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------r----' ‘-- Peter Savich shows one reason here why he was named tournament MVP tor the third successive time as he drives through to tip-in his own rebound Saturday night against Winnipeg in Naismith action. Warriors won the event with a 77-70 win over Brock Sunday. p-tmatt-tatt-ta-tmr-trt-ttWMeth- xtre-eott-tlttttt-rta-eetoe-tretimtetet "ttertgtat-htyrtlgtht. Rick Campbell photos f] f] A familiar ring Mark Bryson Chronicle Special Ws beginning to become predictable. University of Waterloo Warriors basketball team enters a tournament. wins it and their star forward Peter Savich is chosen tour- nament MVP. Warriors' 77-70 victory over Brock Badgers Sunday before 3.000 Waterloo fans in the 16th annual University of Waterloo Naismith Classic marked their third consecutive tour- nament victory and Savich's third MVP selec- tion. Apart from a five-minute surge by Brock at the beginning of the second half, the final outcome was never in doubt. Warriors domi- mated the boards and showed good poise in their shot selection. Savich led all scorers with 30 points and well deserved the MVP selection. Randy Norris and Steve Atkin collected ll each. Brock's Dave Hodges led the Badgers with 28 points. -iiirAoAeoach Don Mcdiase was proud of the Warrior Paul Boyce is cloaoiy watched as he 100k: for a pass. F?.]"'-"')""""'."'"], l kA 'tu-d s Acer- "". 1.," ti MWMMZM minimum aiani'ria7i,uriauuddi,-rt-rqtytete' 'ttedt',',', PrtttmStttgt Ott? and and: M mth. “mauwmm. fl total team effort put forth by his squad and also praised the determination of Brock. "We were really pushed to defeat an understaffed Brock team." said McCrae. - “1;; wins referring to Brock's star guard Doug Fast who left the game in the first half with an eye injury after a collision with Sa- vich. Along with his MVP selection, Savich was chosen to the tournament all star team. Joining him on the team were teammate Randy Norris, Dave Hodges of Brock, Gord Tucker of the University of Winnipeg and Mark Polischuk of Wilfrid Laurier. Savich led tournament scorers with " points in three games. . In the pre-championship game to decide third place the University of Winnipeg Wes- men defeated Laurier 8071. Polischuk scored 20 points for the Hawks. Hawks had earlier defeated Acadia and lost to Brock. The consolation final saw Acadia Axeman defeat the McMaster Marauders 87-80. r 1ar.s'lica- El]: