40 - Sunday, August 17, 1986 - North Shore News

Sports —

N. SHORE MINOR HOCKEY
Players skate to victory

SEVEN young minor hockey
players from North and West
Vancouver are wearing the smiles
of champions after competing in
the 1986 Mac’s Super Series tour-
nament in North Delta recently.

They were members of the Van-
couver team which won the cham-
pionship game in the Minor Ban-
tam division with a convincing 6-1
victory over Minnesota Wantasa, a
collection of the best high school
players under the age of !6 in the
state of Minnesota.

Included on the Vancouver team
were seven players from the North
Shore Winter Club — Mark
Kaufmann, Jason Jennings, John
Fraser, Dean Russell, Kevin Alex-
ander, John Ridd and team cap-
tain Robert Tadey.

Two other players from Bur-
naby, Derek Lee and Brian Sakic,
are former members of the NSWC.

Kaufmann, who scored 12 goals
in seven games, was named to the
division all-star team at forward.
Lee was selected an all-star

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defenceman.

The Vancouver-area team had a
4-1 record during round-robin play
in the tournament, defeating Ot-
tawa 7-5, defending champion
Winnipeg 5-2, Vancouver Island
7-2 and the Fraser Valley All-Stars
6-4,

Kaufmann, Jennings and Russell
scored goals during an exciting 5-4
victory over Winnipeg in the
semi-finals, with Kaufmann and
Jennings adding goals in the
final-game victory over Minnesota.

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NEWS photo Tom Burley

PROUD OF their accomptishments, the Indians lacrosse team poses at St. Paul’s church after coming in se-
cond place in the B.C. Summer Games held recently. Pictured are: (first row) Jeff Hancock, Keith Nahanee,
Yul Baker, Harold Nahanee, Mark Bayrock, Greg Burrows, David McKeown, (second row) Coach Doug
Maclean, Karl Nahanee, lan Campbell, Gabe Lewis, Jamie McKeown, Harold Nahanee IH, Steven Maclean,
Tom Schjelderup, Coach Frank Baker, (third row) Morgan Warrington, Ryan Page, Mike Payne, Cam
Wilson, Kono Douglas, Kwa Kwee Baker and Glen Mitterdorfer.

IT’S CHILD'S

Bengston
battles
te $2,500
tennis
win

WEST VANCOUVER'S Ric
Bengston dropped Tony *{acken in
three sets to win in th: $14,000
Unicure tennis tournament held
recently in Stanley Park,

The 22-year-old was blanked 0-6
in the final match’s first set but
rebounded with 6-3, 12-10 set vic-
tories to beat the 24-year-old
Macken.

North Vancouver’s Grant Con-
nell, who won $1,700 with a semi-
final finish at last week’s Califor-
nia Open, had to settle for a simi-
lar fate Sunday as he fell victim to
Bengston in the semi-final match.

Bengston, who has lost his Ten-
nis Canada sponsorship, picked up
$2,500 for his victory.

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JGE MURPHY

MHL star visits MSWE

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Joe Murphy, the No. ! draft choice this year
in the National Hockey League, will be a guest instructor at the hockey-
ringette school at the North Shore Winter Club beginning Aug. 18.

Murphy will participate in the elite session in the evenings for bantam
‘AAA’ and Midget players, joining a staff composed mainly of former
NSWC players.

The hockey sessions will be handled by instructors Mark McLeary,
Scott Rawson, Mare Rousseau and Chris Hawkins, with Murphy adding
his support following his freshman season at Michigan State University.

Murphy, Rawson and Rousseau ail have played for Penticton Knights
in the B.C. Junior Hockey League, while McLeary has played for several
B.C. Junior Hockey League teams, along with stints at the University of
B.C. and with Victoria Cougars of the Western Hockey League.

The ringette sessions will be under the guidance of Keith Corney, past
president of the B.C. Ringette Association.

Murphy, Rawson and Rousseau all were members of the 1984 NSWC
Midget hockey team, which won the provincial championship that year.

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