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_° The North Saanich bantam
1) boys basketball team, involved
_*. in two play-off contests that un-
* folded in. unexpected fashion,
» managed victories in both cases
-*. and now ‘find themselves one
4. win away from capturing the

‘play-off title in the .13-team
_- 4. Greater. Victoria Night League.
"Expected to easily handle the

jing 12-6 after one quarter, First
. United rallied to tie the game at
; 18 before the half. It was in the
“ fourth quarter, however, that
«North Saanich was really given .
a scare.. Enjoying. a 35-22 ad-
‘ yantage, they watched frantical-
ly as the margin evaporated;
“First United actually grabbed a
36-35. lead. with less than a
“minute to play. :

_. A basket by center Rick Scott
put North Saanich ahead again.
‘but a free throw by United’s

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tinuing his recent. scoring ram-
page, led all scorers with 13
points. Guard Daryl Lawes,
with 5 points, and forward
Mark Bunting, with 4, were key
players who fouled out of the

game.

Although he didn’t score,
forward Jason Morrow played a
noticeably strong game. Guards

a late recovery of poise can be.

credited with the win.

Ready for a tight contest in

their next play-off encounter
against Lambrick, who had won

two. of. four. meetings, .North ©

Saanich cruised. with. relative

ease to’a 35-21 win. In control

from the start, they built a 20-10

halftime lead and never looked
: back. ‘A key factor had to be

North Saanich’s domination of

- the boards. Wonnacott grabbed

13 rebounds, while Scott and

FORWARD LINE breaks through opponents s defense | in re-

cent rugby action.

down

Parkland and Stelly’s both
chalkecl up impressive wins last
Thursday, downing rivals in
Lower Island High School
Rugby iLeague play.

Esquimalt went down to a 16-
3 defeat, against Parkland while
Stelly’s tromped Oak Bay 15-6.

- Parkland, Stelly’ s

rivals

Darrin Noble racked up two
tries and two converts for
Parkland while captain Dave
Bukovec added another try.

Stelly’s forward lines pushed
through Oak Bay’s defense with
Ron Budisa kicking in a penalty
goal and Kris Budisa and Steve

- Tribe converted single tries.

fourth-place ~ First United. . David Milligan and Andrew R.E..A.D.
Police, North Saanich found it _ Watt each added a basket to the
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_# Andrew. Wilmott knotted the Lefebvre pulled in 7 apiece. STORE ul ‘

_ > game with -11 seconds to play - Scott and Wonnacott led the HOU RS .

v“asand~ set. the stage for a= team: with 12: points’ each, and DALY 80. 500.
ae remarkable finish. As the clock Lefebvre knocked in 8 points.

* ticked down, forward. Steve
“2! Lefebvre. drilled. a pass .cross-_
+. court to. a. wide open Mike Won-.
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