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A FAMILY FUNERAL HOME INC. If you are considering cremation call us first for information fNorthdaI Auto Bodv E5 l 617 King St. N., x Waterioo &: 888â€"7700 Complete Collision and Refinishing Service QSO Albert Street, Waterloo 83‘ «3°" _ 2t & ’,..r-ih s 2. \_/ « * .o '°i/, o Waterloo M Replace your inefficient toilets with modern, 6â€"litre models, and save up to $50 eand 40.000 litres of water d yedar. You could also be eligible for a $40 rebate for each toilet you replace in your home (maximum of two per household). Register for the Region of Waterloo‘s Toilet Replacement Program today. Mark Robson tallied twice to pace the Warriors to a 6â€"3 victory over the No. 10 ranked York Yeomen in a Friday night tilt at the Columbia Icefield Arena. Alse â€" scoring for â€" the Warriors were Jay Henry, Mike â€" Murphy and Brett Turner. Sunday afternoon, the surging Warriors clinched a playoff berth with a 3â€"1 win over the visiting Guelph Gryphons. Scoring for the Warriors were Brandon Moffat, Turner and Murphy. Warriors clinch playoff spot Kâ€"W Synchronized Swim Club reaches the podium six times The Kâ€"W Synchronized Swim Club National Athletes shined at a recent Combined Regional ‘A Meet held in January. Kâ€"W Synchronized Swim Club competed at the Regional ‘A Qualifier and came away with podium finâ€" ishes in six categories. This week‘s Waterloo Chronicle Team of the Week is the Bluevale Knights colleâ€" giate junior boys basketball team. The Knights emerged as champions of the Panther Invitational tournament in Barrie Jan. 13, after beating Lindsay secondary school in the finals. The Knights defeated a tough squad in the semifinals, St. Peter‘s from Barrie, to reach the championship game. Earlier this season, the Knights also captured the Tillsonburg Classic tournaâ€" ment, beating John Paul collegiate in the finals. The Knights beat London Lucas in the semifinals to reach the championship game. The Knights‘ Kyle Schertzer was named the tournament‘s MVP, while Dan _ Swimming for the team were Sarah Anderson, Jessie Barnes, Spencer Krueger, In the duet category Julia Hagerman and Megan Poss, with Tara Brawley as the alternate captured second place. At the Junior A level, for swimmers 14 and under, coach Staci Bartlett‘s team placed third. Megan Poss won third White was also chosen as a tournament allâ€"star. The Bluevale squad currently has a record of seven wins without any losses as they start the final portion of their regâ€" ular season schedule this week. Members of the Bluevale Knights junior boys basâ€" ketball team, pictured above, are: (front row, left to right) Neil Huber, Kyle Schertzer, Mike Gilezan, Mark O‘Reilly, Dan White, Adam Auer, (second row, left to right) coach Mr. Lang, Joel Walrath, Andre Warzecha, Dave McRae, Colin Hutt, Matt Valeroite, Steve Farrar, Peter Hope, Brandon Drung, and coach Mr. McAndrew. Missing from the photo is Ian Fakiewicz. Natalie Hancock, Melanie Cave, Kaitlin â€" Hammer, Carley Fairles, Melinda Poss, Kelly Peister, Nicole Langford and Samantha Lush. In the Junior solo categoâ€" ry, Emma Brown placed secâ€" ond, while Spencer Krueger came in sixth and Jessie Barnes finished seventh. In the Junior duet categoâ€" ry, Carly Fairles and Melinda Poss won the bronze medal.