Sports

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Wednesday, May 8,1991 — A22

Come-from-behind style worked once for Panthers *

The Parkland Panthers senior

better after they scored against

tage at all.

team was about the same calibre,”

= girls’ soccer side seems to have a us.” The Panthers encountered famil- said Milligan.
Tigers end habit of getting down early in their — Henson received a through ball iar territory early, with Vic High
a games. co ee that zipped past the Belmont def- scoring thé lone goal of the game “They had a good goalie, and
first yedr But in their Victoria High ence, and booted it in the net for at about the 20-minute mark of the she made some saves on shots that
School league game last week the equalizer. opening half. against someone else might have
of football against Belmont, the Panthers “It was anice, pretty goal,” said “Tt was an even game. Each gone in.”
The Sidney Tigers Pee Wee ae ee z ealeel ak aS Bas fe
: eadlocked until the fi in-
football team’s season has Lorien Henson got the two utes. : ae MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL
ended with a loss in the league Panther markers. Her first came at | Parkland’s midfielders con- y
consolation final. : 4 about the midway point of the first trolled the play, “and it was only a One Time Only Sale
The Tigers were defeated 30- half. matter of time before we scored,”
0 by Esquimalt Tudor House in Parkland was down 1-0 after he said
Vancouver Lower Island Cana- giving up what coach Joe Milligan Henson dribbled through Bel-
dian football Pee Wee ee calls a “fluke goal” in the opening mont defenders and kicked in the
play Wednesday night at Roya minutes of the game. winning goal, as Parkland was
Athletic Park. At times, the team has caved in able to hold on to the lead. 9721 W. Saanich Rd., Sidney, B.C.
The Tigers finished last in the hen faci 1 ici ue |
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record, while Esquimalt was land lost 3-0 to Mt. Doug. decision to Victoria High on
fifth with a 2-6-1 record. However, last week’s game Thursday. $ 00
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Leading scorers for Sidney] Beauchemin making dream alive THURSDAY, MAY 9th, 9:00 A.M.
during the regular season were :
Dats Beaton and Todd Winkle, Glen Meadows golf pro Ed Cerisano was downed by Robin zs
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Garfield Saunders set the Morgan of Gorge Vale, who May 15 — 7 p.m. = 3: DRAPES
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which was also held by Saun- Meanwhile, Ardmore Golf Terms: Masiereata, use - SLIP COVERS
Fi fi i Club’s Mike Walker lost his quar- NOTE: NaBuver eda
terfinal match to Dowds 5 and 3. : ee
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track athlete terfinals Sunday, Pete Heywood Cowichan Bay Rd., R.R.2, Cobble Hill
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trackster was tops overall in her and by Kurt Lampert of Cedar SIDNEY CENTRE
age group at the Victoria Track UL :
and Field Club’s Dogwood In Island Open action Saturday ®
Meet last weekend at Uplands Golf Club, Beauche- Z
Toneneite Vandenbale A min defeated Rob Fulton of Gorge
Guide & studentan Noah Sha Vale 3 and 2 to advance to the i | |
nich school, won the 200m, quatiesanal’y ; ot
400m, 800m, long jump and _ However, in the handicap divi-
300m hurdles andiwas amen: sion, three Glen Meadows golfers
Wee OF HN Heiodions sala lost and missed a chance to move
one y on to the quarterfinals.
: 3 Heywood beat clubmate Don 2 a
At the club’s meef, she also y Ee r) Fe t | S |
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