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Terrac e Review — Wednesday, December 11, 1991 il

Loss to
Rupert
racked
with fouls

Caledonia’s Kermodes are off
to a scrambling start in high
school senior boys’ basketball this
season,

In their three-game opening
home stand, they managed only
one win over Quesnel. This past
weekend they wound up on the
short end of three more scores,
including a match against the
always-tough Prince Rupert Rain-
makers.

Kermodes’ Saturday noon
game against their coast rivals was
a nightmare. The game featured 76
fouls being called with five play-
ers fouling out and a final score of
106-67 for Rainmakers.

Rainmakers scored 35 points
on foul shots, even though the
score favoured Rupert by only
four points (40-36) at half time.

Rainmakers’ Willie Bedard
was high scorer with 20. Jeff
McKay had 16 for Kermodes.

' The other two weekenders
brought in a couple of close losses
to the visiting Esquimalt boys
from the Island. Esquimalt is
ranked in the B.C. top 15.

Friday's opener saw Esquimalt
the winner by only two points —-
60-58. The winners held on to the
lead as Kermodes couldn’t count a
tie shot in the final minute and a
half. .

Caledonia’s Kermode boys fought two close contests with
Esquimalt over the weekend and lost both. The next day's

competition, however, was a rout for the Prince Rupert
Rainmakers. Kermodes are now one for six.

Fernando Milhomens hooped
15 to pace our attack while Mike
Newhouse added 13.

The Saturday encounter was
close until the final quarter, when
Esquimalt edged out an 86-81
win,

The visitors held a slim 44-43
margin at the half, and increased
this to 66-63 by three-quarter time.
Esquimalt forced Kermodes into
playing catch-up ball in the last
frame, but our kids didn’t have
enough.

Jeff McKay found his magic.

touch once more and notched 28
points as the game high scorer.

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Newhouse tossed up 17. Morgan
Jackson had 23 for the victors.

Kermodes now show one win
in six tries so far this season. From
the look of Rainmakers, their road
to B.C. finals won't be easy.

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