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TheReview

Wednesday, April 24,1991 — A23

Parkland Secondary school.

Despite carrying the play for
much of the game, the Division 7B
Gurton’s Gators soccer team was
defeated in a District Cup final
Saturday.

The Gators fell to Lakehill soc-
cer club 2-1 in the final, which
was played in Sooke.

The taller Lakehill squad got the
first goal of the game after launch-
ing a long ball forward and scoring
on a goal mouth scramble.

However, from that point on the
Gators carried the play, said coach
David Main.

Their persistence was rewarded
just before halftime. Peter Makris
booted the ball on the net, forcing
the Lakehill goalkeeper to make a
: save. But Joel Woods was able to
ee slam the rebound into the goal for
the Gator’s equalizer.

Main said the second half
opened with the Gators applying
continuous pressure on Lakehill,
as Gator midfielders were deter-
mined to keep the ball in their
Opponent’s end.

But Lakehill was awarded a
direct penalty shot in its only
penetration of the Gator’s goal
area in the half, said Main. A
Lakehill player sent the ball past a
sprawling goalie Jeff Mcdonaugh,

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opponent during

Gators’ Cup dreams over

who read the shot but couldn’t
Stop it.

It was the last Lakehill shot on
goal, but they wouldn’t need
another.

In the final 15 minutes, the
Gators blitzed the Lakehill goal
area looking for the marker that
would send the game into over-
time.

Some anxious moments were
caused in the closing seconds
when Gator Andrew Still sent a
long ball into the goal area, said
Main. But the Gators couldn’t
capitalize.

It was the end of the season for
the Gators, who were coached by
Main and Mike Thompson, with
Brian'Scott-Moncrieff as manager.

Peninsula karate kids and adults
made quite an impact at the Van-
couver Island Karate Invitational
tournament Saturday.

Local karate competitors placed
well in a number of categories,
from Pee Wee, aged five to seven,
to men’s over 35.

“I was quite impressed with the
quality of competition and the size
of the competition,’ said Mike
Puckett, of Puckett’s Noble House
of Karate, which sponsored the
event.

The tournament ran throughout
the day Saturday at Parkland
Secondary school, with about 350
competitors taking part in over 40
categones.

Results from Peninsula athletes
in the Kata division arg: Doug
Fulton, third, men’s over-35 under
black belt; Kyle Broad, third,
men’s black belt; David
Lougheed, third, men’s white and
yellow belts; Trish Palmer, first,
Cathy Ball, second and Nancy
Verhagen, third, women’s blue and
brown belts; Janet Wright, second,
women’s white and yellow belts;
Jeremy Mason, first, Pee Wee
(eight and nine) blue belt and up;
Jimmy Wright, first, and Bryan
Garduno, third, Pee Wee (eight and
nine); and Grace Verhagen,
second, Pee Wee (five to seven).

In the Sparring division, results
for local athletes are: Gil Owen,
second, and Bob Close, fourth,
men’s over-35 under black belt:
Dylan Steele, fourth, men’s blue
and brown belts, lightweight divi-
sion; Dave Osguthorpe, first,
men’s orange and green belts,

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lightweight division; Nancy Ver-
hagen, first, Cathy Ball,
second,and Julie Pocock, fourth,
women’s blue and brown belts;
Christine Tahmasebi, third, junior
(10 to 12) blue to brown belts;

Impressive showing for Pucketi’s Peninsula fighters _

Jason Huberts, first, junior (10 to
12) white and yellow belts; and
Shane Lynch, second, Robert
Grieves, third and Ryan Ward,
fourth, Pee Wee (eight and nine)
white and yellow belts.

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