B8 - Sunday, March 11, 1984 - North Shore News

NORTH SHORE girls
brought 13 medals home
from B.C. Winter Games in
Fort St. John last weekend.

The Under 14 team of
Chantal Murata, Robin
Bone,
Stacey Sinclair came away
with the gold award.

Chantal won silver for her
beam and all-around perfor-
manice and. bronze on vault.
Robin Bone won gold for her

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NSWC Tween B girls
played a very strong game
against Langley last Sunday
taking an 8-1 win. Two goals
each were scored by Leigh
McConnell, Tara Gray,
Laurie McKenzie and
Michele Dawson.

Meanwhile, NSWC Tween
As played a squeaker against
PoCo, with PoCo pouring on
the steam in the last minute
to win 5-4. Stephanie Maki
was outstanding in the
NSWC nets. Goals were
scored by Kelly Harrison,
Shari Bryson, Christine
Campbell and Yvonne
Haerrer.

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Gillian Taylor and

beam and silver for her

uneven bars routine and
Gillian Taylor a bronze on

uneven bars in addition to

their team medals.

The 15-and-over girls team
for the zone had two North
Shore girls, Patti Furniss and
Kelly Dairon who brought
home bronze team medals. In
addition, Patti won a bronze
medal for her floor routine.

All the North Shore girls

In Petite A action, NSWC
played a very tight, close
game against North West
Van, narrowly winning 9-8.
Alana Gray played a strong
game, as did Jessica Camp-
bell who scored six goals.
Other goal scorers were
Vetina Scharelli (2) and Jody

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train at the Flicka Gym Club.
In the men’s competition,
15 and under, Scott Perschall
placed ninth overall and Ross
Cooper Jith. In the 16 and
over category, Paul Eto, 20,
who trains with the other
boys at the West Van Recrea-
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bar before being sidelined
with an injury that prevented
him from competing in floor,
pommel horse or rings.

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The NSWC Jr. Belle B girls
were defeated by Langley on
Wednesday night 7-4, with
NSWC goals scored by
Michelle Kemper, Kelly

Bickerton, and Rebecca
Leadbetter (2).

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Goofy’s Canadians
defeated Surrey Flyers 6-3 to
become the Lower Mainland
Champions of the Lower
Mainland Girls Ice Hockey
League last week.

They now advance to the

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Provincial Championships
which are being held in Spar-
wood, B.C. on March 17-18.

Debbie Rea had a hat trick,
Marna Mueller added two
goals and Ruth Andermatt
scored one goal.

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The teams record over the

year was 21-5-1, outscoring
the. competition 182 to. 33,
. Showild: the team win ‘in
Sparwood. they will advance
to the Canadian Nationals
held in Sprucegrove, Alberta
March 22-25.

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