By CATHY HEATHER Of The Examiner For Brian Barnes its the year of the injury Barnes is the coach of Eastview Wildcats the defending Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association Senior Girls basketball champions While Barnes believes that poten tially he has very strong team injuries have plagued many of his players this season From the 11 girls on last seasons team nine of them have Injuries this year said Barnes There doesnt seem to be anything can do to prevent them were doing more stretching jogging and flexibility than weve ever done before The in jurIes are just flukes Despite these injuries Barnes has had success with uu we no earn the team In their opening game they narrowly beat Bradford 4240 but then they nded Alliston 5035 and uried Innisdale 5920 Nevertheless Barnes feels that the team is behind where they should be at this point in the season Were where we should have been two weeks ago said Barnes Weve only had five practices with the entire team although we try and practice an hour and half every night PARANOID Barnes says that most of the problem relates to in uries He says he has ome paranoid going so far as to worry about the girls slipping off the bus steps when they travel to game The injuries are also plaguing the girls Barnes feels that their attitudes lack Brian Barnes says his team is potentially strong but injuries have plagued them throughout the season Barnes relies on fast break and strong inside game but doesnt hesitate at changing his game plan when he thinks its necessary Ex aminer Photo Eagles favored solidarity because of the in juries But Barnes is optimistic about the team and much of his optimism stems from the fact that he had four for wards one guard and one guardforward return from last seasons team Pat Cameron is the only retum ing guard Kim Brent Kim Hancock Mary Daniels and Judy Sass are the veteran forwards while Janice Coutts strong guard with the team last season has moved into forward posi tion this year Ive got good height strength and experience in side said Barnes Because of this my strategy is to try and keep the ball inside Barnes is also implemen ting new fast break that he saw in Pennsylvania The ball is passed up the sideline and two forwards cut in towards the key looking for pass and then hook shot The idea is to trap the other team on the weak side Barnes believes that while his team is potentially strong it is going to be harder this season to get out of their own zone He sees his strongest competition in the GBSAA league coming from Collingwood and Stayner FLEXIBILITY While the girls are working on fast break and inside game on offense Barnes has his team playing manto man full court or half court defense and sometimes zone defence He feels that because the girls are quick to pick things up he can have some flexibility in his game plan do lot of substituting added Barnes My philo sophy is that the girl plays if she practises well Barnes feels that the calibre of senior girls ball has improved in the six years he has coached the Eastview team Barnes teaches ac counting and law at Eastview but picked up his basketball knowledge from his days as player for the University of Western On tarios mens varsity team Kim Hancock forward on the Eastview senior team led the team to its latest victory over In nlsdale by netting 13 points Hancock played on last years championship team and is one of the forwards Barnes relies on to make Eastviews in side game strong Examiner Photo by Cathy Heather There is good interest in basketball here said Barnes There are lot of good kids coming out We have some girls who come up from St Monicas school which is good basketball school While Barnes does have some good returning players he can not help but miss Kim Holden Eastviews leading scorer last season Holden graduated from Eastview had chance to go to Lauren tian University the hotbed of womens intercollegiate basketball but opted to go to York University instead Barnes arranges exhibition and tournament games for the team as it gives them ex tra playing time and good ex perIence Excellent runners set to do battle Helps Canucks out Vachon goes for skate VANCOUVER CP Van couver Canucks gave popular trainer Pat Dunn fitting going away present Friday night with more than little help from wanderin goaltender Rogie Vachon Detroit Red Wings Dunn tending to the Canuck bruises for the last time saw Vancouver defeat Detroit 31 in National Hockey League game in which Vachon was caught out of his net on two goals Vachon look more like skater than netrninder at times as he wandered around the Pacific Coliseum ice like he was lost in the fog It was indeed foggy outside as the game had to be delayed at Many decisions for Rider coach Ottawa Rough Riders coach George Brancato will look to his walking wounded Sunday when British Columbia Lions come totown We have lot of decisions to make and none of them are cut and dried says BraoOng try ing to put his team back on the track toward the Canadian Football Leagues Eastern Con ference title The game is one of three CFL matchups Sunday following todays game between Win nipeg Blue Bombers and Toronto Argonauts which goes at EDT in Toronto and will televised on the CTV network The Rough RiderLions game will also get CTV network cov erage beginning at pm EDT In the other games de fending Grey Cup champion Edmonton Eskimos visit Sas katchewan Roughriders in Re gina and Hamilton TigerCats are at Calgary to meet the Stampeders who are third in the Western Conference Brancato has had to cope with injury problems and other holesin his lineup HOPES DASHED He had hoped to have free BUYING All CANADIAN SILVER COINS BUYING ALI CANADIAN SILVER COINS DATED 1966 OR EARLIER ANY QUANTITY PAYING 700 OF FACE VALUE safety Ken Downing and cor nerback Ron Meeks off the in jury reserve list but Meeks pulled hamstring has not responded to treatment Middle linebacker Ray Net tles ac uired from Hamilton earlier is year with quarter back 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