4 — Wednesdsy, September 13, 1989 - North Shore News

Fiames to meet
Biuehawks

THE NORTH Shere Winter Club Flames will face their first test of
the 1989-90 season under game conditions when they take on the
Burnaby Bluehawks in West Coast Junior Hockey League exhib-
ition action at the Winter Club this Saturday.

The Flames piay 2 second exhibitien game with the Bluehawks
the following Thursday at Burnaby.

For new tead coach Fred Des Rochers the two-game home series
with Biuchawks provides the only opportucity he wilt have to
evaluate and fine tune the Flames before the season officially opens
at home Saturday, September 23, against the Seattle Northwest
Americans.

The two-game series with the Bluchawks should also be a good
test for the Flames as Burnaby finished runner-up in the league
ehampionship lest season and is expected to be one of the top fin-
ishers again this year.

No admission will be charged for the Saturday exhibition game
which gets under way at the Winter Club at 8:45 p.m.

Coach soccer
league kicks off

THE WORTH Shore Coaches Seccer League kicked off a new
season with a full slate of games on Sunday.

In ie feature match of the day, Rangers F.C., now sponsored
by Midas, North Shore, fought back for a tough 3-1 victory over
Accountemps, formerly Park Royal Hotel.

John Webster opened the scoring for Accountemps when he cut
into the penalty area from the left wing and slipped a low skot into
the corner of the Rangers’ net for the only goal of the first-half.

But the second-half belonged to the Rangers as first Iain MacKay
with a pensity-kick and then Dino Johnson with two goals sealed
the victory and a successful start to the Rangers season,

In other matches, Norvan Oldtimers blasted Pemberton Station
and Mt, Seymour Ravens thumped Candia Taverna by identical 6-0
scores, O.K. Tires hammered Coach Hcuse Spurs 6-1, Olympia
Gold Caps downed Swan Lager 5-1, Nordic F.C. doubled F.C.
Germania 4-2 and Molsons nipped Fosters Pacific 3-2.

N. Van. skier
makes B.C. team

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Jason Close and Gavin Forsyth are
members of the British Columbia Ski Team for the 1989-90 ski
season.

At 16, Close is the youngest member selected to accompany the
provincial team for three weeks training in Chile.

An honors student, Close is part of Sentinel High’s Super
Achiever program for young athletes.

Also a member of the Mount Seymour Ski Team, Close is
coached by Rondi Fisher and Derek Trussler; an ex-racer from
Canada’s national ski team.

Highiights of Close’s 1988-89 season include second overall in
‘the Lower Mainland finals at Whistler and first at the B.C, Cup
Finals held on Grouse Mountain last March.

A member of the Whistler Mountain Ski Club, 20-year-old For-
syth is also in Chile until mid-September. Dave Pym, past chair-
men of the Mount Seymour Ski Team predicts Forsyth will break
into the national level this year.

‘*Gavin Forsyth is very close to the national ski team now. He is
knocking on the door. If he has a good year he could make it,’’
Pym.-said.

The provincial team’s first race is the S.1.S. Slalom and Giant
Slalom at Blackcomb from December 14-17.

Granger garners
fourth in race

PAUL GRANGER, the North Vancouver firefighter who won the
World Police and Fire Games triathlon, cruised into a fourth place
finish in the final race of the Royal LePage Series in Milton, On-
tario. Granger completed the 1.5-kilometre swim, 42-kitomectre cy-
cle and 10-kilometre run in 1:57.18.

Cap Blues start soccer
season on the right foot

THE SEASON has barely started
and the Capilano Blués soccer
team, with a new roster, already
has two wins under its belt.

“It was really our first competi-
tion as a team. I was surprised at
how well these guys played
together after only a week of train-
ing,’’ Blues coach Joe Iacobellis
si

aid.
. Travelling to Washington for a
collegiate season opener, the Blues
defeated Skagit Valley College, the
reigning Washington State
champs, 3-1 on Saturday.
Todd Moody started the scoring

at the 25-minute marker of the- j

first-half, taking a header from
Kod Vadina.

Fifteen minutes later George
Hecimovic, formerly of Vancouver
Croatia, scored on a penalty shot
after being taken down inside the
penalty box.

Netting the third goal for the
Blues was North Vancouver's
Shane Carphin, 24 minutes into the
second-half.

On Sunday in Lynnwood the
Blues shut out Edmonds College.
Andy Blachos and Russell Collins
snagged the first two goals with
George Hecimovic scoring a hat
trick to make a score of 5-0,

lacobellis said he’s starting the
year with a mixture of new talent
and veteran players.

“This year we've got another
entourage of good players,’’
lacobellis said.

New to the Blues is midfielder
Dino Condilenios, fresh from the
Victoria Vistas reserve team.

Midfielder Russell Collins and
centre back Mark Watson, both
Canada Games team members, are
on the pitch for the Blues and are
joined by newcomer Mike Dodd, a
midfielder voted MVP last year at
Argyle.

From Thursday to Saturday,
Capilano College is hosting the
eight-team International Cup with
play on the Capilano College field
and Kinsmen Stadium.

Thursday’s games include UBC
and University of Calgary at 4:30
p.m. and the National Team West
and Central Washington State at 6
p.m., both at Kinsmen Stadium.

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