16 ~ Wednesday, November 21 , 1990 ~ North Shore News

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NEWS photo Mike Wakelield

THIRTY YEARS of service: Edy Rada with his wife Beverley
and daughter Nicolette celebrate Rada's 30th anniversary with
a recent party at the North Shore Winter Club. Rada started
their figure skating club in 1960 and has since trained several
skating greats including Karen Magnussen.

Pupp named coach of the year

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fege 2-1 in the semifinals, and
then waited in vain for defending
champions VCC to show.

“They were ready for VCC, I
tell you,’’ said Blues coach Frank
Pupp. The championship game,
between the Blues and Langara, is
now scheduled for I p.m. this
Saturday at BCIT.

© Biggest Bunglers: VCC's
Langara Faicons (with the
Remembrance weekend road
washouts providing some excuse).
The Falcons were supposed to
take the bus to Kamloops on Fri-
day and didn’t, then tried to go
up on Saturday and couldn’t. As
a result, tournament organizers at
Cariboo College had a flop on
their hands. The Blues hope that
VCC’s play in the final will be as
disorganized as their planning.

©Coach of the year: The
women’s Frank Pupp, who was
awarded the honor fast week by
the B.C. Colleges’ Athletic
Association. His Blues have won
the provincial championship twice
in the last five years and have

never missed the playoffs.

This year, Pupp managed to
guide his team to a 6-3-] record
while losing players by the bun-
ches. Goalkeeper Christine Corben
was out for three games, and top
striker Amy Abercrombie was
forced by illness to quit school
while at least three other women
also missed games.

© Unsung Hero of the Season:
The women’s Christy Keyland,
whose outstanding play was
recognized by the league last week
when she was named to the pro-
vincial All-Star team. The quote,
“Christy Keyland controlled the
entire midfield,*’ became a
favorite of Pupp’s this season.

© Unsung Hero of the Last
Eight Years: The men’s coach,
Joe lacobellis. His Blues have won
the provincial championship § six
out of eight seasons, and the na-
tional championship two of the

last three. Inexplicably, Iacobellis _

has never been named Coach of
the Year in the men’s league.

The award went to Fraser Valley
coach Scott Fast.

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