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B-2 â€"â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. March 9. 1977 Th Urn/ea Sr. girls ..... almost do it THORNHILL â€" Six months work down the drain. That’s the way Thor- nlea Secondary School senior badminton coach Carol Cigagna was looking at last week‘s Georgian Bay 1055 to Barrie Central. Game over for Bond losers by 6â€"2 , 5-1 “I have to admit." she said, “that I was very disappointed in losing to Barrie. I figured we'd go all the way We just came up flat.” V They won their first three games but, alas, so did Barrie Central. The Richmond Hill Bond Steel Minor Atoms bowed out of the second round playoffs by losing 6-2 and 5-1 to Thornhill. Thornlea, fresh from winning the York County Secondary School's champions the previous week for the second straight year, started out great at Huntsville. The first game saw Thornhill jumping into the lead with two quick goals. Richmond Hill gained some composure but still trailed 4-1 after two periods. Richmond Hill's goal was scored by Patrick Mulcahy from Tim It looks like a saw-off here as Langstal‘f’s Beth Loyd (left) and Thornlea's Tracy ngner go up for the ball but it really wasn't so. RICHMOND HILL â€" FIREPLACE GLASS SCREEN "T HE ENERGY SAVER" 0 Prevent house heat escaping up the chimney - Increase the amount of burning time in a cord of wood. 0 Prevent uncomfortable drafts. 0 Get heat thru glass as you would thru a screen. OCIear vision with no smoke emission or sparks. , . Mm . W, a HEARTH & PATIO 60 DONCASTER AVE. THORNHILL. ONT. L3T 1L5 Please call us for more information or drop in to see us at Nice work here 889-3133 Then came the York County finals and 15-11 and 15-8 wins over Langstaff Secondary School for the title. Juniors Thornlea's junior team also won the York County defeating Richmond Hill 15-5, 1511. Comprising the Thornlea seniors’ line-up The roof feel in during the third period with Thornhill popping in four unanswered goals against a tiring Richmond Hill team. Lawlor. Mulcahy also scored Richmond Hill’s second goal from Jamie Hill. Bond Steel played a strong back in the Hill for two periods with Bernie Wintjes scoring first with assists to Hill and Mulcahy. Great season It was a disappointing end to a great season for Thornlea who compiled a season's record of 12 wins and no losses. Cameupflat “We played off together,“ said Cigagna, “and it was no com- petition." 7 Barrie Central won 15- 8, 15-6 and “that was the end of it." LA Thornlea won the York County title but lost at the Georgian Bay volleyball competitions. ('llARGl-j Thors basketball champs were: Gina Ilgner, captain; Tracy Ilgner, Janet Hofmann. Terry Collett, Gail German, Linda‘MacDonald, Sue Kennedy, Sue Alexander, Diana Fasan, Carol Harron. But for Coach Cigagna it was a frustrating season. She wanted to win it all. “It still bugs me,“ she said «Wu u SWIM INSTRUCTION SPRING TERM NON-RESIDENTS MAY REGISTER AT THE POOL OFFICE 0N MON. MARCH 14th FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE PHONE REGISTRATION (RICHMOND HILL ROOM) FROM 10 AM. - 3 PM. FOR TOWN RESIDENTS ONLY SATURDAY MARCH 121h. 1977 TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL PARKS & RECREATION DEPT. PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING RICHMOND HILL ARENA 4LANDSCAP§ ,LIMITE CUSTOM WEED CONTROL (LICENSED) rm BRUQV fPRBES. .nAn’AA CENTENNIAL POOL 8846651 OCONTRACTING OMAINTENANCE 8 DESIGN Phoxo by Hogg €n~la~rorne WILL BE HELD AT o ?l¢uvts ‘1 Genmark fights back FOR Other action at Bayview Secondary saw the Huron Heights Midgets qualify for the trip to Georgian Bay by edging Bayview Secondary School of Rich- mond Hill 42â€"41 in a thriller. RICHMOND HILL â€" The Thornlea Secondary School Thors' Seniors proved that a good little man can sometimes beat a good big man. They did it by edging the Thornhill Tigers 61-58 Friday night of last week to win the York County Secondary School basketball and advance to the Georgian Bay finals next Saturday at Aurora High. Different story It was a different story in the junior contest as a vastly superior Markham squad ran roughshod over Newmarket High by a 76-30 score. The Thors unit saw four of its starters in the under 6‘1 category while Thor- nhill‘s line-up was exactly the opposite. For the most part, anyway. The 'f‘hornlea-Thornhill battle had the GOO-strong spectators on their feet most of the way in this garage of contrasts. And thé scoring 70f the teams com- plimentedughe gtatuge of the playing: Thornhill's taller players scored 36 of their points from inside baskets and board work while 44 points of Thor- nlea's total came from guards shooting the conventional 15 footers. RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Genmark Insurance Minor Midgets II‘s bounced back from an opening game 4-2 defeat to down Bolton 5-2 to tie their playoff series at one game apiece. Friday’s 4-2 loss at Richmond Hill saw the locals playing a game of giveaways with the ex- pected result. Their of- fensive was reduced to individual forays instead of combined playmaking. Goalie Joe Farrell played well in the nets. Goals went to Dennis Kane from Scott Pat- terson; and Norm Murphy from Richard Vermeulen. Returning to Bolton, Richmond Hill came up with a complete reversal and displayed a com- bination of team work and general all~round spirit. Scoring for Richmond Hill were: Dave Vennard unassisted; Jack Cross from Richard Vermeulen and Patterson; Hugh Kerr from Vermeulen; "Mn MEMBER By Dennis Herbert 0A1; GRADUATE BOX92 KLBNBURG ONTAWO 893-1642 Kerr from Nick Assisi; and Vermeulen from Jack Cross. 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