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So what did the Knights do? The Knights handed it off to the reliable Williams on the third try, and he found a way to punch it through. Cameron Heights stuffing the Knights previous two attempts to break through. A third stop and all the momentum, and even the game, could have gone to the Gaels. None were rougher than the third and two on the Gaels goalâ€"line, with But the one advantage the Knights have is a solid group of veterans like Williams who have been in these pressureâ€" packed situations before, and have the experience to get his team through the rough spots. "I‘m expecting a lot of tough practices," said the 18â€" yearâ€"old senior who is being heavily recruited to play for Wilfrid Laurier University, McMaster and the University of Waterloo next season. "There will definitely be a price to pay." o l/il\ l Williams said he expects that lack of intensity to be addressed at practice this week, as it was when the Knights came out flat in their season opener. Knights hope to get back on a roll Continued from page 42 "I just knew I had to find a The Sir John A. Macdonâ€" way to get in," said Williams. _ ald Highlanders were upset Williams said he expects _ "I wanted to make sure I kept _ by the Grand River Reneâ€" that lack of intensity to be _ this going for my team. gades 31â€"24 in their playoff addressed at practice this "I don‘t know what it is opener. Craig Zeeh, Athar week, as it was when the â€" with these opening games, â€" Zia, Mike Helsby and David Knights came out flat in their _ whether we‘re nervous or _ Bellew all had six points season opener. what. But hopefully we‘ve got _ apiece for the Highlanders. "I‘m exnertina a lat mP 4M ane esd n pa o G9 L i AxWOVEMIEIICA E114 ~4olodctiLcer i;._-:;‘-l__'f'p_lri__lt.'t'./-‘;l LELILOOA11DY COLUINOL = ULM1 C Peter Gardina and Dunâ€" can Smith had three touchâ€" downs apiece, while Peter Breuer added the converts. In other senior boys action, the St. David Celtics advanced to the B division semifinals with a 42â€"12 win over Waterloo Oxford. "I don‘t know what it is with these opening games, whether we‘re nervous or what. But hopefully we‘ve got all our nerves behind us The Clarica Arena Sunday, November 12 _â€"__1:30 p.m. vs. LISTOWEL ‘B‘ HOCKEY CLUB Waterioo Memorial Recreation Complex St. David hosts Galt Friday at 2 p.m. Bluevale now takes on Jacob Hespeler tommorrow at 2 p.m., while WCI host Resâ€" while WCI dumped St. Bene dict‘s 14â€"9 in the B quarterfi Preston beat KCI 14â€"13 in the other A quarterfinal, ‘ RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR "Watch The Game Here" 597 King St. N., Waterloo 519â€"880â€"1828 190 Gateway Park Dr., Kitchener 51 9â€"650â€"2733 Registered trademarks of Boston Pizza Rovaitee I smane Beac zul 2 00â€" w P ooebeuipnping Sivinmintodiaistertatzietiaitih ds 3 tth." 4~ 4 int â€" Wwammmmâ€"amJâ€"ammommwu k The Waterioo Chronicle Team of the Week is the Waterloo Tigers Minor Tyke baseball lcam.flxc'l'ngcrslookhonxfifthphoealhe OBA championships in Mississauga, losing to the eventual silver medallists. Last year in rookicballlhctegmsungg]cjuslwkeepup with the rest of the teams in Triple "A" diviâ€" sion. This year the team went 15â€"7, finishing second in the Interâ€"County Baseball Associaâ€" tion and earning silver in the first tournament of the season. It was a complete turnaround as win Sunday. With the game tied at 3â€"3, Garrett Rank scored the winner with less than seven minutes to go in the contest. Blair Brewere, Blake Underwood and Brock Schultz had the other Siskin goals. _ _ _ _ _ defending Sutherland Cup champs, Cambridge, Saturâ€" day night the Siskins bounced back with a 4â€"3 After losing 5â€"1 to the backâ€"toâ€"back games versus Winter Hawks Siskins split ULAOCLWIN LWA 7 #iu. Doucet moto rIPremeeTeP209003; s » â€" _ _ | Steve Lindt Candour. Courage. Vision. Call: 519â€"588â€"0068 Elect www.stevelindt.com 519â€"886â€"8438 presented by Share your hopes for Waterloo. Learn about me Please visit my web site. the boys poured their hearts and souls into the team, as did the Tigers‘ coaching staff. Memâ€" bers of the Walaioo'figasMimxTykc baseâ€" ball team, pictured above, are: (front row, from left) Kyle Harrington, James Houle, Jack Maloney, Ian Forier, Taylor Leith, Justin Graffâ€"Rowe, (middle row) Christopher IItâ€" shishin, Justin "Kâ€"9" Koenig, Phillip Hirst, Jackson Macintosh, Kyle Wood, Mathew Gregory, (back row) Cathy Fletcher, Patrick Houle, Roddy Iitshishin and Mike Forler. ~* * vepuim® s e a ow«