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JR. AND SR. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS
The Junior Girls Basketball Team had a very exciting season as they were undefeated in league play. As champions of the Park Street Tournament, they defeated teams from Shelburne + Barrie. In the Orangeville Tour- nament, they defeated Orangeville, Missis- sauge + Guelph teams and in the Huntsville T ournament, they won games against Hunst- ville, Sudbury + North Bay. A highlight of the year was their participation in the Un. of To- ronto Basketball Festival where they played 12 half hour games, winning 10 of them. Fi- nally , they fin ished their season at the GBSSA at Park Street. Despite loosing Abby Gallacher at the Orangeville Tournament + having an ill Laura Powers, the Owls came to play. In the semi-finals , they defeated Huntsville and in the championship, they faced Twin Lakes. They started out slowly and were behind by 2 pts at the first quarter. They had a 14 pt. lead at the start of the 4th and a surge by Twin Lakes left them with a tie at the end of the game. However, they emerged victorious at the end of the overtime , bring ing home the GB title. Members of this winning team (TOP) were : Laura Powers , Tiffany Jarvis , Kelly Gal- lacher, Jenn McKay, Pareen Gill, Abby Gal- lacher , Kristin Bevan , Katherine Sencar , Nicole Millman, Jennifer Small, Jenn Ley, Lau- rie Stevenson , Jen Beaupre , Jen Koen + Beth-Anne Holbrook. A fine job of coaching by Coaches Stoutenburg Sr. and Stoutenburg Jr., Wilkinson and Corriveau. (MID) A great victory by the Jr. team. (BOT LT) Jenn Ley
+ Laura Powers beam with pride at their title claim. (RT) "We'll accept this plaque, thank you!"
The Senior Girls Basketball Team ended their season with 11 wins. They were named champions at the CCI 20th Invitational Tour- nament, but the highlight of the season was being the first team to beat the teachers in CCI memory. Playing before a packed gym, the teachers faced an outstand ing team! How can we forget Jaimie 'Radar' McNairn- 'Ra- dar - for her unconscious blind shots that al- ways went in, Devon 'Debo" Mcinnis, Captain. She was quick, smart, tenacious and an superb team leader for 4 years . Then there was Jackie Young, also a great team leader who definitely displays university talent. Mag- gie 'Magic' Harkness was named the 'Most Improved Old Girl' for developing a great in- side move. Some of the teams most immem- orable moments were Jaimie putting the grab on Coach Simpson in orde r to slow him down , Julie Crago being able to beat her dad at one on one, Marjorie's quick steals and steely looks, Angie's whirlwind speed and powerful
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