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| THE RESULTS PEOPLE.

The Peninsula Atom Rep Eagles
closed out a successful hockey
season by winning an international
tournament in Tacoma, Wash. last
weekend.

Every Eagle player contributed
with goals and assists, producing a
well-rounded, balanced attack.

“That was our grand finale,”
said coach Murray Kosick. The
team finished the season with a
record of 55 wins, 13 losses and
two ties — after an exhausting 70
games .

“We just had a fabulous year,”
said Kosick. “We had a great
group of 10- and 11-year-olds.

“We've played the best Atom
Rep teams in the province, and
we've done great against every-
one.”

In the final game of the tourna-

Sidney Tigers
drop match

The Sidney Tigers wound up on
the tail end of a 50-12 score in
Vancouver Lower Island Canadian
Football pee wee action Sunday.

The Tigers lost to Gordon Head
Sun Devils in the game, played at
University Heights Athletic
Centre.

Scoring touchdowns for Sidney
were Mike Kissinger and Doug
Beaton.

The loss drops the Tigers’
record to 0-4, while Gordon Head
improves to 2-1-1.

The Tigers next see action on
Saturday against Oak Bay Blue
Thunder at 1:30 p.m. at University
Heights.

ment, the Eagles went against
Washington’s best Atoms.

The score was knotted at two at
the midway point, but the Eagles
exploded and went on to win 10-4.

At the halfway mark, “it was
anybody’s game,” said Kosick.
But after getting ahead, the Wash-
ington team seemed to deflate and
the rout was on.

“Our kids skated very well and
played strong positional hockey,”
said Kosick.

The scores in preliminary games
seem lopsided, notes the coach,
“but in the actual play, our team
just seemed to finish off scoring
chances where the opposition
didn’t.”

The Eagles opened the touma-
ment with a 10-3 victory over
Aldergrove, the Fraser Valley
champions. The score was 5-3
after two periods, but the Eagles
netted five unanswered goals in
the third.

The line of Mark Campbell,
Tommy Kosick and Blake Munroe

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was especially effective.

In the second game, the Eagles
downed the host Tacoma team 8-3.

In their next encounter, the
Eagles trounced Seattle’s major
team 13-1.

Kosick notes the game was
much closer than the score shows,
but the defensive work of Sean
Owens, Gerrett Matthews and
Jame Pollock stopped numerous
Seattle scoring chances, with the
backing of goaltenders Trevor Eeg
and Bryce McFadden. :

Dan Draggert and Mark Kosick
scored three each for the Eagles.

For coach Kosick, the tourna-
ment win was a joyous occasion
tinged with sadness because the
season had ended. He says he will
be moving to, Victoria from the
Peninsula, so he said his farewells
to “the greatest group of kids I’ve
ever been involved with.”

However, he notes next year the
team has four returnees, who
should provide a capable nucleus
for the future.

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