The Prince George Citizen - Tuesday, June 15,1999 - 13
Community EXTRA
Deloitte & Touche player Erin Brown finds a way to stay cool during Saturday’s heat.
PG Croatia/The Keg’s Josh Wynan plays the ball around Saltsprlng Island player Greg Stringer.
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 Honda North/Citizen player Stevie Treasure leaps over a Chilliwack player.
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           Soccer association has a national goal
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 Citizen photos by BRENT BRAATEN
   Jt^rince George’s soccer facilities received rave reviews this past weekend during the B.C. Rec Cup tournament.
   Some of the best men’s and women’s teams in the province, including five local teams, competed for provincial titles at the Rotary Youth and North Cariboo Men’s fields. Canadian Soccer Association representatives said they were impressed with the facilities.
   Local B.C. Soccer Association director Shafeed Rahman said the weekend showed Prince George could host a national-team event, and he said he will now get the ball rolling to that end.
   The winning teams from the weekend were Williams Lake (men) and Victoria Castaways (women). The Prince George McQuick/Tra-cy Bell Physio Shooters finished third on the women’s side of the draw. Other local teams that competed were Croatia/Ironhorse (women), Deloitte & Touche (women), Croatia/The Keg (men) and Honda North/Citizen (men).
 Referee’s assistant Lulgl Bazzo signals for substitution.
 Croatia/Ironhorse player Angela Engstrom gets ready to throw the ball back in play during a game against Nanaimo.
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Fans packed the balcony of the North Cariboo Senior Men’s Soccer League clubhouse to watch the action.
 PG Croatia/The Keg’s Tom Brkick gets the edge on Saltsprlng Island defender Colin Wade as Saltsprlng keeper Jonathan McDonald gets ready for the shot.
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Ciro Caceres Jr. and Ciro Caceres Sr. cheer after Junior’s team, Honda North/Citizen, scores a goal against Chilliwack.
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