B2 - Wednesday, October 5, 1983 - North Shore News

FIRING OFF THE shot that resulted in the winning goal of Soccer Bow! 83, Njego Pesa starts Tulsa Roughnecks on their
way to thelr first champtonship against Toronto Blizzard. With a six week rest before indoor soccer begins, the many local
leagues take over the spotlight throughboat the lower mzinisnd.

COACHES LEAGUE ACTION

Defense helps Socce

THE SOCCERWEST entry
in the Coaches’ Soccer
League parlayed an early
goal and a solid defense into
their first victory of the
young season, 1-0 over Aard-
quin Construction, after two
consecutive draws.

Clark De Boer scored the
only goal of the match for
Soccerwest (formerly Lynn
Valley) on an assist from Lyle
Rowat who was forced to
leave the match shortly after
the goal with a knee injury.
For the next 65 minutes the
winners played with only 10
men and defended desperate-
ly as the Aardquin attackers,
who hit goal-posts and cross-
bars and were unlucky not to
equalize, mounted almost
constant pressure.

Defenders Bill Fryer and
Gary Brooker and goal
keeper John Palmer, who
recorded the shutout, were
outstanding in the defensive
effort which gave Soccerwest
their upset Victory

Iron Horse, meanwhile,
broke to the front of the pack
as they shutout Olympia
Goldcaps 40 while thet
nearest rivals, ft ynnwood
Hotel and Carlings were bat
thing to a hard fought | 1
draw

Etsewhere, Molsons
deteated Northshore Naissan
41, Totemcolor edged Ray
Jonnson Plumbing 32 and
Eagle Harbour surprised
Labatts 7.1

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They opened their 1983-84
season with a tough 3-2 deci-
sion over arch-rivals from the
East End Grandview Steelers.

This year’s Flames will
have a tough act to follow as
the 82-83 Flames ended up
winning the West Coast Jr. B
League, the Pacific Coast
championship and topped it
all by winning the B.C.
Championship.

With the return of Kevin
Innis, last year’s league
leading goalkeeper, and
Garth Tubman up from the
Juvenile ranks, the Flames
again will have a= strong
tandem in the nets.

The defense will also be
solid with four of last year’s
defensemen returning. Steve
Corcoran, Cary Manns,
Dave Willetts and Gord
Wilson along with rookies
Cam Drew and Joe Ceraldi
round out the defense.

Last year’s captain and
league’s most valuable
player, Joe Tadey will not be
returning but Joe’s younger
brother Paul will take Joe’s

spot. The forwards are not all
that big but what they lack in
size make up in puck handl-
ing and speed.

Also returnees: Dave
McMaster, Dave Clark,
Howie Stoh!, Randy Moberg
and Mike Harris. With some
fine looking propsects . up
from the Juvenile ranks, the
Flames should have a well
balanced attack.

Taking over the coaching
duties this year will be Nick
Sita. Nick has been one of the
most successful coaches in
minor hockey in the Lower
Mainland.

Handling the scoring for
the Flames in last Saturday’s
win was Jim Wilson assisted
by brother Gord and Howie
Stohl.

Rookie Steven Frost
unassisted, and Steve Cor-
coran from Dave McMaster
and Cary Manns.

Next up for the Flames will
be Ladner Rebels at North
Shore Winter Club Saturday,
October 8, game time 8:45
p.m.

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