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St. Robert‘s High School chalked up another big first in its brief three-year history in athletics last week. The biggest yeti The Bayview Secon- dary School Junior soccer team lost only one York County game all season but, unfortunately, it was a big one. It came last week at the hands of Dr G. W. Williams of Aurora in the finals of the northern division by 10‘ Despite the loss. Arbuckle was delighted with the show his team made all season in win ning eight games, losing only one, and tying one: “We had a number of chances to score in the second half,“ said Bayview coach John Arbuckle. "but we just couldn't beat the Williams goalie. He was very good.“ “We won our division of the York County." he said “We had a very wellâ€"balanced, solid Bayview juniors lose Saskia SCOI‘GS The powerful St. Robert’s Catholic High School senior girls basketball team won three more games last week assuring them- selves of a playoff spot. Leading the scoring way again was Saskia Vriend as she notched another personal high in St. Robert‘s 65-56 win over Richmond Hill High. again Saskia popped in no fewer than 37 points, her most ever. to lead the team. Andrea Korchinski had 12 points while Joan Barton came up with some great defensive work grabbing off rebounds. Earlier it was St. Robert's downing Langstaff Secondary School of Richmond Hill 49â€"36 in a very aggressive game wilh, yes. Saskia leading the way with 17 points. Korchinski followed with nine points. Sandy MacDonald got seven points and also played a strong defensive game. Jolynn Ayott led the winners with 14 points while Laurie Andrejicka had 12 points. The win clinched a playoff berth for the girls {or the second year in a row. Thornhill finished first, Markham. second. St. Robert’s third. St. Robert's other victory was a 38-16 triumph over Thornhill Secondary with Vriends accumulating 12 points and Sophie Brown 8. The team‘s regular schedule record is now 9- 2. Markham Secondary is in first. St. Robert‘s second. Junior play saw St. Robert‘s defeating Langstaff 34â€"26 as they came up with a brilliant 12-point last quarter to win going away. Champs S t. Rob ert’s wins volleyball tit/e They won the Georgian Bay Secondary Schools Athletic Midget Boys Volleyball championship. formance.“ Top scorer on the team was Eddie McNally with goalie Rick Clendinning performing in fine fashion all season. Other top performers on the team included Peter Agnastopolous. Norm ,Murphy. Morris Pagan. and Adrian Steesnon. squad and they 3'11 put up that game were Ed Agnaslopolous. one, and an impressive per. McNally. three, Peter Morris Fagan. one. Bayview qualified for the final game against Aurora by defeating St. Robert's Catholic High School previously Bayview goalscorers in [l was simply a FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTION OF EXECUTIVE RICHMOND HILL BALL ASSOCIATION GENERAL MEETING FOR 1979 TUES. NOVEMBER 21, 1978 BLUE FLAME ROOM CONSUMER GAS BUILDING SOO'ELGINGMILLS ROAD, EAST RICHMOND HILL the week lastic team effort," was the way coach Gerry Brand termed the triumph which was acâ€" complished in Alliston at Hey. we're champs shout these St. Robert's High School Georgian Bay Midget champs. Front row (left to right) Mike Scorranese. Mike Hazell. Renato Minuti. Mario Poulin. Back, Larry Lecce. Frank Paolini, Jim Kehoe. Jeff Volpe. Zenon By-blow, coach Gerry Brand at rear. (Photo by Hogg) ALSO LICENCED INSULATORS OF Regional Councillor November 13th 7:30 P.M. 632-6738 Burl. 8834766 Tor. CEILING FANS THE FAN MAN 669-4291 FOR INDUSTRY AND HOME RAPCO- FOAM Banting Memorial High School last Thursday. B r a n d a l s o acknowledged that “it might have been something of an upset in the eyes of other schools especially since we had lost to Woodbridge in three games in our own division. But we just put it all together.“ HERE'S HOW Here's how the big event happened. The roundrobin series saw St‘ Robert‘s open against Parry Sound on a low-key note losing the first game 18-16 but coming back to take the second one 15-10. Then came the second round and St. Robert‘s was gung-ho all the way taking ()rillia District High School 15-8 and 15-4. The third round pitted them against a tough Barrie Eastview squad with the latter team taking the first encounter 15-12 and St. Robert’s pulling out the second one by the same scorer DRAMA Then came the most dramatic confrontation of the roundrobin for St. Robert‘s as they met Woodbridge who had beaten them in three games in the regular league playoffs. This one almost looked like a repeat in the first game as Woodbridge led 13-5 at one point only to have St. Robert's rally to win 16-14. It was just no competition in the second game as St. Robert‘s won going away by 15-3. Ste Robert‘s ended up first in the roundrobin with ()rillia second. Barrie third, Woodbridge fourth. and Parry Sound fifths St. Robert‘s met ()rillia “We had a lot of moral support from our cheerleaders,“ said St. Robert‘s met (mum in the finals and beat them two straight games 15â€"10. 15-4 to come home with all the laurels. Big Brothers of York will hold one of its annual fund-raising events this Saturday, November 11, at 8:30 pm, Come up to Aurora for the club‘s “Hockey Night" and watch the CFTO Bassett Hounds take on the Admiral Rockwells. Big Brothers General admission is $1 and there will be plenty of tickets at the Aurora Community Centre if you haven‘t got yours yet. For mbre information, call Laurie LeBlanc at 727-1251. Tune Up 4 a 6 CYL. V8 330"“ With 20% Lube. Oil, Filter. . . 4 cut. Oil + 1 Oil Filter PRESSURE CHECK CHECK ALL HOSES CHECK ANTI FREEZE ADD 2 GAL ANTI-FREEZE FOR V8 6 OT. ANTIâ€"FREEZE FOR 6 CYL. Brand. “They made the trip to Alliston with us and really did their part." Membérs of the championship team are Jim Kehoe. 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