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NORTH SHORE In-
dians are the new
lacrosse champions in
Division 4b of the

British Columbia
Lacrosse Association
(BCLA).

NORTH SHORE Indians are
the new lacrosse champions
in Division 4b of the British
Columbia Lacrosse
Association (BCLA).

The Indians gained the
title by beating their regular
season rivals, Vancouver
East, 6-5 in the final game
last Sunday at the North Van
Rec Centre.

Erin Bruce scored the
winning goal in the game,
but the real hero was goalie
Darren Baker, who stopped
32 Vancouver East shots,
including 15 in the second
period. Baker allowed fewer
goals than any other goalie
in the championship tour-
namefit.

Other goals were scored
by Bradley Baker (two
goals), George Jasper, Dave
Lewis, and Dave McAfee.

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IT WAS a good season for
the Nor-Westers track and
field club this = year,
cumulating in the B.C.
Track and Field Association

Junior Development
Championships last
weekend.

But it locked for a while
that the Indians wouldn't
even make it to the
championship game.
Though they won their first
match 8-5 over Delta (with
Bradley Baker getting three
goals), they lost the next
game 3-1 to White Rock.

The Indians then had to
beat Richmond by 11 goals
to reach the final, and they
did it, winning 12-1.

Scoring in the 8-5 win over
Delta were Bradley Baker (3
goals), Greg Walker (2
goals), Dave Lewis (2 goals),
Erin Bruce and_ Brad
Klinksgaard.

In the 12-1 slaughter,
Bradley Baker again got a
hat trick as did .Greg
Walker. Other scorers were
Dave Lewis (2 goals), Jason
Shorter (2 goals), Dave
Volberg and John Baker.

In other lacrosse news, the
North Vancouver Hawks lost
5-4 to the Surrey Rebels in
the BCLA Pee Wee Division
6 finals at Killarney Arena
Monday. The Hawks took
the silver medal inthe
tournament.

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The North Shore clyb’s 29
competitors at the Swangard
Stadium event brought home
42 medals, including 11
golds, 12 silver, and 11
bronze.

The previous week, Nor-
Wester Louise Pennington

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UNORTHODOX STYLE of attack didn’t work for Delta who went down in defeat to the Noth Shere

The Indians went on to win the provincial championship. (Eric Eggertson photo)

broke two records at the
Strider International
Northwest Classic meet in

Bellingham.

Pennington ran the junior
girls 400m hurdles in 62.6
and jumped 4.92m in the

long jump. She was honored
as one of the West Coast's
most promising young
athletes by being chosen to
carry the torch which for-
mally opened the three-day
meet July 23.

The Classic attracted

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