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* eCeriain victory
suddenly lost

What seemed like a certain vic-
tory ended in a disappointing
defeat for the Peninsula Bantam B
Warriors lacrosse team.

The host Juan de Fuca team
scored five in the third period to
beat the Warriors 5-3, in a game
played June 3.

The Warriors were headed on
the right course, scoring once in
the first period and twice in the
third to vault to a 3-0 lead) said
team spokesman Vicki Walden.

However, Juan de Fuca fought
back for the win.

Warrior marksmen were John
Grieve, Jamie Mair and Michael
Walden.

bad 8 NOVICE

The Warriors Novice 2 team_-:}

f scored a decisive 8-1 victory last
{ Wednesday against Juan de Fuca.
Marcus Underwood and Adam
Straub had two goals each. Darren
Seman, Ryan Sam, Scott McAdam

and Murray Sam had singles.

Friday, the Warriors tied Saanich
6-6 ina game played at Centennial
Park.

Scoring a hat trick was Pena
Elliot, with Underwood, Straub
and Mike Wilton rounding out the
goal scorers.

Earlier this month, the Novice 2
Warriors won the bronze in the A
Division of a tournament at Juan
de Fuca and Esquimalt.

The team won its first two
games — 13-3 over Victoria/
Esquimalt and 5-3 over Vancouver
Kullamey. The Warriors were then
downed by Port Coquitlam, which
won the gold, but won their final
game against Nanaimo 9-8 in
sudden death, overtime.

TYKES

Meeting for the third and final
time this season, the Peninsula
Tyke 2 Warriors defeated Tyke 1
June 3 by a score of 9-6.

Sean Ferch had four goals for
the victors, Ryan Morris and Tyler
Hall had two each, and Matt
Dickie had one.
¢ For Tyke 1, Matt Rodrigue had

the hat trick, Brennan Gummer
had a pair and J.J. Birnie sniped
once.

The Tyke 2’s followed that win
with a 7-3 loss to Saanich 1 on
June 4, as the Tykes were a bit flat,
said team spokesman Wayne Hall.

Steven Knotts, Terry Hall and
Laurie Melis were the Peninsula
marksmen.

Two nights later at Lambrick
Box, the two sides squared off
again, but this time the Warriors
won 8-6.

Ferch had three, Kyle McInnis
had two, and Wayne and Ryan
Morris, and Knotts, had one each.
$= Seven Tyke 2 players travelled to

North Delta June 8-9 for a friend-

ship tournament, and winning
sportsmanship awards were
Knotts, Melis, McInnis and Terry
Hall.

Also in Tyke news, the Tyke 1
Wattiors ventured to Nanaimo
June 8, where they lost the opener
of a doubleheader 14-5 but
rebounded for a 14-10 win in
game two.

In game one, Gummer had two
goals, and Dan Lapointe, Robert
Kinnear and Tacho Garcia had one
apiece.

In game two, Gummer scored 12
times and Lapointe scored twice.

SLIDING INTO THIRD base is Steve Richards, catcher for
Central Saanich Loomis Courier, during recent little
league action against Oak Bay Island Farms at a sianey
ball field.

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