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Don’t give up hope.

If Claremont’s senior boys’ soc-
cer team lost to Spectrum last
night the Parkland Panthers arc

one of four teams to make the-

Panthers’ soccer st still in the running for a championshi

match.
It wasn’t until late in the game

‘that Gary Henry came through for

the Panthers with a long high chip

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me Spectrum beats Claremont,
leaving Parkland in. the top four,
the Panthers will play again Thurs-

the back of the net.

““We had 10 good chances, then
Gary made a goal out of absolute-
ly nothing,” Milligan said.

Parkland for the two points needed

to advance to the championship

round and it was a tough battle.
“Now we have to sit and wait for

the first-half of that game to give

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; _win.’

the final seconds. was grabbed by -

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part of. the second half, Lawes.

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_ said. “He robbed several of our. #
~ forwards of certain. chances,” .
- The opposition got on the score-
board first,

‘shot that went over the keeper into Claremont was as desperate as someone else to decide our fate for day.
championship round of the Lower & 3
Island: High School Soccer
League.

“We needed to win,” coach Joe
Milligan said about a Monday
game against Claremont. “A clear
two points would have put us
ahead.”

Instead, the Panthers fought to a
1-1 tic and collected only one
point — for a nine point total and
atic for third place in league
standings with. Esquimalt,

“Claremont could win (Tucs-
day) and tic with us,” Milligan
said. But Claremont is facing
Spectrum, who. have a solid grip
on second place in the league and
should win.

To get into third place the
Panthers took a big victory over
Esquimalt Thursday with a close }
4-3 score. q
’ “We had to win but v were against
a team that was a little stronger,’
Milligan’ said. “‘We got a great
effort from the boys on that one.”

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