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PAGE 42 - WATERLOO CHRONOCLE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1986 Ah, the beauty of getting an- other chance. That's the design of many high school sports playoffs as local teams often get a chance to continue on in competition de, spite losing at the Waterloo County level-the reason is to give justifiable representation to the large body WCSSAA encom- passes. Well, Waterloo Junior boys volleyball Vikings are singing the praises of that second chance this week as they rebounded Volleyball Vikings gain revenge on Rebels taking CWOSSA junior crown Lt .9 v Andy Krucker Shirley Meaning Andy Krucker is being honoured as UW Athlete of the Week for the second time this season. Andy, a native of Burlington, in his fourth year at the University of Watelioo is studying Mechanical Engineering. -- - Andy is being recognized for his outstanding performance at the ClAU cross-country championship last weekend in London. Andy, running in his last cross-country race of his university career ran exceptionally well placing fifth leading the team to a fourth place finish. This placing meant that Andy was given All Canadian status. No other cross country Warrior has received this honor. Shirley Meaning is a third year Co-op Science student from Burlington where she attended Lord Elgin High School. Shirley is one of the key power hitters on the Athena team. At S'T" it is uncommon to be a power hitter, but she has the highest vertical on the team. One of Shirley's unique abilities is being able to go over a block with a spike. She is also one of the most consistent servers on the team. Shirley led.the team to victories over Western (16-14, 17-15, 12-15, IF-T) and Guelph University (15-10, 15-6, 15-8) in league play. 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" Studios located in Sears rota“ stores. and in Morningeide Ceceloque Store and Clearance Centers on Rexdele Bled. and Warden Avenue in Toronco. ”when pork!" package first when they defeated Vikings, handing them their only loss, and Eastwood also rebounded from a slow start at the WCSSAA finals to beat Vikes 3-1. Viking coach John Shaw laud- ed the play of his entire squad, but singled out power hitter John Hadley for providing not only an awesome physical presence on the court but inspirational lead, ership both on and off. Waterloo finished atop four- team pool by edging Eastwood 1513 and 15-13 and losing 16-14. They also recorded two-game sweeps over the other two en- tries, Brantford Pauline Johnson and Guelph John F. Ross. Nei- ther school from outside WCSSAA was able to win even a game from Waterloo or East- The victory marks the end of the line for junior competition. 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