Buckskins pull even with Bears

Conestoga Valley guard Caitlyn Dillard scored a game-high 17 points as the Buckskins stayed in the L-L League playoff hunt Friday night with a 41-35 win over Elizabethtown. CV and E-town, each with a 9-6 league record, are tied for second place in Section Two. Lebanon clinched the section title Friday with a 58-39 win over Garden Spot.

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Trailing by a point at halftime, Dillard fueled CVs third-quarter explosion with nine points. The Bucks scored 20 of the 28 points in the quarter. CV will host Lebanon in Tuesdays league regular season finale while the Bears will play host to Ephrata. Also in Fridays Section Two play: Lebanon 58, Garden Spot 39: Shaleene Hare came away with a game-high 14 points for the Cedars in their win over the visiting Spartans. Ephrata 48, Solanco 41: Marcy Dull paced the Mounts with a game-high 22 points in a win over the visiting Golden Mares. In Section One: Hempfield 33, Manheim Township 25: Katie Walck scored a game-best 13 points and led the Black Knights in a road win over the Streaks. Warwick 42, Penn Manor 30: Kate Cunninghams three treys in the third quarter put the host Warriors up for good over the Comets. Cunningham led all scorers with 16 points while teammate Aislinn Sutcliffe chipped in 13. Kelsey Caruthers tallied 13 points for Penn Manor. In Section Three: Elco 48, Donegal 43: The Raiders upset the Indians after trailing by four at the half. Elcos Kathy Cook scored a game-high 21 points while Amanda Young led Donegal with 14. Manheim Central 71, Lampeter- Strasburg christian audigier clothing 39: Rebekah Roland poured in a game-high 20 points and Mary Stoner added 12 points to lead the Barons over the Pioneers. Meredith Chura scored 16 points for L-S. Cocalico 50, Lancaster Mennonite 40: The Eagles Stephanie Taylor scored a game-high 15 points in their win over the visiting Blazers. Katelyn Vanderhoff led Mennonite with 12 points. In Section Four: Lancaster Catholic 83, Pequea Valley 28: The Crusaders outscored the Braves 32-5 in the second quarter to secure the win. Beth Holt scored 13 of her game- high 18 points in the second, including three treys. Teammate Allison ODay added 12 points. Columbia 51, Lebanon Catholic 38: Tori Aston scored 13 points and Tara Anspach chipped in 12 to lead the Crimson Tide past the Beavers. Catholics Anna Wengert tallied a game- high 16 points. Annville-Cleona 47, Northern Lebanon 40: A-Cs Tiff Wagner scored a game-high 15 points including her 1,000th career point midway through the second quarter in a road win over the Vikings. Free-throw shooting proved crucial in the game with A-C making 20-of-31 from the charity stripe and NL 4-of-17. Section One League Overall Team W L W L a-McCaskey 14 1 20 2 a-Cedar Crest 13 2 15 6 Hempfield 11 4 15 6 Warwick 7 8 10 12 Manheim Township 4 11 8 14 Penn Manor 1 14 2 20 Section Two League Overall Team W L W L ab- Lebanon 11 4 14 7 Elizabethtown 9 6 14 8 Conestoga Valley 9 6 11 11 Ephrata 7 8 8 13 Garden Spot 3 12 4 16 Solanco 1 14 2 19 Section Three League Overall Team W L W L ab-Cocalico 14 1 19 3 Manheim Central 11 4 16 6 Lancaster Mennonite 10 5 14 8 Elco 9 6 13 9 Lampeter-Strasburg 7 8 11 11 Algeria Donegal 2 13 4 17 Section Four League Overall Team W L W L ab-Lancaster Catholic 15 0 22 0 Annville- Cleona 6 9 9 11 Lebanon Catholic 5 10 5 17 Columbia 4 11 8 14 Pequea Valley 4 11 8 14 Northern Lebanon 4 11 5 16 a-Clinched league playoff berth b-Won section title


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Burger I'll keep taking the ba

FOR Jacques Burger, every picture tells the story of his rugby life. The Saracens flanker sports a broken nose that has been repaired "four or five times" and the kind of wild hair that acts as a warning to the unwary.

Burger plays with such commitment that he appears to put his body at serious risk every time he goes into contact.

He admits to having spent four days recovering from the effects of his performance against London Irish on the opening day of the season but now that his body is, once again, accustomed to the batterings, he is desperate to take on leaders Northampton Saints at Vicarage Road on Sunday.

However, it would be wrong to suggest Burger was merely a back- row forward intent on putting himself in harm's way. Top class open- side flankers need to be both slightly mad and technically sound to fulfil their role, which revolves around knocking opponents over and trying to steal the ball or delay the opposition getting their mlb jerseys wholesale hands on possession.

"My wife loves my nose and hair and still says I am pretty," said Burger. "I play rugby with passion and you could describe me as fearless. I just go out there to enjoy my rugby. Someone asked me recently how I manage to get 'up' for games and there is a switch which goes on once I'm on the pitch.

"Some of the backs say that I have no respect for my body but all I'm doing is giving 100 per cent to the cause and hopefully, giving the team a boost during the game.

"I feel so at home on the pitch, I'm lucky to have been born that way. Yes, it does hurt the day after a match when the adrenaline has gone but the soreness does get less as the season goes on and we are going to have another vital game with Northampton.

"It will be a big old battle and I came to England to play with and against the best players and if we want to win the Premiership then saint yves we have to beat Northampton on Sunday."

Having arrived last December, Burger has quickly won over the Sarries fans who would have known little about the former Bulls forward when he moved to London to replace Wikus van Heerden, who returned to South Africa to join the Lions in Johannesburg.

Anyone who hears Burger's voice will wrongly assume that he's another of the club's South African contingent but the 27-year-old is a native of Windhoek and has just guided Namibia through the tough qualifying rounds to earn a place at the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

Given that the Namibian squad only feature four professional players, they are always going to struggle on the biggest stage and have yet to win a match at a World Cup tournament. It will be the fourth time they will be appearing at the greatest rugby show on the planet and while their predominantly amateur squad will hope to make an impact, everyone associated with the team knows that captain Burger is certain to leave his mark on the opposition. "Hopefully, at the end of next year I will be captain of Namibia again," said Burger, who has been capped 24 times.

"It's a great achievement to qualify and I'm very proud. Of course it is tough group with South Africa, Wales, Fiji and Samoa. When you look at that pool you can say we have been thrown into the deep end -- let's hope we bring the World Cup back to Namibia!" While Burger's life currently revolves around rugby, he is planning for the future and has bought a farm with his father-in-law back home in Namibia and will be undertaking courses while here in England to prepare him for a very different c
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