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Mustangs put on determined effort in Oliver tournament

The Maggie Mustangs field hockey team earned two ties in four games
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The Maggie Mustangs field hockey team played four games in the Oliver Fall Festival. The team is as follows: back row, left to right, Vip Nyjjar, Alyse Kohler-Mergel, Kalayna Devlin, Mackenzie Meynen, Meghan McCafferty and Kenzie Kesstler. Front row, left to right, Ana Perez, Alice James, Brooke Scott, Kayla Francisco, Minori Sinhohara, Jeanine Florence and Christine Maurer. Submitted photo

The Maggie Mustangs field hockey team returned from the Oliver Fall Festival with a pair of ties and losses.

The Mustangs had scoreless draws against Stanley Humphries from Castlegar and Mt. Boucherie, then lost 3-0 to Maple Ridge and 1-0 to Surrey’s Enver Creek. The Oliver Fall Festival gave teams a chance to gain more experience.

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Playing four games in just over 24 hours was tiring for the Mustangs, but the players were determined and worked hard. Mustang coaches Scott McCafferty and Sam James were pleased with the effort and sportsmanship displayed. The Mustangs have several new players, including four international students who have never played. Kenzie Kesstler, Melissa Hunt and Ana Perez were solid in goal for the Mustangs.

The Mustangs are next in action in Summerland against the Rockets on Wednesday.



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