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Richard O'Brieet Chronicle Staff V Waterloo's ringette belles, a team that loses only a few and wins a lot, we; edged 5-4 on a late goal in the gamo‘hat counted the most Sunday Bathe Canadian championghip§_in Regina. -- ,. A, " The S-4 loss came in the Championship game as Manitoba scored with Just " seconds remaining to take the gold medal after Waterloo, the Ontario representative, had come back from a four-goal deficit to tie the score at 4-4. "it was a slow-starting game for us," said Waterloo centre Val Simpson, a two-goal scorer in the final game. "The second half was a complete turnaround and we managed to tie the score with about a minute to go. 3'111.&°Jé were nervous before the game but I don't think that's what killed us. We wanted it so bad and tried so hard we couldn't get anything going, but we showed some class coming from behind." _ - H _ - . . . I a A; L_ll-.\ '.- al... ...._, ......, ,v....,, -_. W -..-..-_ "m, --i-- v Bridget Butler and Sherri Faulds also scored for the belles in the comeback attempt before they were forced to settle for the silver medal. And goalkeeper Shawna Barrie also had a strong game after the Waterloo squad found itself down 4-0 at halftime. INC , "":siiiiiiii"iirTiTitriiauilGuiLe game," said Simpson. "She kept us in there in the second half." . GGiiCriaciidrir, the final game with a 6-2 win over Saskatchewan and Simpson had four goals in that contest. Again, single goals went to Butler and Fauids. “new an.» .-.. -- ___V-, Manitoba also gave Waterloo its toughest challenge in the round robin games as it took a goal in sudden death overtime to beat the eventual gold medal winners. In other relatively close games. Waterloo edged Saskatchewan 5-4 Karen Mast scored three times to lead Ayr to a 7-6 win over Waterloo Nites in the championship game of the K-W Women's Ringette Association's Winter's End tournament Saturday at Albert McCormick arena. -iaTGrirrirviGnd Liz Michiels each scored twice for the winners in the final game of the tourney sponsored by Conestoga Rovers and Associates. irrGGiirenner, Cindie Austin and Donna Legge all were two-goal scorers for Waterloo. 7 _ _ _ . A - "riGrtriiriGGon won the consolation championship with a 6-5 win over Kincardine as Karen Tucker netted five goals and Pat MacDonald added one. __ _ -. . Waterloo reached the championship game with wins of 11-7 and 7-5 over London and Kitchener Days, respectively. Brenner and Legge each scored three times against London and Marg Fidler scored twice. Single goals went to Pat Ford, Austin and Chris Cressman. "kGGiriiTnrsGrreTs"were Jane Booker, with two, Sandy Black, Rosemary Grover and Terri Emmy. 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