LACROSSE... The
North Shore
Indians open their
1996 regular season
tonight at Lonsdale
Recreation Centre
Arena.

The Indians take
on Burnaby Lakers
tonight at 8 p.m.

NORTH SHORE
Indians open 3ea-
son tonight.

Now in their third
year of Western
Lacrosse Association
play, the Indians have
head coach Dave
Evans returning for
his second season.

Additions to look
for in the ‘96 version
of the Indians include
Paul Gait and Derek
Graham from Mann
Cup champion Six
Nation Chiefs, and
rookie players Mike
Bancroft and Scott
Rezanoff.

RUGBY... Carson
Graham's girls’
team is making quite
a name for itself in its
inaugural season in
senior girls’ high
school rugby.

Not only did the
Eagles win the
Vancouver League —
with a dominant 50-5
win over Burnaby
North — they also
are ranked fourth in
the province heading
into the 3rd annual
B.C. High School
Invitational — Girls
Rugby Tournament at
Burnaby Lake.
Carson opens the
tournament with a
game against fifth-
seeded Rutland
tomorrow at 2:30
p-m. at Field | at
Burnaby Lakes.

SLO-PITCH
TOURNAMEN

Organizers of the
Whistler Slo-pitch

Silver

ONE DAY following her
{4th birthday, Blythe
Hartley stunned the diving
world with a silver medal
performance fast Friday in
the women's one-metre
event al the Dive Canada
meet in Montreal.

“Ecan’t believe it. this is
a complete surprise. said the
Gri 8 Handsworth siu-
dent. “LE was just looking at
having a consistent’ perfor-
mance. | had no idea what
was going on result-wise
throughout the competition.”

In fact, the 1 ar-old
North Vancouver diver led
the event after four of the
five final dives, but fell short
on her last one — a difficult
backward somersault) with
2.5 iwists.

“Blythe is a great talent.”
said national team coah
Boxi Liang.

“She wor
hard in practice.

In addition to winning
the siler medal in the
wom one-metre, Hartley
was 18th on the tower event
at the 25-country meet.

And though it’s unlikely
Hartley will qualify for this
summer's Atlanta Olympics.
she has her sights firmly set
on the Sydney 2000 Games.

~ Andrew McCredie

extremely

NEWS photo Cindy Good:

Active service

WEST VANCOUVER Grade 12 student Stacie
Baillie serves it up during the Highlanders’ 5-2 win
over Sutherland in high schoo! tennis action.

REGISTER NGW!
FOR 96/97 SEASON

Saturday, May 11
Saturday, June 8

10:00am 2:00pm

Lonsdale RecCentre at 23rd & Lonsdale - Lobby

All boys 6

years, (

nin 1990 & entering grade 1)

and older, residing between Grand Boulevard and
the Capilano River are invited to register.

For more information call 985-8626

Come play with us

Standing on the tee, n

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will see it right away - a massive 600-year-oid
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BRAD HIGGS,

JULY & AUGUST : SUMMER CAMPS 1996
LOWER MAINLAND GOVS & GIRLS 5-17

The No. 1 soccer school in B.C. is proud to announce their
1996 Summer Program. After 17 successful years, our camps
now stretch from Chilliwack to Whistler.

The main objective of our program is to show each player how to fully
enjoy the game through an exciting, enjoyable soccer environment.
We instruct boys and girls on how to improve their individual
soccer skills, team play and tactical understanding of the game.

Our camps are designed for the beginner to the experienced.
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY AS LIMITED SPACE IS AVAILABLE

+ Quality camp T-shirt

* Embroidered Soccer badge

© Professional and qualified coaching
© Player progress evaluation
® Drinks supplied by ‘C’Plus

® Special awards given at end

Tournament are look-
of the week by our sponsors

ing for teams (five
men, five women) to «,
participate in the ~
June f-2 event.

For more informa-
tion contact Karen at
938-5805 or 938-
3451 (Whistler num-
bers).

REGISTRATION FORM

Please send a $70” cheque and registration form to:

eee RAD HIGGS SCCCER SCHOOLS 581 Linton St, Coquitlam, BC, V3) 614

WRESTLING...
Two North
Vancouver — female
wrestlers pin-ned : : .
down top-five perfor- ‘tO’ ; i F ( i f i
mances mt the ‘Senior ; ae J: T-SHIRT Size
Canadian Wrestling
Championships.
West) Van high
school student
Monika Momeni
defeated Carson
Graham's Shannon
Samler in the bronze
medal 61 kg match.

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