Sports TheReview Wednesday, April 10,1991 — A18

Pee wees capiure gold in international tournament +

A terrible beginning turned into the gold medal. points out of second place, Ward son, Ward said.
Lac hell ran ked a wonderful end for the Peninsula Manager Ken Ward said Penin- _ said. The team’s coach is former
2 Pee Wee AA hockey team last — sula worked to a 3-1 victory in the Including exhibition games, the Junior B Eagles defenceman Greg
among top five week. final, getting the third goal on an team had a winning percentage of Lewis, with Garry Solzielinski as
: After taking a 9-3 loss against empty net as PoCo pulled their over .650 during the 1990-91 sea- assistant.
Two young tennis players} port Coquitlam in the opening goalie in a final bid.
from the Panorama Leisure} same of the Third Annual Interna. — PoCo led 1-0 after one, Peninsu- UPHOLSTERY * DRAPERIES
Centre are now ranked among } tional Pee Wee Tournament Apnil la tied it up in the second, then * ANTIQUES * ETC.
the best in the province in their} 9 the Peninsula squad bounced scored a power play goal in the
age calegory. : back with five straight wins over third to go ahead. The empty-net
Michael Lachelt made it to the next four days. goal came in the final seconds of : ees:
the under-14 final of the West- Playing in Cloverdale, the Penin- _ regulation time. eo 4 SS aEEREDR TIED:
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recently in Vancouver, moving victory over Vancouver’s Hastings drew pee wee teams from Finland,
him into the top five in BC a Street team Wednesday, then Switzerland, Sweden, United
the under-14 A Division, said knocked off Victoria’s top team — States and across Canada includ-
Greg Diemer, tennis coach at the minor level AAA Capitals — ing one team from Whitehorse, * 652-9454
PANO, with a 4-1 win. Yukon. 6655 TRUDEAU TERRACE
Also, Chris Good placed In the fourth game of the 40- Two of the Peninsula players BRENTWOOD BAY, B.C. =
second in a ee ts team tournament, Peninsula quali- were selected by tournament offi-
TOMES NE I Se Ouse “In isle fied for a playoff shot by bouncing cials for an All Star Friendship
under-18 category, moving him ‘Weees Win a 7-3 seo, weliing Gare, BRENTWOOD COIFFURES - BRENTWOOD COIFFURES
in the top 10 in the province in in a first-place finish in Peninsu- Forward Jordan Sundher and
the under-18 A Division. la’s 10-team division. goaltender Gary Swanson ran | ° :
That's the first time we've That game set the stage for a_ through exercises with members of on (ep)
had two top-10 rankings from high profile Friday match againsta other teams competing in the tour- Zz =
this area,” said Diemer. “Holished” tcam from Parksville, nament. =) : 1 |>
oe ou ae ee) managed by the notorious Howie parents said Cloverdale did a {KE BETTY CHRISTINE MAUREEN CINDY TANIS Lu
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“ aoe = ies — under 14 Peninsula played with heart and  pament. Thovs WAS TO cane ad 1S B RE N OO D Col F F U R ES oO
ae he pow 14-18 final. Todd Eee ee oe byone the officiating was good, it was 8 WHERE yOOs HAIR BECOMES 8
goal in a 5-4 upset. really fair.”
King defeated ‘San ea That win pitted Peninsula The Dos Wea tear Hnishod the = OUR Jor PRIORITY =
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Reese 6-1, 6-3. aS The HtO Gotcha volleyballteam __ the first contest, and 15-11, 16-14 &
_In the under-14 boys’ divi- | was defeated twice in a double- _ in the second.
sion, Michael Hales beat Mat} ejimination final of the Lower ;
thew Vaulkhard 6-4, 3-6, 6-4.) Island Championships this week- Lore Chan was the outstanding :
In doubles action, King and} end. setter for HtO Gotcha, while Mike McKIMM & LOTT
Arden beat Chris Bolduc and The team was beaten by the Far Toakley was the outstanding power
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