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Volume 135 Issue 31 Friday, October 20, 2017 www.minnedosatribune.com 90 cents plus tax

INSIDE MCI Girls Win Soccer Provincials

this week

No Injuries
In Rollover

International
Winner

16 SUBMITTED Athletic Association Pro-

vincial Rural Soccer Cham-
Bachewich (grade 12) who
crossed the ball in to Katie
the Rams to keep a clean
slate. Bachewich added
Photo submitted

keeper. Lorette battled

back, but were no match

T he Minnedosa Colle-
giate Chancellors girls
If your label reads soccer team had a suc-
pionships.
Ranked third overall
coming into provincials,
Brown (grade 11). Brown
connected with a left foot
volley to put it past the
the final goal to win 4-0.
The Chancellors faced
the number one ranked
for centre back, Victo-
ria Olson (grade 12). The
second goal of the game

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cessful 2017 season. The
Chancellors finished first
in Zone 7 with a regular
Its time to renew season record of 2-2-0. In
the Zone 7 finals, led by
your subscription! co-captain Hannah Yuen
(grade 12), the Chancellors
204-867-3816 beat the Neepawa Tigers
7-0, earning a spot in the
Manitoba High Schools
the Chancellors opened
the tournament against the
sixth place Stonewall Rams
on Friday, October 13th. was complete, Cameron
Midfielder Ashley Robin-
son (grade 12), opened the
scoring at the 15 minute
mark. This was quickly fol-
lowed up with an attack-
ing run made by Tonielle
Stonewall keeper for the
Chancellors second goal
of the game. Before the half
Parrott (grade 12) added a
third goal for the Chancel-
lors. In the second half,
the Chancellors defence,
led by co-captain April Bil-
cowski (grade 12), held off
Lorette Scorpions in the came off the head of Katie
semi-final. The Chancel- Brown. In the second half,
lors came out flying; Cam- Lorette came out strong
eron Parrott leading the and scored one goal. The
charge and rocketing a Chancellors answered
shot off the cross-bar just back with a goal from mid-
seconds into the game. fielder, Alex Skelton (grade
They kept the pressure on
and moments later Par-
10).
Continued
rott sailed one passed the on Page 2

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