16 - Wednesday, February 14, 1990 -

North Shore News

SPORTS

Hockey Rangers down Flyers

IN ROUND 18 of the North Shore
Industria! Hockey League, the red
hot Raven Rangers continued their
winning ways, trouncing the Coach
House Flyers 14-6.

The Flyers held a 2-0 lead in the
first period, but the Rangers
stormed back, led by Kevin Berg
and Phil Gebbie who scored a hat
trick and two assists each. fan
MacGuiness put in a strong show-

High school
scoreboard

HIGH SCHOOL scoreboard
results for the week ending Feb. 6:

ABBREVIATIONS: Arg = Argyle, Bal =
Balmoral, Brac = Brackendale, CG =
Carson Graham, Coll = Collingwood,
Hand = Hasdsworth, Hill = Hillside, HS

WRESTLING
Junior Boys -
Vancouver and District champion-
ships:

Team standings (top three): 1.

Bal 175; 2. Charles Tupper 129; 3.
Notre Dame 93.
’ Individuals (top three North
Shore finishers): 38 kilograms: 3.
Richard Martel (CG); 41 kg: 2.
Chris Lim (Bal); 45 kg: 2.
Merhdad Ershad (CG), 3. Jeff Lim
(CG); 48 kg: 1. Riley Johnson
(Bal), 3. Jamey Lyzun (Bal); 51 kg:
3. Nick Kovics (Bal); 54 kg: 1.
Lach Fergusson (Bal); 60 kg: 1.
Bryan Jefferys (Hand), 2. Tony
Kook (Bal); 66 kg: 1. Peter Kim
(Bal), 2. Stewart McCallum (CG);
70 kg: 1. Farjad Iravani (Bal), 3.
John Forbes (Bal); 74 kg: 2. Bob
Bremner (CG); 744 kg: 1. Matt
Shaughnessy (Bal) .

Teen Biazers
ground Jets

THE NORTH Shore Blazers
defeated the Franklin Jets 24-17 at
the North Shore Neighbourhood
House during Greater Vancouver
Teer, Ball Hockey League action
this weekend.

Rudy and Eric Zaepernick snag-
ged seven goals a piece with Jason
Odegard, Noam Yaron and Jeff
Kritchley sharing the scoring on
the other Blazer goals.

This is the Blazers’ second win
in the second half of the 1989-90
ball hockey season which continues
into the play-offs in April.

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ing for the Flyers, notching three
goals and two assists.

In other games, Sailor Hagarc’s
Seamen downed the Lynawwod
Inn Chasers 7-3. Richard Cox and
Derrick Lewis added four points
each for Hagar’s.

The North Shore Hustlers dev-
astated Westwood Honda 12-1.
Doug Payettte led the scoring with
four goals and two assists.

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Meanwhile, a game between the
Foster Chiefs and Pemberton Sta-
tion Steamers was postponed.

League standings after the
weekend are as follows:

Husilers-32; Raven Rangers-25;
Foster Chiefs-24; Coach House
Flyers-18; Pemberton Station
Steamers-15; Lynnwood Inn
Chasers-12; Sailor Hagars
Seamen-i2; Westwood Honda-0.

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North Shore Winter Club Presents

The 4th Annual

THE VOICE OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER

Court House West

FEBRUARY 28 — MARCH 3
1990

SPECIAL CLUB CHALLENGE PRIZE:
Members from any Club that has the most
entries in this tournament will be eligible for a
special prize of a fabulous weekend at the
Tyax Mountain Lake Resort.

EVENTS

Men’s, ladies’, mixed and senior men for all skill
levels. Featuring some of B.C’s top players.
SUPERG HOSPITALITY EACH EVENING

Cold Buffet, Pizza & Beer Night, Banquet &
Dance, plus hospitality throughout the day

Saturday.

QUALITY AWARDS & TROPHIES

Trophies will be awarded to the Ist, 2nd, 3rd
and consolation winners in each event. Alf
umpetitors will receive a tournament souvenir.

MATCHES HELD iN TWO CONVENIENT

LOCATIONS

In addition to the North Shore Winter Club,
matches will be held at Courthouse West, North
Vancouver. Entry fees are $38.00 for your first
event, $5.00 for a second event in all categories.

ENTRY DEADLINE: Wednesday, February 21st, 1990.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT NORTH SHORE WINTER CLUB, 98-4235, LOCAL U3

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Games are scheduled to begin at
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GUEST PASSES AVAILASLE

Guests are welcome to enjoy the
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