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Division l-action, but came out

the losers to Oak Bay, the

league’ 's unbeaten leaders.
Oak Bay took the early lead,

~ scoring off a corner kick, “but
_. the Renters fought back and
tied the game on a nice. goal by .

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‘Ryan Hill made several good
saves to keep his teammates in
the game, but the Oak Bay
keeper was also sharp. |

The winning goal came late in
the second half.-A shot was

| taken and the save was made by

Hill — but the rebound came

out to a waiting Oak Bay for-

ward who made no mistake put-
ting it in the net.

Old Country did not give up
and in the dying minutes Darryl

Simon hit the crossbar, then

play at all.

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played a hard game up until the
half ended. |

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spect Lake gota lucky | break.

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goal of the game on a free kick

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nailed his own rebound but hit

the keeper.

Several more good shots were
taken but the Oak Bay keeper
_was equal to the task and the

game ended with a 2-1 win for

Oak Bay.
Putting

formances were fullbacks Lee

Robson, Chau Hayes, Kevin
Law and halfback Rob Henley. —
Forwards Jerry Cross and Rob ©

McNee also Played a strong

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could not trap. ‘The ‘rebound
_ was swooped upon. by Prospect _

Lake and put into the nets.

That goal took a lot out of | _
_Mary’s and Prospect Lake took |

full advantage, scoring again

- before the game ended. .

Jenny Milligan on’ right wing,

and Cheryl Lack and Cathy
_ Sam all had strong games. Also’ |
putting in. top. performances: | -

Penny Jestico, “Marie
Bellavance and Pavae Valen.

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