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Show The Sait Lake Tribune SPARTA UNITEDINVITATIONAL Mixed Results For Home Team In Sparta Soccer By Jill Johnson rH THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ked Sleight. ‘Really, I just wanted to get it in so our goalie [Liz Condie] wouldn’t haveto defend a shootout.” The Heat recently took first in the Steamboat Springs, Colo., soccer Invitational in which 100 teams participated. Vandenhazel hopes someday his 66-team event growsto be one of the largest events in the westernregion. “T try to get more out.of-state participation each year,” he said “It’s been my dreamto make this tournament ‘he most competitive in Utah.” This year, the invitational attracted 16 out-of-state teams, including three from the Adesa club of Hollywood, Calif. In one of the most exciting games of the day, Eduardo Aquino kickedthe clinching goal to lift Adesa’s Under-14 team to 4-2 shootout win over Salt Lake City’s Firebirds. Goalie Ricardo Cuevas made two saves in the shootout to ensure thevictory. Olympus Faces Uphill Fight LT LAKE T! NI Eric Madison and Gabe Green are the best athletes Mike Kilipack has seen in seven years of organizing the Amateur Athletic Union’s 12 and Under boysbaskethall championships The Milwaukee residents led the Playground Warriorsto a 4331 championship win over the Oklahoma Rebels, Edmond, Okla., Saturday at West Jordan iigh Schooi. “T have never seen twoathletes that good playing on the same team in all my years of organizing this event,” said Killpack, whose tournament drew 63 teams from around the nation this year Indeed, the 5-foot-11 Madison scored 24 points while the 5-7 Green added 13 more. The Warriors took third place in the tournament two years ago and were runner-upslast year. But with the addition of a guard backup ied by Dionte Tatum, Madison and Green got the support they needed to lead their team to thetitle. DES MOINES, Iowa — The by getting them interested in bas- road back for the Olympus Titans in the Junior Olympics Baseball Inder Tournamentis ketball a long one ‘There's a lot more to basketball than the game,” hesaid. “I've game Olympuslost its third straight Saturday, 9-1 to the St. Lou- is Rockers. The Titans must win two of their remaining three games to advance. Olympusplays the Scott Iowa North Stars today seen it change lives.” For two young basketball players, the Playground may have changedtheir futures dramatically ey meine etalewraat?a ag RICED. FIRESTONE Pedy) hiteddt “Last year showed us what we needed to do to win,” said Warriors coach Rick Stimac. In an effort to draw recognition to Wisconsin’s youth basketball program,Stimac openeda private basketballfacility with four regulation-sized courts, a pro shop,arcade and dining room. 13° SIZES 14" SIZES 15" SIZES He hopes the new facility will Taylorsville Claims Auto Crown MURRAY — Taylorsville had the pitching and American Fork didn’t. That sums up Taylorsville pounding out a 13-1 win over American Fork Saturday at Ken Price Park in the championship game of the state Automotive Pair of Stars-to-Be Lead Mates To AAU 12 and Under HoopTitle Under 16 Silver — Sparts 80 Gold, Sandy. Ut Boise. i¢. 0 alt 3, Pre Under 14 Gold — Adesa, Las Lake Cty, Ut 2 Under By Jill Johnson It took 15 years, but Sparta United Soccer Club founder Ben Vandenhazel reached his dream Saturday. He created the most competitive boys soccer tournamentin Utah. The 14th annual Sparta United Soccer Invitational wrapped up Saturday at the Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center. The three-day competition was so tough that the Utah club had only two of its nine participating teams win a division championship. Sparta 81 Gold outscored Neusport F.C., Henderson, Nev., 4-1 in a shootout to win the Under-14 Gold division. The teams were tied 3-3 at the end of regulation. “We always win everyoneelse’s tournaments,” said coach Chuck Huber. ‘We thought we'd win our own for a change.” Sparta '80 Gold defeated the Capitals, Boise, 2-0, for the club’s second trophy. In the only girls’ division, Salt Lake City’s Jordan Sleight scored a goal with 30 secondsleft in the second overtime, lifting the Heat to a 1-0 win over Ogden’s Hot Shots in the Under-14 championship. “T just shut my eyes and kicked C7 see! SPORTS Sunday, July 30, 1995 League Tournament. Brandon Lyon and Bryan Bali homered for Taylorsville. Franco Pezely pitched a six-hitter for Taylorsville. 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