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THE BALMORAL barons (white jerseys) defeated Surrey’s Earl
Marrict 8-5 at Klahanie Park to capture the Lower Mainland

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Lady Dukes win
double-A tourney

“HEROICS ARE the stuff of
championship teams, and last
weekend in Nanaimo, the
Windsor Dukes’ senior girls
soccer teatn proved they have
_a bench full of players capable
of game-winning heroics.

HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETICS
By A.P. McCredie

Backstopped by Grade 9 goalie

Angela Pelleirn, the Dukes

_ blanked Kamloops’ Westsyde 1-
nil.to capture the double-A pravin-
cial title.

'- The win capped an outstanding
season for the team, which is
coached by Steve Garland,
Gordie Simpson and John
Garland.

Paced by the talented feet of
striker J.R. Payne, the Dukes won
four straight games following an
opening round scoreless tie against
Brocklehurst.

The Dukes outscored their com-
petition 10-1 in their charge to the
championship trophy.

Payne, celebrating her 17th
birthday during the tournament’s
semi-final last Friday, scored two
goals in Windsor’s 3-1 semi-final
victory over Langley, and scored
the winning goal of the final. The
Grade 11 student was named the
B.C. Tournament’s Most Valuable
Player.

Pelleirn was named the
Outstanding Goalkeeper of the
tournament and was a second team
all-star,

Grade 9 left winger Laura
Turner, who scored two goals in
the Duke’s 5-0 win over L.V.
Rogers, was named to the first all-
star team.

Heroics came into play in a big
way during the L.V. Rogers match.

Grade 1} striker Jen Walker
completed a hat-trick for the
Dukes, but in the process of scor-
ing her third goal broke her ankle.
Walker sat on the sidelines for the
rest of the tournament.

Another hero for the Dukes was
captain and centre midfielder
Leanne Hancheroff who scored
the game winning goal in a 1-0
decision over Vancouver's Little
Flower Academy to put the North
Shore team into the semi-finals.

Spartans 2nd in B.C.

THE SENTINEL Spartans made
it all the way to the finals of the
senior girls’ triple-A provincial
high school championships before
being stopped by a powerful Notre
Dame squad.

The Spartans finished a
respectable second in B.C. follaw-
ing their 5-0 loss to the Vancouver
private school,

Sentinel advanced to the final

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with a 1-0 shootout victory over
Richmond. :

The Argyle Pipers, meanwhile.
defeated North Delta 2-1 to lock-
up fifth-place in the province.

Lindsay Clarkson and Liz
Ayre trom Sentinel were named to
the first all-star team, while Pipers’
Sarah Cunningham and Giilian
Hicks were selected to the second
all-star squad,

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