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I]! ' MAI t R1 l A ) (.MIIONICU: ~ Wednesday. Mirna” .‘0 £013 it" "‘ An th 'tl f W ° l .- if; 0 er I] e 01' E11110! cur 81' S b: EXC’I'DMCh’S‘lJ/T 34! in overtime Sunday as the Guelph ' ‘ (iryphons clinched the beslrof-three series he Waterloo Warriors, skipped by lake 2»l. \‘ Walker. captured a second straight ln women’s play. the Waterloo Warriors ‘ OUA men's Curling title last weekend gave topvranked Laurier a run for their ,_ , _ at the Guelph Curling Club. money Saturday in Game 2. However, it was .- .. Man “A” ' The native of Minden. Ont.. teamed up the Golden Hawks, thanks to rookie Robyn are ' ' ' ‘ with rinkrnates Edward Cyr. lordan Moreau Degagne's game-winner. who clinched the S and James Freeman and scored a five-point two-game sweep with a 3~2 victory. fifth end to secure a 7-4 championship game First-place laurier faces Western in the victory over the Trent Excalibur team. OUA semifinals starting Thursday at Water- They advance to the CIS championship loo Memorial Recreation Complex at 7:30 tournament Mar. 20 to 24 in Kamloops. B.C. p.m. lf necessary, Game 3 is in Waterloo Sun- "lt feels really good," Walker said in a day at 7:30 pm. media release. “We went into that game The Warriors also face first~place Western knowing there wasn‘t any pressure to make it on the men's side with Game 1 Thursday in to C15. We really did want to win it to defend London. Game 2 is Saturday at Waterloo‘s our championship and keep that banner in Columbia Ice Fields at 7:30 pm. our home.” Western topped McMaster 7-2 in the Basketball/volleyball playoffs women's final. Both G0lden Hawk teams Laurier and Waterloo qualified for the were 3â€"3 in pool play. while the Warrior men's basketball playoffs over the weekend. women's rink finished 0-6 in their pool. The The fourthâ€"place Golden Hawks (8- 13) tournament was hosted by Wilfrid launer host Brock tonight at the Laurier Athletic ' University. Complex at 7 pm. Sixth-place Waterloo (6- 15), which was winless at Christmas. is in " Hawks, Warriors advance In hockey Hamilton to face McMaster. The Waterloo Warrior men's hockey team laun'er's fifth-place women's team (1 l~ 10) and the laurier Golden Hawk women are off is in London today to face fourth-place West- to the second round of the OUA hockey play- em. ofis The Warrior women finished the basket- muarmro The sixth-place Warrior men scored a ball season 0-21. . two~game upset of [turd-place lakehead Sat- Waterloo's nationally ranked men’s volley- Tal‘ing It to the Streets urday in Thunder Bay as Andy Smith scored ball team qualified for the OUA Final Four . . . . . ' d Keaton Hartigan turned aside 43 last weekend with a 3-l win over the Toronto Waterloo Siskms forward Danny Hanlon, right. is pursued by Winterloo board member Mike ”We .3“ . . . . . . Hamilton during the Siskins/Waterloo city council game at Waterloo town square last Saturday. shots m a 4."? “a?!” The Wamors won the lety Blues They face W335i?" '9 F "“3115 The Siskins, who wrap up the regular season against Stratford Saturday (7:30 pm.) and Sunday opener 7‘2 '_" Wate 00' . semifinal at McMaster University 1" Ham ' (1:30 pm.) at Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex. defended their title with a 5â€"3 victory. Meanwhile. the Launer men were edged ton. The Winner moves on to Saturdays final. Create Opportulsltlws for Youth m 17-31.: Cami-numb: A it ”“17” " .. When you Commonly .. j; if.” 0 (A) 3: i (a “ w ; _ " AcunA . 4' You can help us create , . ' g“ . .. .1 ' opportunities for young people - as well , .. ,7 -- 7 ‘2 ‘ Kl 7. ~ , , 1,. -’ " as adult Carriers‘ - by contributing to ‘7. _ Q E . x , , “ON a; »“r1'f"§ ~ the Waterloo Chronicle. ego; , ~ _ S " Support young people in your community 5’1 ' ' g {A “ y with their first job experience. _. .7 t7; 1 ‘ "‘33¢ »â€" Ma rch 1 -3 ‘ Contribute to the Waterloo dry/tam - Q), .. Chronicle... _ we». Support young people in your Community! W”:- L: " a. .4, ll . “you're-M cam-rm 'â€",: . (- - ‘ 'â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"y p g .. in I. n C, ' “m. .. y _. m . m I . . . I . â€" OWN ~ 1- 7 gm h‘lhoflElMAx : ' I would like to contribute to the Waterloo Chromcle! : ; _7 ; 34 " m I . if) Please find a cheque for $26 enclosed for a l-year contribution I : id like to pay by ‘1 ) VISA *1) MASTERCARD : I . . I - - (unlit Exp. Dale W I (a Mf , .. CW ' \â€" m a)” MAY t ”f all : Slgnalurt“ : -â€"-â€" . _, , I I nix-GOLF w “37* a... a W "4b.. n!“ : 1:33“ a E ' I l 'l't‘\\ _ _ __ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ ._ _ © H! fl NGCW "3 g : (‘lty _E Postal Code: a Phone”, m : I.â€"â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"___â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"--__â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"ul For more Information call: em mum-WWW” The Circulation Department WATERLETO CHRONICLE 5'9‘394'335” F1" 5W'”“"“’“ 279 \Nehcr St N . Suite 20. Whorlm, ()N N21 um