Gurton’s wins in
B.C. Cup action

The Peninsula Gurton’s Gar-
age Division 8 soccer team
mm} stormed to a convincing 3-0
win over the Gordon Head
Vikings in B.C, Cup action last
weekend.

Attacking strongly from the
start was Tyler Kennedy and
John Thompson, both hitting
goal posts before teammate
Andrew Scott-Moncrieff scored
the first goal on a low-left-
footed shot into the net.

The team displayed solid
defensive play with Sean Parke,
Johnny Underwood and Luke
Beyeks, fresh from a South
African tour, keeping sporadic
Viking attacks under control.

Andrew Still and Andrew
McRae controlled the midfield
with determined tackles and
hard running, a team spokes-
man said.

In the second half, Gurton’s
kept the pressure on with tight
passing from an aggressive for-
ward line, resulting in Kennedy
scoring from a low angle.

About ten minutes later
Charlie Harry and Ryan Oakley
moved the ball forward to Jer-
emy Jones, who scored with a
powerful 20-yard shot to ensure
the victory.

Gurton’s now moves into the
quarter finals and a match
4 against Lakehill Saturday.

Novice all-stars
prepare for big
Seattle tournament

A team of Peninsula hockey
players are preparing to face the
best the Pacific Northwest has
to offer in Seattle’s Western
Pacific Novice Tournament,
April 6-8.

The nine and ten year-olds
have been doing a great job in
most of their games so far this
year —only losing three times
in about 50 outings.

The team is made up of three
or more players from each of
four minor hockey association
house league teams.

There is no rep team program
at the novice level so players’
parents took the initiative to
form and sponsor the team
themselves, team spokesman
Dan Kotyk said.

“We bought ice time at Lake
Cowichan and wherever we
could get it,” he said.

Team members have been
selling chocolates and parents
have been drumming up cor-
porate support to help finance
the endeavor.

“Tt’s worth it, the kids love it,
they can’t get enough ice
time,’ Kotyk said.

The team will gear up for the
competition against their
American counterparts with a
tournament at the Racquet Club
in Victoria this weekend.

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Magic Colour wins Lower Island championship

Peninsula Magic Colour contin-
ued its magic by winning its
biggest game so far this season —
the Lower Island B.C. Cup Cham-
pionship for Division 6. :

Colour played Lakehill Totem
Towing, a much bigger and
rougher team than any other in the
league, coach John McDonald
said.

Despite the difference in size,
Magic Colour used special strate-
gy to defeat Lakehill 2-1. This
came after a dramatic 1-0 win over
last year’s champions, the Cordova
Bay Hawks, March 3.

The difference was that the
smaller Magic Colour players
played as a team and didn’t let the
size and intimidation of the Lake-
hill players get to them.

Colour’s early defensive strate-
gy was to try and trap the aggres-
sive Lakehill forwards in offside
positions by moving quickly out of
their own end on change plays.

The neutral officiating provided
by Gordon Head Soccer Club was
excellent and the result was Lake-
hill was called at least five times in
the first 15 minutes for offside
infractions. This caused considera-
ble frustration for several of the
star Lakehill players and it showed
on the field.

The first goal of the game came
early in the first half after a nice
series of plays by Magic Colour
players. Colour’s defense, headed
by Jay Loveridge, Jon Goulet,
Rease Larson and Brian Terrell,
broke up a Lakehill play in their

own end and cleared the ball out to
centre field.

Left-half Chris McDonald took ~
the ball on the run and crossed a
long shot in front of the net. Centre
half Gus Morris then quickly
trapped the ball and hit it hard into
the top comer of the net, past a
somewhat bewildered Lakehill
tender.

Colour had several other golden
opportunities to increase the lead
in the first half. Winger Darrell
Underwood headed a beautiful
ball just inches outside the top
comer of the net after another nice
cross from Mortis.

A little later McDonald scored
after deflecting a nice shot from
the right side but the linesman
ruled a Colour forward offside on
the play, disallowing the goal.

Lee Dryden, Shaun Kingerley,
Jim Saunderson, Chris Gray and
Bill Farrant worked especially
hard in midfield to keep the pres-
sure on Lakehill.

At the start of the second half
Lakehill realized they were in
trouble and began a strong assault
on Peninsula. But Colour keeper
Brian Timms was equal to the
challenge, playing nothing short of
spectacular in making several key
saves that looked like sure goals.

Despite the good tending, Lake-
hill scored to tie the game about
ten minutes into the half after their
top forward, Nico Craveiro, broke
down the sideline and was tripped
in the penalty area.

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Craveiro was lucky to score on
the resulting penalty shot after
Timms dove and almost deflected
the ball wide of the net.

About ten minutes later Lakehill
had another good scoring chance
that was thwarted by Timms. A
Lakehill midfielder broke into the
open a took a long hard, high shot
from about 25 meters out.

Timms, who was looking direct-
ly into the sun at the time saw the
ball at the last minute and some-
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air with hands raised, just deflect-
ing the ball wide of the net.

Timm’s theatrics seemed to
spark Colour back to life and the
play switched back into Lakehill’s
end. After several hard checks by
Colour players, Morris made
another of his patented crosses
into the box, giving winger Unde-
rwood a partial breakaway. Unde-
rwood didn’t miss the opportunity
a drove a hard shot into the left
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next two weeks for the Island
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