THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

Panthers win 3 of 4

The Parkland Panthers senior
boys basketball team did well
last week, winning three of four
-games they played.

Saturday afternoon saw the
Panthers take it to a strong
team from Vancouver’s Queen
Elizabeth High. The first

quarter scoring was evenly mat-
ched in solid end-to-end action.

Fouls in the second quarter
helped to put Parkland ahead
40-34 as the first half buzzer
sounded.

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Guard Sean Hern had an ex-
cellent game, scoring 25 points
to lead the Panthers to an 87-79
victory. Forward Darren. Udd
also played well with a 23-point
performance. Centre Paul
Johnson rallied for 10 points. .

The previous night the Pan-

. thers didn’t fare as well. They

dropped a 67-46 decision to
Port Alberni in exhibition ac-
tion.

‘*We did well until the third
quarter,’” commented coach

Joe Milligan. ‘‘After that we

' didn’t adjust to their strategy.’

Last Thursday the Panthers
recorded a
defeating Victoria High 74-55.
The game was played. in Vic-
toria and spoke well of ‘the
team.

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“‘We had a good week,”’
Milligan said.

Last Tuesday the Panthers
won against Ladysmith in an ex-
hibition matchup at home. The
score was almost identical to |
Thursday’s performance, with
the scoreboard reading 73-55
when the game ended.

Last night the Panthers were
take on the
number-two-ranked Oak Bay
squad in a league game.

Then this weekend the Pan-
thers are off across the water to
play in the Britannia Bruin tour-
nament: in. Vancouver. . The
eight-team tournament .is ex-
pected to draw many of the top
10 teams from the province for
the three-day event. -

“It’s a really powerful tour-
nament,’’ Milligan said.

The tournament is strictly in-
vitational. Oak Bay has also
been invited to play. The Pan-

thers first game is scheduled for _

Thursday evening at the Men-
nonite Educational. Institute.

- Game time is 5:20 p.m.

Results of that tournament
and the game Tuesday will be
carried in the ‘next edition a
The Review.

For the birds

Those interested ‘in keeping
birds in the area alive this winter

are encouraged by the SPCA to
build. bird - “feeders for. their

Feeders .are “easy ‘to. make.:
Just take an-empty. milk carton,

- pack it.with: beef. suet (white fat x
. found between the meat and the’
_ skin) and poke holes i init so: the -
“birds can get at it: : cea
~-;Suet can also be packed’ into»...
 logs-or posts’ or mixed with wild

bird seed.
* “Tt is important for. birds to:

SPCA Office Wanager.

: “Watch out’ for cats, shes cau-

‘ tions.” Feeders. put..in- branches’ :
7 of. trees'may be easily. accessible:
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"PANTHERS REBOUNDERS come down with the ball after battling it out with a Queen -
Elizabeth forward in action last Saturday at Parkland School. The Sidney high’ school _
.t team went on towin this game against the mancouver team 87-79. —

_ NEW EXECUTIVE STARTS WORK:

on even |

Last year brought its share of

‘successes, but. they weren't

enough to satisfy the Peninsula

Lacrosse Association. The club
wants an even better 1988,

By GEORGE LEE —
_Review Staft Writer

Tired of being unfairly con-
‘sidered by. some the weak sister

) of the lacrosse community, the
1 association is becoming better

organized, ~ is _ improving its

feeder system and. is Upgrading .
facilities “at Centennial Park in .

Central Saanich, .:
Not that 1987 was anything Te)
be ashamed of.

The tykes. were undefented in
a. 20-game schedule panel: the |

playorts.

HiPs. 6

7 frase dye a

conch “didn’t know what
coach's job was,’ Scatt says.
February,
there's a refereeing clinic,

~: Mike Newman,

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The novices batted 500, winn-
ing as many. as they lost. »
. The bantams went to
Island) championships,
outin the final game. .

And the oldest uge group, the
midgets, .went..to. the B.C,
finals; where they lost in over-
time during the championship
final,

So. it's

the

an

sula was well represented. last
-year,"’

There's room for ‘improve-

ment, Scott maintains: oon
 Acoaching clinic Will be held.
Sand «a
‘managers’ clinic Will also. run
this. month.“ In’ the past, the”

Jan. 23. and) 24.,

manager didn't: know that the
‘manager's job was. and. the
the

And in early

Heading the ref staff will be
-Wwha - turned

i

losing —

understatement:
when newly. elected” president.
Larry Scott says, °T he Penin-:

death, ”

down offers from Victoria, -Es-
quimalt and: Saanich to: work
for the Peninsula association,
‘*We-were quite lucky 10 act
him,’ Scott says.

_A committee is recruiting

young players. Scort: says hairge -
numbers of: young boys. and:

girls are needed to > ensure

“enough excel at ihe sport for the
older age divisions,

“If we don't bring them ny. |
natural

We're going to die -a

Tdeally, there will be : about 90

players all together, or 18 for:
‘each of the six teams of players

SIX 10. VG years OF and lots of. new blood.”

from-under.
ape, .
‘An. obvious place. 10! seek.

recruits-is minor hockey, Scott
explains. ‘The sports-are similar.
-and their seasons don’ eiaahe
ACFOSSE ©
the
Full
follow ine

Pre-registration. for |
starts’ late ‘this ‘moanth- at
Panorama Leisure C entre;
registration: will
February, in preparation for a
spring. ‘start: to the re Balak
season,

The local ‘association: is in. wv.

financially good position, larpe-
ly because © of. fundraising

bingos, Registration fees are a.
shominil amount set-bv the pros
‘vingial association, and omini-

tykes actually have all their.
equipment paint for by the
associntions there's even. ae

“possibility mini-tykes. won't pay:
“Any registration fees. oe. =

‘The cush on tand ise 8 mei ANS.
‘the’ Peninsula association. has ©.

‘more than team improvements
inmind.

The tuture will also sce circ:
ural improvements to lacrasse

~ favilities at Centennial Park in

Central Saanich,

On the drawing board for- a.
Iwo- year improvement-plan are

dent,
‘president,
‘secretary,
Ureusurer,

‘Hans

ges = premise:
fer rlocrosée season

“new stands, a new clitb house, “a
. hew sound system, an electronic

scoreboard, lights for evening
games, and possibly a roof over
the outdoor lacrosse box.

Work will alart this year and
Scott envisions ‘a really profes.
sional lacrosse box’? in’ two
years. :
In addition to” the
tion’s.. financial © situation, -a
good executive is helping make

_ things happenin Ancrosse, Scott:

Says.

three years experience.

“There's. lots of experience
On the. executive ares.
president, Forest Owens; presi-
‘Larry’ Sceattr viee-

Joyee MeCulloch;
“Rog... Odgers;
registrar, Linda Cooper... ~

Directors: managers, © Art
Lyons; coaching, Dave Reese:
refereeing, Dave Odgers:
publicity, © Vieki
booster club, Elsie Linlkejohns;
mitintenance and equipment,
Saderholmy park doe
ordinator, Sylvia. Vink: spon
sors, © idney. Amos.

_ Head coach: Ron Ashly; head
refe ree, Mike Newman.
Committers © this wear are
coaching, teferecing, anaers
constitution, - Minietyke team,

USSiChaly

About, half the’ executive is”
new, the other half have Iwo or

past

ay

w

oi
&

Dough: MeCullochy

“Waldrony. |

thud: improvements, and equine

GL

Lacrosse, often billed as “the

“demanding - skill: spared,
stamina,’ ‘dexterity. and |. ine
-telligence, according to associa:

tion infor mation.
“Although many»

it's actually lacrosse,

consider
hockey Canada's official sport,

. fastest. game on feet?” is nme: