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Waterloo senior soccer Viking coach Paul Voisin says he isn't interested in scores, but instead the performance of his club. Fullback Art Davenport (ieft) of Waterloo Vikings muscles his way past an Elmira attacker to clear the ball away from the Viking net during first half action . By Rich CampbeIl Chmnich Sports Editor He couldn't be dis pleased with either Friday afternoon. Opening their season at home against El, mira Lancers, Vikings exploded for five first- half goals and went on "ipshitewath Lancers 8-0 in Waterloo County North Division play. In another game Fri. day, defending WCSSAA champion KCI Raiders got off to a good start by blanking Forest Heights 3-0. while Bluevale Knights were the bye team in the seven-team group- ing. Yesterday. the battle of Waterloo took place with Vikings the guests of Knights. while ac- ifor more information call ( ClipAd____ ------- ___8__§_.5. "f 43/13:]: M ',"r,si-i_iijj,i,j)' tlt Memberships 4.1:? Now Available / s) ' i May 2nd, 1982, 12-5 p.m. New Members joining by May 15th. 1982 receive Four Free Professional Group Lessons. . No Outdoor Court Fees . 6 Hardtrts Courts and 6 Hard Courts . Licensed Club House . Active Junior Program . Resident Professional . Waterloo Park Setting WATERLOO TENNIS CLUB CtT2jiiiW@Ejil Vikes ground Lancers PRESENT THIS AD For FREE use of our courts (as available) on May 2nd 1982 between 12 and 5 p.m. tion on Friday will be the replay of opening day washouts, A -- Vikings took a while to get their act together Friday but once they did midway through the first half they fash- ioned some slick play- making that allowed them many excellent scoring chances on the beleaguered Elmira keeper. "It was only the sec- ond time we'd been on the field," said Voisin. who lauded his team's vHorts oncc they got things going. "We've had to use the tennis courts to practice on. and the guys weren't used to using the whole field." Vikings are coming off an twstacy/ag0ny season that saw them last year soar through the regular schedule in first place, only to lose the championship game to KCl. Some six players had to be re Senior soccer starts placed from that Vik- ing squad, but Voisin is confident on all-out " fort his team will once again challenge with the best of them. Mark Trodden got Vikings on the score- sheet first Friday when he made no mistake on a penalty kick at 10 minutes. Igor Vrablic upped it to 2-0 at ttt minutes on a smart feed from Larry Gabel, and two minutes later Fitz Obilo got the first of his two goals from the right side on a welhdrilled shot, Late in the hair," Andros Neocleous made good on a 40-footer and Obilo notched his second just Pefore the half ended for a 570 Viking lead. The home side was aided by both a strong wind and the fact the sun glared in Elmira's eyes. V "We always take that end if we have the choice," explained Vor sin. 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