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Winter Club takes Blazers

Remain undefeated in Metro hockey action

Paced by Brian
Calder’s four goal
production, the

North Shore Winter
Club cooled off the
red hot Blazers from
Port Coquitlam with a
12-7 thrashing in Fri-
day’s action. at
NSWC.

Thus far the NSWC and
the West Van Rockets re-
main the only undefeated
teams in the Metro League
Standings.

Playing catch-up hockey
for most of the first two
periods the NSWC finally
pulled even at 7-7 before the
end of the second period and
then erupted for five
unanswered third period
goals to give the PoCo team
their worst ever drubbing.

After PoCo opened the
scoring just three minutes in-
to the game, Brent O’Connor
evened the score for North
Shore midway through the
peoiod only to see his team
fall behind 3-1 five minutes

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PHONE:

later.

Two quick goals thirty
seconds apart by Calder and
Rex Gould pulled NSWC in-
to a 3-3 tie, but the Blazers
pulled ahead again 4-3 with
just over a minute remaining
in the period.

The two teams traded
goals less than two minutes
into the middie frame with
Calder scoring for NSWC,
his second of the game, at
the 1:32 mark.

NSWC fell behind 6-4
twelve minutes into the
period but Brent Bremner
narrowed the gap to one goal

fifty seconds later. But again
the Blazers regained their
two goal spread, 7-5, at the
mid-point of the period.

However, before the
period ended, Pete Johnson
and Shane Sheehan found
the mark to leave the two
teams deadlocked at seven
heading into the final twenty
minutes.

It was’ O’Connor’s blister-
ing shot from the point only
two minutes into the third
period that got the Winter
Club started on their five
goal splurge. Calder’s shot
trickled through the Blazer

netminder’s pads and pave
the NSWC the lead for the
first time in the game.

Before the period ended
the Winter Club bagged in
four more goals with Calder
adding his third and fourth of
the game, and Steve Barker
and Johnson scoring singles.

Complimenting Calder's
four goal production were
O’Connor with two goals and
three assists and Mark Butler
with four assists.

The Blazers outshot the
home team 47-41 with Kevin
Hatt going the distance in
goal for NSWC.

Ref says good game

Its not too often the
referee puts in a good word
for teams, at least not
publicly. However, Frank
Ashdown did just that after
the 2-0 Molson win over
Olympics in coaches soccer
league action on Sunday.

According to a _ league
official, Ashdown told the

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league that the game was a
well played and well con-
ducted match betweem the
two teams.

In other Sunday action
Lynn Valley downed D’arcy
Brown 2-1 while Old Timers
took Goldcaps 4-2.

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had their game called
because of field conditions
while Grassies defaulted to
Eagle Harbor.

Confusion over whether
the weather would allow the
game or not meant that
Caribbean Stars ended up
forfeiting to Bosch Royals.

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