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Lacrosse teams to sport new native logo

The Peninsula Lacrosse Associ-
ation is Opening the season with
style.

New uniforms and a logo
designed by renowned native artist
Charles Elliot will be unveiled at
opening ceremonies Thursday at
the Panorama arena starting at 7
p.m.

Present will be representatives
of the municipal councils of Sid-
ney, North Saanich and Central
Saanich, as well as members of the
four native Indian bands on the
Peninsula — the Tsartlip, Tsey-
cum, Tsawout and Pauquachin.

“It's a real unified association,”
says president Larry Scott, noting
membership is drawn from the
three municipalities and four
reserves. He says the group recog-
nizes “seven distinct communi-
ties.”

The opening ceremonies are the
first for the association. As well as
unveiling the logo, 100 limited
edition prints of it will be for sale.

Park,

This year, 170 youths and chil-
dren will participate in the various

Magic Colour advances in
districf cup soccer action

Saturday’s soccer game between
long-time Division 5A rivalsPe-
ninsula Magic Colour and Lake-
hill Totem Towing was right on
line with tradition.

Over the last five years, all but
one game has been decided by a
goal.

The result on Saturday? A 2-1
win by Magic Colour in an
important District Cup game.
Magic Colour advances to the
semi-finals with the victory.

The first 20 minutes saw both
teams exchange good rushes at
each other’s goal. Lakehill struck
first, as a winger threaded a nice
pass to a rushing striker who
one-timed the ball past keeper
Brian Timms.

Magic Colour did not let Lake-
hill enjoy that goal, as the team
began a furious onslaught on the
Lakehill defense. Wave after wave
of attacks kept the Lakehill team
on their heels, and from that point
on, the ball rarely left the oppo-
nent’s zone.

The second half opened with the
score still 1-0, but Peninsula
picked up the pace. With a con-
stant rotation of Magic Colour
players, the Peninsula team
remained able to continue the
frantic pace.

It paid off, as 15 minutes into
the second half, Peninsula for-
wards swarmed the Lakehill 18-
yard-box. Reese Larson, playing
only his second game as forward,
pounced on a loose ball and drove
it into the back of the net, pulling
Peninsula even on ine scoreboard.

A terse moment appeared how-
ever when a Lakehill forward was
brought down just outside the box,
but on the ensuing penalty shot
Timms made a fine save.

With 10 minutes left in the
game, Darrell Underwood found
an opening and sent a shot high in
the corner of the Lakehill net,
putting Magic Colour ahead to
stay. Lakehill tried to mount a
comeback but were denied.

Coach Jamie Douglas says the
victory was truly a team effort and
the players should be proud of the
way they worked together.

The win has given Magic Col-
our the opportunity to battle Oak
Bay, who although victorious in
the last meeting, will be seeing a
different Magic Colour this Satur-
day, said Douglas.

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_ In second-round District Cup
action, the Division 5B Peninsula
Harvey's Sporting Goods soccer
squad defeated the Saltspring Jets
2-1 in a tight encounter.

The game, played Saturday at
Saltspring, was evenly-matched,
says Harvey’s manager Ron Muir.

But at the five-minute mark of

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be called the Peninsula Warriors.

They play in the Vancouver
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begins April 15. Prior to that, an
ice-breaker toumament is planned
for April 12-14.

“It’s the highest total the Penin-
sula has ever had,” said Vicki
Walden, publicity co-ordinator.
“Interest has grown considerably
in lacrosse.”

Scott notes four years ago, regis-
tration was at about 50.

Players will compete in a num-
ber of different divisions, ranging
from mini-tykes, ages four to six,
tO intermediate, over 16.

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Games will be held indoors at

the Panorama arena and outdoors,
on the two upgraded boxes, at
Centennial Park and the Tsartlip
reserve in Brentwood Bay.

Scott says the facilities rank
among the best in the province.

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