Wednesday, January 31, 1979

" PEE WEE & PUP DI DIVISION "|
STANDINGS AS OF: JANUARY 28, 1979.

- Cardinals Blank Gordon

THE REVIEW

[ead In Girls Soccer Action

PEE WEE A ° , E With two goals Lil | battled to a 2-2 draw with half, allowing Peninsula to+ A strong team effort J chance for the Sooke

-f.. TEAM P. WL T Pts. G.r.G.A. § DePaoli paced Peninsula | still undefeated Gordon | play a more aggressive | paced Peninsula Cougars to goalic. Aggressive play by
“He. Mayer’s Steel Boats..17 8 6 3.19 74. ..57 § Cardinals to a 3-0 victory | Head Shell in an exciting | game, resulting inanumber |'a humiliating 9-0 victory. | Andrew McKay rewarded
~ Sidney Bakery..... ..17 8 6.3.19 62. ..45 gover. Gordon Head in | Div. 1B soccer pame of shots on the Hawk’s | over Juan de Fuca Domans | the T-Birds with — their

f Ellehammer Industries17 5.8 .4. 14 49° ..72 @ 3irls soccer action Saturday } Sunday. goal.’ Lumber in Div. 5B action : .second goal. Steve Wilson

A Mary’s Coffee Bar...17 6 .7.-4 16. .53.. ..64 afternoon at Wains Park. The game. was stayed . Graham Taylor. and | Saturday. then accounted for his first

| i. “TOP SCORER: wo, G A P : The Cardinals ‘put | under clear skies but an icy | Todd Holt both scored Eddy Walker and ‘Allen. goal of the season.
| Doug Thomson of Mary’ 5 Coffee Bar 25 12037 ‘ogether a fine team effort | pitch made’ for slippery | single goals. Fine defensive | Dobey led Peninsula ‘Always hard working,
| TOP GOALIE: : as they played ‘with’ only |. footwork. performances were turned | marksmen with a pair of | Leo Golden completed

Brad Post of Sidney Bakery — 2.50 Goals Against i nine: girls. Peninsula took
-#.. command from the opening

Average. whistle and, by. half

PEE WEE B f# time,held a 1-0 lead on
TEAM P WL T Pts.GF-GA H . DePaoli’s first goal.
Saan. Pen. Credit Union 17 14° 21 29 .58.....20 J ,,,comdon Head came to
C.Saan. Vol. Fire& w life in. the second but
Police Depts. ...... 176101 13 .33..,..47 eaving by ihe. cane
Sidney Pharmacy... ... 177 91 15 .43..... 44
B Harbour Texaco....... 17.4103 Il .25..... 47 ff defence, backed by sure ball

handling by Gail Stringer i in

TOP SCORER: G A. P goal held them at bay.
‘Martin Heeley of Credit Union 15 5 20 Peninsula’s. lead was
TOP GOALIE: : increased when the op-,

posing goal keeper fumbied
the ball on.the goal line and
DePaoli was there to tap it

I Randy Merkell of Credit Union — 0.88 goals against
average.

PUPS 4 home. The third goal came
TEAM P L T Pts. G:F. G.A.  !ate in the match on a shot -
i Sidney Lions..... 17...760.2 18.572... 86 a by winger Sue. Dorman. -
8 Sidney Kiwanis... .17...6...4 ..218....77..0.5. 50 | Many ‘of. the Cardinal
Island Furniture ..17...8...2 ..16....78...... 64: ‘players enjoyed their best
Canadian Legion .17...8...2... 16,...53...... 70. J games of the anaes
| ror scorer con pp ema omens
Chris Sundher of Island Furniture 26. 15 41

Polstein and striker Linda
Rebitt. .

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TOP GOALIE:
Gary Hermsen ‘of Canadian Legion — 2. 83 Goals
aeninst average.

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Recreation News In Review

“ Continued from Page 6 A special programme ot” Port.» Alberni, ; three
ae ee golf instruction will»:be’] Peninsula ‘staff. members
the person who is willing to | starting. . February 10 at attended ‘a provincially-
? make a sincere effort up the | Sanscha Hall. with -Al | sponsored: : workshop for
ladder to ‘successful weight | Robertson and Phil Scott of | Recreation: © Professionals

‘control. Classes. begin: on
February. 2 at 9 a.m. To.

Glen .Meadows Golf. Club.
There are five sessions for

programmes — starting: this -| valuable.” ‘golf: pointers

_Jeyelty Making for Adults: | This: past weekend, in’

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“it was.like to’ work in an
Arena.” Karen.’ was

young girl named, Chariti.
:It was an exciting day. for.

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| | ner weet Saanich Road), Brentwood Bay

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-at the 25 minute mark when

conducted by Al Affleck of. -
the University of Alberta.

register call the Centre or | beginners~ . and’. in- | Karen, Lorraine, and=
‘drop ‘in. The girls at the } termediates. This is "great Maureen «have: ~ returned.:.’.:
reception: desk..downstairs | chance to. improve your ‘| fired with enthusiasm with :
can register you. Other new. | swing. ‘and: ° get” other.| the ideas shared at the

‘workshop attended by over. -

week and. next: Silk ’| before the “spring rush: to |.60.° Vancouver Island
Flowermaking,.. Silkscreen .| Ardmore.’..and © on recreation. people. ‘At this: .
Printing,. Belly - Dancing, | Meadows. week’ s in-service. training

session; Karen and Lorraine ee
owill - be. ‘reporting © on the..>:
|. workshop as part of anon-

~. going ‘staff programme. for “4

-Focus’,on’ the Peninsula ee

Karen.
Arena
invited. to -...

~ class to let them know what. ~

in- |
“terviewed © by ~ 7-year-old..
Keven Bassett. and another.

“the children since there were. ..*.
many other members of the
4 conimunity, including fire”

and policemen, ambulance. .
music teacher, a. .

;cupations and prof essions, :

in by fullbacks Jamie
Rhodes and Larry. Kubek
with Robert Martin. a

standout at mid-field.
* * *

Peninsula seized the lead goals each with teammates
Niel Gibson,. - Steven
Klausen, Mike Bohnet,
Stephen Hale and Patrick

Walsh all adding singles.
* *

*

Barry Coates drove home a’
penalty kick for a hand ball
which ‘stopped a sure goal.
Marcus Cook took. ad-
vantage of a Gordon Head
error to give Peninsula 2-0
lead at the half.

Gordon Head began the
second half with pressure
and it was only a matter of
minutes until a high arcing
corner kick got past
Peninsula’s -goalie and
trickled over the line.

Gordon Head continued:
to. press and, despite the:
valiant effort under heavy
onslought. by -Peninsula’s
defence, managed to tie the
game in the last minute.
Along with the two goal

Peninsula Hornets
returned to the. winners
circle Saturday, outclassing
Cordova Bay Seals 5-0 in
Div. 7C action at Lochside
Park.

Kevin Rinfret paced the
Hornets. with three goals
with Tommy Kennedy and
David Irving adding singles.

_Rinfret ‘scored. the: first
two goals of the game on
fine passes. from Bobby:
Donaldson. - Tommy.
Kennedy added a third
from . Jonathan. Hunter’s
right - cross . and.» Rinfret
made it 4-0 on apass from

ever

Peninsula Steelers fought -
to a I-1 draw with Gordon
Head Princess Mary in a
Div. 9East match Saturday
at Gordon Head Pool.

Despite a five week
layoff, the Steelers put ona
strong performance earning
the tie. A perfect pass from
Mike Winder resulted in the
tream’s lone goal byJason
Bonneau. |

David Doyle-and John
Irving made some excellent
stops while playing goal.
Duncan Pollen played a
strong game defensively.

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evident

game.
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Juan . de

Div. 9
Saturday.

exhibited — excellent. team
play throughout the game.
After ..a. sluggish ‘start,
both teams settled down to
‘ good soccer. ‘Jamie Phillips
socred his first goal. of the ;
season with a well placed
‘penalty -shot that’ left ‘no

forwards to play an at-
tacking. game with David
Irving having ‘his best game
of the season on right wing.
: Irving also notched the final:
goal as the Hornets went on-
to their most impressive win
of ie season. ,

After an even first: half
which. ended in a scoreless
tie, the. Jets dominated the
second half. with . fine ball -
control and play making.
The. tight Jet defence.|.
Virtually | shut. «down - the.
. Hawk’s attack inthe second’.

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Peninsula’s scoring for the
game. Strong-play by the
defence resulted in goalie
‘Kenny . Neal
tested three times and the
improving | play
Martin Stephens was again

only ~ being

of

the

Peninsula. Kickers edged

Morrison

Plumbing 1-0 in/an exciting
South

match

quickly”

Just a each coupon and ce it : ene a

The Kickers faced a team
superiour in skills-but. not
motivation: as. they seized
‘the advantage late in. the
game andheld .on. for: the
victory. Some good passing
by the forwards and ex- |
cellent backfield work by — |

scorers, goalie Brian Coates | Darren Noble. os John | McCartney ~ put.
also played an outstanding Hornets. continued to : pressure on JdF: A perfect
game. dominate in the second half Peninsula Thunderbirds | pass~ from — > Todd
* * * with their defence, led by | blanked Sooke Coasters 4-0 |. Jakubowski: led . to. the
Peninsula Jets blanked | Darren Goodyear, staying | in.a Div. 5D game Sunday. |. winning goal by Shane
Cordova Bay Hawks 2-0 in} completely on top of the} | Peninsula played again | Gunster. ;
_Div.3B action Sunday. Seals. . This. allowed. the | with a minimum team but woe

JdF, Alexander’s: battled
A - with
? Peninsula’ Warriors in an’:
evenly- -played Div. 8 West .
match Sunday. ;

_JdF took “an. early: lead
Peninsula
equalized the score on Glen

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Donnelys shot from the 184 in from pressing forwards”

yeard. line. Despite the] and sending it up the field,
Warriors control of the] with long accurate kicks.
play, they could not * * *

capitalize on their constant-]~
pressure as they were again
plagued: by their biggest
problem of the season — an
inability to score.

It was, however, -the
Warriors best co-ordinated
team effort of the season
with © the.» Peninsula’s
goalkecpers White and
Phillips seldom tested due
to. Doug Scott's. continued
outstanding play at
fullback, gathering the ball

The Warrior’s hard work
and -improved positional
play. is beginning to pay off:

The flu -took it’s - toll
Sunday as Peninsula Flyers
lost their first game of the
‘season 4-0 to Lansdowne E.
O. Da Vinci.

Playing. with. only” ten
men, ‘the game was closer
than the score indicated.
The Flyers had a lot of mis.
directed ‘kicks under poor
field conditions.

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JAN. 2, 1979 Ta
FEB. 14, 1979

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