TheReview Wednesday, May 15,1991 — A23

Panthers short one win from rugby playoff berth

The Parkland Panthers’ rugby third, but we didn’t have enough Warriors 9-4, setting the stage for penalty goal, while Rod Sekulick

O t fi = h season hasn’t ended the way it was time together as a team.” the Claremont match. added a ry. a
ne, WO TInIs Supposed to for coach Don Bur- He said the team was hampered “Lexpected we would win, but it Next season looks promising for
gess. by a lack of practice time and was a tough contest,” said Bur- Parkland, as Burgess expects key
A Parsland Secondary Burgess was hoping for a third exhibition games due to the teach- ges. returnees both in the backfield and
school’ tathlon’ team placed or fourth place finish in Division 1 ers’ strike and spring break. Smith had a conversion and in the forward positions.
eee spune Greater Victoria high school “We just couldn’t put it together

league play, which would have fast enough ... From the outset we

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5 gainst Claremont, he said

the Hie P. ae in fifth, one win away from the Parkland forwards outplayed their ONLY CONCERN!

EES Sache eaMowaS USt dT“ eluisive goal. opponents on the other side of the

in the 18-and-under division

: That win could have come ball, but the backs couldn’t kee )
and second overall, said coach against third-place Claremont ere ree 4 ’ We understand and were close by.

pace.
Barb Reston F 5 ; :

: Spartans in Parkland’s season “Claremont’s a good side, but I “ , 5

Teammates were Stefan finale May 9. dopi 3e8 tham beatae Cerne YOU SHOULD HEAR WHAT YOU'RE MISSING

Jakobsen in swimming, Jesse
Berg in cycling and Sarah
Thomber in running,

Sitting with a 3-2 record, Clare- frontrunners) Oak Bay and SMU,”
mont was one game ahead of said the coach.

ISLAND ACOUSTICS

The Parkland . Parkland, at 2-3, in the standings. Kevin Smith scored and con-
= Se eam. However, Claremont rolled to a verted Parkland’s only try.
also captured the women’s 33-6 victory, and knocked Park- “Tt was a very gutsy perform- SIDNEY
under-18 division. They were} jan4 ont of contention ance on his part,” said Burgess
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“We deserved to finish just noting Smith was expected to be
about where we were,” the coach Jost for the season with a shoulder
said Monday, reflecting on the injury.
season just past. In league action last Tuesday,

“I had hoped we would place Parkland downed the Belmont

Carr (cycle) and Trina Rickard
(run).

Parkland’s open team fin-
ished fourth in that category.
The team was comprised of
Jamie Macdonald in swim-
ming, Mike Wallberg in cycling

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