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A MEMBER of: ‘the North ‘Shore Lynn Valley Falcons holds his own against two members of the Alouette
United, The local team won the game eight to zero, winning the divisional championship, Sunday at Swanguard
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PROVINCIAL CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS

| Local soccer teams

13 - Wednesday, April 30, 1986 - North Shore News

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NORTH SHORE teams won three divisions at the boy’s
Pacific Coast Provincial Cup soccer championships held
April 26 and 27 at Swanguard Stadium.

In one of the most lopsided
finals played at the six division
14-team tournament, the Noth
Shore Lynn Valley Falcons crushed
Alouette United 8-0 Saturday to
take the sixth division title for 12-
year-olds,

Last year's fifth division cham-
pions, the Falcons finished second
in league play, scoring 33 goals

_ while allowing only 10.

The Falcons flew into a 2-0 first
half lead on the strength of goals
by Andrew English and David

’ Elligott. English opened the scor-

ing four minutes into the match.

One minute into the second half,
Alfred Wendt made the score 3-0,
followed four minutes later by
Elligott's second goal.

English scored again in the 41st

minute.

Other Falcon singles came from
Ronualdo Cusano and Carmine
D'Onofrio.

Wendt rounded out the scoring

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in the S6th minute with his second
goal of the game.

Falcon goalkeeper David Bernier
backstopped his team to the
shutout.

In division seven, the Mount
Seymour Royals blanked the Ab-
botsford Raiders 4-0 in Sunday's
final.

The Royals were led by Trevor
Martin who scored twice and the
shutout goaltending of Steve Dar-
by.

Taizo Yamamoto and Drew
McAllister added singles to Mar-
tin’s two first-half goals.

Both I1-year-old teams were
making their first appearance in
the provincial cup tournament and
both were high-scoring sides dur-
ing league play. The Raiders
scored 38 times, while the Royals
popped in 48 goals over the 1985-,
86 season,

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