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IT WAS a super exciting finish this year in Terrace Youth Soccer.

The Giaals had some real heart-stopping games and many of them even went to shoot-outs.

‘We had both some up- sets and some predictable finishes,’ says Bev Bujtas of the league. ‘Tt was a very good playoffs.”

In the Under-12 boys divi- sion, Sockeye FC ended up taking the championships. They beat Cedarland Tire in the final game, 3-0.

The Under-12 girls divi- sion saw one of the biggest upsets of the playoffs.

Lazelle Minl-Storage had lost only one game all sea- son. But they were eliminated in the second round of the playdowns with a 1-0 loss to Rotary.

Rotary went on to defeat Dairy Queen 2-1 before losing to Elan Travel 4-1 in the final match.

Those two finalists had placed just third and fourth in regular season play. It took some gritty determina- tion to get them to the championship match.

THE UNDER-19 girls

division had one of the more exciting finishes. Here Pizza

Hut and Richards battle It out in the final game. Pizza Hut won 4-3 in a shoot-out.

sion saw Bandstra and Northern Drugs meet in the final game. It was a very tight match with good chances on both sides.

Full-time ended in a tie so the game went to a nail- biting shoot-out. When it was all over, Northem Drugs came out on top with a 43 victory.

The Under-14 girls final also bad fans and players on

and final matches went to shoot-outs, and Crampton, Brown and Arndt was in- volved in all of them.

The girls started with a 4- 3 shootout win over Rossco, then went on to lose 3-2 in a shoot-out against Tkon. However, the double knock-out formula gave them a back door and they took it, This time with a 1-0 shoot-out win over Rossco,

tight game. They won 2-1. The Under-16 boys saw the Constrictors tackle Tak- har. This was a close, but high-scoring game that

‘ended up in a 6-5 Con-

strictors win. The league play winners, meanwhile, were McEwan, who finished first in regular play.

Finally, the Under-19 girls division had an exciting final with Richards versus

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