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The Parkland junior boys volley-
ball team lost the final game of a
weckend tournament on a contro-
versial referee call to finish in
fourth place on Vancouver Island.

By GLENN WERKMAN
Review Staff Writer

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junior

“It was a tough way to end the
tournament,”’ said coach Lorne

Chan.

_ The junior Panthers won their
first scrics of the Island Champi-
onship at Vanier School in Cour-
tenay Friday night against Robron
School from Campbell. River 15-8

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: Atom: Eagles. had. a
- allowing Juan de Fuca to ‘get on
. the scoreboard first-and create a
i two-goal lead: after t two periods of ;
yp pllay. os
: Going into. the. third period:
AP “down 2-0 provided the motivation
“= for Cameron: Williams. He took a.”
} pass from. Tony Ward to put the |

Eagles on the board at 8:15°of the |:

and 15-9. Robron eventually. went
on to win the tournament.

The players then made coach:
Chan happy with two straight wins
over Oak Bay, 15-13 and 15-0. In.
their last-match Friday night the
juniors lost. 11-15 and 13-15 to
Balenas School from Parksville. :

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to the wire — barcly securing

victory by a single point.

The close games didn’t end

there. In the next serics — and
what proved to be the final one —

the Parkland juniors lost their first

“game to Brooks School 12-15.

They came back in the second

Saturday morning found the -
Parkland team half asleep as they
lost 4-15 and 6-15 to Colquitz.

In the next scries against Camp-
bell River’s Southgate School the
junior Panthers split the first two
matches, 15-11 and 13-15, and
won. the third 15-8 to win the
scrics,

The team went on to play
George Bonner, losing the first
game 10-15 and winning the.
second game 15-3. In the third

game to take a 15-6 victory and
advance to a third and deciding
game.

It was a close one that built up

‘ into a 16-16 tie, Parkland serving.

The serve was good, the ball was
tipped back by Brooks, and it was
missed by a Parkland defender.
The serve went to Brooks but a
Parkland player batted the ball
under the net to the Brooks server
and the referee called the play,
giving Parkland a red‘card and

li foul

game Parlkland took it right down

Wednesday, November 30, 1988

th on

Brooks an automatic single point
for a 17-16 victory.

‘“‘Usually they only award a red
card for something major,” Chan
said. “Since it was won because of
a referce’s call it’s harder for (the
players) to take.”

The final tally Icft Parkland in
fourth place with Robron in first,

Balenas in second and Colquitz in. .

third. Trailing in fifth was South-
gate, followed by Bonner, Brooks
and Oak Bay.

Chan said. if the team. would
have stayed sharper in the last two
games it may have won, but play-
ers found it difficult to get the
adrenalin going after a full day.

Outstanding players included
Brett Mikkelson and Chad Watson >
who ‘did an excellent job setting,
and captain Nathan Davis who had

Island

an excellent second day of the
tournament reinforcing the def-
ence,

Mike Golin and Justin Gayler
took the lion’s share of the hitting
duties and very consistent getting
the points for the Panthers, Chan
said.. Dylan Gayler -had a consis-
tent all-around tournament.

“I was plicased with the way
they played most of their
matches,” Chan said. “One or two
breaks and we could have been up
there for first or second.”

The tournament marks the end
of the junior volleyball season at
Parkland but Chan hopes to keep
the guys practising once a week to
get ready for regional competition
to represent Zone 6 in the B.C.
Winter Games and for club cham-
pionship tournaments next March.

A broad base of talent demon-
strated by the Parkland swim team.

-resulted in. outstanding. perform-

ances as athletes set personal best
records and were rewarded with

_medals, Nov.. 18-19 at the provin-

cial swim mect at UBC, coach
Barb Ferrie said Monday. ,

“We were 11 points over last
years’ total and last year we got .
third in B Division in the prov-
ince,” Ferrie said.

Final placing on a province-
wide scale had yet to be calculated.
at press time, she said.

One. exceptional result was. by

the girls’ 200-metre freestyle relay _

team. which captured a’ silver
‘medal out of 24 relay teams from

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- started its regular season with a tie |
» against Juan de Fuca and ended its ©
-- exhibition season with a win last

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“All four members had really
strong swims so that’s pretty
impressive,” Ferric said. Members

_include Mary Campbell, Jennic de

Wolfe, Natasha Kipot and Nadine
Sibley.

In individual events, the lone.A
event compctitor from Parkland,
Stefan Jakobsen, took two seconds
from his personal best to win the

‘silver medal in the boys’ 100-m..

breast stroke. .
In. B- events, de’ Wolfe: was a
-gstandout medal winner for the

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‘Friday. the Atoms hosted. Vic-

vtoria Racquet Club at -Panorama :
-for. the last game of. the exhibition
* season‘and took a quick lead i in the . an
- first Period. . :

‘taking honic a 1-1 ‘score.

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_- Magic Colour dominated the

first half, putting relentless pres-
!. -sure-on the Lakehill defence and:
not allowing the opponents to gain

The Peninsula team drew. first
blood ‘on picture-perfect passing,

medal in 100-m freestyle.

‘Jamie MacDonald shone to a
‘bronze medal victory in the 50-m
breast stroke while tcam mate
Mike Golin placed seventh.

In other individual results

Andrew Ens finished fifth in boys’

~ §0-m backstroke and Mary Camp-

bell finished. sixth in girls’ 50-m
freestyle.

In other relay results the boys’
400-m freestyle relay team of Rob
MacDonald, Ens, Golin. and.

_ Jakobsen won a bronze medal for ©

‘their third-place performance.
The. girls’ 200-m medley relay
team won fourth place and the
boys. 200-m medley relay team
placed fifth.
- One mixed team,” the 200-m

» Thorber or opened the game with

a single-handed hat trick before «
Tacquet Club could’ reply with'a
Single to end the first. period 3-1.

: the, second period'to tic the game.
“at3-3. but: the Eagles, exploded

> each courtesy. of John Zelinski and

Gia) Morris controled a Lakehill
clearing attempt and pushed the
ball up the left side. where Jim

the middle to: Bill Farrant.
Farrant. carried the ball to the
18-yard line and spotted Darrell
Underwood. streaking down the
ide... The pass’ was laid over. and
“Underwood one-timed it just.
inside the right post, completing a
beautiful: play -that: started on
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Racquet Club‘scored a pair in :

cwith four ‘goals. of their own, a pair.

-Thornber, .in the. third Period i to'=
= Jake. > the: lead. o

~ Despite: having no substitute
-players to. draw from, the Peninsula
Magic, Colour Division 7A soccer:
squad “played a strong exhibition -

- Saunderson -relayed. the ball into’
game against Lakehill Saturday,

freestyle relay, finished in seventh
place and the girls 400-m freestyle .
relay team placed eighth.

A total of .14 swimmers quali-

’ fied for the provincials and 26

Parkland athletes made the trip to
UBC.

They ended up with 81 points in
all, 11 over last year’s 70. The
swim tcam is blessed with a large
number of Grade 9-and 10 athletes

who have done well this year and ~

should continue the winning tradi-

tion next year, Ferrie said.
Parkland also entered a diving

team in the B.C s for the first time

-this. year. Coach Erin Patterson was. -

joined by divers Carrie Morris,
Brent Jukella, . Darryl Lawes ‘and
Wes Nelson.

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The Gulls. rallied back with’
three: goals and, with 18 scconds —
‘left onthe. clock, Danny “McClig-.°

~-gott narrowly missed the open net
-after: the. Gulls. pulled their goalie, eho
ending: the game with a 7-6 Penin: nee

‘Sula’ victory...

Eagles is Friday at. Panorama when

~Lakehill evened the score in n the

“second half with a dribbling shot

"that evaded a downed keeper,
~ coaches said.

Brian Timms: stopped a. brea-

kaway and Underwood made sev-
cral keys saves.as they’ filled in for
regular keeper Graham Cliff,

_ Jay Loveridge and Rees Larson:
‘played exceptional games on def- |

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ing Brian: Terrell and Chris

McDonald. record their outstand- a

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Bowlers in the

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