Port Stanley. Sunday. The Stars stuck first in Lambeth, with The game was tied after two periods, as Darren Doak's goal, midway through the Goderich outscored Port Stanley 3-1 in the Williamson ..........s frame. Rothteams first period, assited .by Brent Williamson second e. Both teams netted four goals in in the deadlock. and John Cartwright. Rob Dupee scored four goals and assisted they scored eight unanswered goals. It was Lambeth s game from there on, as on one for Goderich, John Graham scored Down 4-2, after the first period, Goderich two goals, five assists; Chris Sideris hard two had to play catch-up hockey to gain a tie goals, four assists; Todd Jeffrey assn t dtwiceen ak ned a d and Trevor Martin, Brent Williamson and Jeff Lebeau each earned an assist. Junior Jr. Belles beat Mitchell 3-1 Goderich Junior Belles downed Mitchell 3- 1, in a ringette game played Sunday in Goderich. Stacy Rean scored twice for Goderich and Allison Graham tallied the other marker for the local girls. Angie Chisholm and Debbie Babel were credited with assists. Jackie Snyders scored the lone Mitchell marker. The victory over Mitchell came just one day after the Junior Belles suffered a 5-3 defeat on the road; at the hands of the Strat- ford No. 1 team. Stacey Rean again led the scoring with a pair of goals; while Angie Chisholm potted the other Goderich marker. Lori McCarney earned two assists in the game; while Deb- bie O'Brien and Allison Graham each pick- ed up one assist. The Goderich Tweens lost two ringette games to Stratford this week, dropping a 7-6 decision to Stratford No. 1, on November 10 in Stratford and going down 11-4 to Stratford No. 2, at home on November 11. scoringis a Second -period hold the fort until the Lions were able to break through the St. Marys goal. Between 13.24 and 14.43 the Lions struck fast for their three goals to give them a lead they never gave up. A two man advantage by St. Marys, late in the third period, was the break they needed to get back in the game in which they tallied twice to come within one goal in the last minute, but time ran out on their comeback. Three late second -period goals by the Goderich Lions Pee Wees turned out to be the margin of• 'ictory, needed to defeat visiting St. Marys 6-5, last Saturday. Both teams came out skating very fast and this resulted with both teams obtain- ing many shots on net that caused a 2-2 tie after the first period. The contest remained fast -paced in the second period, with Lion goalie Bob Lumley called t makesaves d Inc._..�s....a Trisha Rumig Stratford, Rumig led the way for the local girls with three goals, Paula Vanderburgh scored two and Annette Jones scored one and assisted on two. Karen Armstrong added two assists and Karen Armstrong earned one. In the game in Goderich, Paula Vanderburgh again scored two goals, while Kelly Lumley and Angie Harrison each netted one, with Harrison getting an assist. Trisha Rumig and Annette Jones each assisted on one goal. factor in win Chris O'Neill was the offensive point leader in this contest, producing a hat trick, while Tim Harrison tallied twice and Brian Lane once. Jeff Hodges had 2 assists, Kevin Moss and Jean Paul Cauchi had single assists. As of this writing, the Lions were trying for an exhibition game this Saturday at home; but the next league game will be at home, November 24, when Strathroy are the visitors. -µ • ca P upon o an ()Elerich Atoms emerge with tie • Goderich Atoms fought back with two third period goals to emerge with a 4-4 draw, from a Shamrock League contest with St. Mary's, in Goderich on November 10. St. Marys struck first in the game, and led 2-1 after the first period. Both teams scored Pre -Christmas WEEKEND SPECIALS LUNCHEON 7 6 BOX NAPKINS CHRISTMAS FLAT WRAP PAPER CHRISTMAS W PAPER 3 PK 14141 • ASSORTISTED SIZES CHRAS GIFT BOXES ASSORTED COLOURS LADIES' PURSE Et1 &'WATCH PACK OF 2 OR 3 (0.) 41) 0 EA. 25 SHEETS TO PACK 10 ROLLS TO PACK 30" x 500" $ 1 77 PK P P NEW 8 IMPROVED FAB DETERGENT SOFTENER ADDED 6 LITRE SA BOX Don't Miss 0 1 DAY ONLY...FRIDAY, NOV. 16th..9 am -9 pm Save 20% OFF tEderrhsng in the Store Including Sale Items! 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