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Panthers ready for last league battle

The Parkland Panthers came out
on the bottom end of a game that
could have gone either way.

They dropped a 76-70 decision
to the Number 5 ranked Oak Bay
Bays, Feb. 13 at home.

Coming from a 35-34 halftime
deficit, the Panthers knew they'd
have to contain Bays’ stars Chris
Whittaker and Andy Wilmott.

But with just a few minutes left,
Steve Lefebvre was fouled out and
was forced to stop the great job he
was doing checking Whittaker.

“Our strategy was to keep both
those guys under control,” coach
Joe Milligan said. “They’re both
capable of 30-point games.”

Having Whittaker get loose for a
couple of shots was all the Bays
needed to put the game away.

“In the last couple of minutes
he made the difference,” Milligan
said. “Jt was a tough one to lose.”

Daryl Lawes Jed the scoring in
that game with 23 points while
Shane Ruman and Mark Bunting
each scored 16. .

In a later game, Thursday
against Esquimalt, Bunting got
really hot and scored 34 points
from the floor as the Panthers
outmatched their opponent 93-57.

Lawes also played well, hitting
for 22 points as the Panthers
improved on a 49-20 half time
lead.

The two game set up the final

_week of league play. Parkland met

Belmont at home last night and
meet Spectrum away Thursday.

Depending on how other teams
do, the Panthers want to get at Ieast
one win out of the two games to
set up a good berth in the Island
Tournament, which starts March 1
in Courtenay.

Magic Colour advances to semi-final

Peninsula Magic Colour
advanced into the semi-finals of
the Lower Island B.C. Cup Playoffs
with their second Straight win —
this time a 3-1 win over Gordon
Head All Sports.

Wet ground conditions forced
the game to be played in the rain at
the all-weather field at Beacon
Hill Park, Feb. 10.

Magic Colour started the game
Strong on offence but forwards Bill
Farrant and Darrell Underwood
just missed several sconng oppor-
tunities early in the game.

Finally, about 20 minutes into
the game, nght-half Shaun Kinger-
lee cleared the ball up the right
side and Underwood picked it up
— outrunning a defender to score
On a nice shot to the left comer.

Brian Timms, Magic Colour’s
goalie, stopped every scoring
effort that Gordon Head could
muster in the first half and defen-
ders Rease Larson, Jon Goulet,
Bryan Terrell and Jay Loveridge
played well as a unit.

Magic Colour scored their
second goal about half way
through the second half when
midfielder Gus Morris took the
ball off a Gordon head forward
and crossed the ball up the middle.

A Gordon Head defender misp-
layed the ball and midfielder Chris
McDonald picked it up and scored
from about 20 yards out on a hard
high shot.

Magic Colour let down a little
after that goal and Gordon Head
took advantage. After several close
calls and nice saves by tender
Timms, Gordon Head scored on a

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quick break to make the game
close.

The game was action packed for
the last ten minutes with lots of
action at both ends. Colour finally
put it away after a three-on-two
break by Chris Gray, McDonald
and Underwood was completed by
Underwood driving the ball by a
startled Gordon Head keeper for
his second goal of the game.

Magic Colour played
either Juan de Fuca or Cordova
Bay in the semi-finals Saturday,

top honor

Peninsula Figure Skating Club
athlete Matthew Baker was judged
as the most artistic male skater in
the Lynn Hetherington Memorial
Competition at the Juan de Fuca
arena Feb. 10-11.

Baker was ranked first place in
the pre-preliminary men’s event
for skaters nine-years and older
and was later awarded as the most
artistic male of the competition.

Other Peninsula skaters did
well.

Anna Birkwieser placed fourth
in the pre-preliminary ladies event
for athletes nine-years and older.
She was among a ficld of 37
skaters from all over Vancouver

Island.
Birkwieser was also the winner
of the most artistic prc-

preliminary lady award, publicity
chairman Kathy Monette said.

Also performing very well in the
competition were Tarra Hutchin-
son, Tanna Jacgar, Natasha Tremb-
lay, Dennis Baggett and Kelly
Mallany,

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