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during the night Siskins looked like worldâ€" beaters, terrorizing the Kitchener net with a barrage of pressure and pointâ€"blank chances on goalie Chris Power, especially early in the third when they tied the contest at you could see...we were a little lethargic out there."‘ _ During several spans Waterloo Siskins went 0â€"forâ€"2 in ‘82 Tuesâ€" day night at the Kitchâ€" ener Aud when they dropped a 4â€"2 emptyâ€" net decision to Kitchenâ€" er Ranger Bs. But the number sticking out most in Siskin coach Rod Seilâ€" ing‘s mind is four. ‘‘We‘ve been on the ice (as a team) four times since December 20,°‘ said Seiling. *‘"That‘s not to be used Bluevale guard Mike inniss (4) had to deal with the imposing figure of Wateriooâ€"Oxford‘s John Surian (51) Friday as he flies through the air attempting to break up a pass to Biluevale‘s Craig Kermer. By Rick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor PAGE 20 â€"WATERLOO CHRONICLE , WEDNES We ‘Gan Assist You SUPERIOR MEMORIALS Unfortunately, they 528 Victoria:St..N., twmk-) Sisks seek skating legs NAVE YOU SELAYED After.bours ~$T8â€"715¢ , but as Despite Siskins flurâ€" ries around the Kitchâ€" ener net, Rangers acâ€" tually had by far the satisfactory overâ€"all effort and as a result lost their second in a row, the previous deâ€" feat coming at the hands of Stratford Culâ€" litons 7â€"3 10 days ago. A scheduled contest at home Sunday against Cambridge Shamrocks had to be postponed due to blizâ€" zard conditions .in the region and will be majority of dangerous couldn‘t link those up at a later h night, and he wasn‘t wearin‘g a white sweater.‘ Worrying the Siskin coach most was that his youngsters known for <their hustle and speed haven‘t come **No question, Nickel played excellent," said Seiling without hesitaâ€" tion. ‘"He kept us in the game...you saw the best goalie in the way opportunities and were it not for Waterioo goalie Jeff Nickel‘s acâ€" robatic brilliance, the lights could have been turned out about halfâ€" One Knight who preâ€" ferred Crusaders husâ€" tling but basically pressureâ€"free approach was highâ€"scoring forâ€" ward Keith Lazenby, who Tuesday was covâ€" ered like a fresh coat of paint by Vikings. Aimost solely due to Nickel and Power, (Continued on pg 27) ther,‘‘ said Seiling. ‘‘But we‘re still a very young club, sometimes they have to see what it takes right on the ice, sometimes experience just takes over. ‘"I‘m not happy when we lose, but if we‘ve learned something toâ€" night that will help us down the line, that‘s a side accessible and put the contest away. back from the Christâ€" mas break with strong skating performances. ‘"‘You‘ll find that if you don‘t skate, you second and third quarters when they played on equal terms with the visitors, but again in the fourth Multiple substitution stalled their momenâ€" As opposed to their game last Tuesday against Waterloo where they had a dreadful start, Knights came out crisp and executed smartly to Bluevale ‘Knights senâ€" tor basketball ‘team upped its record to 3â€"1 with a 6548 win over the spunky Wateriooâ€" Oxford Crusaders. And what that basiâ€" cally means is Knights sandwiched excelient first and fourth znnmrs around a meâ€" iocre midâ€"game to provide the sizeable margin of vietory. By ‘Rick Campbel! ‘‘No «doubt, â€"‘I ‘liked Chroni¢le Sports Editor this ‘a ‘lot better than Bookend ‘basketbail beingpressured," said did the trick ‘Friday as thelanky‘Lazenby, who Bluevale ‘Knights â€"senâ€" supported ‘teammate tor basketball team (Craig Kermer‘s gameâ€" upped ‘its record to 3â€"1 high 25â€"points with 19 of with a ‘65â€"48 win over his own, many weaving the spunky ‘Wateriooâ€" â€"his way along the baseâ€" Oxford Crusaders. line. ‘"We came out More zip from BCI in victory over Wâ€"O offensive thrust. hammer and Mike Gassewitz in the comâ€" bined thirdâ€"person ofâ€" fensive. Gassewitz colâ€" lected six points, Fauiâ€" hammer five, and both Bluevale coâ€"coach ‘Tom Rajnovich admitâ€" ted the many substituâ€" tions made contributed to his club‘s midâ€"game shift in gear, but quickâ€" ly added he was pleased with the conâ€" tributions made by players off the bench. Rajnovich :particularly cited the efforts subâ€" Waterloo." with a lot more zip on Kâ€"W YMCA Members & Seniors â€" 50% discount Mail to Waterioo Family Y 145 Lincoin Rd. Waterioo N2J 2N8 REGISTER NOW Day & Time ADULT SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES Wâ€"O‘s fovich. "Our start was excellent, we really moved ‘the ‘ball around quickly, I thought all the kids went in there ed only three days earâ€" vich, Knights were working a slightly working a slightl; varied offense, institut game we really didn‘t expect, but 1 think you‘ll see it again down said the BCI coach. Following Knights customary leading point getters were Gasâ€" sewitz, Fauthammer, Mark Hackett with four and Mike Inniss, Will Prange and Doug Ranâ€" ton with two each. Kevin Bearinger with 14 and David Amâ€" brose with 10 paced According to Rajnoâ€" ‘"‘When we un like "It worked pretty Beginning week of January 25 for B WeBks (uniess otherwise stated). YOGA â€" Wed. 7:30â€"8:45 p.m. $38 NEEDLEPOINT & CREWEL Tues. 1:30â€"3 p.m. $30 CERAMICS â€" Tues. 7:30â€"9 p.m. Beg. $40 (9 wks.); Continuing $35 (8 wis.) MACRAME â€" Tues. 7:30â€"9:30 (7 wks.) $30 BRIDGE â€" Mon. 7:30â€"9:30 (6 wks.) $30. FINANCIAL PLANNING SEMINAR â€" Thursday 7â€"9:30 (4 wks.) $35 GUITAR â€" Thurs. 7:15 p.m. (Beg.) $35 SOCIAL DANCING â€" Fri. 8â€"10 p.m. Am‘t Enciosed 11 and Vlada Dvoracek eight for the winners. the winners while Carey Lee with 17 and Todd Smith with 13 topped Vikes, now 1â€"3. In action yesterday, WCI faced powerhouse Cameron while Blueâ€" vale travelled to Galt. Friday Forest Heights is at Waterioo and KCI at Bluevale. In junior play Friâ€" day, Knights regisâ€" tered their first win of Wâ€"0 with Rob Drasdo 19â€"11 by Preston Panâ€" thers to fall 5244. Rob Kont and Kevin Martyn Meanwhile in Presâ€" ton, Waterloo Vikings YÂ¥