The final showdown has
now been determined as
semifinal action was
completed on Sunday with
no major upsets.

The first place Browns
downed the Roughies 13-6 in
the Minor Division. Scott
Robertson scampered 10
yards for the first T.D.,
while Rob MacKay ac-
counted for the other on a 10
yard pass and run play from
Adam Whyte.

Defensively the Browns
were led by Ralph Essinger
and David Rolston.
Roughies major came from
Ron Mather, while Kent
Bubbs had an outstanding
game on defense. The Lions
blanked the Squamish

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Sedlacek ran for 3 majors
with Corey Manns adding
the other.

In the Bantam division the
Falcons, now 10-0 on the
season kept the Patriots off
the board 20-0. Scott Mit-
‘chell played outstanding at
Q.B. while Tom Neumann
racked up 2 T.D.s and Chris
Stigter notched the other.
Defensively, Mark Robinson
was the stalwart. The Colts

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léague teams braved the
frosty conditions to play this
past Sunday.

Games were close and
competitive as usual with the
largest margin of victory
belonging to Lynn Valley in
their 4-1 triumph over
Carlings.

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breezed by the Squamish
Titans as they won 57-6.
Among the scorers were
Mark Paat -(3), Robin
Morgan, Ron Gervan and
Doug Mclsaac.

The Stamps downed the
Esks 26-14 in Junior Bantam
action. Mike Wild scored
twice with Kurt Larson and
Murray Trower adding the
other majors. Strong in-
dividual defensive per-
formances were given by
Richard Scott and Ron
Steward. The Chargers
continued to roll as_ they
defeated the Steelers 28-14.
Majors came from Danny
Doucet with 3 and Marty
Bauchman with the other
T.D. Sean St. Germaine and

fine
all round efforts.

In flagball the Huskies
also remaining undefeated
blanked the Panthers 27-0.
Beau Payne ran for 2 T.D.s
and passed for 2 with Nicolas
Berg and Josh Chernov
making the receptions.

Great efforts were given

by Mandla Riopel and Scott

Marleau on defense. It was
the Knights over the Rockets
28-19 in a close game.

Goldcaps and Olympics
needed goals from Harald
Bonkowski and Graham
Wood and a strong mid-field

performance from Billy

Verdi to subdue a stubborn
Eagle Harbour side.

Elsewhere, a couple of 1-1
results had Bosch Royals and
Molsons ending up tied and
Superstars and Caribbean
Stars playing. to a draw.
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Knights majors came from
Marc Hutchinson = and
halfbacks Chris Catchlove,
Jonathon Rieck and Alfred
Wendt.

The finals will be held at
Norgate Park beginning with
flagball on Sunday at 9:00.

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