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by Glenn Werkman
The Review.

The Peninsula Eagles Junior B
hockey club seems to have undere-
stimated its competition.

In the first game of a best-of-
nine series to determine the South
Island Junior Championship, the
Eagles blew a 4-1 first period lead
in front of a hometown crowd,
losing 8-5 after the Kerry Park
Islanders scored three unanswered
goals.

One would have thought that
performance would inspire some-
thing better in Game 2.

Instead, the Eagles barely man-
aged a 5-4 overtime win in Kerry
Park Saturday night.

“T’ve been telling our guys ever
since Christmas that Kerry Park
will give us trouble if we don’t
play them hard,” coach Mike
Mowat said. “They didn’t believe
me and now we're in a dog fight.

“Now Kerry Park is playing
with confidence. They think they
can win this series,’ Mowat said.

During the regular season the
Islanders usually had a decent
bench of players but never a full
roster — tapping all the talent at
their disposal.

Now, it’s playoff time and the
team is playing for all the marbles.

PILE-UP AT center ice
resulted in no injuries but
penalties were awarded
during recent junior hoc-
key action.

Field hockey teams

, finally see action

_ Both Peninsula women’s field
hockey teams-saw action recently,
after a long: break -because of
winter weather and poor field
conditins.

The Kapteyns Super Salon Divi-
sion 3 team came from behind
against the Kestrels at UVic Satur-
day, March 3, to tie the game at
1-1.

The first half of the game was
scoreless but in the second half it
was the Kestrels who scored first.

Right winger Joan McKimm
rushed in on net and took a shot at
a tough angle to score and tie it up
midway through the second half.

“Everyone was anxious to play
after waiting so long,” a team
spokesman said.

In Division 2, the Hotel Sidney
Hobbits also jumped into Van-
couver Island women’s field hoc-
key action Saturday at UVic.

Against the Cardinals, the Hob-
bits took a goal from Heather
Dobbs to equal a single scored by
the Cardinals, and take a 1-1 tie.

Both teams had a bye last week-
end as the women’s masters teams
took to the only fields in sufficient
shape for play. Action is expected
to resume next weekend.

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In playoffs it’s the hungriest team
that usually wins.

“We played better Saturday than
Tuesday but we’re still not playing
like we can,” Mowat said.

Saturday, Chris Fairlie stopped
20 shots in the third period of 43

TheReview Wednesday, March 14,1990 — _ B®d

Eagles battling Islanders in tough series

and one assist, while Rob Olson
got one goal, two assists and Bill
Reid scored a hat trick in assists.

The top scorers are still sconng
but Mowat wants to see more of a
defensive game and more of a

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