Sports

Hait scores
ace on 15th

Erma Hatt fired a hole in one
at the Glen Meadows Golf Club
on the 143-yard, 15th hole on
4 Oct.1.

This was during the Glen
Meadows ladies division’s first
round of the Autumn Trophy
Eclectic Tournament.

The club’s Friendship
-geronhy was won this year by

‘Peggy Wright, Peggy Patterson,
Melina Walters and Heather
Sluchinsky.

A net round of 54 clinched
their team’s win in the Best Net
Ball Four-Person Team Event,
played from May to September.

Harvey’s 3-0
to start year

The Peninsula Harvey’s
Sporting Goods Division 4C
soccer team has won its first
three games to start the season.

Its latest win was an 8-0
shutout over the Gorge Canadi-
ans.

Tyler Keepence and Doug
Beaton each scored four goals
to lead the team, while goalie

Jatt Joimson earned his first
shutout of the year:

Peninsula’s defence domi-
nated the game, stopping Gorge
forwards with each advance,
said team spokesman Maureen
Beaton.

Stingy teams collect wins

Local teams scored decisive vic-
tories in Vancouver Island Ladies
Field Hockey League action last
weekend.

The Second Division Hotel Sid-
ney Hobbits downed the Red
Devils 3-0 on Saturday, while the
Third Division Kapteyns defeated
the Dolphins 2-0.

Joan McKimm opened the scor-
ing for the Hobbits, deflecting the
ball in the net off a cross-goal
pass.

The Rebels appeared to tie the

Junior Panthers.

split first six.

The Parkland Panthers junior
boys’ volleyball team emerged
with an even record after opening
the season in a mini-tourmament
last week.

The team won three and lost
three at an Oct. 1 tournament at
Pacific Christian.

Other team included the Stelly’s
Stingers, Claremont, and host
Pacific Christian.

Coach Lome Chan said his team
split with each team at the toumey.

Two of the losses were by very
close margins, he said.

“For the first. matches of the
season, the team had a very posi-
tive start.

“Communication, team work
and hustle were displayed during
the matches,” he said.

All 12 Panthers saw action, but
Chan said the team was led by the
all-around play of Houman Azar,
the setting of Erin Grey and Jer-
emy Martin, the power hitting of
Steve Bennet and Greg Dean and
the consistent serving of Peter
Carmichael and Andrew Krakows-

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score but the referee ruled the ball
was kicked in the net, said team
spokesman Monica Dahl.

Hobbit sniper Liz Lilly scored
before the end of the half, and
added another in the second half.

The Red Devils made some late
rushes but were unable to score on
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Lynn Lewis scored both goals
for the Kapteyns in the first half.

Goalie Evelyne Greene back-
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Saturday at Parkland School. Both
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next few ‘weeks as they will be
playing for the Tenderloins in the
Golden Oldies Festival Oct. 13-19
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