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38 - Friday, November 1, 1996 — North Shore News

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FITNESS
CHALLENGE...
The Curtis Corporate
Challenge, a 24-hour
challenge in fitness
and lifestyle activities,
takes place

Wednesday, Nov. 6.

The annual event
attracts companies
from across che North

” Shore and other parts

of the Lower
Mainland in a fun-
filled day of activities.

+ All proceeds from the

challenge go to
Kidsport Fund, a pro-
gram designed to cre-
ate sport opportuni-
ties for children undez
the age of 19,

For more details
about the Curtis

i Corporate Challenge

call 684-2348.

; SOCCER... Two

Sentinel high school
graduates are making
their mark on the Yale
men’s soccer team,
David = Bochmer
and Chung-Ming Ip
are freshmen on the
university's men’s
team and both players
are contributing to the
Ivy League team’s
early season success,
Bochmer was
named: the  league’s
Rookie of the Week in
Seprember, and post
ed two shurouts in his
first two games. Ia
nine of 10 starts for
the Bulldogs,
Boehmer posted a save

, percentage of .718

and -a, goals against
average of 1.29.

Ip, a’ midfielder
with Yale, has played
in all Yale games this
season and has one
goal and one assist.

- Both players were
standouts for Sentinel
last season, carning
both North Shore and
provincial first all-star
team hunors.

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EWS photo Cindy Goodman

Sound spike

HOWE Sound's Mike Argeneault skies high for a spike
during @ match against West Vancouver Highlanders.
West Yan won the match 3-1 (15-10, 15-13, 10-15, 15-
13), Improving their league record to 3-3.

N.S. field hockey

final results in tie

OVERTIME yoals by both
teams highlighted perhaps
the best-ever North Shore
high school senior girl’s field
hockey final as Argyle Pipers
and Collingwood Cavaliers
tied 2-2 at Livingstone Park
Tuesday in Vancouver.
Collingwood had won
the previous —_ meeting
between the two schools 1-0
in league’ play, and in
Tuesday’s. final the Cavs
took the lead on Stephanie
Hume’s second-half goal.
Argyle’s Melissa Boyd
tied it with eight minutes

left in regulation time.

In the overtime period,
Rossi Thomas put
Collingwood in front early,
but Noriko Kariya (showing
the scoring touch of her
brother Paul) tied it with
three minutes left in extra

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competing in the 10-team
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