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GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAMS These Girls Not Only Slam Dunk the Ball!
The Midget Fighting Owls com- pleted another successful sea- son. In the regular league play,
their 9-1 record ensured that they were first in the zone. Playoffs found C.C.I. host- ing first Barrie Eastview and then Central. Collingwood won both matches and con- solidated its' first place standing and ad- vanced to G.B.S.S.A. competition. The great day finally arrived and the team boarded the 6:45a.m.bus.Unfortunately, one player slept late and meeting a snowstorm meant that the girl'strip to Gra- venhurst was exhausting. Arriving 10 min- utesbefore the first game seemed to get the team off to a slow start. Orillia Park Street was able to gain an early lead and C.C.I. Midgets were unable to make a comeback, losing by 7 points. This was a disappointment, but overall, the sea- son was most successful. Good luck to
· the team members going on to the Ju- nior level and a special thanks goes to Coaches Stoutenburg and Wilkinson.
Members of this excellent Midget Girl's Basketball Team (Top Lt.) were: Bk. Row: Coach Wilkinson, Pam Loveless, Jessica Blacow, Lisa Martin, Teresa Plater, Tiffany Jones, Christie Will, Coach Stoutenburg Fr. Row: Stephanie Young, Patti Vance, Sheila Rolling, Kari Hogg, Lori McArthur, Jennie Schnell. Christina Hiscox, Kathy Cruikshank
twas a most successful and ex- citing year for the Junior Girl's Basketball Team. It was filled
with many memorable bus trips, games, practices and McDonald's stops. The players shall always recall:
- SPLASH!!!
- Mr. Gagne's 'John Travolta, Staying Alive' routine!
- the bus trip home from the cross-over game!
- BEATING and eliminating lnnisdale! - winning our own tournament!
The team finished the season with a 16 win , 4 loss record . They were also given the chance to compete in the G.B.S.S.A. Finals, but lost a close, hard-fought bat-
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Above: Krista Meesters, a superb mem- ber of the Junior squad, doesn't let the packed audience of fans, hinder her concentration one bit! Bot. Lt.: Laura Mcleod proves that even time out on the
bench can provide a smile. Mid. Rt.: Has our Midget Owls got that winning C.C.I. spirit after just one year on the team? You'd better believe it! Just look at the faces of Lisa Martin and Pam Loveless!