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The Peninsula Magic Colour
soccer team staged a dramatic
cgmeback to ear a 3-3 tie against

i Bay's United Guarantee Trust,

Saturday:
The Division 5A Peninsula team
extended its unbeaten streak to six

: games after scoring three goals in
#4 the last ten minutes of Saturday’s

match at Blue Heron Park, coach

© John McDonald said.

Magic Colour created plenty of
Scegig opportunities in the first
nalf but some great saves by the
United goalkeeper kept Colour off
the scoresheet.

And two quick breakaway goals
§ United in the last 15 minutes of
the first half upset Colour’s com-

i PANTHERS

§ Cont’d from page B3. .

develop into a top-notch team.
After coaching his players to a

runners-up placing in the Junior

boys league in 1988, he realized

“his team had considerable poten-

tial.

“T knew I had the basis of a
pretty good team back then. But to
get to where we are today involved
a lot of hard work and commit-

*@ment from all of us,” he said.

Along with a great sense of
teamwork, the players have also
developed a very tenacious style of
play, he said.

“They're fighters. They really
dig down deep in close games.
Whenever they want to turn it on,

ey can,” he said. d

Such qualities will be tested

~ again today at the Lower Island

playoffs at Parkland Secondary
school.

The league’s top six teams
began battling it out in the round-
robin tournament at Parkland,
Monday.

Competition wraps up today,
with games being played from

* 4:30 p.m. onwards.

Chan said he is confident his
team stands a good chance of
picking up some more silverware
tonight when the playoffs trophy is
presented to the tournament’s win-
ner:

And he’s sure the Panthers will
eam one of the four berths to the

island championship, to be held at

Mt. Doug Secondary from Nov.
8-9, he said.

“The competition in the Islands
will be tough with most of the best
teams in the province there,” he
said.

“But if Parkland is mentally

g tough and ready, we can do it.”

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Magic Colour fights for 3-3 tie

posure.

McDonald said a greater
emphasis on attack early in the
second half helped Colour to
create some “golden” scoring
Opportunities, which were not
capitalized on.

After about an hour’s play,
United struck again by scoring a
third goal on the breakaway, he
said.

However, when lesser teams
would have faded away, Color
showed great strength of character
by mounting a late comeback, he
said.

Winger Gus Morris scored Col-
our’s first goal after a fine run
down the left wing that finished
with a hard shot into the back of
United’s net, he said.

Within the next couple of min-
utes, Mason Walker, Chris
McDonald and Darrell Unde-
rwood all came agonizingly close
to netting the ball, he said.

But Walker made no mistake
with his next shot on goal as he
fired the ball past the outstretched
hand of the United keeper to place
it high into the back of the net.

McDonald said a determined

defensive effort by John Goulet
and Rease Larson staved off
United’s late counterattacks.

With less than two minutes left,
midfielders Underwood and Lee
Dryden assisted in getting the ball
to Bill Farrant, who headed home
the tying goal, he said.

McDonald said he was very
happy with the “never-say-die”
attitude his team showed by over-
coming a 3-0 deficit.

“When coaching, I try to
emphasis that the most important
parts of the game are the first ten
minutes and the last ten minutes.”
he said.

“The kids forgot about the first
ten minutes this time but really put
on a show in the last ten minutes,”
he said.

Magic Colour’s next home
game is against Gorge EC. at
12:15 p.m. at Blue Heron Park on
Nov. 10. Spectators are welcome.

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