Sports Hill Falcons begin league hockey season by Gary Boyle H,;::cp Times stal Hie Hill Falcons makr a slap shot towards the goal of a winCity Senior Hockey League. ning season in the Salt "This is a much tw tter league for us than the one we were in lat year. We get certified referees, storekeepers, and statisticians who keep track of goals and assists," said general manager Kusseli Hanson. The league is affiliated with the USA ll'ickey Uague which most leagues are." The team will have 14 regular season games before the playoff tournament, flames are played at various times at the Acord Center in West Valley, the Ice Center in Murgames are played ray, and the Salt liike Sjxrts Complex. Hck-uat the Ice Sheet in Ogden. record. Ilie team started the season with "We were nervous our first game and came back to tie it all up in the final minutes of the third period. Our second game we came out strong and then fell apart in the final minutes and lost. Our third game we played against an aggressive team that p was more interested in fighting." said Hanson. "That worked well for us, because w e kept our composure and they ended up in the penalty box. We spent the last half of the final period in a 54 power play situation and won the game "Our fourth game we played well throughout against a good team. We never fell behind and scored the first two goals, but they caught up in the end and tied it up in the end." In its second year at Hill, the team is sponsored by the base through the Hess Fitness Center, which provides a percentage of the league fees and provides generic jerseys for players to 5-- wear. "We have twice as many players this year as we did last year," said Hanson. "We're in an intermediate league and were a little afraid of getting slapped around, but we're holding our own and I think we're going to have an impressive season." The team would like to get a w eb site going and are looking for any volunteers who can help out The games are free and the action is hot, so we're hoping to see the stands full of fans," said Hanson. high-calib- er The Hill Falcon's team on defense is Hanson, assistant coach Mike McCullough, Monty Montello, Allen Perkinson, Troy Ingraham, John Corwin. Shawn Gray, and Steve Moore. Forwards are team captain Pat Kielb, Steve Katsaros. Sara Zanayed. Vein Voraotsady. Jeff Robinson, John Bruns, John John Julian. Rob Hickman and assistant captains Ralph Benoit and Rick Ferber. Chris Powers is the goalie and Gordie Hull is head coach. Game schedule is Oct 14. County Ice Center, 6:45 p.m.; Oct 28. Acord Ice Center, 5:35 p.m.: Nov. 4. County Ice Center. 9:45 p.m.; Nov. 1 1. Acord. 5:30 p.m.; Nov. 18. SIX Sports Complex. 9:30 p.m:. Dec 2, County Ice. 9:45 p.m.; Dec. 9. Acord. 7 p.m.; Dec. 16. Acord, 8:30 p.m. The Acord Ice Center is at 5353 W. 3100 South in West Valley. The County Ice Center is at 5201 S. Murray Park Lane in Murray. The SLC Sports Complex is at 645 S. Guardsman Way in Salt Lake City. For more hockey information call, Hanson at Ext Rig-gin-s. J SPORTS BRIEFS e walk. Oct. 30 Hunt" 5K fun run or 1 1 a.m. The event begins at the Westside Fitness Center, Bldg. 1277. Participation is is $10. free and a commemorative For more details, call Ext. events and possible Force to sports events may be cancelled. Patrons are urged to call the sponsoring agency before attending. D Hockey team starts season The Hill Falcons Hockey team will play Sunday at 6:45 p.m. at the County Ice Center, 5201 S. Murray Park Lane in Murray. The team plays in the Salt Lake City Senior Hockey League and games are played Sundays at various rinks and times. For more A fall Mini Triathlon will be Oct. 13 at 9 a.m. at the Hess Fitness Cenfer. Participants will do an eight-laswim (four laps for begine run. bike ride and a ners), Teams are encouraged to participate. 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