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boys, last weekend, as they won

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land title at Reynolds School.

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Whalen said.

Center Mark Bunting led the

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Wellington last Thurs

to
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the Island tournament.

‘Steve Lefebvre rallied for 22

against a tough Colq
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again at Reynolds School, the -

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end of the first quarter.

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held on in the fouth for a 70-68

victory.

Lawes led the scoring with 24

rallied for an even dozen.
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into the Saturday final against
the top-ranked | John Barsby
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hold on for the close 57-55 win
for the title.
_ Woinacott- led the scoring

with 19 points, eight of which
were scored in the second
quarter. Bunting scored 14
points, Lefebvre had 13 and
Lawes potted for nine points.

“It see-sawed right to the
end,’’ Whalen said. ‘‘We turned
the ball ovber on their press.
That is is something we have to
work on.”’

The juniors are leaving the
‘Island tonight on their way to
Maple Ridge for the junior B.C.
Championship | 16-team fourna-

. ment.

They plan to get a good
night’s sleep and hit the court
Thursday for their first game.

_ “This is a really good group
of kids,’’ Whalen said. ‘‘All in- -

dications are there that

a good chance of ' ng.”
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pr ud of. They worked ‘eally
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