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stouffville were a volleyball school and were proud of it stouffville dist secondary school coach jim rehill had good reason for that statement as the sdss boys midget junior and senior teams swept the york county finals for the second year running a large crowd turned out for the finals satur day evening in which stouffville faced a woodbridge team on each level of competition the midgets won their best of three series 138 155 while the juniors trounced the opposition 153 154 the senior team romped over woodbridge by 151 and 159 scores rehill said he had expected the midget and junior games would have been closer than they were through the day 90 games were played at sdss with teams from- across the region com peting in each division the two teams with the best records met in the finals the sdss midgets entered the finals with a 100 record while woodbridge was 64 the stouffville juniors were 111 with their opposition standing in at 93 as for the seniors sdss had racked up a 51 record compared with 42 for woodbridge the two schools volleyball seniors win due to quarterback stouffville ever heard of a volleyball quarterback that was roughly the role played by david lang saturday in two decisive wins by the sdss senior boys over wood- bridge the seniors grabbed the york county title with a strategic attack in which lang called the play prior to each serve lang served as the lone setter no matter what position he was on the court with the choice of up to one of three spikers on the front row t he strategy especially helps to diffuse opposing blockers and according to coach pete sanderson lang put it all together in the final sort of like a quar terback volleyball finals veteran juniors down competition stouffville an experienced junior boys volleyball team from sdss gave their opposition little chance in the york finals saturday woodbridge led only once in the two games when they scored two consecutive points at the start of the first contest stouffville then held them at two and poured on eight of their own to make it 82 they allowed only one more point to woodbridge before racing to end the game with a convincing 153 final score the game was ended on a crossourt spike by mike lafleur he also concluded the second game by rifling another spike down the middle stouffville took charge in game two by racking up a 70 score before allowing wood- bridge any points lloyd johnson hammered a variety of spikes as stouffville wound up the game 154 coach jim rehill again pointed out the team nature of the win as accurate bumps and sets allowed the spikers to effectively drill the ball past the opposition uxbridge victorious in soccer goodwood uxbridge public- school was victoriousamong the 12 teams competing at a recent soccer tournament at goodwood public- school other teams playing were raglan zephyr epsom r h cornish scott cartwright webb goodwood prince albert greenbank and sun derland both senior games ended with stouffville on top 154 159 it remainsto be seen how the seniors will do in the gbssa tour nament particularly against a strong orillia team sanderson predicts if we can establish a good block i think well do all right against woodbridge the seniors started game one slowly and after repeated changes of service the score was- tied then david lang began serving and didnt stop until the game had ended stouffville win ning 154 with 11 con secutive points the last gameof-the- night was somewhat closer with woodbridge closing the gap to end it 15 9 eugene reesor was the dominant stouffville spiker with mark wideman and dwight ewart blasting several good ones as well it was ewarts first year playing high school volleyball other team members performed their respective tasks with precision as well in two games played flatout and with feeling sdss and woodbridge together have captured 13 of the 15 possible york volleyball titles since the tournaments began in 1971 including three titles this year and three last year stouffville has picked up nine of the trophies while wood- bridge won four over the years coach rehill places credit for this years wins on a blend of ex perience physical ability and hard work the hard work side of it involves many hours spent in the gym learning the necessary skills the bumps sets and spikes along with various game plans and strategies rehill also gives credit to the informal cheerleaders at satur days finals whoj he said got everybody going coaching the senior team this year has been pete sanderson known to many for his efforts as both softball and hockey coach locally all three stouffville teams will enter the georgian bay secondary school association tournament tomorrow in orillia where it is ex pected they will face tougher competition three sdss teams made it to the georgian bay finals last year but only the midgets came away with the title coach rehill expects the stouffville teams are likely to make it into the finals again this year and has hopes that with a little change in strategy might capture more than one gbssa title this year these hulking youths make up the sdss senior volleyball team along with the junior and midget coun terparts they- trounced their opponents in the york finals saturday to pick up the trophy for the second straight yean left to right in front are mark wideman eugene reesor steve dowswell dwight ewart russell davidson in back alex bianchi david lang dave clubine jim ward bob boadway and coach pete sanderson mistakes exploited clipper team trounced 83 stouffville stouffville clippers bowed to the poise and experience of lindsay muskies on saturday girls and boys softball executives join up locally stouffville the boys and girls softball organizations in whitchurch stouffville have been amalgamated under one head and will operate now as the whitchurch stouffville softball- association the move came on a recommendation from whit church stouffville recreation committee 7 combining into one organization locally are the ontario amateur softball association and the provincial womens softball union new president of the organization is norm ewing with cliff dunkeld vice- president previously the two groups have had communication with one another and some of the organizers worked in both leagues but they had separate executives and operated in dependently in the view of recreation committee member becky wedley the new setup bringing everyone together will make for a much stronger and better organized association all members are volunteers and it is expected there will be close to 800 youngsters playing ball in the 1976 season other executive members of the new association are past president jack wedley treasurer joanne steel secretary becky wedley house league chairwoman molly mcmaningwell pwsu chair man bill dart oasa chair man john steel publicity chairman and official scorer barb cooper rules chairman cliff dunkeld equipment manager bruce mitchell asst equipment manager blair emerson area convenors ballantrae ernie lee stouff ville lloyd kerswell vandorf marg wallace pine orchard reg park and graeme mason night- losing the first encounter with last years oha finalists by an 83 decision it was the clippers second loss in three nights after coming up short in their second meeting with port perry 43 lindsay showed a lot of poise in their win- taking advantage of a number of clipper mistakes in the early going in the opening minute of play muskies captain kevin graham jumped on an errant clearing pass by the locals and drilled a waist high shot on jack holder that slipped in off the clipper goalies glove with this early incentive- the visitors kept the pressure on stouffville by tenacious forechecking and pumped four more goals past holder before he was replaced by rick marshman lindsay took their 50 lead into the second frame and added two more counters in the second period to build up their seven goal bulge after two periods stouffville began to get back into the fray in the- second period par ticularly with some great forechecking of their own to apply pressure to the visitors craig waite con verted some hard work in the opening minute of the final period as he scored a shorthanded goal lind- say put away another goal while stouffville was still short but from there on it was all clippers mike wightman finished a nice play frompeter fitzpatrick and waite and in the closing minute of the game brad hunt stole one while he and daryl wright killed off another penalty final score 83 in uxbridge on thursday night doug taylor scored all three goals as port perry flamingoes got by with a i 43 win gives birkethassard peewees undefeated in first three games team work sdss midgets york county title stouffville -i- with three games under their belt the stouffville peewees as are un defeated and untied in recent wins over keswick and uxbridge the line of mark boad way norm mckenzie and barry greenshields played extremely well in the g4 win over keswick norm plotted a pair after being set up on both oc- tim brazier runner wins in gbssa stouffville tim brazier continued a very fine crosscountry season by defeating over 150 competitors in the georgian bay cham pionships last week with team also pulled an upset his victory tim became as they- defeated barrie the second sdss runner central collegiate by a to ever win an individual 5566 score low scores gbssa title are better besides the midget boys brazier- theotfeam in- eluded bob hughes 5th tim brown 17th mark herold 32nd and- russ harrison 51st according to coach dave connell tim brown j was the key runner we expected him to finish around 40th and he sure gave us a very pleasant surprise r connell also was pleased at a second place finish by the junior girls only orillia collegiate out of a field of about 20 teams bettered sdss runners on the team were shelley smith 9th kitty cashman 14th heather dunkeld 16th and kathy lowe 36th the senior boys team had some misfortune as john fockler was in the proximately 75 runners but fell coming down one of the hills on the collingwobd blue mountain course fockler recovered but ended up 1 10th other places for stouffville were joe thistel 27th keith manser 28 and tom conway 29th the senior boys finished fourth out of 12 teams the midget girls again found the com petition stiff finishing 7th out of 14 teams com pleting the race for sdss were deoria jordan karen edminson sandy mcleod and laurie brillinger misfortune also befell the junior boys as matt crane dropped out of his spot in third place when his knee gave out other sdss runners were duncan manser 14th mark helliwell 19th and in the senior girls race as well problems arose as suzanne stanley was forced to drop out for stouffville with stomach pain other runners were karen brown 11th laurie houston 14th and carolyn davidson 16th casions bv mark and little green tony leger also scored twice on assists by linemates andy redshaw and jack postma while paul barry and robert gierkink rounded out the scoring kevin barry played a strong game between the pipes for stouffville and tony herold played solidly on defence in the 21 win over uxbridge it was mike rehills excellent net- minding that spirited the birkett hassard squad to victory robert gierkink opened the scoring for stouffville on passes from norm mckenzie and tony herold mike horne tied the game but shortly thereafter tony herold- netted the winner on a pass from daryl norton while uxbridge was a man short daryl norton played his best game of the year and the line of kevin bartley dave mehaffey and norm wideman came close to this saturday the scoring on several oc- midget boys and junior casions girls teams from stouffville return to collingwood to par- ticipate in the allontario championships stouffvilles next game is a league en counter here in stouffville tonight against port hope game time is 730 pm stouffville the york county midget boys volleyball finals were a demonstration in how and how not to play the game woodbridge the losers were good but lacked the consistency and finesse that only results from hours of drilling in the games fundamentals final scores in the two games were 158 15- 5 with stouffville growing stronger and more confident with each point coach jim rehill who also managed the junior team described awaxer- cclippers exhibition nov 18 stouffville doug feasby of lloyd street stouffville will be among those playing for- the markham waxersat the stouffville arena nov 18 the junior a waxers will take on the stouffville clippers junior c team feasby hasbeen a top scorer with the waxers this season the triumph as a team effort from the word go volleyball he ex plained is a game which requires six good players- there can be no weak spots since each play usually requires an adequate performance by three different players in the first midget game both sides were nervous and sdss fell behind 42 at one point the game was tied 41 and 7 before stouffville took charge and allowed only one more wood- bridge point through the rest of the game the visitors were called several times on their use of hands in the contest something which may- have shaken their confidence in the second game sdss moved ahead early taking a 91 lead after seven consecutive dave- rehill serves brad steel drilled two good spikes for points through that series the stouffville defence slipped only slightly- through the remainder of the game as they came out on top 155 most consistent in the spiking department for the midgets was nick bangay with chris kamps and indie per- saud delivering superb 1 sets rehill emphasized he didnt want to single out any one player since it i was an overall team victory 9 4 lead ahead of ap- don turner 64th bantam a squeeze by west rouge 64 itthesdss midget boys crosscountry team demonstrate their starting stances for the camera tatter winning the georgian bay championship last week including a flrst- stouffville- the local bantam a hockey team downed west rouge 64 last week as stouffville faced a team with only eight place fmlshby i ams toshjsras bnthwih and brent brown and russ harrison goals bytsd waite- jim j nicholu eventually gave j chilvers rand steve stouffville the win spang but for the next period and a half west rouge fought back and tied the score twice however with only eight players the boys from west rouge tried and goals by waite stouffville dist secondary school soccer second year teams put on a respectable showing in their markham in of play a losing here they take on effort last thursday i liiijfty