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Show 1 Women's soccer The Newspaper Thursday, September 24, 1981 Page i i -X-. rv. A A v A ii Don oncontact sport? 't you believe it! V - -5a5 CVQTrO CASrVDlAjO (JyMJi-WU (JNSrvwwvJ wv- wuo-J ' " " V, ' . You might think that playing goalie for a women's soccer team would be a safe position. Not too close to the action. A noncontact sport, and, after all, women aren't so aggressive. You might think that if you hadn't talked to Kathy Ben-ner. Ben-ner. Benner, playing goal for the Park City Silver Kicks, was knocked unconscious Saturday during the first half of a game with KWHO, a Division II team from Salt Lake City. According to team representative repre-sentative Annie Bowman, Benner was knocked out cold after a collision with the KWHO center forward and had to be taken out of the game. Fortunately, the injury in-jury was not serious and Benner returned to play during the second half. Oh, by the way, the Silver Kicks won that game 3-1, improving their league record re-cord to 2-0. "Everyone played really well," Bowman said later. "Each game we get it more and more together." For those of you who pay attention to such things, KWHO played last year in the women's Division I of the Utah Soccer Association as the Utah Power ;.nd Light Sockets. (Their male counterparts coun-terparts were known as the Plugs. Get it?) I'mortimate-ly I'mortimate-ly the Sockets finished last in their division and were demoted to play ball in Division II. In spite of thier inexperience, inex-perience, the Silver Kings were anything but awed by KWHO. In addition to their three goals they had several other scoring opportunities. opportuni-ties. Park City left winger Cathy Fish opened the scoring scor-ing on what Bowman called a "textbook play." She took a pass from the right side of the KWHO goal mouth and slammed a well-placed shot past the surprised goalie. KWHO tied the score before the intermission on a penalty kick from just outside out-side the penalty area. Bowman Bow-man said she and her teammates could have formed a "wall" between the kicker and the goalie, but didn't move into position fast enough. At the half, the score was still tied. Park City halfback Joy Rasmussen put her team ahead for keeps early in the second half with a booming kick from about 30 yards out which slipped under the crossbar, just out of the reach of the KWHO goalie. The insurance goal came off the foot of Silver Kicks' right winger Roxanne Toly, perhaps better known for her prowess on the ski slopes. Unfortunately, that was Toly's last appearance in a Silver Kick uniform for a while. She left Monday for Austria to participate in U.S. Ski Team training. To the Silver Kicks' credit, the team played almost half of Saturday's game below strength, with only 10 players. play-ers. Dede Bledsoe started the game in the Park City goal, but had to leave the game because of a knee injury. She was replaed by Benner, who played until her collision with the KWHO center forward. Goalie number num-ber three was Bernadette Ott, who built a name for hnrcnlf 09 a hot-chootinp forward on Park City High School's girls basketball team. In Benner's absence, the Silver Kicks played shorthanded for the last part of the first half and the first part of the second half. This Saturday Park City will tangle with Pan World beginning at noon on the high school field. The two teams played to a 2-2 tie in a recent preseason game. Also on the schedule are games against Sun Valley and Jackson Hole, to be held Oct. 4 as part of the Oktoberfest celebrations. tl X g2CU r& Oir Two? M Won 2 2 2 2 Lost 2 2 2 2 Volleyball team boasts 3-1 record It's tough to compete with football. Park City High School's varsity volleyball program has a problem. Its season runs currently with that of the varsity football team, and in case you hadn't notice, the football Miners have been getting most of the attention these days. In spite of the absence of the cheering hordes and accolades ac-colades in the press, the volleyball Miners are on their way to a successful season. After dropping their opening match of the year (Aug. 27 at South Summit), the Miners have won three straight, knocking off North Rich. (Sept. 3), Manila (Sept. 10) and North Summit (Sept. 17). At this writing, Park City's 3-1 league record is good enough for a first-place first-place tie with two other teams. The other teams? North Summit and South Summit. The Miners will complete the first half of their league season this afternoon when they take on the South Rich Trojans at Park City High School beginning at 5 p.m. The schedule also calls for rematches at home against South Summit (Oct. 1) and North Rich (Oct. 2). The varsity volleyball roster includes a number of familiar names, including co-captains Kelly Bolton (sophomore) and Kim Koch (senior). Also on the roster are Selena Gurski, Racquet Hughes, Amy Irvine, Anita 1p WW f VJ JO ., Miles, Teri Potts, Alana Soares, Rumi Shirahama and Joanna Taylor. Shirahama, an exchange student from Japan, has been a valuable addition to the team, according to Coach Gail McBride. The team manager this year is Miriam Hamilton. Also boasting a 3-1 record is the junior varsity squad, composed of Maile Edwards, , Susie-Miles, Andrea Peter-' son," fori Pillinger, Wendy Plummer, Tlesa Sanchez, Piper Sieverts, Amanda Smith, Becky Stover and Susan Stover. Ladies bowling Results from Sept. 16 league play. Duffy's Cabinets won 2 and lost 2 from Just Arnie's. Chevron won 2 and lost 2 from Team 4. Team Standings Duffy's Cabinets Just Arnie's Butko Chevron Team H High Scratch Indiv. Game Carrie Yates 193 Georgene Plummer 190 Ethel Pedersen 167 High Scratch Series Indiv. Carrie Yates 469 Jessie Johnson 440 Georgene Plummer 438 High Scratch Team Game Duffy's Cabinets 666 Team 4 663 Duffy's Cabinets 661 High Scratch Series Team Duffy's Cabinets 1916 Butko's Chevron 1873 Team 4 1867 High Handicap Game Indiv. Georgene Plummer 217 Carrie Yates 212 Margie Smith 207 .0 Butko 500 500 500 500 i High Handicap Series Indiv. Carrie Yates 526 Georgene Plummer 519 Ethel Pedersen 517 High Handicap Team Game Team 4 884 Just Arnie's 883 Duffy's Cabinets 871 High Handicap Series Team Duffy's Cabinets 2541) Butkos Chevron 2533 Team H 2530 Jessie Johnson and Georgene Plummer had two doubles. LouAnn Street and Carrie Yates had a double. Dorothy Murnin picked up the 3-10 split and Dorothy Wilson the 2-7 split. m (4 U 1 p , t Sunday sot proac mmm Sunday Reserve your copy at: The Main Street Deli, 525 Main Street; lhe Village Store, Park City Resort; 7-11, 1500 Park Avenue; Alpha Beta, 1800 Park Avenue. 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