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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-02-26, Page 20PAGO 6A •-GODERR'.H SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1986 S:'sorts { auttu A* $ r a 0 t 9 0 9999 a9e0 VISITORS Graham did a job for coach Lynn Meyers Almasi stood his ground .dt3uTPerth-it.1 at the buy wins the BV : B you were olktng for exe +dram, the t*DCI gym was the . .Friday afternoon, T#tat's where Vikin • won the Hon Perth see: basketball championship i!n a thri , 43 double tweevictory oterthe South 13ttron 1 Alice on a It vided the mit who won the, heskipthree straight games, The Vikings won much more tivi eterTliursday. in both games, the discipline, sticking to fire ewe .: 9 ii. with the rest mut r achieves undefeated two • season, both playoffs, <„ , did p through * man offense and tit g whatevel opposition gave them. The Vikings eouid score from outside with guards Wald Grp and Bob ' • wrack t ro t te; on could go to they big men, D.4tOti Black and Dave A asi. darter, Travis Bell, handled avoided tures it over end k share ofpointswith goo shotse)eOtion This was obviously a€team wel asp by veteran Viking coach Lyne .hut rias nowh ` . than in the enanipi4 nshi The Vttgs the it one, shutting. down Tait so thoroughly that he got no Aluciast and Black controll di at both ends of ytlie ca .respectively. of Gr. hulti-t'aiented s rk iui arwt r onstx defer in gi r.< r 14 pin three; • &Oa 11 sallarn �.i P9 :wenanoth flga. Shooed J l finew ire Duron sule it n Itithe seed gai tate, beet all%t�t�t and ch�'tttrlrte v�ottsy madedjineid,clx resit acnes lead '+changing hands die b it ne he e d capR16.40106 eee minu "he `two thrte overt n pods: died. nerve-wra+ tng excite exit for, c Vildng supporters let, wha fiatsl2 csoleile _:.. ♦ .k:: L L. Li;uncedlltgit ttier.,•!t Dave Almasi goes overtop teammate Darryl Black to score the winning basket at the buzzer 104114t*, 10; A • Darryl Black did a•good job of controlling the boards (Photos by Dave Sykes) The double overtime victory provided plenty of excitement for the packed•house. Junior Vikings win at home but Stratford forces third game in final BY TD The GDCI junior Vikings found themselves 'one game away from the Huron Perth basketball championship. after splitting the first two games of their best -of -three final series with the Stratford Central Rams last week. The Vikings won the first game of=the series 55-49 here Thursday, but the Ramblers evened the series with a 61-42 victory on their home court t'riday�. The third and deciding game was played yesterday (Tuesday) in Stratford. The Vikings came up big in game one of the series Thursday. A strong team effort, highlighted by the play of Scott Garrow, gave the Vikes their six point victory. With B3rroif Bowman and Mike Bush working in- side for 18 points a piece and Garrow or• • chestrating the attack while , getting 11 points himself, the Vikings overcatne a four -point Rambler half-time lead. Strat- ford led 13-9 after one quarter antl 30-26 at the half, but the Vikings were up 39-36 at the ehd of the third quarter. The Rams got themselves into foul trouble early and lost two of their starters, but, it was the Vik- ings press which caused numerous tur- novers and set the tempo of the game. The Vikings' 2-3 zone defence, with Byron Bowman guarding the Rams big man in the middle also upset the Rambler's attack. Jinx Laithwaite and Sean Wilson were the other Vikings on the scoresheet with four poit'lts apiece. Steve Roberts led the Rambler attack with a game -high total of 21 points. Roberts was also his team's top scorer in Phe second game of theseries, with 14 oints. Garrow topped the Vikings, with 13. In this game, the Rams kept the Vikings from penetrating inside and the Rams were able to control the pace of the game. Sean Wilson had,eight points for the Vik- ings, Mike ,Bush added seven, Byron Bowman hooped six, Scott Glen hit for four and Andrew MacAdam and Kevin Haasnoot had two points apiece. The game was close for three, quarters, with the Rams up 42=35 at that point, butt the Rams got hot and the Vikings went cold in the fourth. The { Vikings continued to struggle at the foul line with only 10 for 23 while the Rains• were nine for 13. The Vik- ings also turned the ball over too often to •n