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As an emotive firecracker of an undersized receiver, Charly Cardilicchia used to cause quite a stir among fans at the Apple Bowl in Kelowna whenever Victoria junior football teams played the powerhouse Okanagan Sun.

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With no drive for five alive, the goal for the Victoria Shamrocks was simply not to fizzle to fourth in a funk.

There will be a new Western Lacrosse Association regular-season champion this year.

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In the absence of middle-relief pitching depth, it has become evident the Victoria HarbourCats are going to have to slug their way into the West Coast League playoffs.

Sporting the powder blue throwback jerseys of the Single-A Northwest League Victoria Mussels, the Victoria HarbourCats left the Kelowna Falcons feeling a deeper shade of blue with a 12-3 WCL victory Wednesday night at Royal Athletic Park.

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Falcons 6 - HarbourCats 5 (11 innings) You can excuse Kevin Collard for looking ahead a little bit.