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1 u . i M . J I ' - I - L Tournaments For the second consecutive year, the team journeyed the long trek to Groton, Mass. to par- ticipate in a tournament jointly sponsored by Groton school and Lawrence Academy. Determined to improve on the team ' s per- formance from the previous December, we first took to the ice against Lawrence Academy. We skated stride for stride with this talented hockey club for the first two periods, but a combination of the thirteen hour bus ride and Lawrence ' s offensive ability took their toll in the final frame. The final score of 9-3 was not in- dicative of the flow of the match for the majority of the game. We quickly boimced back from our loss by defeating our traditional I.S.A.A. rival Lakefield by six goals to two. This gave us the right to meet a Chicago high school team in the consolation final, and we handily disposed of them 3-1 to win the consolation championship. It was a great thrill to participate in such a high calibre level of hockey, and the whole team enjoyed the ex- perience immensely. The trip was highlighted by Dave Suchanek ' s interpretation of the A W Great Root Bear Dance. Back at Appleby after the Christmas break, we co-hosted the second annual Appleby College - Oakville - Trafalgar High School tournament. The double- blue tide could not avoid playing perhaps our weakest game of the season in the second round, and were thus eliminated from the championship round. The team boimced back the next day however, by playing our finest game of the season in defeating the powerful Henry Carr team 5- 0. For the second time this year, we found ourselves in a con- solation final, and we were true to form in beating St. Jeromes of Kitchener 3-2. In the cham- pionship final. Central Blues edged Blakelock Tabbies 2-1, indicating that the Halton County High School League is quickly developing into a competitive level of hockey. High Schools League In light of the success of last year ' s team, our season in the FRONT ROW: Beckett, Gaskin, Hamill, Withey I, Suchanek. MIDDLE ROW: Wright, Lytle, Stuart, Green I. Giroday, Mc Kenzie, Moffat. BACK ROW: Merill, Mr. Larsen, MacDonald, Keats, Coxon, Shafran, Mr. Abott, Hall.
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