20 - Sunday, October 20, 1985 - North Shore News

Sports —__

Falcons bring
home bronze

NORTH VANCOUVER'S
Lynn Valley Falcons soccer
team brought home a bronze
medal from the {985
Petro-Canada national
Under-14 club tournament.

The four-day tournament,
played over the Thanksgiv-
ing weekend at Richmond's
Minoru Park, pitted the six
best teams from across
Canada against each other in
a round-robin competition.

The Falcons opened with a
thundering 9-0 destruction
of the Regina Celtics on Fri-
day, a game highlighted with
a five-goal performance by
Lynn Valley’s amazing
striker Jack Wendt.

Mark Tompkins added a
pair, while wingers Paul
Dailly and Steve Perry, with

W. Van

singles, rounded out the
scoring for the Faleons, who
whipped four goals benvcen
Celtic goal posts ino a
seven-minute span in the se-
cond half. Goalkeeper
Stephen Hayes-Richard — re-
corded the shutout,

But the Falcons faltered
on Sunday, dropping a 4-1
decisian to the disciplined
Ontario squad.

Ontario threw the North
Shore squad) off balance
with two early goals and
never Jooked back, Wendt
seored the Jone goal for the
Falcons in the first half.

Lynn Valley came back on
Monday with a 3-1 victory
over Alberta to secure the
bronze. Tompkins, Duailly,
and winger Andrew Mitchell
scored singles in the win,

cricket

gets clubhouse

THE WEST Vancouver
Field Hockey and Cricket
Association will receive a
$50,000 grant from the B.C.
Lotteries Fund to build a
clubhousé at Hugo Ray
Park.

“Tam very happy for the
association,’’ said West
Vancouver-Howe Sound
MLA John Reynolds, ‘‘They
have done a tremendous job
over the years to promote
sport among youth and their
proposal to build a
clubhouse is a very wor-
thwhile project.”

It is estimated the cost of
the clubhouse will be

$150,000. The lottery grant
represents one-third of the

* cost.

The clubhouse will pro-
vide a pre and post-game
gathering facility for club
members and will also be
used for coaching and
educating both boys and
girls in the games of field
hockey and cricket.

“Right now they have a
very strong junior develop-
ment program involving
some 15 junior teams and
the clubhouse will most cer-
tainly add to that strength,”
said Reynolds.

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THANKSGIVING Day ae. Bak. ‘ed the offence with two
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