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Jeyaseelan bounced in Seattle

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Sonya Seyaseelan was eliminated by Richmond’s Martina Nijeadly 6-3, 6-1 in the semi-finals of the 11th Annual Junior Pepsi Fall Classic held at the Seattle Tennis Centre on Nov. 16.

Considered one of the best junior tennis tournaments in the area, the Pepsi Challenge involves

all the best juniors from the Pacific Northwest. B.C., Alberta and Idaho.

Though the 10-year-old Jeyaseelan was unseeded in the tournament due to her age and point standings in the Pacific Nor- thwest she was highly favored to win the girls? under-12 singles event because of her recent winn

ing records against the top seeds.

Unfortunately, the night before the semi-finals Jeyaseelan fell ill due to an allergy.

Ultimate winner of the under-12 event was Erin Gowen the top seeded Washington player who Jeyaseclan beat recently in straight sets at the Boeing Fall Junior Ten- nis Classic.

OLDTIMERS DOWN MILLERS

A PAIR of Old-Timers notched hat tricks to pace their teams to convincing wins in Week }1 of Coaches Soccer League play on Nov. 16.

Norvan Old-Timers’ striker George McLaughlin netted three goals and wingers Nick Pearson and Alex Fox popped in singles en route to a 5-1 win over Millers.

Michael Burch, meanwhile, recorded a natural hat trick to enable Germania Old-Timers to blank Totemcolor All-Stars 3-0.

Queens Cross Rangers gave Lynnwoed Nordic a

scare, but the east division leaders were able to come back from a 2-0 half-time deficit to score unanswered goals as injuries forced the Rangers to play the second half with only 10 men.

In other action, Mt. Seymour Ravens shut out Coach House Hotspurs 2-0, Olympia Goldcaps edged Characters Restaurant 4-3, Park Royal Hotel downed Lynnwood Brewers 3-! and Ray Johnson Plumbing out-scored Lynn Valley 4-3 in a match currently under protest for player roster irregularities.

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