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The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, October 31, 2000 - 21 Reding seniors blanked Vgqý"EàWORKS in regular season finale <905693844 A PROUD SONSOR 0f MILTON MNII HOCKEY fl .ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ON STICKS mon. -FrIl. -GREAT SELECTION ON GRAPHITE SHAPTS P1051111 "The Only Pro Shop With A Snack Shop" 7:-alaS LwaadhiIMWMAIMUMU 11 By MURRAY TOWNSEND Speciltfo The Champion There's no shame in losîng to a team thc calibre of Burlinglon's Notre Darne Irish, but the Bishop Reding football team wouid have iiked 10 have started tbe way they fin;ished. The Division 1 Royals lost 24-O Friday at home in their final regular season game 10 a team ranked third in the Grealer Toronto Area laIe last week. On BR's irst three possessions il was lhree and out each time, with Notre Dame marching back up the field ail îhree limes to score. On Notre Dame's second drive, the Royals had the bail carrier stopped on fourth and one, but he managed 10 spin off and go the distance for a touchdown. Respectable finish The second haif was much belter for Bishop Reding, abter Notre Dame's initial drive, which ended when James Kaiser intercepted a pass in the end-zone. The Royals were starting 10 move the bail and were deep in Notre Dame lerrito- ry before a pass of Iheir own was picked off to end the threat. "Defensively, we piayed weli.' said head coach Joe Jurus, whose team finished al an even 2-2-2. « "Offensiveiy we were terrible the first lhree possessions, siipping and bobbling the bail. "Nobody stepped up on offense and ing.". The second haîf score was only 3-O in Photo by GRAH-AM PAINE Neither this BR's Andrew Pepper (right) or his Notre Dame opponent could corne up wlth the bail on this play during regular season closing action Friday. Reding got beat 24-O. favour of Notre Dame, which is an encouraging resuit heading inb the play- offs. Mike Long had bis typicai outstanding game on defense. He had 10 solo lackîes and was in on tive others. Kyle Grant had three recep- lions from quarlerback, Jodie St. John and Ivan Bosnjak had two. The top four teams in Division i play for the right 10 go to the Metro Bowl, while the bottom four leams play for the Haiton championship. BR wiIl have ime 10 shake off the bad latte of a shulout lots before beginning their piayoff drive nexi Friday, Novemiber 10 aI home againal Oakville-Trafalgar. 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