14- Wednesday, March 7, 1990 - North Shore News

SPORTSLINE

NOW-The North Shore YMCA‘s Spring T-ball
(kindergarten-grade 1), 3-pitch (grades 2-3), and soft-
ball (grades 4-5) programs are taking registration for
the April 23-June 20 season. Deadline is March 16.
Coaches, umpires and volunteers are also needed. Call
Patty Clarke at 986-0388.

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MARCH 9-11-The Second Annual Grouse Mountain
Spring Carnival will be a hive of activity with activi-
ties ranging from outdoor BBQs and beer gardens to
street entertainers and sleigh rides. Hightights include:
Friday, 7:30 p.m. Torchlight parade from top of
Peak to bottom of Cut.

Friday, 8:30 p.m.: Fireworks display.

Saturday, 10 a.m.: Snow Sculptures Begin.

Saturday, 11 a.m.: Heritage Classic Galendesprung
(ski jumping for distance).
Sunday, 10 a.m.-2) p.m:
(parent, child in dual slalom).
Sunday, 1 p.m.: Snow Sculpture Judging.

Sunday, 2 p.m.: Slush Cup (skiers attempt to cross

Family Ski Challenge

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40-foot slush pond).
For daily schedule call 986-6262. For information and
event registration call guest services at 980-9311,

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MARCH 10-The North Shore Senior Hockey League
is hosting an awards night dance in the Capilano
Room at RecCenitre Lonsdale, from 8 p.m. to | a.m.
Open to the public, tickets cost $15 which includes
music, prizes and a late-night lunch. For more infor-
mation call Ted Perry at 987-5763 or Gary Liule at
984-8009.

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MARCH 27-Motivating the Child: Sport, Education
and Life is a one-evening community sport conference
for parents, teachers and coaches. Participants will
have an opportunity to meet professionals in the field
to discuss motivation techniques. President of the
Canadian Coaches Association Andy Higgins will be
the keynote speaker. Starts at 7 p.m. at Centennial
Theatre. To register call 987-PLAY.

Taylormotive wins

hockey playoffs

THE NORTH Vancouver Tayformotive Pee Wee A’‘s won the
Greater Vancouver Conference hockey playoffs after defeating
Richmond 4-1 in the final game of the six-game round robin.

Although falling behind 1-0 in the first period — a score which
remained until early in the third —- North Vancouver rallied to
notch four uianswered goals, sealing their undefeated playoff re-
cord.

Lada Hampeis returned from a bout with the flu to score North
Vancouver's first goal followed by goals from Julien Jorgenson,
Brent Chapman and Scot Dickson.

Playing in his second playoff game, Aaron Mayhew was called
upon to make several saves to prevent the Richmond visitors from
making a comeback.

The North Vancouver team will now be heading to Prince
George the week of March 19 to play in the Pacific Coast Cham-
pionships.

Badminton players

net four titles

NORTH SHORE badminton players produced a near-sweep of
their events at the Canadian Junior National Badminton Champi-
onships in Quebec.

West Vancouver’s Brent Olynyk and Darryl Yung beat John
Horwood and Ian Carscadden 15-8, 15-8 in men’s doubles in the
junior under-19 age group.

Olynyk teamed up with Rowena Ong, also of West Vancouver,
to defeat Milaine Cloutier and Bryan Moody in junior mixed dou-
bles. :

Meanwhile Ong’s younger sister, Moira, downed her identical
twin Elma 2-11, 11-6, 11-6 to win the ladies’ single in the juvenile
age group.

The twins teamed up to beat Ali Khan and Dhana Khan, also a
B.C. team, to snag the juvenile ladies’ doubles titte with a 15-7,
15-7.

In juvenile mixed doubies, Elma Ong and Jean Phillippe Gayette
fell to Dhana Khan and Morgan Vanheukelom 7-15, 15-7, 12-15,.

Nordic, Norvan
top divisions

THE COACHES Soccer League finally completed its schedule
Sunday after a lengthy, weather-induced delay, with the end result
that Norvan Old-Timers and Nordic, as division champions, will
meet this Sunday for the Kilbey Cup.

Nordic completed another successful season atop the Eastern
Division standings with a 7-2 thrashing of the hottom team, Rogers
Pro Sports.

Norvan amassed the same point total as Nordic in winning the
Western Division, finishing with a strong effort in a 5-0 white-
washing of Foster's Pacific.

Rangers got goals from seven different players, including Terry
MeQueen’s first of the season, as they toppled Castlemaine XXXX

In other action, F.C. Germania edged Olympia Goldeaps 3-2,
Saitor Hagar’s moved out of the Western basement by shading
Candia Taverna 2-1, Mt. Seymour Ravens trounced Molson’s 5-0
and Accountemps battled O.K. Tires to a 0-0 stalemate.

The Kilbey Cup Final between Nordic and Norvan Old-Timers
will be played March 15 at noon at Kinsinen Stadium.

Caps crush Scribes

CAPILANOS FIRST XV showed
they were back in form with a 23-3
win over Scribes at Klahani Park
on Saturday.

Mark Shtenko proved to be a re-
liable kicker as he converted a
Doug Speraza try and booted a
penalty goal to give the locals a 9-0
lead at the half.

After the interval, Scribes came
back strongly with a drop goal but
two tries from Mike Turnbull and
atry from Clayton Wick converted
by Shtenko sealed the victory.

Other weekend rugby action had
Capilanos Seconds beat Bayside
Seconds 28-4, and Capilanos
Thirds overcame Ex. Britannia
22-7. Capilanos Fourths lost to
Scribes Fourths 13-20 while
Capilanos Juniors trounced
U.B.C. Old Boy Juniors 26-3. In
over 40’s action, Snow Caps lost
10-24 to Valley Vintage.

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West Vancouver
Tennis Club

Registration at the club

Junior Spring
Tennis Program
Registration Dates
Sessions 1,2 & 3
Saturday, March 17/90
Saturday, March 31/90
10am-12 noon
Session 2 & 3
Sainrday, April 28/90
10am-12 noon
Session 3
Saturday, May 26/90
1Q0am-12 noon

Coach: Larry Scott
922-9722

Cost Per Session
1 session $60.00
If enrolled in two sessions,
2nd clinic is $55.00
And if enrolled in all 3 ses-
sions, 3rd clinic is $45.00

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