WRESTLING...
North = Vancouver's
Shannon Samler
returned from the
Senior Women’s
Wrestling
Championships —_in
Saskatchewan ‘laden

with hardware. She .

placed second in her
weight class and _fin-
ished the season with a
record of 30 wins and
two losses. She lost
the final match at the
competition 5-4, but
as the youngest com-

petitor in her division,
she’s bound to be *

back for another go.

SOCCER... The
North Shore girls
Scorpions capped off a

regular season with a -”:

@: 2-1 triumph over
:. Victoria Gordon Head
Sheli to:.capture the

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_Maggie_ Hilliard and

} Devon Feilum scored

s¢-Fourteen skaters rep-
: resenting the North

NEWS photo Paul iécGrath

Sunday, May 11, 1997 — North Shore News - 33

SPORT: Sr. boys’ moun-
tain bike racing

COACH:
and Kate Falk

Dom = captured the’

North Shore senior boys’
title over 43 others with
firsts in three of five league
meets and seconds to West
Van’s Clarke Bayles in the
other two, including their
closest race Wednesday at
Sutherland. His other sec-
ond came when he had to
fight off a dog on the Alice
Lake course while riders
passed him.

Sam Scorda

NAME: Lindsa::. Bailey
SCHOOL: Handsworth
GRADE: Nine’
SPORT: Juvenile girls’
track and field

EVENTS: Everything
COACH: Brian Murray

Perhaps “the | North
Shore’s most versatile .
track and field: athlete:
Lindsay finished first’ at
feast once in six different
events ranging from hur- .
dles to discus, shot, javélin
and sprints during league ~
meets feading “to. this
week’s North Shore pre-
liminaries. Forced © to
choose three, she’ll enter.
the 100m, 260m and hur-

SHANE Wannamieker checks a Mapie Ridge Burrards player during action in the North

lednesday night. The Indians won the contest 10-4.

Representing the
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By Robert Galster,
News Reporter robert@nsnews.com
SHAKING off the rust of an off-sea-

son away from the game, the North
Shore Indians opened their Senior A

| lacrosse home schedule with a 10-4

win over the Maple Ridge Burrards.

Although both teams fought off cobwebs in
the early going, the Indians started to dominate
the visiting squad by the second period. Led by
the Todd Katanchik’s hat trick and Brian Baker’s
five-point performance, the Indians were in com-
plete control by the third.

Defensive lapses could have cost the indians,
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Star, turned away countless Burrard breakaways
and shots from the slot.

Early in the third period, Gombar took a shot
in the mask that laid out the Indians goaltender
for several minutes. During the resulting delay, a
scrap gave the home fans another reason to cheer
and resulted in a jeer to remember directed at the
visitors from the stands: “Take them back to
Maple Ridge and they can make more syrup,”
said the obviously agitated whilst excited Indian
backer. “Maple syrup,” he clarified a moment
later. The passion runs thick?

Burrards top scorer was Trevor Duke who
managed to pot a couple against Gombar.

The Indians’ next home game will feature the
New Westminster Salmonbellies _ visiting
Lonsdale Arena this Wednesday night at 8 p.m.

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