FITNESS IN BUSINESS

Corporate Cup gears up

OVER 1500 corporate
athletes representing 90
British Columbia companies
are Now preparing and train-
ing for the sixth annual Sun
Life — YMCA Corporate
Cup slated for Sunday May
27, 1984 from 8:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m. at Swangard
Stadium in Burnaby.

The Corporate Cup, an
event which has an objective
of promoting physical fitness
at the workplace, ranks as the
largest corporate track and
tield meet in Canada.

Participants from each 15
member team will compete in
a variety of events designed
to encourage the ‘‘company-
jJock’’ and the ‘'non-
exerciser’ alike to take part.
The ‘‘jocks’’ are challenged
by gruelling events such as

the 10km Road Race, the
‘‘Superstars Obstacle
Course’’ and the Mixed

Relay. The *‘not-so-fits’’ are
challenged by events such as
the ‘‘Target Toss’’ (frisbee

accuracy throw) and _ the
‘*Pass the Buck’’ (medicine
ball relay).

The Corporate Cup con-
cept was adapted from the
Corporate Cup Relays in
Calhfornia and was introduc-
ed to Canada by Action B.C.
in 1979. The popularity of
the event has spread across
the nation and over 60 similar
events are presently being
organized throughout all ten

provinces.
The B.C. Medical Associa-
uion team is on the 1984

roster and will be attempting
to defend their ttle of ‘‘Sun
Life — YMCA Corporate

~€up 1983 Champions’ from

suff competion from teams
such as; Pacific Western
Airlines, Expo 86, Canada
Safeway and Westcoast
Transmission.

Although the 90 team
registration limit was reached
within two weeks of the entry
information being
distributed, interested com-
pamies can be placed on a
mailing list by contracting the
Vancouver Community YM-
CA at 324-2261.

For further information:
926-5541.

Lynn Valley hands out awards

OVER 550 people packed the
Argyle gymnasium on Tues-
day evening for the Lynn
Valley Soccer Association's
Annual Awards Night.

The club honoured its
teams with individual
trophies for 23 cup and
league wins. Four of the

teams were also Provincial
Cup Champions.

Presenting the awards were
special guests, John Wood-
ward, from the NSYSA, club
sponsors, Don Davis and Art
Teske, and the Vancouver
Whitecaps Assistant Head
Coach Terry Hennessy and
players Car! Valentine, Peter
Ward, David Cross and Col-
in Todd.

Special Awards intluded
those given to the Most Im-
proved Player from each of
the nine U-11] teams, The
Skyline Sports Award for the
girl Goalkeeper of the Year
~— won by Andrea Brauner of
the U-13 Skyline Falcons.
Andrea was instumental in
ther team’s success at the Pro-
vincial Cup Championships.
The boys Skyline Sports
Award for the Goalkeeper of
the Year was won by Karim
Tejani of the U-16 Falcons, a
team which has won the Sun
Cup many times. Karim was
also the keeper for the BC
Champions, the U-16 North
Shore Selects.

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dent’s Awards, one for the
Most Outstanding Player in
Girls soccer, and one for the
Most Outstanding player in
boys soccer. Prior to the
presentation of these awards,
Terry Hennessy announced
that the winners, each with
their coach, would be invited
to sit on the bench with the
Whitecaps at an upcoming
home game.

The winner of the girls
President’s Award, chosen
by club president, Jim
Embley, was Marie Jeanne
Vecsey of the U-15

Renegades. She was many
times selected for the BC AIl-
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B3 - Friday, May 18, 1984 - North Shore News

Names the same,
numbers different

When the B.C. Lions league-
leading defensive unit takes
to the field in 1984, fans will
immediately recognize some
very familiar names ... but it
might take a game to get used
to some new numbers that
they will see.

Four well-known members
of the defensive team will be
sporting new numbers of
their jersies this season. They
are

Defensive End, Nick
Hebeler, who will wear #99,
Defensive End, Rick Klassen,
who will wear #90,
Linebacker, Tyrone Crews,
who will wear #91,
Linebacker, Dave McNeel,
who will wear #35

The reason behind the
changes is actually quite sim-
ple and practical, since all
four players will now be

eligable to line up with the of-
fense at either end of the of-
fense in this situation were re-
quired to put on a number
bib over their jersey, with an
eligable number on the bib
(70-99 are the _ eligable
numbers).

The change in numbers will
eliminate this problem for
these four players who would
be used most often in this
situation, and so for the first
time since 1959 the Lions will
have players with numbers in
the 90’s series.

The uniform numbering
System in the C.F.L. was
changed during the 1959
season to the current style.
Previous to that there were
no jersey numbers below #40,
with sweaters in the 80’s and
90’s_ series being in the
majority.

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