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BOYS' BASKBTBALL TBAM Shooting Their Way to the Top!
The Midget Owls Basketball Team posted a season record of 7-5 and advanced to play-off action. Aller dropping their first three league games, the re- bounded to an impressive 7-2 far the remainder of the schedule and showed real promise for the future of C.C.I. basketball. Congratulations to all players on a fine seasonI
Members of the MidgetTeam (Top Mid.) were: Bk. llow: Jeff Akitl, Chris Smallwood, Jamie Robinson. Richard Morris, Bill Starowojtow, Coach Allard. Fr. llow: Tyler Spies, Eric Barfoot, Jason Weis, Jay Wiele, Luke McCaf· frey , Dennis Coutls, Jeff Stanley Ab.: Ryan MacNicol
Although the Junior Boys Basketball Team narrowly missed the play-offs this year, they still had a very re- spectable 7 wins and 8 loses record for the season. Highlights were solid victories over Park Street and Twin Lakes of Orillla and excellent team efforts in victories over St. Joes and Bradford . One of the best games of the year was a close loss to Midland in which Don Shackell dazzled everyone with 25 points. Coaches CragoandSimpsonthankthebaysfortheirhardwork and sportsmanship throughout the season.
The members of this superb team (Mid. Cent.) were: Bk. llow: Coach Simpson, Brian Samuelson, Bob Zlrk, Greg Emunds. Chris Schell. Derek Seymour. Coach Crago Fr. llow: Jason McCarl. Mike Fawcetl, Brian McClure, Don Shackell. Owen Civiera, Brad Neville
The C.C.I. Senior Boys Basketball Team Improved steadily throughout the 1990-91 season. The Seniors missed the playoffs despite winning five of their final eight games.
The Owls faced a challenge in 1990-91 with no re·
turning starters and a tough schedule to open the season. In February, the Senior Boys amassed a four-game winning streak, but it was halted in a pivotal match against Park St. from Orillia. The team finished 5-6 in league play , but showed great improvement both individually and as a team by season's close.
Trevor Kolkea. Dundas Tournament All-Star and Simcoe County All-Star, was the team leader in scoring and ball control and was the point man in Collingwood's dreaded 1-3-1 full court press. Mike [Money) Lougheed, Simcoe-County All-Star and top rebounder, along with James Carson, three-point specialist. were the cornermen of the press that created many scoring opportunities for the Senior Owls. Kelly Mclennan and Kurt White played defense against the opposition'strees and kept them off the defensive boards. Steve Martin and Andrew Sneyd knocked down shots from the elbow and made steals on the press. Rob Hunter added leadership and consistency. Brad Rawn [perimeter launcher), Willy Buckindale [defensive specialist) and Mike Hamilton [boards specialist] added depth to the Owl atlack. Mr. Hirst and the rest of the Senior Boys wish the best to graduating Seniors Kolkea, Carson. Mclennan. Marlin, Sneyd and Hunter.
Sr. B. Ball handlers (Bot. Cent.) were : Bk.llow: Rob Hunter, Kurt White, Mike Lougheed. Coach Hirst. James Carson Fr. llow: Andrew Sneyd, Kelly Mclen- nan, Trevor Kolkea, Willy Buckindale, Steve Martin. Brad Rawn