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The losing skid continues for
the Peninsula Bantam B Warriors
lacrosse team.

The Warriors dropped both
games of a doubleheader Saturday
to Nanaimo, and were defeated 4-2
by Saanich the day before.

Nanaimo took the opener 8-2,
and Jamie Mair had both Warrior
goals.

In game two, Mair had one and
Mike Walden the other in an 11-2
loss.

Walden and Jason Seman were
the Warrior marksmen in the Saa-
nich game, -

The Warriors had plenty of shots
on net, but couldn’t get enough of
them by the Saanich goalie, said
team spokesman Vicki Walden.

— PEE WEES

The Warriors Pee Wee A ‘squad
trounced visiting Juan de Fuca 9-3
last Wednesday.

The game was close in the first

period, but Peninsula pulled away
in the second and third.

Blake Munro sniped a hat trick.
Chris Olsen and Graeme Hem-
bruff scored two apiece, while
Colin Tulloch and Bryce McFad-
den had one.

The Pee Wees also played twice
two weeks ago and emerged with
only one point. They tied Saanich
2 by a 4-4 score at Braefoot Park
June 5, then were downed 7-5 by
the visiting Juan de Fuca team the

hext night.

Scoring for Peninsula in the first
game were Hembruff, Munro, Sam
Amos and Dennis Baggett.

In game two, Hembruff and
Cain Vancadsand had two each,
while Bicrodden) had the other
goal.

The Warriors B team fared a bit
better, winning one and losing one
against the home-town Nanaimo
team June 9.

The Warriors lost the opener 6-5
in a hard-fought game with a lot of
close calls, said team spokesman
Ron Sera.

However, the team played to its
potential and crushed Nanaimo
14-5 in the second game.

Among the goal scorers for
Peninsula were Philip Pelkey with
a hat trick, Dennis Baggett with a
pair, and Trevor Scott, Garrod
Mezger, Cameron McCullogh and
the Vancadsand triplets.

Baseball enters

Playoff action is underway
throughout the Sidney Little
League.

Games could wrap up this week
with double-knockout finals in
each division.

In the major boys’ division,
Roys Marine is set to play the
winner of Sidney Lions

NORTH SAANICH MIDDLE School’s Jeannette Vandenbulk
stretches for extra distance during the triple jump Compe-

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NOVICE

The Novice Two Warriors ended
their regular season play this week
with two victories.

They beat home-team Juan de
Fuca 11-3 on Friday.

Adam Straub led the way, scor-
ing six times. Pena Elliot had two,
and Murray Sam, Michael Wilton
and Ryan Sam had singles.

The next day saw Peninsula beat
Nanaimo Two 12-7.

Elliot scored four, Straub had
three, Marcus Underwood scored
twice, and Wilton, Ryan Sam and
Scott McAdam had one each.

TYKES

Wayne Morris earned the shut-
out in an 11-0 win last Wednesday
by the Tyke 2 Warriors over Vic-
toria/Esquimalt.

Other key players in the game
included Ian Watson, Craig
Zubersky, Matt Dickie, Ritchie
Haley, Vince Olson.

playoff action

and A.N.A.E Thursday.

Roys Marine advanced to the
final by defeating Legion and Sid-
ney Lions.

The Lions won their first game
against A.N.A.F. before losing to
Roys Marine, while A.N.A.E
rebounded by defeating Legion,
knocking Legion out of the tourna-
ment.

In major girls’ action, Island
Shoe is in the final, slated for
tonight, against the winner of Dol-
phin Sports and Safeway.

Island Shoe beat both these
teams in tournament play. Mean-
while, Dolphin Sports and
Safeway each downed Legion to
eliminate Legion.

In minor girls’ play, Buddies
Toys squares off against Case
Power in the final tonight. Case
Power has to beat Buddies Toys
twice to win the division.

Buddies Toys defeated Snapdra-
gon and Tidman Construction.

Tidman beat Case Power, but
Case Power bounced back with
wins over Snapdragon and Tidman
in later rounds to knock the teams
out of contention.

Results were unavailable in the
minor boys’ division.

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Priestley (foreground), of the Central Saanich Lawn
Bowling Club. The club hosted members of several
teams from Devon on Thursday. The visitors were on a
tour of B.C., with the next stop in Penticton. Its just a
holiday. We got people together who wanted to come
to Canada,’ said Ken Walters, one of the trip organizers.

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