TheReview Wednesday; October 10,1990 — B7

Kapteyns drop first match

Peninsula women’s field hockey team and will continue to improve
team the Kapteyns dropped its first as the season wears on, she said.
game of the season, Saturday.

Team spokesman Caroline Pat-
erson said the Kapteyns lost 2-0 to
the Dolphins despite playing a
very solid defensive game at the
Oak Bay oval.

“The Dolphins were a very
young team who played hard and
dominated throughout,” she said.

Despite playing well below their
best, the Division 3 Kapteyns
hockey players did well to keep the
teams tied at 0-0 at the half-way
mark, Paterson said.

But the strong attacking play of
the well-conditioned Dolphins
eventually paid off with two well-
struck goals in the second-half,
she said.

Kapteyns goaltender Catriona
Matherson distinguished herself Cli
by frustrating many of the Dol- IVE

phins’ attacks on goal, she said.
sii “Catriona did really well. She TANNER
—— : deflected a lot of their shots,”

TAKING A JUMP at full gallop, a showjumper at the Vicforia-Saanich Pony Club Mini Event Paterson said.

With two wins and one loss, the
team is still confident it will do
well in the league title race, she
said.

=] competition wastes no time as she races around the course at Withy Windles Farm in North With several new players, the Liberal Gandidate for

= Saanich, Saturday. Kapteyns are still developing as a Saanich North & The Islands
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a Meadows’ pair win city foursome championship WATCH Be part ofthe campaign team

that will elect Clive Tanner

ag Glen Meadows ladies’ golfing pair © The nine-hole champion forthe sion is Audrey Benn, she said, [Mae)>} SUNFLOWER’S
| Bernie Davies and Shirley Downs 1990 season is Muriel Jerome, while the Bronze Flight champion =
@ won the championship flight inthe while Pat Fisk placed second, she _is Joyce McLaren, who edged out FALL SALE ;
Victoria City and District Fore- said. runner-up Donna Owens. STARTS OCT 10th 6 56. 1 68 7
‘somes Championship, Sept. 28. Winning the Silver Flight divi-
P Canadian Ladies Golf Associa-
#@ tion spokesman Jean Thornton
S] said the pair eared top honors by
@ beating 119 other pairs at the
'competition’s final at the Royal
24 Colwood Golf Club.
/ With an impressive net score of
# 59.5, fellow Glen Meadows Erma
§ Hatt and Gerri Cox won the pres-
tigious net trophy, she said.

And in the third flight level of
competition, Marg Robertson and
_ Doreen Ovcharick were the vic-

tors, she said.

Meanwhile, Ardmore Ladies
Golf Club publicist Reita Wilson
said Julia Toller has emerged as
the new ladies’ club champion,

while Shirley Hayes placed run-
ner-up.

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