0 -vs- 
1A nil-nil first half where Lakehill had one chance that just missed the goal (Maressa) and another where the Sooke keeper easily made the save. The first half was one where both teams had to adjust to the bounce of the ball and the faster playing surface and the resulting numerous throw ins.
The second half saw most of the play in the midfield or Sooke end of the field but LakeHill was unable to mount any goal scoring opportunities. Sooke was content to try to feed their two fast forwards (Taylor and ??). Sooke was able to mount one counter attack and split the LakeHill defense for what turned out to be the only goal of the game. Sooke was first to the ball and deserved to end 2007 with 3 points.
The second half saw most of the play in the midfield or Sooke end of the field but LakeHill was unable to mount any goal scoring opportunities. Sooke was content to try to feed their two fast forwards (Taylor and ??). Sooke was able to mount one counter attack and split the LakeHill defense for what turned out to be the only goal of the game. Sooke was first to the ball and deserved to end 2007 with 3 points.
Jenna had a strong game with LOTS of running (usually after a ball on its way 'out')more photos to follow
other scheduled LISA games for Dec.15th include:
CVSA 0 -BU-Rebels 1
SaltSpring hosts JdF (not reported)
Gorge has the BYE
BU-Spartans 2 - Peninsula 1
Prospect Lake 3 - Gordon Head 1
As a result of these games the standings going into the winter break have a very tight race at the top half of the table with:
BaysU-Rebels are 3 points clear of LakeHill
CVSA currently sits in third place (6 points behind LakeHill) but only 2 points ahead of PLSC
PLSC with 21 points are followed by Sooke with 18 points and then Gorge with 15 points. The BaysU-Spartans earned their first three points with their win over PSC
