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The fee is $8 per player or a maximum of $20 per famiâ€" ly (three or more children) with outâ€"ofâ€"town rates being double. Registration, which will take place both days from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., is open to girls and boys aged 6â€"18 years. They have been based in the past on anything from regionalization to sympathy votes. But there is no reason which will explain why Wilâ€" 'frid Laurier Golden Hawks were not represented on the women‘s allâ€"star basketball team this year. Coaches in both Tier I and Tier II were asked to submit 10 names to the league ofâ€" fice. Then a preliminary list was sent out of 12 names, with the coaches being asked to rate their top five. There were few surprises in Tier I as Waterloo Athena‘s Liz Silcott headed the list. She scored 344 points to Jead the league with a plusâ€"30 average and also led in assists with 48. Other Tier I selections were Sylvia Sweeney of Laurenâ€" tian, Marty Demaree of Western, and Sue Lindley and Candy Clarkson of Guelph. _ Soccer registration for the upconming season will take place Saturday March 3 and 10 at the Adult Recreation Centre. "I wasn‘t surprised by the selections, we had a preliâ€" minary list and there wasn‘t any other girl from my team on it," sgid UW coach Sally Soccer ‘bury, Vees reinforced that No.1 ranking by trouncing Ottawa 77â€"31 and then beatâ€" ing Guelph in the final 63â€"40. . Vees and Gryphons will both advance to the naâ€" tionals in Saskatchewan this By Rick Campbell One often has to wonder about university allâ€"star seâ€" lections. In the provincial finals Friday and Saturday in Sudâ€" During the OWIAA seaâ€" son, Vees racked up an 11â€"1 record, with their lone loss coming by one point to seâ€" cond place Guelph Gryâ€" By no fluke, the Laurenâ€" tian Vees have proven they are the queens of women‘s university basketball in this Strong finish for UW Athenas‘ ; By Rick Campbel! The fate of the Waterioo ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY and INTERIOR Manon Harbec One from column A ‘"‘It‘s probably between us and Victoria,‘" said UW coach Sally Kemp. ‘"They‘re ranked one ahead of us in the country but lost to Calâ€" gary last week. We‘ll just keep our fingers crossed." The Athenaâ€"Guelph game went much the same way as their regular season match at Waterloo. Guelph forged ahead early and were up by 30 at one point. **We were down badly but Guelph 80â€"66 Friday but deâ€" feated Ottawa soundly 101â€" 66 Saturday to improve their Danch, who was rookie of the year for Hawks last year, supplied great inspiraâ€" tion to the club with aggresâ€" sive shooting and reboundâ€" ing. She led the league in reâ€" bounds with 129 and was fifth in scoring with 127 points, averaging 12 per game. * Smith was just as logical a choice. In only her first year of varsity ball she was fourth in the league in scorâ€" ing with 129 points and hauled in 116 rebounds. She improved her overâ€"all game Athenas will be decided this week as well. They lost to ‘‘I‘m very surprised, espeâ€" cially about Trudy and Karen,‘" said WLU coach Melanie Rodney. ‘"The only explanation I can think of is that they split the votes." wildcard chances. What that list does not show is that three of Laurier‘s players, Trudy Smit, Karen Danch and Deh Wendland, were on the preâ€" liminary list but were not chosen. Kemp. ‘"But they‘ll be pickâ€" ing two national teams and Liz will now have a chance to be on one."‘ But the Tier II selections were more puzzling. Chosen to the squad were Toronto‘s Barb Growchowsâ€" ki and Sandy Turney, Diane Hilkoof of Brock, Marg Hyâ€" land of Windsor and York‘s Sylvia Peluso. Denture â€" Clinic 440 PHILLIP ST. WATERLOO ONTARIO 886 â€" 3302 48 Bridgeport Rd. E. Waterloo, Ontario 884â€"8386 We offer you gquaranteed workmanship 18 years expenence Very Reasonable Prices free estimates ®@ prckup and delivery Reupholstering Repairs Draperies Furniture stripping and refinishing. Therapy pressed the whole second points at the half, but folded balf to make it respecâ€" under a strong Vee press in table,‘‘ said Kemp. ‘*We the second half, weren‘t that nervous to ‘‘Laurentian is definitely start, it‘s just that we let ino top team in our league. Guelph set up and didn‘t y used to be weak on the play them tough enoiugh 0n( packcourt put now their defense,"" ; \ guards are very strong," in e poin ay, was nam tournament MVP after 52 peth , upccesstul season for where o kePse®d ""0 per club, which is very where she b009e4 9 _ _ _ > youthful. Kemp does have ‘‘We played a good 40 minâ€" â€" *% MJ; ute game Saturday,‘‘ said °°° regret 2C Kemp, ‘*Everyone played _ "We would have liked to and we pressed the whole beat Guelph to insure a spot game. The kids just said, enâ€" in the nationals, or at least ough of this, let‘s play a" made a stronger finish whole game for a change."‘ _ against them. But yes, it has In the championship final, â€" beena very good year for Guelph led the hosts by four | us." â€" _ _As expected, Rick Nickelâ€" chok of Waterloo was the goalie as he proved to be the most consistent over the year. But in a startling move, and obviously one out of respect, the selectors was that none of our girls played well at the same time. When Trudy would have a good game, Karen wouldn‘t, and so one coach would probably vote for one and another ‘coach the other,"" said Rodney. The OUAA Western Diviâ€" sion hockey allâ€"stars were also announced last week with one surprise. noticeably over the year as she gained experience. With some of the pressure of previous years taken off her shoulders, Wendland would also have been a good choice as her expert moves and ballâ€"handling in the backcourt were invaluable to the Hawks. ‘‘I think the main problem Derek Groves, D.T. The UW coach said it has been a successful season for her club, which is very youthful. Kemp does have one regret though. *‘*We would have liked to beat Guelph to insure a spot in the nationals, or at least made a stronger finish against them. But yes, it has beena ver{good year for The other defenceman chosen was Guelph‘s Brad Pirie while the forwards were Bill Smith of Western, Guelph‘s Mike McParland, the league‘s leading scorer, and Don Langlois of Waâ€" rushing defenceman, played barely half the schedule beâ€" fore being sidelined with torn knee ligaments. chose John Campbell of Waâ€" terloo as one of the defenâ€" Campbell, an excellent Pool School One evening only â€" Mon., March 12, 7:30 p.m., Knights Of Columbus Centre, 110 Manitou Dr., Kitchener. Seating limited â€" Tickets are required. For free tickets, phone or write Canadian Pools, or drop into the store, 9â€"5 weekdays. Basic to the point seminar on residential pool operation stressing economy and simplicity ‘of operation. ' Guest Speakers â€" Bob Chambers and Ray Beagle of Mursatt Chemicals Ltd. 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