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The Parkland Panthers senior
gitls’ basketball team served
notice it should be force in AA
high school’ league play this year.

The veteran-laden lineup
romped to three straight wins and
the championship of the Peninsula
Tournament Friday and Saturday.

final.

The Stelly’s Stingers sft lost
its two round-robin games, but
managed a 51-24 win over Che-
mainus in the 5th-place game.

The Panther girls advanced to
the B.C. AA championships last
year, placing 11th, and coach Marg

The Panthers defeated Cowichan Metcalfe said a goal this year is
63-25 in the pre-season tourney _ another trip to the provincials.

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BATTLING FOR POSSESSION is a’ Parkland Panther basket-

ball player surrounded by Ladysmith players Friday during
the opening game of the Peninsula Tournament.

First action for hoopsters

Two exhibition games have giv-
en coach Joe Milligan a chance to
assess his Parkland Panther boys’
AAA squad.

The Panthers are rebuilding,
with many new players having
moved up from the junior ranks.

“The boys played a lot and the
new players got to find out about
the senior game,” said Milligan,
whose Panthers dropped two
games on the Lower Mainland on
Friday and Saturday.

The coach said the senior game
is quicker than juniors are used to,
but he is confident the Panthers
will adjust after a few weeks of
practise and playing.

- The Panthers lost 45-28 Friday
against Seaquam in their first out-
ing of the season.

The game was close, with the
Panthers trailing 26-23 after three
quarters, but Seaquam pulled away
in the final quarter.

“Tt was the first game up, and

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and tentative,” said Milligan.

Jeremy Morrow, Parkland’s
6’7” forward, scored nine to lead
his team.

Saturday the Panthers travelled
to South Delta and lost 82-55, a
game Milligan said was like the
first in that it was closer than the
score would indicate.

“Tf we play those guys tomor-
row we could win by that score.”

Morrow scored 30 for Parkland.
““He’s going to be a strong player
for us all year,” said Milligan.

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Five of her players — Joleen
Hook, Genea Grist, Jenny Milli-
gan, Kim Painter and Shana
Robinson — gained experience at
the B.C:

“There’s a good core there,”
said Metcalfe.

“We're not particularly big
height-wise, but hopefully we will
be aggressive on the boards and in
advancing the ball up the court.”

The Panthers opened the tourna-
ment with a 39-31 win over
Ladysmith. Hook led the team
with 18 points, while Grist had 12.
They then overwhelmed Che-
mainus 70-29 in their second
game. Grist scored 14, as did
Becky Kraitberg. In the final,

Hook netted 24 points while Gust

added another 18.

The Stinger girls dropped their
opening game 53-27 to Claremont.
This was followed by a 56-22
defeat to Cowichan. Erin Barber
was top scorer with 11 in each
game. She added 20 in the Sth-
place final.

Coach Peter Mason said he
expects the Stingers to place in the
bottom half of league standings
this’ season.

“We're just going to plug away
and give the girls coming out a
positive experience.”

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