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This weekend, the UPEI fenc- ing club attended a tournement in Halifax, NS. The men suc- ceeded in placing fourth in both Epee and Sabre while the Women took home a Silver in both Epee and Sabre. In addition, in the Master’s Foil event, they were able to capture both second and

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The Panthers role this year will be one-of top contenders in the AUAA. The Panthers lost only one player, but that player was their top guard Delroy Adams. Stepping in to take over for Adams will be fifth year player Alonzo Wright. With Acadia’s loss of Kevin Venoit to Cancer for the year UPEI and Dal took to fight out for top spot all year.

The Panthers recieved a big boost this year when Curtis Brown returned to fulfill his elegi- bility. Brown will be looked upon to relace AUAA all-star Steve Ring who decided to leave the Panthers last year. -

1988-89 Preview

If the Panthers are to be suc- cessful these will be players who will be looked upon to play key roles: Peter Gordon- a third year player who came into his own last year looks to get better. At times Gordon looks to be unstop- pable. He will certainly be looked upon to do much of the scoring. Dave Dunn- The Panthers tallest player at 6’5” again will have to fight it out with, in many cases, much taller players. He was voted the players most improved player and could be a very key player. Curtis Brown - He will undoubt- edly help the Panthers at the guard spot. He will also be looked

to take up the slack in scoring due to the departure of Steve Ring.

Alonzo Wright - The fifth year player will be taking over for departed guard Delroy Adams. Wright who has experience at the one spot should be able to make the transition. He will be a key figure all year long. Mark Roberts - Also a fifth year player. Could possibly see time at center.

Had great year last year. Will

be looked to, to provide not only leadership but inside scoring.

Brett Wood - A third year player who gradually has shown improvement over the past two

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years. Coach Morrison thinks his time has arrived and should see lots of floor time.

Dennis Smith - A_ highly touted rookie from Toronto has potential to be another Mike Morgan says Morrison. Nick- named Air Wolf for his incredible jumping ability. Morrison thinks he will be the only rookie with key impact possibilities.

The rest of the Panthers

Duncan Shaw - Third year

player who could see time at cen- ter. Worked out extensively all summer long to improve. May

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surpise people. Bobby O’Brien - Second year player. Shows flashes of brilliance at times.

Could quite well be. key con- tributer of this bench if he shakes nagging ankle injury. At this time appears fully healthy.

Darryl Fynch - Rookie guard. Net eligible until Christmas. Great ballhandler could possibly fit into plans later in year.

Mark Cameron - Another rookie guard. At present time ‘getting used to system. Down the road could be a valuable member.

Bobby Messun - Second year student, did not make team last year. Look good this year.

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Should see increased floortime this year. Can really excite crowds with tremendous dunks. Needs a bit more experience.

Head Coach George Morrison - Says the team is quite experi- enced. Delroy Adams was a big - loss but Alonzo Wright can step in and fill the job. Curtis Brown, if he plays like he can, should ade- quately replace Steve Ring. Lack depth at guard. Hopefully Lynch can come in and help later on. Looks for Peter Gordon, Mark Roberts, Alonzo Wright, Dave Dunn to be key players. : Brett Wood should as well see ; a lot of action. Dennis Smith STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF. could as well be a surprise con- : i tributer. ee

Bobby Cambell Had to sit last year out. Could fit in at guard position. Layoff might affect him.

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