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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-02, Page 23eittor vi o� ]deamea ►ya' ,l sketbaU ply he e We!‘ �y The victory gives laaleb l ales Wee Vis a reof alo sinnleagueplay. pan taralt was the game's top vlth 004 fortheeVikings, Scott With 12, was thefionly other Viking In double figures, 'Bevin `Smith and Joe. k lMorrisey had seven points .aece for the Vikings Kevin Adam..s added four while PailM Brenner, Dave Ors, and Chris Pitr each had two points., The, garae Was probably: closer than it shouldhave been,. -according to. Murdock. The Redmen are °not one of the stronger teams m the league but .a .sub -par per- formance by the Vikings made them look good. The Vikings managed to hand in only. - six offensive rebounds and made many bad passes, Defensively Murdock felt his team gave up the baseline by getting themselves out of position. The Vikings led 22-13 at the end of the Peter Conlon of the GDCI junior Viking ; et ' all team wrestles for a rebound with a Norssell forward as team-mate David Almasi looks on in Huron -Perth action here Wed- nesday. Goderich won the game 46-44 in double overtime to boost its record to four wins and one loss. (photo by Dave Sykes) Senior boys' basketball tourney here this weekend BYTD The tenth annual Goderich Vikings Invitational Senior . Boys' Basketball Tournament will be held at GDCI Satur- day. The -tournament will bring together eight top quality basketball teams from various areas of the province. The tournament tips off at 9 a.m. with thehost team GDCI Vikings meeting London Medway. At 10:30, Korah, Sault Ste. Marie plays Owen Sound West Hill. London Westminster tangles ' with the Stratford Northwestern Huskies at noon and Georgetown meets Sarnia St. Clair m the othei f first: roulki"galne a) 1 '31I"p. er • • championship semi-finals go at 3 and 4:30 with the final at 8:30 p.m. The consolation final will precede the championship game • in the main gym. A tournament all-star team and most valuable player will be selected according to Viking coach Myles Murdock, the tournament chairman. Sarnia St. Clair Colts . are' the defending tournament champions: The Vikings will host . the Korah Soo team in a pre -tournament exhibition game Friday at 6:30 p.m. The members of the Soo squad will be billeted with Viking players for the tournament: ;� f �d ii 36 2 l�ttl dng. ' `pito the 7 i' q 'ter. 9 The V _ s loot a pair of ehibilion. games, inBarnia Saturday to Sarnia SPITS and. Sar*, Si. Plats. §„c defeated GederiakVili AIWA ata won 7 , P011 *COMM lied the Vikkig4 againat^ SLITS with nitre pOr�. 5eq Be and . Chris S key had. apiece and Dave: More a d four Joe Mo , ey and Paul Brenner eac chipped in wit three, The Vikings were guilty of numerous turnovers and had many of their shots blocked b. the much taller Sarnia squad. The Vi played a much Improved game against St.''Pats, both offensively and defensively., McCallum again topped the point production with 23, Chris Starkey hit for 16 and Scott Bell hooped 12. Dave Mare, with six, Joe Morrissey with five and -Paul Brenner with two points rounded out the Vikings' attack. The Vikings shot a fine 70 per cent from the floor.•.Scott Bell was the Vikings' top defensive player and led in rebounding. Juniors win overtime victory against Norwell BY TD The GDCI Junior Vikings ptilled off an exciting 46-44 double overtime victory over Norwell in Huron -Perth Conference basketball action here Wednesday. The victory gives the Vikings a. record of four wins and one loss in league play. Peter Conlon led the Vikings' attack with 12 points. David Almasi hooped 10, Kevin Feagan had eight, Shawn Rahbek added six and John Thompson and Tim Bakker got four apiece. Andrew Carruthers had two points. The Vikings started slowly, trailing 14-8 after one quarter, but the score was tied at 20-20 at half-time. Norwell turned some hot foul -shooting into a' thrid• quarter lead, however the Vikings came back to lead by' three late in the final quarter. A three point play, by the Redmen in the dying seconds sent the game into overtime. It was Carruthers' two points that won It for Goderich. • The Vikings split a pair of games in Atoms comb -from -behind Sarnia Saturday, outscoring SCITS 66-61 but losing another close decision 64-61 to 3t. Pats. • Strangely enough, coach Lynn Meyers felt his Vikings played much better against St. Pats. John Thompson hooped 21 points in the first game. Shawn Rahbek added 15, Dave Almasi had 12 while, Tim Bakker and Kevin Feagan hit for six apiece and Andrew Carruthers had five points. Q Dave Almasi and John Thompson shared the Viking point lead against St. Pats with 16 apiece. Kevin Feagan added 13, Shawn Rahbek had 10, Andrew Carruthers had four and Travis Bell got two points. Meyers felt Rahbek and Carruthers had their best games of the year. Almasi dominated the defensive boards, with some help from Feagan. Good hustle. by Thompson, Carruthers and Feagan broke St. Pats' half -court press. The Goderich Machinist Atoms recorded a 7-6 come -from -behind victory against the St. Marys Atoms on Saturday inSt. Marys. . St. Marys scored the only goal of the first period and then scored again at the beginning of the second period to go ahead by two goals. Goderich then got on the scoreboard with a goal .by Andre Cauchi assisted by Brian Lane. St. Marys came back with another to go ahead by two again but Goderich then scored three in a row to end the second period with a one •goal lead. ;'hese were scored by Cagchi assisted by Shawn Talbot and Lane and two by Jeff Hodges assisted both times by Chris O'Neill. St. Marys and Goderich each scored three goals in the third period for Goderich to hang onto its one goal lead. The Goderich goals were - scored by Lane assisted by Richard • Bowman; Talbot assisted by Lane; and Bowman unassisted. The Goderich Machinist Atoms will take their winning Shamrock League record into the : Lucan Leprechaun Tournament this. weekenp: •.; , . - „ Don McCallum of the GDCI Senior Vikings hit for two -points on this laynp in a Huron•Perth league game against Norwell here Wednesday. McCallum scored 19 points to lead Goderich' to a 55-39 victory. This weekend the Vikings will host ,its .annual eighteteam tournameit. 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