Sports ase TheReview Wednesday, December 12, 1990 — B4

Panthers find the groove in basketball action

The Parkland Panthers senior league season start and the team the dying minutes of the game. executing well,” he said.
boys’ basketball team stuck to its should go from strength to strength However, a late rally that_ “But we were getting stronger
5 game plan and posted a convinc- with each game, Milligan said. included a number of steals aS we got into the swing of €
Mic hell eis ing 90-78 victory over Claremont, The game’s top shooter Thurs- Couldn't close the gap far enough things.”
Thursday. day was Parkland’s Tim Archbold, by the final buzzer, he said. Morrow led Parkland’s scoring
club awd ra Coach Joe Milligan said Park. Who netted 26 points, while Jer- With the Panthers still have with 25 points, while Steve
land played a disciplined and con- My Morrow’s fine shooting teething pains, it was not one of Lefebvre and Justin Gayler each
Peninsulaetcke and held fident game to ear its win over a Camed him 18 points. the team’s more polished perform- contributed 16 points.
club coach Tom Michell won | talented Claremont side. In an agonizing defeat in the ances, he said. In other league action Thursday
the most valuable men’s runner “We had a oe Jan and we S©2S0H-0pener, the Panthers were ~ Because it’s so early in the night, Lambrick Park downed the
award at the Prairie Inn Harriers | stuck to it pret 2 ee heeds edged 81-79 by highly-touted Oak Season we were having trouble  Stelly’s senior boys’ team 93-44.
Club annual awards ceremony, take control early in the game,” he yy. aie ee
Saturday. said 2 Milligan said it was a very close
Earlier in the day Michell ran ; game, which saw Parkland coming

ip icion/ inl the Gunter Stiaw, Parkland is beginning to find its from behind to narrow the deficit
Memorial/Lions Gate Runners | Su! blue-chip form aftera shaky to within one point of Oak Bay in

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