The Parkland Panthers scnior
boys basketball team got the nod
from. the league to start playing
Nov. 21 and within six days had
played four. exhibition games —°
winning them all.

In the first exhibition outing of

_ the season, Nov. 21 at home, the
Panthers met long-time arch rivals

~Nanaimo and beat.them handily
69-32...

Last year Nanaimo knocked
Parkland out-of the semi-finals of
the Island Championship, went on
to win the tule, then placed sixth
dn the provincials.

But most of the team was scni-
ors who graduated and most of
Parkland’s ‘team returned.

Daryl Lawes led the squad with
14 points while Mike Wonnacott
rallied for an even dozen points.

The Panthers’ next match was a

_ different story... :

Thursday the team met St.

- Michael’s University. School in a
close match that saw both teams .

uade baskets.

‘We were trying some. new!
things and they kept shutting us -
down,” said coach Joe Milligan. |
~ “Tt was close the. whole way. SMU |
~ wouldn’t let us finish them off.”

“Wonnacott was top scorer with’

20 points, Lawes. got 17, as the
-Panthers managed a.six point lead
-for.a 71-65. victory.

Friday. it- was: into. the -bus:and__

“Design edges —
, Cowichan, 2-1

“The Peninsula ‘Design Division:
4 soccer. Club: defeated: Cowichan.’
‘Moose Kickers 2-1 in:a eee:
_ contested game: Saturday.”

Goalkeepers for: both: tcams had.

strong. games and stifled several”
“good scoring chances in an excil-
ing match...»
At the ‘end of the First half, the:
“score was 1-0. for ‘Peninsula.on a
‘break away goal by Daryl Chung,
Cowichan tied the score carly in
the second half but Michael Hill

scored: for Peninsula close. to. the,

end of the game to secure the win,
“Nicky Krueger-and) Michael ”
Porteous also turned’ in: strong
performances for Peninsula.
Peninsula is enjoying a winning |
season and the players: back from
last year are. working. well with
capable. new additions Michacl
Hill. and Laurie Grahany at Gali-
ano,
ReHurning, oach, Joe Chung, bas
the boys: working hard on the
basi¢s in practise and ibis paying,
off asctheir same play is: showing
steady improvement, a lean spo-
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onto the ferry for a back-to-back
Friday-Saturday matchup with
Seaquam and South Delta.

The first game was a close one
between two evenly matched
cums — setting the stage for an
exciting finish.

The game was ticd, 18 seconds
left to go, Shane Ruman was
fouled. and steps up to the free
throw linc. . ,

Seaquam’s crowd is roaring, the
pressure’s on, and Ruman swishes
them both. .

Desperatcly Seaquam brings the
ball in but the Panthers steal it,
then concentrate on controlling the
ball, running out the clock, Sea-
quam fouls Parkland, who throw it

SPEEDING FOR THE basket during the Parkland Panthers
_ first exhibition game. of the season:is veteran guard:
~ David Milligan. The Panthers defeated Nanaimo hanai-.: —

in from the side.

Suddenly Steve Lefebvre spots
Ruman under the basket and hits
him with a perfect: pass, followed

- flawlessly. by Ruman’s layup. with

two seconds to go.
The game ended with the score
73-69 after a halftime score of

- 34-32, Ruman had 13 points on

the game while Lawes was lop
scorer with 20 points.

Saturday against South Delta the
panthers continued the winning
tradition with a 78-54 victory,

It was a solid game for both
tcams, but Parkland dominated on
the scoreboard throughout.

Mark Bunting led the scoring
with 23 points while Wonnacott

ly before winning 1 three other games in: their first four

outings.””

Business break-in

A cordless ‘telephone and:

answering machine were taken
“after. the MacCosham Van Lincs

~~ premises on. Kirkpatrick Crescent
“was: broken. into sometime, last

“weekend,
Central Saanich-police. said

“about $500 was: taken from the: 7

office. float and.a pop machine

during the break-in, Credit cards -
“and. small items were also taken, :
Deputy Chief George Lawson

said,
A-police identification nnit was

brought in and the-investigaion ts

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pleasantly surprised with the per-
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“They got to play a lot this
weekend and I was particularly
impressed with the start the new
players have on the team,” Milli-
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They’ll co-host an eight- team
tournament with Stelly’s and Clar-
cmont starting at 2:45 p.m. Friday,
Most games will be played at
Parkland and the finals are sched-
uled for 6 p.m. Saturday at Park-
land.

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