Mike Reston (right) darts past Kia Mirssein during the Semiahmoo Sevens Soccer Showdown Saturday. The two-day

Mike Reston (right) darts past Kia Mirssein during the Semiahmoo Sevens Soccer Showdown Saturday. The two-day

Seventh heaven

Mike Reston (right) darts past Kia Mirssein during the Semiahmoo Sevens Soccer Showdown Saturday. The two-day, co-ed tournament featured a beer garden, barbecue and soccer shops.

 

 

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