B2 - Wednesday, September 29, 1982 - North Shore News

The second week of GSL
football. provided as much
excitement as the league
openers.

In the Bantam Division
Falcons defeated Patriots 27-
6. Mark Robinson opened
the scoring for the Falcons
on a 10 yard run. Tom
Neumann then added two
more T.D.’s as he scampered
for 65- and 35-yard runs set
up on key blocks by fullback
Tony Ando. Chris Stigter
also added a T.D. on a 15
yard run.

Outstanding defensive
play by Martin LeDuc, Tom
Neumann and York Fur-
Stenwald stymied the
Patriots’ potent running
attack along with the
Falcons’ front four.

The other game saw the
Colts down Squamish Titans
25-0. Doug MclIsaac, Mark
Paat and Ron Gervan each
notched a T.D. in the
winning cause. The Colts

Saints

North, Shore Sanitherm
Saints ran up against a
skillful and experienced
Germania side in Division
2A Metro Soccer on the
weekend, but hung on for a
2-1 win leaving the locals
still undefeated in league

Cap ta

Cap College opened their
league schedule on the
weekend with a win and
draw against their perennial
cross-town rival from
Vancouver Community
College.

Captain Rob Gambron of
the locals scored on a
penalty mid-way through the
second half on Saturday to
give his team a 1-1 draw.
VCC had taken a first half
lead and almost pulled off
the win late in the game.

On Sunday at home, VCC
came out strong atacking the
home town continually, with
Graham Coates making
constant saves to keep his
team tn the gamc.

Late in the game Todd
Katanchik scored off a

comer to give Cap their 1-0

were led on defense with
great performances by Erik
Bjarnason and Ken Nicol.

In Jr, Bantam Division the
Chargers downed the
Steelers 16-0 in a hard fought
game in which turnovers
proved to be the difference.
Danny Doucet and Marty
Bauchman both rambled for
T.D.’s while Greg McClure
kicked both converts and
picked off two passes for
interceptions.

Esks and Chiefs battled to
a 6-6 draw with the Esks’
lone T.D. coming from
Mark Vancoughnett.. .

Stamps defeated Vikings
18-6 by reverting to an aerial
attack. Kurt Larson ran for
one T.D. and threw for two
with Steven Horvath and
Andrew Horembala on the
receiving end. Defensively,
strong performances were
given by Brian Platts and
David Volberg who pulled in

two interceptions.

The Minor Division saw
the veteran Browns taking
advantage of the newly

formed Spartan team. It was

the Phillip Mitchell show as
he rambled for four T.D.’s.
Other T.D.’s were by Justine
Beddal, David George and a
50 yard interception return
by Ralph Essinger. The
other game had _ the
Squamish Roughriders
blanking the Lions 8-0.

In flagball the Huskies,
under the leadership of Beau
Payne defeated the Knights
28-0. Payne threw two T.D
passes to Robin Mahood,
one T.D. pass to Josh
Chernov, and ran for one
himself. The Rockets
overwhelmed the Panthers
41-0. Greg Meldrum led the
way with three T.D.’s. Other
scorers Were Chris Hancock,
Scott Hodges and Tania
Haladner.

ndefeated

play.

John Fisher opened
scoring for,Sanitherm with a
strong 20 yarder while Keith
Sandall who moved from
fullback to right wing during
the game, scored the win-
ning goal.

es VCC

win and three of four points
for the two games.

Coates picked up his first
college shut-out in the game
at Cap Cgliege.

Faced with a bye this

Alex Sinclair and John
Fisher added strong running
to the young Saints attack
while Steve Butcher on the
back line, and Roger Masten
who went into goal in the
second half, were in-
strumental in holding off the
late charge of Germania.

series
week, the team will take
onthe Canadian Olympic
squad Saturday at U.B.C.
and then Cliff Avenue

United on Sunday in
exhibition encounters.

Three wins for WV
girls field hockey

West Van extended its
women’s field hockey to
three wins in a row on the
weekend with a 6-0 victory
over a depleted North Van
entry in division three ac-
thon

Elizabeth Butler = with
three goals led the way
followed by Carolyn
Berardino with two and a
single from Paula Papajohn

In Division Four action
West Van took a 1-0 win
over Doves.

The win was particularly
meaningful as West Van
played the game with only
nine players and had to hold
off continual attacks from
the Doves

Janet Lee scored the lone
goal to give her club the win

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38th & West Boulevard, Kernsdale 266-1061

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