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However, Warriors will be counting on the accomplishments of OUAA allâ€"star Jarrett Smith. "Gueiph is more balanced than Laurier and will be hard to prepare for. They throw a lot, but not as much as Launier " Launer QB Kevin McDonald picked apart the Warnor secondary completing 37 of 74 passes for 300 yards In doing so, McDonald set a new CIAU record in pass attempts eclipsing the previâ€" >us mark of 65 set by Toronto‘s Dan Feraday in 1981 against Windsor Lancers. Gabler will also have Kip Wigmore, second in OUAA recerving, on the other end of the bail and full back Gernt Stam, who‘s ranked fifth in the league in rushing. *Guelph is more balanced than Laurier and T 1 Een e P lt who defeated Western 45â€"10. Gabler completed 15 of 23 passes for 385 yards and five touchâ€" downs \s head coach of the Golden Hawks in the 705 ind 0s Warrior coach Dave ‘Tufly Knight led cams to three Yates championships and made wo Vamer Cup appearances. However, the Warâ€" Tiurs are a team of another color and Knight «nows that zhere‘s still a long road ahead to get to the Vamer Cup at Toronto‘s SkyDome on Nov. 30. The n¢xt stop of the Warriors incredible idventura will be agamnst the Gryphons, which says Knight is a better team that Waterloo lefeated 23â€"17 in the regular season. Gueiph has made some big improvements on their offense and their defense was always good," Knught said of the Gryphons The Gryphon defense forced nine Mustang turnovers on Sa(urdzy. led bydefcns:ve back Matt Hammer who hauled in two and returned one for a 48 yard touchdown. Veteran quarterback Wally Gabler, who at 28 is the oldest QB in the OUAA (possibly CIAU), also showed some unusual characteristics against Mustangs by running in for a touchdown. Gabler was the Yates Cup MVP with the 1992 Gryphons M ee l en se y istory will be made this Saturday when University of Waterloo Warâ€" nors host their first ever Yates Cup at University Stadium The Warriors needed overtime last Saturday to edge the Wilfrid Laurier »olden Hawks 26â€"23 to advance to the OUAA ampionship game against the Guelph iryphons, who upset the Western Mustangs 18â€" in London in the other OUAA semifinal conâ€" § Great Selecti New or Reona | :' 4_(» \.'\‘? ..31. ’KATES "*\:'\i;:\\\w’:.;_ s I / p ] [ 0 Waterloo to host Guelph in Yates Cup Peter Cudhea Chromicle Staff Great Selection of New or Reconditioned wholaddltlengmmmshingwihaifiymk out on the field." per carry average. However. Knight is a bit concerned with the Smith carried the ball 33 times for 139 yards, lack of consistency by his offense. The team bu(ahostcanarfiorsdnym:wilhahu rolledoval’ormflucsdeorkam,hn mhlmblc,\vhichnidl(myu,"mhppm, struggled against Windsor and Laurier late in the but it‘s tough on the old heart." season. They‘ll also be up against one of the A couple of the Warriors could be hobbling _ biggest defenses in the league this Saturday into the Yates with full back Eddie Kim and against Guelph. nhfcmivcbatkTedSiowmunms'mngd If there‘s any clear cut advantade far UL+al_ _ season. They‘ll also be up against one of the biggest defenses in the league this Saturday against Guelph. lfl.l'nmkanydmrculadvmtay for Waterloo lhisSamdzyiicouuonlhfootofAnkBigos whose 51 points, nine more than Smith, leads the Warriors. Advance tickets can be purchased Wednesday to Friday at University Stadium, or University of Waterloo Athletic Office from 8:30 a.m. to 430 p.m. Adults $7, students $5, seniors , kids free. SKATE last week, saw Amy Adair and Bernice Willemse named to the first allâ€"star team with Michelle Lo named to the second team. Also named to the first team was Toronto Varsity Blue‘s Lana Good, forâ€" merly of Waterloo. Men‘s Soccer Lose Heartbreaker: Wilâ€" frid Laurier‘s men‘s soccer team lost a 2 1 penalty shootut to Westerm Mustangs last week to lose the OUAA West title and a berth in the National champiâ€" onships in Toronto. Laurier‘s Mike Burton and Western‘s Luca Mancuso scored in the first half of regulation time. In the shootout both teams registered 4 of 5 penalty kicks in the opening round. Western responded to sudden death round when Matt Gallo put one behind Laurier keeper Mark Ignor. Western keeper Dean Peffer stopped Mike Johnson‘s attempt to win the game. last week, Three Athenas on Allâ€"Star field hockey team: Waterloo Athenas, bronze medalists at the OWIAA championship Warrior players named were defender Laura Munroe, midfielder Margaret Corey and coach Bruce Rodrigues. OWIAA Soccer Allâ€"Stars â€" West Division: Four members of the Laurier Lady Hawks and two members and a coach from University of Waterloo Athenas were named to the OWIAA West Division allâ€"star squad. Named from Laurier were defenders Lydia Knez, Suzie Dobson; midfielder Lorraine Hodds and forward Karen Conâ€" boy. § Wilfrid Laurier Lady Hawks capâ€" tured the silver medal at the OWIAA Championships in Ottawa, losing 1â€"0 to the host Ottawa Geeâ€"Gees. The silver came on the strength of their victories over University of York, 2 1 and Western, 1â€"0 in penalty kicks. The women now will take part in the National Championships, an event they won last year, Nov. 8â€"10. 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