These young players, the Firecrackers,
took first place in the Mini Division for the

Soccer Season.

August 9, 1988, Weekly Record - 7

Minor soecer news

The 1988 season has
wrapped up, and the soc-
cer. association hopes
everyone had and enjoy-
able year of soccer.

On June 18, a Tum-

cond. Division 5 saw the
Marauders first and the
Toros second.

The soccer association
hopes everyone has a safe
summer, and would like
to see everyone soon when
play will resume in early
August.

second place went to the
Blue Birds. The Black
Panthers took third and
the Cheetahs took fourth.

In Division 9 the Wild-
things were first, the Blue
bler Ridge team of 11 Eagles second. In Division
‘through 13 year olds tra- 7 the Torrados were first
velled to Tomslake for a and the Red Barons se-
soccer tournament. The
team would like to ex-
press their thanks to the Gajic Insurance & Financial Services
Tomslake residents and Inc.
the soccer association for
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Congratulations to

Cory Duke, Angie Len-
dorum, Richard Clark,
Clifford MacKay, Mat-
thew Verge, Gordon
Duke, Kurt Dupras, Berk-
ley MacDonald, Marcy
Neilson, Nathan Taylor,
Daniel Nesbitt, Jason
Nickel, Artur Szymezak,
Sean MacEachern, Eion
Moffat, Amber Kuenzl,
and Daryl Ekins for three
very good and entertain-
ing soccer games, which
led them to winning first
place in the tournament.

Soccer Fun Day held on
June 20 was a big suc-
cess, thanks to the volun-
teers who helped.

Frank Lucas, head co-
ordinator, announced the
final standings. In the
mini division, first place
went to the Firecrackers,

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