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PAGE 24 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1986 €/ 4 U Th‘ j Nancy Cranbury, a firstâ€"year squash player from Ancaster, is Wilfrid Laurier University‘s athlete of the week. o Competing in the Canadian Hardball Championship, Cranbury won the consolaâ€" tion title and was fifth overall. She was unseeded going into the tourney but won three matches and lost just one. This past weekend, Piercy completed her fifth year of eligibility as a Nordic skier as a member of UW‘s winning 3x5km team. She was also fifth in the 10K race as Athenas won their fifth straight OWIAA title. UW Athietes Jocelyn Piercy Skiers Jocelyn Piercy and David Roth are University of Waterioo‘s athletes of the week. Roth is a repeat winner. At the OUAA finals last week in Collingwood, he finished first in slalom on Thursday, then won the giant slalom on Friday to lead Warriors to a second place finish. WLU Athiletes David Roth Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staft _ Wilfrid Laurier Goldâ€" en Hawks hockey team is ready for anything although they‘re taking nothing for granted. _ They‘re playing well and have chalked up two more wins in the Ontario Universities Athletic Association. However, overcontfiâ€" dence should not be a problem for them when they meet their crosâ€" stown rival University of Waterioo Warriors (5â€"150) in a homeâ€"andâ€" home weekend series. Hawks won 6â€"4 over McMaster on Sunday and beat Guelph Gryâ€" phons 6â€"1 Thursday for a share of first place, but coach Wayne Gowâ€" ing remembers when his team was near the bottom looking up. "I can remember when the tables were turned," said Gowing. ‘‘*Playing against Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo and beating them was a big event. "I know (Warrior coach) Jack (Birch) will have his fellows prepared to play and we have to be prepared to play, too." _ No overcontfidence as hockey Hawks await UW Warriors Hawks have injured players Joel Levesque and Doug Marsden reâ€" turning for the weekâ€" end games and appear set for the play@#ffs not far away. Doug Robson scored twice for Laurier in the win over McMaster. Dave Beckon, Paul Roantree, ‘Tony Marâ€" tindale and Mike Gazâ€" zola added singles for Hawks, who won by breaking a 3â€"3 deadlock after two periods. Paul Beckwith scored twice for McMaster while Greg Milovich and Grey Mullen added singles. Thursday‘s win put Hawks alone in first place ahead of Univerâ€" sity of Toronto Blues for a few days as Peter Black led the way with two goals. Tim Gienâ€" cross, Jim Quinn, Dave Robson and Dave Banâ€" ton added singles. VOLVO VOLVO P * + Yo Air Filter P w g *~ * m cal CCC lZ & 4 mil se (amms. [wkin] Twkin] Mutfier "HOME OF THE SQUARE PERFECT PARTY PIZZA" COUNT ON ?MI.I TY VOLVO PARTS 658â€"51 11 The house that Service built You want to get the most out of your Voivo. Treat your car to genuine Voivo parts. They‘re specially designed to fit your car‘s needs, so they‘lI help you get your money‘s worth in mileage . . . and years. Come see us today.