he Parkland Pan-
thers Senior Boys

Championships; capturing
the final berth into the
provincial championships to
be played in Kelowna in the
first week of December. In
round robin play, Parkland
pulled a huge upset of the
Islands #1 ranked team and
provincially ranked #6 team,
Woodlands, beating them
25-16; 13-25; 18-16, in the
most incredible match that
they played all season. Park-
land was down 12-8 in the fi-
nal game and had the char-
acter and intensity. to come
back and win. This was the
only loss that Woodlands
had experienced in. the
round robin. Parklands de-
fense was phenomenal as a

incredible digs and Chris
Neal and Chris Straub were

some . awesome spiking.
Chris Neal'was lat

apologizes for any i

team. Jordan Lim had some:

firing on all cylinders with -

team.

The Panthers went
through round robin play
with a five win, two loss
record. On Friday, the Pan-
thers beat Gulf Islands 25-
19; 25-20; in their first
match. They then played
Max Cameron, ranked sev-
enth in the province, win-
ners of three previous tour-
naments, and played them
in a tough, well played
match. Cameron beat Park-
land 25-22; 25-22 in a match
that could have gone either
way. Parkland then played

_ Pacific Christian and won

handily 25-18; 25-18. In their
final match. of the evening,
they played their longtime
rivals Lambrick. Parkland
came out intent on winning
and buried their opponents
25-15; 25-17.

On. Saturday, Parkland
started with their monu-
mental win over Woodlands.
Parkland had a bit of an
emotional lapse after. this

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big win and lost the next
match to Brooks in an up-
set. Brooks was a. solid
team, and they took Park-
land by surprise, and
shocked them in the first
game 25-20. Parkland made
uncharacteristic serve. re-
ception errors, and their
spikers were not hitting the
ball as cleanly and accu-
rately as they could have.
The Parkland team were
able to rally in the second
game and squeaked out a
25-23 win. The third game
was also close with Park-
land leading 11-10, but un-
like the previous match,
they did not execute their
serve reception and their

spiking in the way that they

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needed to, and Jost 15-11.
Parkland’s final match of
the round robin was against
North Island Senior Sec-
ondary, they beat them eas-
ily 25-13; 25-15.

In the playoffs they were
to face. Max Cameron to
advance to the Island finals.
Battered and exhausted af-
ter the grueling schedule,
they fought hard but
Cameron came out swing-
ing with their power hitters
hammering powerful
spikes. This did not allow
Parkland to run their of-
fense as precisely as they
could. Parkland — played
some inspired defense but
lost the match 25-18; 25-20.

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