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THE HERALD November IBSS Rebels lack shine in volleyball games Tie Georgetown District High School senior boys volleyball squad labored through a threegame sweep of Wednesday in the opening round of the playoffs at the Georgetown gym The lacked Intensity drive and consistency In the win which was very uncharacteristic of the squad with Ihe the contest In doubt as won by scores of 1513 Ij1 Itibcls coach Grant CI worthy wis especially quiet and serene the match He said his dub t at all mentally prepared for the game And it wasn I Just one or two he said But all 10 We dldn execute at all After even the Rebel players com mented they t played their best At a team meeting after the win and his troops discussed the prior playoff contest We hod a bit of a talk about the intensity where we want to go and what wc had to do to get there Robinson stormed out to an early 1 advantage In the first game before the Rebels came back With the Robinson squad up 12 11 and Georgetown serving Rebel Graham made the play of the con test In digging out an errant ball Not only was the dig a superb play on Its own but the pass to Ihe setter was right on the money and Georgetown tied the game up on the subsequent kill In Game Two Georgetown II ap peared lethargic but won the con test very easily In the final game PLAY Rebels player Pierre Chaiuon battles on Robinson here at the net The senior boys volleyball team look on Robin son 1 the first round of playoff action and despite being lethargic at times came away with a threegame sweep The games were played at the gym last week Chargers just miss a tournament medal rhe Centennial girls volleyball team competed with other teams from around the province In the two- day Provincial Cup Tournament held In Scarborough Friday and Saturday Pee wees win tie Georgetown DRG Stationery took advantage of a day break In their regular season schedule to meet three teams from the MTHL In exhibition play recent Team play featured good defence the blueliners and goal tenders which resulted In a win and two ties in three games In net Dusty Lane played three shutout half games while John Katsillerls com incd with Lone to blank the Jets 0 at Memorial Arena in the first contest Six dlf ferent players handled the scoring as Adam Ho gen Lewis Sean Adam Hilts Jason Smith and Trevor found the net Ellnesky added two assists with one each going to Mark Mc In tyre At with the North Stars as the com petition Georgetown fell behind after one period and after two Smith and Hilts set up Doug Crawford early in the middle period but It took goals from and Hilts in the third to salvage a 33 tie Assists went to Hilts and Brad Back on home ice on Sunday the Terriers needed a late goal with 2 W remaining In the game to pull out a 1 1 tie Trent Cull from Steve Brown and had staked Georgetown to a ad vantage Rob Lang and John ins had a strong game on defence in this contest for the Next home game for Ihe team is Tuesday night at Memorial with Brampton In town On Friday night the Chargers played six games They easily defeated Edge wood and Henry schools from Scar borough by lopsided scores school from North Bay prov a much tougher opponent and after a slow start the Chargers their opponents by scores of 1512 and On Saturday the girls played three more opponents In their pool The girls took two games from tion school split games with Forest Glen from Waterloo and then played excellent volleyball to defeat an ex cell en team from Whitby Sr school 158 and 10 With a record of 11 wins and a single defeat the girls ad to the elimination round The Chargers then played John McCrae school of Scarborough and St school of Metro Separate School Board The girls were again victorious gaining easy victories over these teams This left the Centennial team as one of only six teams left in contention The Chargers were put into round robin play with Henry Hudson school of Scarborough and pool rivals W J of North Bay Hudson defeated both schools to grab a tlon In the semi finals leaving Centennial and to fight It out for the other position Fricker started strongly and captured the first game In the second game knowing they had to defeat by seven points to win the Chargers gave their best efforts and at one point led by a score of 114 but were unable to hold the margin The Chargers won the game 1511 but lost overall by points and the North Bay squad advanced to the semi finals The girls were disappointed knowing that they had defeated this team three times In four games and yet would get the ty to play for the medals Taking part for the Chargers In this tournament were Kim Sharon Wool gar Hartley Julie Arnold Sketchcr Lisa Hamilton Jen Ryan Tracy Inglls Andrea McNeilly Stephanie Kulpers and Alexis Kerr Georgetown was coasting right along 125 before Robinson slowly crept bock into the contest But the Rebels managed to put game on Ice before Robinson could do any more damage Although disappointed at fori given Wednesday CI a worthy concerned about his club He confident the players can resume playing with Intensity and desire that will be needed if the Rebels are to challenge for the all Ontario crown I dldn like our performance Wednesday but I m not convinced that they re not a good enough bunch of guys that I hey don t know what hey have to do he said The Rebels hosted in Hallon semi final yesterday Should Georgetown advance to the final where they play will depend on the opponent If Ihc lop West club makes it to the final Georgetown is on the road Should tl e lop West club be upset along the way the Rebels will host the championship Volleyball champs Holy Cross came I with the champion ship In the Back row from Ml Patty Gallagher coach Bon Assumption tournament played recently Members of Arsenault Tayiha Wendy winning volleyball team Include front from left Bridget Krttly Hare Kanapka Jnlne Fowler Julie Cano and Mary llenneberry coach Mining hi Andrea Heraldphoto Jackie Shaw Karen Hamilton and Danielle Win A Trip For Two To 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