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Varsity basketball player Lenâ€" nox Lewis has been chosen male Athlete of the Week at Conestoga College for the week of Noâ€" vember 25. In his first year of Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) varsity play, Lewis turned in an outstanding perforâ€" mance, scoring 14 points and grabbing 16 rebounds, as Conesâ€" ‘‘Thy name is my healing, 0 My God, and Remembrance of thee is my remedy. Nearness to thee is my hope, and love for thee is my companion.‘‘ The Quote of the Week! PEARL DRXâ€"1 ELECTRONIC DRUMSET at TORONTO PRICES! Plus Many Great Gift ideas all Aftordably Priced! Hrs. â€" Mon.â€"Fri. 10â€"6; Sat. 104 Including Hardware ,5 trom as low as Also Now on Display 5 pc. DRUMSETS Basketball player Ann Weber and runner Mike Booker are Wilfrid Laurier University‘s athletes of the week and football player Alex Troop gets a special mention. Weber led Laurier to a 66â€"64 win over Guelph Gryphons as she scored 15 points and did a fine job of bringing the ball down the court. Booker won the 1,500 metres at the Western Invitational in 3: 55.2. He was also WLU‘s top finisher in the cross country, finishing 24th in a field of 86. Troop, a fourth year inside linebacker with the football team, was named to the allâ€"Canadian team for the third consecutive season. This is the first time in WLU history that a player has attained this honor. ‘"Baha‘i Holy Writings WLU athletes s549 Alex Troop Conestoga toga downed London‘s Fanshawe College, 83â€"80, last Wednesday night. o e Currently enrolled in the Emâ€" ployment Preparation program at Conestoga‘s Waterloo campus, Lewis is a nationallyâ€"known amâ€" ateur boxer. Susan Schaus of Cambridge is female Athlete of the Week at Conestoga College for the week of November 18. In the final week of Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) competition for the women‘s varsity basketball team, Schaus was a standout on both offence and defence as Conestoga defeated Loyalist, 39â€" 33, and logt to St. Lawrence, 42â€" 41. . _ Against Loyalist, she led Conâ€" estoga scorers with 12 points, then added 11 more in the season finale. Schaus, 23, is a firstâ€"year student in the Early Childhood Education program at the Doon campus in Kitchener. The basketball Condors of Conâ€" estoga College are picking up steam in their drive for the upper reaches of the Ontario Athletic Association (OCAA) Tier 1 standings. Last Wednesday, Condors imâ€" proved their OCAA record to 4â€"3 with a thrilling homeâ€"court win over London‘s Fanshawe Falâ€" cons, 83â€"80. > Led by Les Robertson‘s hot shooting, Conestoga took a 46â€"41 lead at the end of a fast, seeâ€"saw first half. Robertson hit nine straight field goals, tallying 18 points in the first 20 minutes. Fanshawe pressed in the secâ€" ond half, but Conestoga‘s scoring balance and dominance on the boards kept the visitors at bay. Lennox Lewis was overpowerâ€" ing for Condors, grabbing 16 rebounds and hitting for 14 points. Robertson emerged as top scorer with 25, while Alex Yandryk added 16 and Mike Gobel 14. Condors take to the court again in Toronto on Wednesday night to face perennial OCAA power Senâ€" eca College. On Friday, they travel to Alfred, N.Y. to play in the Alfred University invitationâ€" al tournament. The hockey Condors continue to have trouble getting untracked as they dropped an 8â€"4 decision to Georgian College in Barrie last Wednesday. Conestoga was slow getting started, as Georgian raced to a 4â€"2 lead in the first period. The second period was a standoff{ as each side scored once. Early in the third, Condors cut the margin to 5â€"4, but then the pace began to tell. The Georgian squad gathâ€" ered itself to score three unansâ€" wered goals for the win. 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