CONTRASTING FIELD

conditions have been’ the
main problem facing
Coaches soccer league teams
in the New Year. as week 17
of the schedule brought wet,
mushy gravel fields, a radical
departure from the © rock-
hard,..frozen pitches of the
previous week.

-match_of_the-day— .i
proved: to be. an even, hard- —

fought contest. despite the
deplorable field conditions as
Northshore Nissan and
Totemcolor battled to a 2-2
draw, the second tie between
the two teams this season.

Jost 2-1. All-the-goals

from then on it was both
teams. playing flat out.

Belle No. 1-:.also played
their counterparts. in
Aldergrove and were_able to.
keep to their - winning ways
with a 10-6 win.

- Belle No. 2: won. over Poco ©

M and R team on Saturday
3-1-.and tied. the Poco Shop-
pers. Drug Mart the following

day: nine all. ‘The game was -
peppered with ‘penalties:

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"The pattern of u upsets ¢ con-
tinued in the other games as

Labatts earned their first vic- |

tory of the season with a 2-0
shut-out of rival brewers

Molsons and, in a real.stun-

ner, Soccerwest edged

previously undefeated ~diron.

Horse 2-1. _/,.
Bill Fryer opened the scor-
ccerwest when he
pounded homé the rebound
after Iron Horse ‘keeper had
been forced to save a tremen-
dous shot from Jack Sim-
ington on a-breakaway and
Rusty Bruce scored. their se-
cohd from: the penalty-spot.

hand hopping. Alison
Groundwater *: ‘and. Sarah
Jenkins both got a hat trick
in the fast‘game.
Tween A’s lost to Langley
7-0, although the play was

. Notas lop-sided ‘asthe score.

Tween B Diggers ‘played
Sunday -evening: and came
through with two big. wins.

-The. first was. their regular
‘scheduled league game

against Poco Kinettes which
they won..6-2. Natasha
Thorpe lead:the scoring with
four goals. while Lisa Kensit
had a.goal.andan assist. The
second game was an. invita-

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2-1 and Eagle Harbor down--

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their .best ‘to p
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3-1.

ticipate in their Twenty-Fifth
- Annual Jamboree. It-was an
excellent game with the |

Winter. -Club coming from
behind to tie the score five all
with less than five minutes
left to play, only to fall
behind again thanks to two
great late goals by Shannon
Murphy.

North Shore Winter Club

NSWC JUNIOR Belle A
defeated Langley 6-2, while
Langley defeated NSWC
Petite A 7-3. In Tween B.ac-
tion, NSWC played an .ex-

citing. game against:

Aldergrove, coming. up,.with

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mo rn any 11-6" trouncing at the

hands of Mission Pilots last
. week to squeak by Grand-

. view Steelers 6-5, last week.

Fhe see-saw game was well
played by both sides with the
Flames striking first with two

third period
going ahead with an
goals.

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This sparked © “the

a 5-3 win. Tara Gray did a
fine job in goal,. with Laurie

McKenzie scoring a hat trick |
-and Michelle Dawsomscoring. -
two goals. NSWC petite B .

Hot Shots won in Poco 3-2,
with seven year old Sara
Baak scoring her third goal
of the season; Shona Mauch
and Jane Goodbrand also
scored.

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Jaguars met the undefeated
Hot Shots in the fina] game
for petite B. Both teams

played very well and the-finat -

score was 5-3 for the J jaguars.

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