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have to choose. We’re still looking
at ways to fi nd a way around it, but
I don’t know what it could be,”
said O’Flaherty. “We’re open to
suggestions.”
Coach Hinkley said he
contacted the HNS regional
director Danny Demone as soon as
he recognized the confl ict.
“We’re really hoping they
can get that changed. I’ve been
told they’re working on it, but
that there’s no guarantees. I know
some dates have been shuffl ed
in the past, so hopefully that can
happen again. We just have to wait
and see.”
However, Darren Cossar,
the executive director of Hockey
Nova Scotia, said Monday his
organization is not about to change
the date.
“There’s nothing we can do
about it; deadlines have to be met,
provincials have to be fi nished
before Atlantics and unfortunately,
that’s it,” he said.
Cossar added that he hadn’t
heard a lot about the confl ict
and that he doesn’t know of any
recommendations or changes
regarding the March 28th-30th
weekend.
He said HNS has no
jurisdiction over the NSSAF but
acknowledged the need for better
communication between the two
minor sports organizations.
“It’s not that we don’t care, but
it’s defi nitely a situation we can
work to avoid in the future.”
Equally competent on defence
as he is on offence,
Chad Gillies earned tournament
MVP honours
Saturday following the
Dalbrae Dragons’ 68-67
win over Cabot High.
The Dalbrae Dragons won a close one on Saturday to win their own six-team tournament
with a 68-67 win over Cabot. Members of the team include, from left: (front)
Aaron MacDonald, Donald Beaton, Tyson Cameron, Garrett MacKenzie, Brad
MacDonald, Brandon MacKay; (back) Terrance MacDougall, Ryan Moore, Daniel
Cannon, Lohen Campbell, Chad Gillies, James Gillis and coach Wayne Beaton.
Ryan Moore, of the Dalbrae Dragons, draws double
coverage from SAERC’s Bernard Bergesson and
Dwight Howlett during tournament action at Dalbrae
Academy on Friday.
Slowing down Dalbrae’s Brad MacDonald is not an easy task, as SAERC’s Thana
Srirangarajan finds out in Friday’s opening game of the Dalbrae tourney.
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CBHA Huskies win bronze medal
at boys’ basketball tournament
The Cape Breton
Highlands Academy Boys’
Huskies captured third
place in the annual South
Colchester Academy
tournament held last
weekend in Brookfield.
After defeating the
eventual winners Dartmouth
Spartans 75-64 and the
Richmond Hurricanes 82-43
in pool-A play, the Huskies
failed to execute in the
crossovers against the host
South Colchester Academy
Wolves, losing 64-53.
The Huskies rebounded
in the bronze-medal game,
edging pool-B winner
Riverview Royals 2 57-56.
In what perhaps should
have been the tournament
final, the Huskies defeated
Dartmouth 2 in a comefrom-
behind victory 75-64
in their first game.
The Huskies were
trailing 25-8 after the first
quarter and were still 12
points behind at the start of
the fourth. Tough defensive
play started to take apart the
Dartmouth discipline.
Stéphane Goosens, with
22 points and 11 rebounds,
and James MacLellan, 11
points, took advantage of
the technical fouls with
some accurate free-throw
shooting.
Tim Peters ruled both
the offensive and defensive
boards during the fourth
quarter, collecting 23 points
and 15 rebounds.
Also scoring were:
Jordan Bishop, 10; Fabrice
Goosens, 8; Todd Burchell,
1.
The Huskies’ second
game against the Richmond
Hurricanes came right
after their exhausting win
over Dartmouth. From the
opening whistle onwards,
they took the game to the
Hurricanes and never looked
back, cruising to an 82-43
victory.
Scorers were: Tim Peters,
21; Stéphane Goosens,
16; James MacLellan, 15;
Fabrice Goosens, 13; Jordan
Bishop, 6; Todd Burchell
and Gordy Crowley, 4 each;
and Trevor Cranton, 3.
The Huskies could
not get it together in their
early Saturday morning
semifinal against host
South Colchester Academy
Wolves, losing 53-64.
Scorers for the Huskies
were: James MacLellan, 17;
Stéphane Goosens, 11; Tim
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