Todd Weeks, left of the Kelowna Kickers, battles Felix Heinrich of Vernon Kal Tire for the ball in Okanagan Men’s 55+ Soccer League action Thursday night at Mission Sports Field.

Todd Weeks, left of the Kelowna Kickers, battles Felix Heinrich of Vernon Kal Tire for the ball in Okanagan Men’s 55+ Soccer League action Thursday night at Mission Sports Field.

OTC Sistas slam Green Rockets 6-0

The OTC/Sunterra Sistas went out with a bang as they throttled the Green Rockets 6-0 Thursday night at MacDonald Park.

The OTC/Sunterra Sistas went out with a bang as they throttled the Green Rockets 6-0 in North Okanagan Women’s Soccer Association Division 2 action Thursday night at MacDonald Park.

The Sistas (15-1-1) secured the division title with superb defence from Marisa Wiebe, Michelle Mulholland, and Becky Birbillis.

Cassandra Otto scored a goal in each half, while Jennie Currie’s left-footed laser and Nicole Williams gave the Sistas a 3-0 lead at the recess.

Deanna Baker and Andrea Zubot added singles in the second half, while Diane Neudorf and Currie shared the shutout. The Rockets finished the summer 8-9.

Stars brush back Penticton

The Vernon Silver Stars got goals from six different players in a 6-4 win over Penticton United in Okanagan Men’s 55+ Soccer League play Thursday night at MacDonald Park.

Rob Ross hustled up front, scoring once, and took the Italian Kitchen Man of the Match for the league-leading Stars (16-2-2). Penticton dipped to 14-5-1.

Nigel Clack (2), Keith Chancellor, Dick Markin and John Matjeika also tallied for the Stars.

In other play, the Kelowna Kickers held off Vernon Kal Tire 3-2 at Mission Sports Fields.

Andy Marshall, on a gorgeous header, after s Daryl Hazell corner, Hazel on a booming high shot, and Brad Hall handled the offence for Kelowna (10-6-3).

The tiremen came out flying in the second half with Dennis Chabot stoned by keeper Andy Miller on a breakaway in the 49th minute.

Rob Parkin moved past a defender and neatly side footed in a Chabot cross for Vernon’s opening goal near the 72nd minute.

 

Ken Rath took a feed from Jim Sparrow and pulled the tiremen (8-8-2) within one at 80 minutes. Vernon pressed hard for the equalizer, but the Kelowna back four, led by Orchard Park Mall Man of the Match Hazell, held strong.

 

 

Vernon Morning Star