Summertime ball camp Avid baseball players between the ages of seven and 12 are invited to take part in a Baseball B.C. summer camp in Victoria from July 2-6, camp coordinator Paul Langley said last week. — There will be moming and afternoon camp that runs from 9 a.m. to 12 noon or from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Lambrick Park. : Top quality instruction will be given to improve hitting, fielding, baserunning and throwing, Langley said. The children will be also grouped according to ability, he added. The cost of the camp is $40 per player and all applicants must register by calling 1-737- 3098. | Scholarships : available from junior golf group The Junior Golf Foundation of British Columbia announced last week that it is now accept- ing university scholarship applications. B.C. Golf Foundation chair- man Al Graham said candi-. dates for the scholarships must- abilities and meet the qualify- ing conditions.” Last year, the organization awarded scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,500 to six youth golfers. For more information, call Graham at 592-3530. display -“the-necessary: golfing} ~_-| Pee wees clinch Island lea In a nail-biting game, the Penin- sula Pee Wee B lacrosse team clinched the Island league title by edging out rival Nanaimo Pee Wee B, at the Panorama Leisure Centre Saturday afternoon. After losing by 11-6 to Nanaimo in the morning game, Peninsula realized the next match would be a showdown to see which of the two teams would snatch league title honors. Peninsula’s spirited 8-4 victory in the afternoon game was enough to tip the scales and allow the home team to edge Nanaimo out by 23 points to 22 in the title race. Team manager Ray Johnson said the second crucial victory came as a result of a solid team effort by the Peninsula players. “The Peninsula players checked the Nanaimo team superbly despite having to contend with some unnecessarily chippy play by some Nanaimo players,” he said. ~ Johnson said Jason Semen was Peninsula’s outstanding player of the game. . : “His defensive play in the second game held Nanaimo’s leading scorer to just one: goal, after he scored seven times in the first game,” he said. : Top Peninsula scorers were Brian Samson and Tom Paul, each with five points, followed by Graeme Hembruff, who had four points, and Andy Holliday, who eared three points. Earlier in the week, Peninsula Pee Wee B thrashed Juan de Fuca Pee Wee B by 11-1, June 21. ‘The new Vancouver Island Pee Wee B Division league champi- ons’ record now stands at 11 wins, 3 losses, and one tie, with on game left to play. 2 The team’s next challenge will be in the playoffs, which begin STICKING TO AN opponent like glue, a Peninsula Novice 2 defenceman tries to thwart an attack in a game that saw the Peninsula team hammer Nanaimo Novice 3 by a score of 9-1 Sunday afternoon. Ne Jr. Sei Courses start in July @ ling ages 10 years and up 2 WEEK COURSES Monday to Friday 9:00 - 5:00 *175.00 per student Canadian Yachting Association Certificate on successful completion ADULT EVENING DINGHY SAILING INSTRUCTION ALSO |_Presented by Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club Arr Billy, ever been to sea? “T Capt'n, | got my lessons at Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club” Courses TheReview Wednesday, June 27,1990 — Bs gue Title © ‘season to clinch third place in a very competitive pee wee A divi- sion,” Kosick added. PEE WEE A Sister team, Pee Wee A also continued its fine league perform- ance last weekend with a 13-6 triumph over Juan de Fuca and an 8-8 tie with Saanich. : “Strong team play and plenty o hustle in both games helped Peninsula to clinch a playoff birth,” team spokesman Anna Kosick said. Mark Kosick was the top scorer, with 11 goals and seven assists, while Sean Owens’ tally was three goals and seven assists. Guss Morris scored five goals and earned three assists, while Ross Howie scored one goal, along with five assists. “The team only needs one point in the last two league games of the . FOR .FAWCETT’S Anniversary We Seco 4th July up to 90%" every and anything to keep your feet happy for the summer ahead: FAWCETT SHOE REPAIR 9767 4th St. 655-4121 BANTAM A In a timely return to form, Peninsula Bantam A earned a well-deserved 13-4 victory against Juan de Fuca, June 18. Team spokesman Vicki Walden said four goals in the first period — combined with excellent defen- @ sive play — stymied the visitors. Continued on Page B6 GRAND OPENING Friday June 29, 1990 At 9:30 am The Renovated Liquor Store In Trafalgar Square Shopping Centre featuring Increased Product Selection and Speciality Products _Join Us For Coffee The Manager And Staff Look Fonward To Serving You Province of British Columbia Liquor Distribution Branch ~9820 Seaport Place. 655-4019. 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