Page 16, January 21, 1979 - Sunday News

Windsor tourney

draws

‘best in west’

An. eight-team Windsor
invitational Senior Girls
Basketball tournament gets
under way next weekend
with some of the best teams
in the aréa competing in the
two-day event.

The games will be played
at Windsor Friday evening

and Centennial of
Coquitlam, another top-
rated double “A” team.

Little Flower Academy of
Vancouve, and South Delta
are also invited.

A Victoria team from

Spectrum Secondary and a

team from Lumby in the

——and ‘Saturday commencing
at 9:30 a.m. with the final
game scheduled for 8 p.m.
Saturday.

»

Participating teams will be
New Westminster, a strong
contender for the top double
“A” team in the province,

Dogwood

‘Interior will also play off for
the championship.

Gordon Bell Secondary
from Winnipeg is an added
attraction to the com-
petition, and is sure to win
the “team that has travelled
the greatest distance award”.

playdowns underway

The _i best-of-three
semi-final series in the
Dogwood . Senior
Basketball Association
began Saturday,
January 20, at BCIT
gym in Burnaby.

League runner-up
Puccini's met third place
Gary Taylor's at 7 p.m. while
league champion North
Srore met Burnaby at 9 p.m.

Second games go Thur-
‘sday, January 25 at Winston
Churchill gym with the same
teams meeting at the same
times. If necessary, third
games will go Sunday,
January 28.

Eventual winners will
meet in a best of three series
beginning Thursday,
February 1, 8:45 p.m., at

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Winston Churchill. Second
game goes February 8 and a
third game, if necessary,
February 15.: Both games
start at 8:45 p.m.

Positions are still to be
determined in the Junior
Dogwood League, but the
playoff schedule is set with
the league winner meeting
the fourth-place finisher in a
9:15 a.m. game and two and
three meeting at 10:45 a.m.
at. Britannia Secondary
School gym.

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Argyle edged out North
Van in Senior Boys
Basketball January 17 by a
score of 54-52. The win puts
Argyle in first place in

league play with two wins.

and no losses. .

The same night brought
West Van's first game of the
‘season when it defeated
Hillside 108-77.

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On January 15, Hillside
beat Sentinel 99-75 at the
Hillside gym.

In Senior Girls Basketball,
overtime play at Carson
Graham January brought a
43-41 win to Hillside over the
Eagles.

The

Windsor Dukes

defeated Handsworth 50-40

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On January 16, Carson
Graham beat the Howe
Sound Chiefs in a 28-20

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