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RUNNING BETWEEN THE RAIN, the Viking Red Kittens managed to down the West Van Quicksllvers 3-0 In giris

soccer action at Seylynan Park on Saturday. In spite of the rain, the North Shore youth soccer managed to play most
scheduled games. (lan Smith photo)

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Top ten in girls volleyball

By BILL BELL

They might not have
come out on top, a spot
destined for Mount
Douglas, but for the

West Van Highlanders
and the

Hillside
Highwaymen, last
week’s B.C. Double A
Girls Volleyball
Championship Tourn-
ament: at Sutherland
was something they will
never forget.

The Highwaymen finished
in seventh spot, the best ever
placing for a North Shore
team in the history of the
tournament while for the
West — Vancouver
Highlanders, it was a case of
being knocked out of the
championship round after
the first three games, and
then fighting to win = six
straight games to capture the
top consolation spot - ninth
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“They played as well as
they could,” said an elated
Highlander coach, Doris
Weseman, “it was a great
way of ending the season.”

Highwaymen coach,
Wayne Desjardins was
extremely pleased with the
season his team played.

‘They played a
tremendous season, worked
hard and [’m pleased to see
them finish in the top eight
of the province,” Desjardins
said.

Still, Desjardins thought
his team could have done
better than the seventh place
finish.

“They didn't play well on
Friday, there was a little
tightness and a little ner-
vousness,” he said.

That tightness proved
disasterous as the High-
waymen dropped four
straight matches.

Desjardin was not about to
make excuses for the poor

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