BEWARE the Amazons! The Under 18 West Van girls led the North Shore assault in the B.C. Youth Soccer Associatign Provincial cup quartep’ finals with a devastating 5-1 win on the weekend. Local girls won four out of the seven cup matches, tak- ing the U18, U6, U14 and U13 divisions. Playing Saturday against the Vancouver Cardinals, the Amazons’ game was marked by a solid team ef- fort that proved to be unstoppable. Simone Gould scored twice, with centre back Margo McKim’s steady play a big factor in all goals. The U16 Mount Seymour Comets edged the Trafalgar Terrors 2-1 to take their quarter final Saturday. Con- trolling the play throughout, Youth soccer weekend results | the Comets led from the twelfth minute on, letting the tie stand for only a few short minutes. Many scoring attempts were unsuccessful, but had the worst happened, _the local girls would have “easily led on corner kicks. Win number three last weekend belonged to the U14 North Van United squad who blanked the Dunbar Greenbeans 2-0. Jackie Mudge picked up both goals, with goalie Yvonne O'Neill posting the shutout. wo Wingérs Cally Hammes and Dana Watts contributed significantly to the victory, the first at this level of play for the new club. And could it be deja vu for the U13 West Van Cheetahs, who took the fizz out of the Kerrisdale Krush Sunday with a 3-0 crunch? The Good weather meant great soccer last weekend for hundreds of North Shore boys and girls in the Youth Soccer Association. Catching up on the schedule, some teams even managed to squeeze in two games m the best weekend ~ (weather-wise) this year. As soon as enough games are made up, standings will be revised and published. 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Please write to us at -— 4480 Oak Street Vancouver, BC V6H 3V4 Cheetahs won the big one last year and their calibre of play to date indicates the girls can defend the provin- cial cup this year. Toughest loss of the weekend was a 2-all draw for the U12 West Van Mini Whitecaps against the Killarney Steakers. The ‘Caps lost out on corner NS girls advance to soccer se kicks after overtime expired. At the U15 level, Lynn Valley Don Davis Insurance was overpowered by the Dunbar Aeros 3-1, while the Kerrisdale Comets edged the U11 North Van United squad 1-0 to take their quarter final. Provincial cup play takes a three week hiatus, returning - Wednesday, March 23, 1983 - North Shore News the weekend of April 16. Playing at home on _ the Saturday will be the UlI4 North Van United team against Victoria Gorge, while the U1I3 Cheetahs will be away in the depths of Richmond tackling the Angels. The older teams take to the home field on Sunday. April 17. 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