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Page W4 · Richmond Review Wednesday, October 3, 2012

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Thanks to a combination of talent and depth, Richmond Chaos con-tinue to be a dominant force in the Metro Women's Soccer League, win-ning their fourth consecutive Third Division start Sunday 6-2 over the Coastal FC Surf.

While the Chaos boast a roster of 20 players, it can shrink fast, says coach Al Groff who last weekend lost one player to a possible season-ending injury, one to work, one to school and one loaned to Mike Fletcher's Red Devils in the First Di-vision. Then three hours before kick-off he learned three more would be out to the flu leaving the Chaos with only 13.

Things didn't get any easier when sweeper Sarah Little was injured three minutes in. Challenging for the ball, she landed hard on her hand

and dislocated her ring finger. But as she was helped off the pitch, Dani Pacheco—who had been loaned to the Devils for their first win of the season, 3-0 over CCB Piranhas—ar-rived and took her pace at the right midfield. Almost immediately, she took a cross from left midfielder Ja-nessa Murao and scored from about 20 feet out.

The Surf quickly countered and tied the match at 1-1, but then Kelsey Lawrence began a remarkable run of goals for the Chaos including two before the half, one of them set up by centre midfielder Jenny Lyons and the other by relief centre midfielder Natalie Sczerkowsky. The goals were offset by a second Surf goal.

The Chaos backfield was rebuilt on the fly after the injury to Little. Lydia Pengilley, in her second game

of the season, played the sweeper position for the first time in her ca-reer while Jenn Forsberg returned after a week's absence to the stop-per spot. Fullbacks Andrea Bertram and Victoria Groff also played strong games with the Pacheco sisters, Ana and Dani along with Sczerkowsky providing some relief when Victoria Groff went in net in the last 25 min-utes of the second half.

Lawrence completed a natural hat trick goal on a great lead pass by the other Chaos striker Taylor Bakken. Ly-ons banged in a long ball from far out to score a fifth Chaos goal off a centering pass from relief left mid-fielder Julia Badock, who started the game in net. Lawrence finished the scoring with great breakaway goal set up by a thread-the-needle pass from Lyons.

sportsLawrence nets 4, including natural hat trick, as Chaos find yet another way to win

From Page W3Richmond outscored Vancouver Minor

14-5 in the crossover game, jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, leading 11-5 after six and scoring three more in the seventh en route to the final.

In a rematch of Saturday afternoon’s

game, Richmond met the host Aldergrove Red team in Sunday’s final. Richmond jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and, thanks to some quality pitching and excellent defence, cruised to a 3-1 win.

The Chuckers were coached by Alex Klenman.

Harry Hunt photoAldergrove Red’s’ Riley Enns is safe back at first base versus Richmond at the Ban-tam AA Fall Ball Tournament. Richmond went on to win the Gold Division tier.

Chuckers best Aldergrove twice to win title

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In the last nine days, Richmond’s Nathan Leonhardt has played eight rounds of tournament golf in Ka-mloops, Toronto and Langley. And,

ironically, he got better as he went along.

“I got home just before midnight (from Kamloops) and onto a � ight to Toronto the next morning for the Canadian Tour’s Fall Qualifying School,” explained an exhausted Leonhardt. “I missed keeping my card third year by $150, so I had to re-qualify.”

Leonhardt, 27, did just that, � n-ishing 10th to earn full status for the 2013 season which will be his third consecutive on the Canadian Tour.

A couple of hours after Q school, it was back on the red eye and

home to play in the Vancouver Golf Tour Championship Tobiano Pro-Am last weekend at Langley’s Pagoda Ridge. His course-record 65 in the second round earned him his � rst pro event victory.

“I’ve been progressively getting better for a while now and been able to gain some more con� dence with the amount I’ve been playing,” he said. “It can be tough to play a tournament one week and then another a couple weeks later, you never really get into a groove. Even though these past couple weeks have been hectic and exhausting, I’ve been able to get into a groove.”

Conditions at Pagoda Ridge were excellent, with just a slight breeze both days. Leonhardt said the course was set up much easier on the � rst day, but he didn’t have a lot of energy.

“I played solid and my only bogey came on my last hole, due to a lack of focus,” he said. “But for the sec-ond round the tees were all the way back and the pins were in tough positions. I played OK on the front, but my putter got hot on the back. I had four birdies and an eagle on the back nine.”

Next up is the PGA Tour Q School in three weeks in Beaumont, Calif.

Leonhardt wins � rst pro golf event at Pagoda RidgeSunday’s victory concludes hectic schedule of eight rounds in nine days

NATHAN LEONHARDT

Chuckers fall ball champs

The Richmond Chuck-ers are fall ball champi-ons.

A split-squad of Ban-tam-aged players went 6-0 last week to win the � fth annual Aldergrove Fall Ball Classic Tourna-ment.

The Chuckers opened with a come-from-be-hind 5-4 win over the White Rock Tritons Tues-day, scoring three times in the top of the seventh inning. A pair of lopsided wins, 10-2 and 10-1 over the North Shore Twins 2 and the Vancouver Mounties followed on Friday night and Satur-day morning.

On Saturday afternoon, the Chuckers faced the host Aldergrove Dodg-ers Red team again won 6-3. Despite giving up only two hits, Richmond entered the seventh inning trailing 3-2 but again dug deep, scoring four times in the top half of the inning. The win guaranteed Richmond a � rst-place � nish in pool B and a crossover game on Sunday.

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Page W4 · Richmond Review Wednesday, October 3, 2012

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DEADLINE FRIDAYto buy for Early Bird prize. Win a 2012 Maserati with $5,000 Cash...

or choose $175,000 CASH! Cut off Midnight Oct. 5th.

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TICKETS: bcchildren.comOR 604-692-2333•OVER $3.5 MILLION TO WIN•OVER 4,100 PRIZES!

Winner will choose 1 prize option; other prize options will not be awarded. Rules of Play/Complete Details: bcchildren.comChances are 1 in 482,600 (total tickets for sale) to win the 50/50 grand prize 50/50 BC Gaming Event Licence #45694Chances are 1 in 288,000 (total tickets for sale) to win a grand prize. BC Gaming Event Licence #45693Problem Gambling Help Line 1-888-795-6111www.bcresponsiblegambling.ca Know your limit, play within it. 19+ to play!

Thanks to a combination of talent and depth, Richmond Chaos con-tinue to be a dominant force in the Metro Women's Soccer League, win-ning their fourth consecutive Third Division start Sunday 6-2 over the Coastal FC Surf.

While the Chaos boast a roster of 20 players, it can shrink fast, says coach Al Groff who last weekend lost one player to a possible season-ending injury, one to work, one to school and one loaned to Mike Fletcher's Red Devils in the First Di-vision. Then three hours before kick-off he learned three more would be out to the flu leaving the Chaos with only 13.

Things didn't get any easier when sweeper Sarah Little was injured three minutes in. Challenging for the ball, she landed hard on her hand

and dislocated her ring finger. But as she was helped off the pitch, Dani Pacheco—who had been loaned to the Devils for their first win of the season, 3-0 over CCB Piranhas—ar-rived and took her pace at the right midfield. Almost immediately, she took a cross from left midfielder Ja-nessa Murao and scored from about 20 feet out.

The Surf quickly countered and tied the match at 1-1, but then Kelsey Lawrence began a remarkable run of goals for the Chaos including two before the half, one of them set up by centre midfielder Jenny Lyons and the other by relief centre midfielder Natalie Sczerkowsky. The goals were offset by a second Surf goal.

The Chaos backfield was rebuilt on the fly after the injury to Little. Lydia Pengilley, in her second game

of the season, played the sweeper position for the first time in her ca-reer while Jenn Forsberg returned after a week's absence to the stop-per spot. Fullbacks Andrea Bertram and Victoria Groff also played strong games with the Pacheco sisters, Ana and Dani along with Sczerkowsky providing some relief when Victoria Groff went in net in the last 25 min-utes of the second half.

Lawrence completed a natural hat trick goal on a great lead pass by the other Chaos striker Taylor Bakken. Ly-ons banged in a long ball from far out to score a fifth Chaos goal off a centering pass from relief left mid-fielder Julia Badock, who started the game in net. Lawrence finished the scoring with great breakaway goal set up by a thread-the-needle pass from Lyons.

sportsLawrence nets 4, including natural hat trick, as Chaos find yet another way to win

From Page W3Richmond outscored Vancouver Minor

14-5 in the crossover game, jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, leading 11-5 after six and scoring three more in the seventh en route to the final.

In a rematch of Saturday afternoon’s

game, Richmond met the host Aldergrove Red team in Sunday’s final. Richmond jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and, thanks to some quality pitching and excellent defence, cruised to a 3-1 win.

The Chuckers were coached by Alex Klenman.

Harry Hunt photoAldergrove Red’s’ Riley Enns is safe back at first base versus Richmond at the Ban-tam AA Fall Ball Tournament. Richmond went on to win the Gold Division tier.

Chuckers best Aldergrove twice to win title

For more money saving coupons and flyers visit www.flyerland.caSave time, save money.

and

save&

Valid Monday to Thursday after 11am, for take out only at the Coast Hotel White Spot Restaurant until October 31, 2012. Enjoy any entrée for half price with the purchase of a

second entrée of equal or greater value. Not to be combined with any other promotional offer. No cash value. Excludes alcohol. Limit one coupon per party of two per visit.

Buy one entrée &get your second entrée

50% off atCoast Hotel White Spot

TAKE oUT oNLY Monday-Thursday after 11am for Takeaway Only.

604.263.6667











FRONT & REAR BRAKE SPECIAL

Pads or shoes (parts only)• Replace front pads or rear shoes• Check drums or rotors, bearings, hoses,

springs and parking brake cableDoes not apply to OEM Pads and ShoesSee reverse for locations and coupon details.

50OFF%

LIST PRICE

FREE FRAMESWITH YOUR PURCHASE OF PRESCRIPTION LENSES

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OVER

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CONTACT LENSES ON SALE We Also Carry Designer Frames!• Gucci• Burberry• Fendi• Versace• Polo Ralph• Ray Ban • Hugo Boss• D&G

• DKNY• Juicy• Izumi• Calvin

Klein• K Swiss• Bertelli• Guess

10% OFF10% OFF Originating from Shinjuku, Tokyo, Saboten has �ourished internationally and now you too can try its world renowned Tonkatsu (pork cutlet) in its �rst North American store. In true Japanese style, Tonkatsu is lightly breaded and served with freshly sliced cabbage and rice. Dedicating itself to quality and authentic-ity, ingredients are carefully chosen and cooked to perfection.

No cash value. One timeredemption only.Photocopies of this couponwill not be accepted.Cannot be used with otherdiscounts or promotions.Redeemable only atAberdeen Center SabotenExpress. This couponexpires on Nov 30,2012.Gratuity not included.

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