42 - Sunday, June 16, 1985 -

Sports

NVRC serves tennis tourney

NORTH VANCOUVER
Recreation Commission wili
hold its fourth annual Ten-
nis Championships June 21!
to 26.

The tournament attracted
over 200 entrants last vear in

Sliding into first

THE DISTRICT FIVE JOE
SHEA Senior Little League
(JSLL) began its inagural
season on April 30, 1985.

The league, made up of
13-year-olds, was organized
to keep area's 13-year-olds
playing baseball.

A spokesman for the Mt.
Seymour Little League ad-

North Shore News

various events.

Events this year include
Men's and Ladies Open
Singles, ‘B’ singles, ‘C'
singles, ‘X’ singles, ‘B’ dou-
bles, ‘C’ doubles and mixed
doubles.

vised that less than one per-
cent of the graduating minor
division players go on to
highci-level leagues.

The creation of the new
league has enabled 66 per-
cent of last year’s players to
continue playing baseball.

The JSLL was created to
bring basebal! back to North
Shore homes, and North

Play opens June 21 at 5
p.m. and continues over the
weekend.

‘Open’ event players will
play at Delbrook Communi-
ty Centre. All other divisions
will play at the various

season

Shore homes back 10
baseball.

League standings:

WLei*r Pts
Westshore 720 14
Shoppers 5 32 R
Dudiey Kitt 5 4 0 10
Permanent 411 9
Petro 431 #9
C/P Esso 25060 4
Lucas-Anderson 09a 98

Stroking to Olympics

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-intestinal brass to back up
that potential: ‘‘Ian has
definitely got national
abilities. He has also got an
excellent attitude towards the
work that will get him there
and Keep him there.”’

Though Hylands’ speciali-
ty is the breaststroke,
Sawchuck says current
coaching strategy is to mold
the West Vancouver swim-
mer into a strong all-round
swim competitor.

Hyland now swims for the

; Hyack’s 17-year-old A-plus

National Team, and is rank-
ed 13th in Canada in the
100-metre short course
breaststroke for his age
category. His burning ambi-
tion, though, is the 1988
Olympics: ‘My confidence is
growing, and | think I have
improved incredibly over the
past year. | have swimming
scholarship possibilities in
the States, but the Olympics
are the ultimate goal.’”

The 24 hours per week of
training Hyland puts in with
the New Westminster based

and private consultation.

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Hyack club in pursuit of his
Olympic goal requires that he
live during the week in Bur-
naby and sacrifice the bulk of
his social life. The price, he
believes, is small compared to
the possible rewards and per-
sonal satisfactions.

Though he says he once
aspired towards the glitter

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and glory of the U.S.A. Na-
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no longer holds sacred any
swimming idols. He sums up
his reasons with the new
found confidences that come
with ambitions beyond the
everyday: ‘‘It's hard to look
up to somebody you'll some-
day have to defeat.”’

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tators are invited to all mat-
ches.

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ational players who have
never played in a competitive

lournament.

June 37 is the deadline for
tournament entries. For in-
formation: 988-6166.

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