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The Castiegar Sun

Wednesday, September 30, 1992

Castlegar Kats claw way in to second

JASON KEENAN

Sun Sports Editor

Castlegar Kats put it all togeth-
er this weekend with a pair of
victories over the Dam Inn Mates
and the Dixie Lee Hawks.

In the rain and cold in South
Slocan on Saturday, the Kats put
the ball in to the end zone six times

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“Revenge is sweet,” said Kats
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“We just thought it was pay-
back for a game we should never |
have lost on super Sunday.” A
week ago, the Mates beat Kats in
Trail 44-30. «

The game also had it's own
Strange twist of fate. The week
before Dom Droucker of the
Mates had four touchdowns and
an interception, a feat equaled by
Kats Neil Berme! this weekend.

On Bermel's final touchdown
he and Droucker- literally »went
head-to-head, colliding in the end
zone. Bermel got the TD and a

Campbell explained the victo-
ry as the team coming together as
a unit.

“The defense played excep-
tionally well, and the offense put
it in the end zone whenever we
had the opportunity.” And the
cold football weather didn't hurt.

“We just played the way we
can play - an all round team
effort.”

In Sunday's home stand
against the last place Hawks, the
Kats only managed to seal the
victory in the final minutes of the
game. With the score tied at 12,
Kats were going for a two-point
conversion. The missed it, but a
fac pping by the Hawks

big welt on his while
Droucker got a split nose sewn
up with six stitches. (He went on
to play in the Mates Sunday
game against the Bulldogs)

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resulted in the play being called
back, and Roger Junker got the
two-pointer.

“The Hawks played well, real-
ly well.”

Tt was a defensive battle where
the offense had a tough time
reading the other team.

“A complete defensive game,”
said Campbell. “Defenses on
both sides had the show.” The
defense on.the defending champi-
onship Kats team has to keep it
up if they're to make hi 3

“No ones ever defended the
league title.” But Campbell said
if the team keeps on playing like
they did last weekend, they be in
a solid position.

“Come league final, we'll be
there. As long as we play as a full
team, we're as good as any team
in the league.”

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Wednesday, September 30, 1992

The Castlegar Sun

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SHSS field hockey team comes together in Kelowna

Sun Sports

Neil Burmel ran four touchdowns in against the Mates

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The team had their first taste of
action last Wednesday in a match
up in Rossland, which they lost
6-0. She said that’s about half the
margin in the annual first game of
the season, a sign that hosting the
Provincials two years ago is
beginning to pay off,

That tournament resulted in a
growth of interest in the sport, and

the beginnings of feeder programs

“T'm not having to start from the
beginning. They already come out
and have some training,” she
added. “It’s their third year of
experience [when they reach the
senior team) rather than their first.”

In a tournament in Kelowna
last weekend they faced off
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from across the province.

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“They now have confi in

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“All you have to do is point it
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The strategy game also needs
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Closkey and Christina Evdokimoff

both displayed on the field. As the
younger players like Nicolle
Fullerton and keeper Mandy
Giraud click in with the team,
SHSS potential continues to rise.

The team sees action again this
Saturday with a five-team play
day up at Kinnaird Park

each other as players and as peo-
ple,” Chernoff added. The per-

Continued from 9A
themselves.” He said Nelson
plays a tough game that takes it's
toll on the players.

“We lost 6-1 and the other
team had three yellow cards. That
tells you how they play.”

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