Terrace Review —— Wednesday, September 25, 1991 13

| Terrace soccer girls keep up well
| with competition at Prince George

Three Terrace Girls’ Soccer»
teams posted enviable statistics at
the Prince George house league
tournament on Sept. 14 weekend.
Out of 12 games overall, our
three squads came up with seven
victories, three ties and only two
losses. ae
- ‘The under-16 team opened with

4a IRNIRIRA \[,, ee a 2-1 loss to Prince George
Blackburn, then shaded Quesnel

3-1 and downed Kitimat 3-1.

1 i | oo Our under-14’s came up with
two wins, two ties and a loss.
~ a They started with a 4-1 win over

- erage ; aniati College Heights Number One,
Terrace Youth Soccer Association — | then played P.G. Hart to a 1-all

OCTOBER 2, 1 991 Oo |) araw. In their third-match it was:a

. 1-1 tie against College Heights
at 7:30 p.m. . ~ i} Number Two. Next they were
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_ “Door prize - $50 gift certificate’. - before defenting F.- Conta ®
~ . from the Bavarian Inn a The under-12 girls went unde-
ee || feated in four games.
SO , . +. esl They knocked off Lakewsod 5-
2, blanked College Heights 1-0,

played Central to a 1-1 draw and
shutout P.G. Nechako 5-0.

This year’s. Terrace Youth Soccer division winners are: (top)

Co-op, defeating Shoppers Drug Mart 3-2 in the final for Under-

10; (Centre) Sight and Sound, undefeated in Under-12; and

ana aE ame! (bottom) Northern Drugs, who won the Under-14 division in a
ane DAS PNC A »S'gtipot-out against the Bavarian Inn team.

Skill tevel:
intermediate

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