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The two local univerâ€" sity women‘s volleyball teams are heading in opposite directions as the regular season winds down this week. Opposite fates for vâ€"ball clubs The UW Athenas. fresh from their 3â€"0 whitewash of Ryerson last week,. have sewn up first place in the OWIAA West and on Feb. 26â€"27 will host the OWIAA finals. The Athenas of coach Pat Davis finished with a 17â€"3 record in regular season play. "The girls have had four days off, but we‘ll be getting back into heavy practices this week." said Davis, who added Athenas have two exhibition matches next week against club teams in Toronto beâ€" fore final preps the following week for the All eyes of her Western opponents are on Carol Stewart (5) of WLU Hawks Thursday as she apparently goes high to spike the bail. But actually Stewart is just a decoy as Laurier‘s Karen Ehgoetz (12) is actually setting up Lori Earls (1) just coming into range. Hawks were defeated in straight games by Western. Saturday was billed as ‘Banner Day‘ at UW as Warrior basketbail fans were urged to bring banners to fashion for live TV cameras, but the day ‘didn‘t turn out to be a banner day onâ€"court for Warriors as they dropped a 70â€"69 decision to Western Mustangs, when UW‘s Paul Van Oorschot was unable to connect on a bonus foul situation with no time left on the clock. Phil Jarrett with 17 and Peter Savich with 16 lead Warrior scorers. WLU Hawks fared no better at Brock, losing 101â€"83 despite Bob Fitzgerald‘s 30â€"point game. Warriors were in Gueiph last night while Hawks play host to Windsor Saturday. BANNER DAY? fourâ€"team roundâ€"robin championships. ‘"The two club team games will be critical for us, they will provide some hard competition, betâ€" ter than some of the universities we play because their game is a little different, it‘s a quicker style." While Athenas look towards the end of the month. the WLUC Hawks of coach Cookie Leach will seetheir season come to an end Thursday in a home contest against Ryerâ€" son. After an encouraging comeâ€"fromâ€"behind 3â€"2 victory over Windsor 10 days ago., Hawks were laced 154, 15â€"4, 15â€"13 by Western Thursday and were also sidelined three straight in Windsor "I don‘t think we‘ve ever won the first game of a match." moaned Leach. ‘"Then we go right into the second game (against Windsor) which we should have won for sure,. and then we‘re down two games and it‘s almost over right there." Hawks, now 4â€"15 on league play. have no hope of advancing to postâ€"season play, but will attempt to end their season on a winâ€" ning note with a victory over Ryerson. Saturday, 15â€"4, 15â€"13 and 15â€"4. Both UW and WLU lost in women‘s basketâ€" ball over the weekend, meaning that both also miss the playoff scene. 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