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VOLLEYBALL SCORING rules
are changing world-wide with the
Olympics over and a new four-year
period beginning, and North Shore
schools got a good taste of the new
rules last week.

In the past, the serving team was
the only team that could score a
point. This is still true for the first
four games of a_ best-of-five
match. But if a fifth game is nec-
essary, the team that wins the rally
not only gets to serve next but also
gets a point.

This is officially a rally point,
but sometimes is called ping-pong
because of its similarity to table
tennis. Thus the fifth game is

Introducing

played in less than half the time of
a regular game.

Ten of the 53 North Shore boys’
and girls’ matches played Oct. 12
to 19 went to a fifth game, but the
three most exciting all involved St.
Thomas Aquinas Saints and Car-
son Graham Eagles.

STA’s senior girls edge CG 14-
16, 16-14, 11-15, 15-11 and finally
16-14,

The same day the Eagles juniors
nipped STA 15-7, 13-15, 15-10,
13-15 and then 15-13.

Earlier in bantam girls’ play,
Carson’s grey team took Aquinas’
red squad 8-15, 6-15, 15-2, 15-1
and 16-14.

Yi.

aging cream

31 - Wednesday, October 26, 1988 - North Shore News

CARSON GRAHAM Eagles QB Troy Loven managed to unload the
ball in the nick of time...though this Burnaby Central defender would
have preferred otherwise as the two teams tangled last week. North
Vancouver's Carson Graham wor 20-6.

NEWS photo Neil Lucente

school scoreboard

Meanwhile, Handsworth Royals
senior girls — now ranked first
among B.C. AA _ schools —
defeated West Vancouver
Highlanders, rated as high as fifth

provincially this season, 15-7, 15-5, |

15-1,
Both teams had 6-0 won-lost re-

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