Notable soccer scoring
There were some notable goal-scoring feats in Sunday's round of Canterbury women’s soccer.
In the first division match between Hornby and Halswell, Andrea Dennis scored a hat-trick for Hornby, earning it a 3-3 draw.
In the third division Technical had a hefty 9-1 win against Lyttelton, Shelley Barrett, aged 13, scoring four goals. , In the fifth division Technical beat Shamrock, 4-0, Sandra Kirkland hitting three goals. Margaret Hughes was in top form for the fourth division side, Halswell, scoring four times in its 7-4 win over Rangers. Results:
Division 1: Rangers 1, New Brighton 0; Kaiapoi 0, Nomads reserves 4; Hornby 3, Halswell 3; Nomads 2, West-
ern 1. Division 2: Imperial 4, Hornby 0; Shamrock 1, North Beach Parklands 4; Rangiora 2, Rangers 2; Universify 0,
Burwood 2. Division 3: Lyttelton 1, Technical 9; Western 2, Cashmere 2; Nomads 1, Dux de Lux 1; St Albans-Shirley 3, Woolston 1. Division 4: Western 0, Prince of Wales 1; Riccarton 1, New Brighton 0; Burndale 3, Avonhead 1; Halswell 7, Rangers 4. Division 5: Burndale 0, Riccarton 4; Burwood won by default; Shamrock 0, Technical 4.
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Press, 13 May 1987, Page 39
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