EYEING THE BASKET during league action against Ciaremont Thursday is Stelly’s Stinger Jenny Mahon, who led the team with 38 points in a 71-47 victory. Mahon has consistently been the senior girls’ top scorer. P.l. soccer ed The Prairie Inn Division 3 soc- cer club edged a close league rival 2-1 Sunday on two goals by Darrin Sam. The Castaways looked like they would be a tough team to beat because of their record of allowing only five goals against in the past nine games, coach Curtis Olson said. But Sam broke open the close game with two quick goals mid- way through the first half. The first goal came on a well- placed through-pass from Jim Underwood. A short time later Sam pounced on a defensive mistake and drib- bled around the keeper, driving the ball into the net from a tough angle. The Castaways pulled within one goal with about five minutes remaining but didn’t really threat- PANTHERS Continued from Page B4 and its age. “Going into Belmont and com- ing out with a win is always tough,’ Milligan said. “They fig- ure (playing at home) is one of their advantages.” It’s like the difference between the old Calgary Corral and the Saddledome. Monday night, the Panthers met Mt. Doug in a more modern gym at Mt. Doug for another league game. Milligan didn’t expect his team would have trouble, having won over Mt. Doug already this season. — “If we don’t win itll be an upset,” he said. “Now as we come to each league game it’s the most import- ant game of the year to that point,” he said. “In that respect it’s a big game.” The Panthers’ record stands at three wins and one loss (to Oak Bay) midway through a 10-game regukar league schedule. en for the equalizer as the Prairie Inn defense finished with a solid performance to preserve the 2-1 VICLOTy. In an earlier game, Jan. 14 against Sagres at Carnarvon Park, Glenn Jim, Darrin Sam and Rob Sam each scored goals to lead the Prairie Inn to a 3-2 victory, The two wins advanced the Prairie Inn’s Vancouver Island GLENN WERKMAN photo ges league rival 2-1 Soccer League record to seven wins, two losses and two ties — leaving the team in good conten- tion in a tight race at the top of league standings. Next action for Prairie Inn is on the Peninsula, Sunday. The team will meet Saltspring at Tsartlip Park (west end of Stellys Crossroad) for a 2:15 p.m. kickoff. Stingers rolling toward top The Stelly’s Stingers senior girls basketball team is rolling along with a strong third-place standing in league play. Thursday the lady Stingers defeated Claremont handily with a 71-47 score on 38 points from Jenny Mahon and 23 points from Lynn Jean. The Stingers had improved on a lopsided 63-31 half-time score to take the victory. In an earlier game Wednesday against Esquimalt, the Stingers took a 63-27 victory with 32 points from Mahon and nine points from Jessie Prokop. The day before, Jan. 16, Stelly’s dropped a close game to Reynolds 94-55 in a “nerve-wracking game.” Mahon hit the hoop for 23 points in that game while Jean scored a steady 15 points. Stelly’s will host an invitational tournament Feb. 1-2. Jenny Dewis Barbara Copeland “HEROES” Last year these people saved the lives of 480 children — simply by sending all-occasion greeting cards from UNICEF unicef &@ To order a free year-round brochure or for information: call toll-free 1-800-268-3770 (Operator 741) Bill McLeod The space for this ad is provided by this publication. TheReview Wednesday,J anuary 24,1990 — B6 Nine Div. 9 players play in B.C. 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