The Tri-City News, September 10, 2014

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Silver for Coq. Aftershock Fresh off a silver medal win at the Labour Day soccer tournament kickoff last week, the Coquitlam MetroFord Aftershock shutout Langley FC 2-0 on Sunday. Chanelle Prestia opened the scoring in the first half with a cross from the midfield, while Maia Faccone made it 2-0 off a free kick in the second half.

With solid defending coming from Linnea Wong and Vanessa Porretti, goal keeper Diana Emelianova was able to keep Langley off the score board. Last weekend, with only one sub for the entire tournament, the Aftershock took silver at the Labour Day soccer tournament kickoff. On the way to the podium, the Aftershock

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took on Vancouver, Burnaby, Port Coquitlam and West Coast FC, posting a 4-0 win in the final game of the tournament to secure second place. Olivia Gallina, Janelle Haywood, Neena Hull, Paige Olderskog, Chanelle Prestia, Alyssa Ricci, Sierra Santorelli, Danica Stryjak were all instrumental in the Aftershock’s success at the tournament.

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Wolfgang takes skills to Victoria Former Port Moody Panthers player Wolfgang Schoenefuhs will be continuing his hockey career with the University of Victoria Vikes of the B.C. intercollegiate Hockey League this season. The 19-year-old former team captain, who was the club’s highest scoring player last year with 40 points in 44 games (15 goals and 25 assists), said he was looking forward to the next phase of his career. “I grew up around Port Moody, so being able to play for and captain my hometown team was a great honour,” he said. “I’m very proud to commit to a post-secondary education and collegiate hockey in such a wellrespected league like the BCIHL as a Panthers alumni.” The Port Coquitlam Minor Hockey product was also named Panthers Most Valuable Player at the team’s end of season awards. Overall, Schoenefuhs finishes his junior hockey career with 22 goals and 36 assists for 58 points in 82 games. “Wolfgang is an outstanding player and person,” said Panthers general manager Frank Iantorno. “Wolfgang’s great attitude, tireless work ethic and leadership abilities will serve him well as he makes the jump to collegiate hockey.” The University of Victoria is entering its

ninth season in the BC Intercollegiate Hockey L e a g u e . Th e Vi ke s have won the BCIHL championship three times in eight seasons, most recently in 2012. Meanwhile, the Port Moody Panthers are gearing up for the upcoming Pacific Junior Hockey League season. The squad will play its season home-opener on Saturday, Sept. 13 against the Ridge Meadows Flames at the Port Moody Arena (face-off is 7:45 p.m.). For more information go to www.portmoodypanthers.com.

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