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sp te Theresa's Crusaders Midget and Junior Boys' Basketball Teams played host to ESPSS, last Thursday, at St. Theresa's. St. T's Midget Boys' led by Cory King's 25 points, were a _ 60-46 winner Over the visiting ESPSS squad. Coach Owen Quilty said the first line was very dominate and scored points at will. "The game was more competitive when substitutions were placed into the game,"' Quilty added. "The team played very aggressively on defense," he said Thursday. Mike Quilty netted 12 points for the winners. High shooter for ESPSS was Yen Fook-Lo with 11 points. St. T's Junior Boys' team were not quite as fortunate. ESPSS were able to hold off a strong fourth quarter surge by St. T's and won the game 54-46. "Both teams played an exceptional game with very few fouls committed," said Crusader coach Brent Hamelin. Dan Switzer was the big shooter for St. T's, netting 16 points. Doug Haworth added nine points. Bayfield scored 18 points to lead the way for ESPSS. You can get fresh (fruit) The fresh citrus fruit from Florida is on the way to Midland Secondary School. If you ordered fruit from students at MSS, Huron Park, Regent, Parkview, or Bayview, you may pick up your order at MSS during the following times: Dec. 10-5:30 p.m., Dec. 12- 5:30 p.m., Dec. 13-5:30 p.m., Dec. 14-5:30 p.m., Dec. 15-8 p.m., Dec. 16- 5:30 p.m. A limited quantity of grapefruit and oranges is available for sale ona cash basis. Small oranges $12, small grapefruit $10, Large oranges $21, large grapefruit $18. Pick up fruit at west end of school (near the football field) NOTE: Be sure to bring the yellow copy of your order when you pick up your fruit. Please note Citrus Fruit will not be available after Friday, Dec. 16, 5:30 p.m. ,Please be sure you pick 'yours up before that time. Sports Proud champions sei Pal Winning a championship in any sport is something to be proud of, just ask this group of young ladies and gentlemen. They are the members of Corpus Christi school, volleyball champions, of the Penetang league. The girls' team members, top photo, are Back row L: Juli Bridgeman, coach, Mayuimi Tajima, Rhonda Marshall, Tracy Mealing, Robin Marshall, Kelly Dubeau, Tamarha Bagnell, Betty Charlebois and Bev Truax, coach. ort Front row from L: Kristin Spearn, Una Kim, Gabi Held, Carolyn Marchand and Brenda Brooks. The boys' volleyball team members are Back row L: Mr. Hogg, coach, Jim Hartman, Kieth Berriault, Chuck Corbeau, Rodney King, Bernie Monague, Mr. Sargent, coach. Front row L: Sean Bisschop, Charles Bottineau, Dean Bucholz and Bryan Baker. Cents Missed opportunities were the main factor to the Midland Stoneleigh Centennials 7-1 loss to Cents trailed 1-0 after the first period and 3-0 after the second. Cents only dressed 14 the Stayner Siskins, Monday night, in Stayner. Midland's only goal came off the stick of Dan Whitton, at 19:10 of the final period. Chris skaters because of in- juries and a suspension to John Walter. To make matters worse, Drew Varley injured his knee and Mike Leo also was hurt during the game. Readman drew the lone assist. Darryl Belcourt and Rick Rever are already Sports Quiz -- a9 Hello again sports fans! It's time again for this weeks quiz! Good Luck! 1. Which four Penetang King players and two Midland Stoneleigh Centennial players were selected to represent their respective teams, on the Georgian Bay all-star team? 2. What team did the Penetang Kings destroy 21-2, ina Jr. C game a couple of weeks ago? 3. Which three Toronto Maple Leafs received the nickname "'the kid line", a few years ago? 4. Who was this years winner of the CFL's Schenley award for outstanding player? 5. What is the name of the Toronto basketball team that plays in the CBA? 6. Olympia Vikings play in which local hockey league? 7. Which Penetang elementary school won both the girls' and boys' volleyball cham- pionships, in the Penetang league? 8. Who holds the NHL record for most points in a game? 9. Who is the coach of the MSS senior boys' basketball team? 10. Who is the General Manager of the Montreal Canadiens? . Area 3 champs Midland, Parry Sound knot at three Midland Stoneleigh Centennials travelled to Parry Sound, Sunday afternoon, where they battled to a 3-3 tie with the Shamrocks. Cents held a 3-1 lead until the half way mark of the second period. Parry Sound opened the first period scoring, at 8:36, but Midland's John Walter tied the score two minutes later, from Mike Newhouse and Chris Readman. Then at 12:30, - Rob Rinneard gave the Centennials a 2-1 lead going into the second period. Marlon Gieseler set up the goal. Midland were outshot 20-14 in the first frame. Midland took a 3-1 lead, with Rinneard's second goal of the game, at 4:30. Shawn Davy and Gieseler collected the assists. The Shamrocks closed the margin to 3-2, at 10:36 and tied the score four minutes later, on a disputed goal. The puck hit the cross-bar, but did not enter the net. Parry Sound outshot Midland 18-16. There was no scoring in the final stanza, with both teams having numerous chances to break the tie. Midland fired 11 shots to Parry Sound's nine. The three period total was 47-41 in Parry Sound's favour. As unbelievable as it may sound, the game featured no penalties. Cents' coach Ross McConnell said some penalties could have been called, but the referee let the two teams play hockey. McConnell added, both teams played well and it was a very even contest. Cents' next game is Friday night, at the Midland ice palace, against the Oro 77's. Game time is 8:30 p.m. 1 stunned in Stayner chances. "We had a two man advantage in the third period, but were unable to score,"' said Centennial's manager, sidelined with injuries. Centennials had many Opportunities to score, but couldn't capitalize with any of their Monsignor Castex coach Jim McGregor and his group of young lady volleyballers have good reason to smile. They recently won the girls' Area 3 volleyball championship. The members of the team are from Back row L: Jim McGregor, coach, Doug Fox. '"'Our penalty Centennials have killing was good, but we some tough games this just couldn't score on weekend, Friday night our chances," Fox said in Gravenhurst and yesterday. Sunday night, Penetang. Dee Melnyk, Tricia Blair, Jennifer Balabuck, Denise Leduc, Chrissy Bourrie and April Cadeau. Front row from L: Chrissy Laurin, Vanessa Bourgeois, Chris Blackwell, Jennifer Currie and Mara Dezotti. Wednesday, December 14, 1983, Page 31