TheReview

Wednesday, March 20, 1991 .— -A23

Second-half surge brings win —

as Hobbits drown Sailors 3-1
The Division 2 Hotel Sidney Heather Dobbs and Maureen
Hobbits ladies’ field hockey team Campbell each scored after the
posted an impressive 3-1 victory intermission to dampen the spirits
over the Victoria-based Sailors of the determined Sailors, who
team, Saturday. tried valiantly to turn the tide, she
} said.
en ae Be eae But the result was inevitable as
hoe arn by Seon a ee) Ae on the Hobbits piled on the pressure
- But the Hobbits fought back to as eee ue
- take control of the game-and to Sal P go
Lillie just before the halftime ,¥6 had lots of shots on goal
Smee and we even hit the post a couple
; of times but their goalkeeper was
It was nearly all one-way action pretty sharp,” Dahl said.
in the second half as the Hobbits “Now that we’re playing well,
kept the Sailors pinned in their we stand a good chance to be in
~~ cs = oo so i own half, Dahl said. the playoffs.”
- GOING AFTER THE BALL in Peninsula Soccer Association action recently were the
five-ana-six-yeal-old players from the Peninsula Flyers intersquad league, at Centennial :
ve m NOW OPEN
|
| a a
Colour back on form with 3-0 win .
Following a disappointing loss | defender and rifled a shot inside who shot the ball past the startled
to a more focussed Gorge club last the near post for his first goal of keeper. TOYOTA e Daily, Weekly, Monthly
week, Magic Colour retumed to _‘the year. With seconds to play, Oak Bay NEW CARS
form Saturday with a convincing Magic Colour abandoned its age a Jast atempt to break the - Competitive rates
3-0 victory over a determined Oak normal defensive style for one of on out
Bay squad, Saturday. pure allack: Lee Dryden: and! Jim A forward got in behind the
In their previous meeting, Magic Saunderson were solid in the mid- peninsula defense and sent a low METRO
Colour had to play catch-up soc- field, constantly setting up the 4,74 shot to the corner, Unde- RENTALS
cer, drawing even in the last five forwards whose hustle intensified 444 jeft his feet and flew tow-
minutes. This time, Magic Colour as the game progressed. Reese ards the far post and made a Travelodge
played a close-checking game in Larson, playing his first game as a spectacular save, robbing the Oak 2280 Beacon Ave.,
the first half, feeling that a close _ forward, showed there is no substi- Bay forward of wim lookeil @ bea Re nt a CG ar Sine, he Ve La
score at the half would give them _ tute for blinding speed. sure goal. Phone (604) 656-2301
the momentum going into the _‘Ten minutes after Loveridge’s  \angic Colour’s team work and
@ second half. goal, the Peninsula forwards hustle were the secret Saturday,
The first half was evenly con- oe a ter ae ae again, with every player putting out 110 eSTaa Pes :
tested. A beautiful corner kick by Mage = ae g ae pee per cent for 70 minutes. District Ne | “ee Sidney
Gus Moms found the head of Jay © "es a 2 oe 2 h S d o jj 1S cup play is approaching and Magic =| Noe re
Loveridge who beat the keeper, but nme ee GC eae ee Colours pressing for a sixth < NS S ; Ab S If
not the post. At the other end, an Saundeison we made AO THISIAKE, consecutive championship season. or x ervice ove e
Oak Bay forward put a shot just fees iS OAM Ilo INS DAC OF All supporters are appreciated,
wide of the BOSS . ‘Aline oine: endl, iho assests te2m manager Jamie Douglas said.
| The second half began with style of keeper Darryl Underwood
| intense pressure from Magic Col- thwarted any breaks made by the
our. Twelve minutes into the game, Oak Bay forwards.
Jay Loveridge, who had been With under 15 minutes to play,
foiled by the post in the first half, | Paul Friedmeyer threaded a lovely
took the ball from an Oak Bay pass to a streaking Mason Walker
a a 5
Stunning 9-1 victory for Harvey’s
oe

The Peninsula Harvey’s keeper.

Sporting Goods Division Doub Beaton was goal
5B soccer team gained a keeper in the second half
stunning 9-1 victory over and stopped all goals but
Cordova Bay Falcons at one.

Lochside Park on Saturday. In the second half, one

Because of scheduling goal each was scored by
problems, this turned out Jeremy Birnbaum, Scott
to be an exhibition game Muir, Jason Carvalho and
but nevertheless Harvey’s Cam Inouye. All goals but
team did take it seriously. one were breakaways.

In the first half Michael Although the score was
Hughes scored two goals, one-sided, Cordova Bay
Doug Beaton two goals did try on many occasions
and Kevin McCoubrey one to score but the great
goal, while all advances by defensive work only
Cordova Bay were stopped allowed the Falcons one

er by the defense and Cam goal.
Inouye, Harvey's goal The team is looking for-

One family, two victories

ward to District Cup play-
offs, which should be start-
ing next weekend, said
manager Ron Muir.

/f youre

NEW IN
TOWN

INTERIOR DESIGN

Sidney’s Van Den Bulk
family is in high spirits
after two family members
distinguished themselves
in cross-country running
and speed skating events
on the weekend.

Sixteen-year-old David
qualified for the Cana-
dian Junior Mens’ speed
skating team with a
super-fast third-place

- performance, Saturday.

He eamed the right to
represent his country
after winning the bronze
medal in the A division
of his category at the B.C
speed skating champion-
ships in Fort St. John:

~ He’s flying high right

_ now. It was a big surprise

for him,” Annecy Van Den
Bulk-said.

David’s sister Jean-
nette, 13, continued her
dominance in distance
running by winning the
13-and-under category in
the Vancouver Island
cross-country champion-
ship series, Sunday.

This is the third year in
a row that she’s won the
title for racing over two to
four-kilometer distances.

Earning a perfect
record of victories this
season, she sealed the
championship after win-
ning the fifth and last
race in the series at Port
Alberni, Sunday.

and dont know
which way to turn,

‘call the

tTo.

You'll be glad you did.

~Wetome Mig.

hostesses at:

SERVICE AVAILABLE

Let us help you with coordinating.

(Sidney & North Saanich)
Theresa Thom 656-7746
Claudia Parfitt 656-7898

(Brentwood & Central Saanich)

Frances Suddaby 652-7767
Vicky Jackson 652-5689

(Baby Welcome)

Fern Gifford 656-8932

Welcome Wagon Answering
Service 479-3385

WAGIC COLOUR

= wi Decorating Centre
9773 - 5th Street Sidney 656-2202