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PLAYERS IN the North Shore Thirty-Something Women's Soccer
League honed their: skilis last Sunday at the Eagle Harbour

Authorized

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‘beginning of

element:

en build on
success of new
over-3

league

120 players on six soccer teams

celebrate exciting first season

SINCE COMPLETING.

their first. 12 games, players
in the North Shore Thirty-
Something Women’s Soccer
League ‘have been eagerly
waiting for soccer to

“resume,

By Linda Sullivan

' Contributing Writer

i The league was formed to en-.
courage fun-and fitness through
recreational soccer for women
over 30, regardiess of previous

| experience.

The fall-of 1992 marked the
women’s over-30
soccer on the North Shore. In
fact, it is the only women’s
over-30 league in Greater Van-
couver.

The first season proved to be an
exciting one.

Six teams totalling 120 players,
mainly novices, rapidly improved
their skills and their enthusiasm
for the game.

“No one wanted to take any
time off. Our team even practised
in the snow once and had a great
time,” said Bob Balneaves, coach
of the Cap Shooters.:

Following the last game before
Christmas, a luncheon was held to
celebrate a highly successful inau-

‘gural season.

There was a phenomenal turn-
out of 108 people from the league
registry of 120 players. Awards,
lots of door prizes and gifts for
volunteers were given out amidst
much laughter as people traded
funny anecdotes from the games.

In response to everyonie’s desire
to play again as soon as possible,
five games were added to the
schedule after Christmas,
culminating with a round-robin
tournament on Sunday, March 28,
at the Eagle Harbor Community
Centre.

The tournament, scheduled to
begin at 9 a.m., will be followed
by a potluck lunch. Refreshments
will be available and spectators
are most welcome to cheer on the
teams.

It is obvious by the interest in
this new league that it was sorely
needed.

“The feague has given a Jot of
people their first chance-to play,
rather than watch soccer,” said
Kathrin Wallace, coach of the
Silver Streaks.

At present, the West Van
Waves team would like to add
several players to its roster. New
nlayers over the age of 30 (no ex-
perience necessary) are welcome to
register” any time by contacting
Linda Sullivan at 984-8913,

UBC tests stress management

ATTENTION FEMALE athletes!
You are invited to participate in

free group stress-management

programs. These programs have

- been designed specifically to help
“women deal with stressful work-

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Participants will have an oppor-
tunity to explore and discuss their
own stressors. :

Participants must be wihing to

be assigned to one of two six-
week stress-management pro-
grams. Both programs will be co-
led by doctoral or masters level
students from ihe department of
counselling psychology at the
University of British Columbia.

If you are experiencing stress

- and are interested in volunteering

for one of the programs, cali
222-0870 and leave your mame and
phone number.

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