Sports

One win and one loss for two
Peninsula ladies’ field hockey
teams on the weekend havent
discouraged players.

In Division 3 of the Vancouver
Island Ladies’ Field Hockey
League, the Kapteyns Super Salon
team kept on the leading edge of a
very evenly matched game against .
the Cowichan Kestrels Saturday,
team spokesman Christine Buckle
said.
¢é The Kestrels opened the scoring
with a first-half goal but the
Peninsula squad battled back with
a goal by Joan McKimm off a
penalty comer midway through the
second half. — :

Just moments later, Lynn Lewis
scored the tie-breaker after taking
a rebound from the Kestrel goal-
keeper to give the Kapteyns a 2-1
victory:

Playing an outstanding game for
the Kapteyns at left half was
Melanie Clarke, who is the team’s
most improved player, Buckle said.

Meanwhile, the Hotel Sidney
+ Hobbits “lost miserably” to the
Cowichan Cardinals Saturday at
home on the Parkland School -
' field, Buckle said.

-er Tina LaBine, the Hobbits fell
3-0: a

_ “She was just dynamite,” Buck- —
le said. “If it wasn’t for her the
score would have been much
higher.” -

The 16-year-old LaBine thwart-
ed Cardinal players with several
breakaway chances in a fast-paced,
action-packed match, Buckle said.

Scoring for the Cardinals were

Marg Luff, Barb Grimes and Nan- —

cy Munro. -
In men’s field hockey action,
‘ the Peninsula has two teams in the

same division — both sponsored .

by the Airport TraveLodge — and
need more players.
The men had a bye last weekend

“due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
But in regular league action Oct. 4
at Parkland School, the men’s
Peninsula A team defeated the
Peninsula B team 1-0 on a goal by
female player Geri Pearson.

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© Despite heroic play by goalkeep-

Kapteyns win and Hobbits lose while
men’s teams seek additional players

shortage of manpower, Buckle

~ Said.

In earlier games, the Peninsula
A team saw victory Sept. 27 with a
5-2 score on goals by Ian Pearson
(2), Norm Keevil, Simon Lightbo-
dy and Andrew Jackson.

The same day, Peninsula B lost
6-1. Lightbody was the lone
Peninsula scorer.

On Sept. 20 the men’s Peninsula -
A team defeated the Rebels with a
3-1 score on goals by Jackson (2),
and Lightbody.

The same day, the Peninsula B
side fell 4-1 to the Hawks. Graham
Lilly was the lone Peninsula scor-
er.

Men interested in playing com-
petitive field hockey through the
season can call Norm at 656-8690,
Terry at 656-5749 or Steve at
652-3795, Buckle said.

Men’s games are held on Sun-
days with a regular practice sched-
uled for each Tuesday.

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Ladies play Saturday and all
four Peninsula teams are looking
forward with anticipation to the
opening of a turf field at UVic,
Buckle said.

Apparently, the ball moves faster
on turf, making for a quicker
game.

The Hobbits and Kapteyns take
a break next weekend as a high
school tournament is underway.
Next ladies’ action is Oct. 24 at
Lansdowne fields.

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