HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-04, Page 19Denise Mitchelmore struggles to get a.pass to a teammate in a game against St. Mary's
Tuesday. Goderich won the game 20-9 to keep their playoff hopes alive in the junior. girls
division. They have one game remaining in the schedule. (staff photo)
Season down to one game
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Senior roundb aliers
aintain playoff hopes
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The GDCI senior girls
basketball team hasa record
of five, wins and three losses.,,,
and is' tied for fourth place in
Huron Perth . Conference
standings, following an even
split in games last week.
Coach Donna Doicfge's girls
defeated Mitchell 24 -` 18, here
'Tuesday,but lost a close 96 -
93 decision to Norwell in
Palmerston Thursday.
Betty Sowerby, the out-
standing. GDCI player. both
offensively .and defensively,
against Mitchel'!,, scored 12
points to lead the Vikings to
victory. Anne Marie Murphy
and Lucie Turcotte each had
ree po n -s--••w
Cruickshank and Audrey
Vanden Heuvel added two
points a"piece to the GDCI
total.
Patti Flood and 'Pat
McDougal' were. Mitchell's
best, with six points each.
The GDCI girls lead 15 - 10'
at the half but had to rely on
their defensive press to
preserve the win when they
losttheir shooting touch in the
'final' quarter. • -
The game against Norwell
was well- -played byboth
teams, Was
the Norwell • of-
fence was built around two
girls over six feet tall who
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GODERICH SIfaNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, N
Juniors improve record with two
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The GDCI .junior girls split,
a pair of games in Huron-
Perth Conference action last
week, losing a tight 21;. 20
contest here T-u-estlay to
Mitchell and defeating
Norwell Secondary School in
Palmerston, 27 17, Thur:
sday.
Against _Mitchell, coach
John Geiger's GDCI girls
dominated the. :, game.
everywhere but on the
scoreboard, and lost a game.
they should have won, due to
some generally atrocious
shooting. The GDCI girls led 8
- ,5 at, halftime, although they
had 'clearly outplayed Mit-
chell by a much greater
margin than the score in -
gave their team an advantage
under the boards. .
Betty Sowerby again led,
the Vikings with 10 points.
Judy Cruickshank and Sheila
O'Brien each : scored eight
points, Audrey . Vanden
Heuvel had six and Lucie
Turcotte four for GDCI:
Tuesday the seniors came
up with a superlative effort as
they humiliated St. Marys 50-
18 in a crucial ,game.' Today
the girls must win . against
undefeated Seaforth to gain a
playoff position.
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• Judy Cruickshank of the senior girls basketball team eluded a St. ]Mary's guard and.drove
for the basket in a game played Tuesday. Goderich won the game 50-18 and now must beat
Sea forth to earn a playoff position. (staff photo)
and Karen Melady •each
dicated.. In the second half, scored five points. Jenny
Mitchell made the most of -Moore . added four. • points,
their few offensive op Heidi Elliott two, and Bonny
op-
portunities squeak tout the Reid one point to the Viking
victory .. total.
KarenMelady• and Sandra Kathy" Weeks topped
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Rowe had five points each for
Norwell with seven points.
Goderich. Denise Mit The Vikings lost the ser-
chelniore and �''am Lambert
had four ,'points each and
Vicki Powell two points for
the losers.
Against Norwell the
Vikings . •play:ed sound
defensive basketball, holding
the hometeam to only one The Hanover' Pee Wee All -
point in the first half. The 22 - Stars `scored` three goals 'in
• the • « third period:. to • trim
.1 lead . held, by the Vikings aoderitli 3-1 in league action
gave coach Geiger, a chance Sunday at Vanastra.. •
to substitute freelygiving his All the scoring was_done in
beech valuable experience in the third period as the teams
the second half.
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vices of starting forward
Sandra Rdwe early in the first
quarter. She -suffered an
injured :ankle . and will likely.
be on the sidelines for the
remainder of the season.
The girls will be par-
ticipating inn a tournament
this Saturday at' ,Stratford
Central. • '
R.4 1976—PA 7
The GDCI "jiitnior :-,girls
basketball;, team strenghtened
their hopes for a Playoff
position as they downed .St.
Marys 20-9. •The win • elm.-
proved their .record.'to.six
wins gainst. three, losses.. A;
victory . against Seaforthlin •..
their final game wouldclinch
a, playoff spot. «
Hanover trims. Goderich 3
Pam Lambert led the GDCI
scorers with 10 points. Co -
captains Denise Mitchelmore
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traded early goals before
*Hanover struckfor two in-
surance markers less than six
minutes intothe period:
Randy Ellig scored the first
of his two goals after just 36
seconds of the third but
Goderich responded with a
goal by. Darrell. Graham just
'40 +«seconds later: Ellig put
Hanover in front after four
minutes of play' and team-
mate . Randy Hunsberger
added the insurance goal one
minute later. ,
Both goalies, teff
Denomme and Scott White,
were instrumental- in the first
two scoreless periods.
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Goderich enjoyed :numerous
manpoweradvantages •. but".
failed -to oapitalize on the ; .
powerplay
The peewees return . to"
action on Sunday at 2 p.m.
against Port Elgin in
Vanastra. On Friday. the.
• midgets .will. play Port Elgin.
in Vanastra at 9. p,m. and
Saturday beginning at 5 p.m. .
the novice, atom and bantam
team s' will be in action.
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