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A What a finish! First place on the line for Vikings Tomorrow‘s senior boys basketâ€" ball battle between Waterloo Vikâ€" ings and the Grand River Reneâ€" gades will no doubt be the showdown of the regular season as both schools, 11â€"1, prepare for suddenâ€"death playoffs next Wedâ€" nesday. . io Li teo n There‘s no comsting to a Waterâ€" loo County high school pennant for the Vikes. Two of their past three games have been classic match up against firstâ€"place teams. Last week they knocked the Galt Ghosts out of a share of first place 61â€"50 on the 31 point performance by fiveâ€"footâ€"eight Tony Weis. "Finishing in first place would be ab;deal Eoont of eonfld:h:ee for anybody eaqu into playâ€" offs," Dah! said. " He added that a firstâ€"place team has the edge in the second round knowing that they‘d be facing the tougher team, either Galt or Grand River, in the final and not before hand. â€" "We had a tough ending to the regular schedule and I like that. The boys have to be up and ready. We don‘t want to play sleepers before going into a suddenâ€"death playoff. We have to be up, or we‘re finished." _ . Although the Vikings are stuggling this season, Lawrenzeg,ha Grade 13 student, gave an outstanding: performance in last week‘s game against the league leading KCI Raiders. WATERLOO CI FEMALE _ Joy McNichol is the female athlete of the week at Waterloo C.L. McNichol, a Grade 11 student and member of the senior girls volleyball team, was selected to the allâ€" star team at the recent York University tournaâ€" ment. BLUEVALE CI MALE The senior curling team at Bluevale C.I. shares the honor of being top male athletes of the week. The team, which finished first in the Waterloo County high school 1 e, consists of Mike Griffith, John Black, Mike:gnders and Henry Pan. WATERLOO CI MALE The male athlete of the week from Waterloo C.L. is Viking goaltender Harold Lawrence. _‘ With only four returning playâ€" ers, Viking coaches Roy Dahl and John Weber have turned what was once a mediocre team into Numberâ€"One contenders this seaâ€" Someone who is makmn outstanding contribution as a volunteer; someone goes above ant beyond the call of duty at work, at home or with a community service; someone who is willing to give all he or she jas to help others. If you know someone who matches this description, then let the Waterloo Chronicle know. If your candidate is chosen, he or she will be featured in our weekly Making A Difference column and will receive a bouquet of flowers courtesy of PETALS & POTS Flower and Gift Shop. j Please return g‘xn nominations to the Waterloo Chronicle 75 King St. S,, Suite 201, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 1P2 epoert MAKES A DIFFERENCE? DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO bike dn ied roionl d mnii lc i ristiida minlastinla stt n BReRPsNNTEAReE CCE C OPRRNTE C AOTRE C oi D Cepvmasitidn i Chronicle Petals &â€"Pots Waterloo Viking guard Adrian Watty breaks past Galt Ghost Pram Williams. Pete Cudhes photo Flower and Gift Shop BLUEVALE CI FEMALE vf(;lfy McTavish is the female athlete of the week from Bluevale C.L . {s DLINERS A Grade 10 student, McTavish captured first place at the WCSSAA crossâ€"country ski meet last week and will be competing at the CWOSSA meet in Orangeville. KITCHENER CI MALE Paynton Ward is the male athlete of the week at Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo C.L. Ward, a Grade Nin.eraiunior cager, has been outstanding at the forward position this season and is strong with his rebounding skills. KITCHENER CI FEMALE _ S _ Grade 12 students Darlene Evans and Michelle Simon are the female athletes of the week at K.C.1. vnB“o?I.! ;e';em of the senior girls volleyball team. Evans is known to be a good power hitter while Simon is an excellant middle blocker. 1. Personalized inâ€"home 2. Convenient office 3. Fast pickâ€"up & delivery service, back to you within 24 hours. 3â€"WAY TAX PREPARATION SERVICE Business and Personal 380 KING ST. N., WATERLOO EXCLUSIVE SERVICE EGGETT 725â€"5149 WATERLOO 4 £. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1991 â€"