Twins fade |
championship

THE North Shore Twins finished sixth in the
B.C. Premier Baseball championship last week-
end.

The Twins were fifth place in regular season with an 18-
13 record, but only managed a 2-3 record in the tournament,
co-hosted by Coquidam and Burnaby.

North Shore opened the event in fine fashion with a 9-5
win over White Rock Tritons. Twins’ ace Marc Rouleau
allowed nine hits but struck out seven Tritons.

The Twins couldn't put two wins in together and lost to
league powerhouse Whalley Chiefs 5-2 on Saturday. Another
loss followed, this time a 12-2 defeat at the hands of the
Abbotsford Cardinals.

North Shore evened its record at 2-2 with a 9-0 shutout
of Nanaimo Pirates, but ended the tournament — and the
season — on a sour note with a 7-2 loss to North Delta Blue
Jays.

In that game, Jeff St. Pierre registered the team’s only
home run of the weekend.

Dom Laurin was the top hitter for North Shore with a
.375 average, three singles and three doubles.

Training for the Twins’ fall ball season begins Aug. 26.

— Bab Mackin

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SPORTS

THE season is over for and had the best: offence

the senior B North (226 yoals for) and defence

Shore Indians. (96 goals against) during the
2000 campaign.

The Indians were victims
of 6-5 losses at home July 30
and in Langley Aug. 2.

Fans of the 1999 national
championship runner-up
Indians were shocked Friday
when the home team was

The West Coast Senior
Lacrosse Association’s best
team in regular season play
was swept from the semi-
finals in three games by
Langley.

The Indians were 19-2

doubled 8-4 by Langley.

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Lacrosse League plavofts,
North Shore was handily
beaten by othe | New
Westminster Salmonbellies in
the ovo-vame final fuly 28-
29.

New Westminster beat
North Shore 13-6 at home
and then came to Lonsdale

in Senior B Indians upset in playofis

Arena and doubled the local
20-16.

The Indians finistied the
regular season in third piace
with an 11-9 record.

Meanwhile, North Shore
is hoping for a better Major
Intermediate Lacrosse
League season in 2001 after
compiling an 0-22 record.

— Bob Mackin

Vancouver Griffins host tryout camp

The Griffins’ general manager is Phil DeGrandpre, who
operated the defunct North Shore Griffins of the junior B
Pacific International Junior Hockey League.

NORTH Vancouver’s Sherri Pitre is the only
North Shore player who will report to the
Vancouver Griffins tryout camp tomorrow in
Abboisford.

Of the 80 players who participated in June’s rookie camp, 36
will show their stuff through Sunday.

The roster will be whittled to 22 to begin the season in the
South Coast Female Amateur League. The team, which will
become a full member of the National Women’s Hockey League
in fall 2001, will also compete against teams in Edmonton,
Calgary and Saskatoon. There will also be road trips to Utah
and New York state.

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LOCAL OLYMPIC-BOUND
ATHLETES

Includes event and hometown, as
of July 15:

Water polo: Sue Gardiner, North
Vancouver; 10,000 metres and
triathlon: Carol. Montgomery, North
Vancouver; badminton (doubles):
Brent Olynyk, West Vancouver, canoe
(singles): James Cartwright, North
Vancouver; kayak (singles): Margaret
Langtord, Lions Bay; field hockey: lan
Bird. Mike Mahood, Paul Wettlaufer,
North Vancouver: sailing (single-hand-
ed dinghy, Europe): Beth Caikin, West
Vancouver; shooting (double trap):
Cynthia Meyer, Bowen Island.

(Full Canadian Olympic team to be
announced Aug. 15.)

SOCCER
2000 National All-Star
Championships

Girls tournament @ Winnipeg
U-15: 1st: Ontario; 2nd: Quebec;

3rd: British Columbia. July 26: 8.C. 2

Saskatchewan 1; July 27:B.C. 1

— Bab Mackin

Manitoba 1; July 29: Quebec 3 B.C. 0;
July 30 (bronze medal): B.C. 4 Alberta
3. (Jenna Mosher, North Vancouver;
Taylor Wilson, West Vancouver.)

U-17: Ist: Ont; 2nd: Alta; 3rd:
B.C. July 26: B.C. 1 Sask. 1; July 27:
8.C. 5 Newfoundiand 4; July 29: Oat. 2
8.C. 0; July 30 (bronze medal): B.C. 2
Que. 1 (OT). (Leslie Gibbens, Natalie
Groenewoud, Breanne Milne, Abby
Stimpson, North Vancouver; Jessica
Horning, West Vancouver.)

Boys tournament @ Sherbrooke,
we.

U-15: ist: Ont; 2nd: Que; 3rd:
B.C. July 26: B.C. 4 Sask. 0; July 27:
B.C. S Nfld. 0; July 29: Que. 4 B.C. 0;
July 30 (bronze medal): B.C. 2 Que. 1.
(A roster: Duncan Blaiktock, Aaron
Young, North Vancouver; B roster:
Greg Walker, North Vancouver.)

U-17: 1st: B.C; 2nd: Alta; 3rd:
Ont. July 26: B.C. 3 Man. 0; July 27:
B.C. 3 Que. 1; July 29: 8.C. 3 Ntid 0;
July 30 (gold medal): B.C. 1 Alta. 0.
(Andrew Cobb, Gavin Hobbs, Leo
Nash, Milad Rahmati, Greg Sawers,
North Vancouver.)

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