4.6 PENINSULA NEWS REVIEW

Warriors make provincials

The Peninsula Warriors Peewee A2 team have earned a berth in
the Provincial Championships, coming up J uly 29 to Aug. 3 in
Kelowna... °

To get there they had to take on Nanaimo in a best-of-three tilt af-
ter two solid weeks of practice. And the practice paid off.

The Warriors put two of their best games together July 11 and 12

~ to hammer Nanaimo 13-4 on Saturday and polish them off Sunday
with a 20-1 victory.

Saturday, the Warriors were sluggish going into the first period,
which ended in a 33 tie. The team came back and out-scored
Nanaimo the rest of the way, including five powerplay goals.

Joe Seward and Micah Claxton led the way with a hat trick apiece,
with Brent Curry and Michael Morris each chipping in with a pair of
goals. Singles went to Cory Conway, Ilya Ford-Ruckle and Dion Sam.
Eric Gummer slotted five assists, while Conway came across with four,
Claxton, three, and Sam with a pair. Derek Aason added the single.

_. Hungry for a trip to the provincials, the Warriors came out flying
~ on Sunday when they hosted game two in the series.

The Peninsula squad used superior passing, running and defence
in staking to a first-period lead of 9-1. Nanaimo started getting loose

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around the edges and the Warriors popped in six powerplay goals. .
‘Dion Sam and Curry each scored four goals, Gummer notched three,
-Quinton Sam with two, and singles went to Chris Conway, Cory Con-
way, Cory Keepence, Jason Hoffman, Morris Seward and Claxton.

Claxton’ and Cory Conway each notched five assists, Gummer
slipped i in three. Dion Sam and Curry had two each, with singles go-
ing to Bryan Reeve, Keepence, Ford-Ruckle and Hoffman. Goalie
Matthew Flindell was solid in the net during both games.

‘The team is still looking for sponsors to help offset travelling costs.
Anyone willing to assist can call Gummer at 652-5567.

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botsford last wéekend as the B.C. Junior (18-19) High Jump Champion.

In fact, at the end of regular competition j jumps, he was ahead of the
eventual Senior Championship winner but couldn't compete against him

_because he wasn't entered in that category.
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18. 82m, while another PB marked the third-place ribbon 7 Joshua Nel-

Wednesday, jul 15, 1998

heavy rain had created a slick jumping auriace. He had to change to
longer spikes in order to get a proper take-off. Consequently, his win-

~~ ning height of 1.85m was well below his personal best of 2.02m. But it

was good enough for first.
_ Fellow Pen Track athlete Lindy Payne also stepped up to contest the
~ Junior Javelin Championships, securing a fifth-place win with her best
throw of 33.05m.

-. Both athletes are hoping for better conditions in Richmond at the
end of the month for the Juvenile Championships.

At the same time, younger members of the Pen Track were dealing
with only slightly drier conditions at Nanaimo for the last Island Series
meet of the season, where they rustled up 46 ribbons and 38 PBs be-
tween them.

Leading the parade was Summer Games-bound Tyler Cocker, who
aced six of his eight events and took second place in the other two. His
wins came in the 100M hurdles (15.3), 300M hurdles (44.3 PB), high
jump (1.55m), long jump (4.91m), javelin (29.9m) and pole vault (2.75m).

Bryan Perrin led the field in his 3,000M event, winning with a time
of 12:03.4, while second-place ribbons were won by nine year-old Peter
Rootin the 800M race walk (6:06.4) and Fraser Hayes in the triple jump,
with a PB of 8.24m.

_ Ben Lott came home with three thir deplace streamers for his efforts
in the 100M (14.6), long lump (4.08m) and the shot (7.60m). Younger
brother Matt also had a third-place finish in the discus, with a PB of

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And although she didn’t bring back any ribbons, it was a successful

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