DEC. 3-Celebrate the Year of the
Coach conference at Douglas Co!-
lege will feature former Canadian
basketball team coach Jack
Donahue as the keynote speaker.
The conference will run from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. For pre-registra-
tion, call B.C. Soccer at 299-6401.

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DEC. 3-Toys for Tots Jingle Bell
Run is a 5 km run (with an op-
tional double loop) starting at the
Plaza of Nations to provide toys
and raise funds for needy children.
Entry forms can be picked up at
any Fitness World, Running
Room, or Cap’s Bicycle Store
location.

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DEC. 16-Recreational League

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Fencing Tournament will be held
at Seylynn RecCentre starting at 11
a.m. For more information, call
Zbig at 984-2157.

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DEC, 27-36-Tine Annual Fred Page

‘Midget AAA hockey tournament
will be at the North Shore Winter
Club with teams from across
Canada and the U.S.

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SPORTSLINE RUNS every Wed-
nesday as space permits. If you are
planning an event, submit details
by preceding Friday to the North
Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale Ave.,
N. Van., V7M 2H4. Priority given
to North Shore and fund-raising
events,

Rugby Capilanos
crush Meraliomas

CAPELANOS FIRST XV dished
up a dazzling display of rugby
when they beat Meralomas 16-6 in
the first division game at Klahani
Park Saturday.

The game was a powerful team
effort with the local backs running
the ball with authority and the
forwards rucking and mauling with
ferocious efficiency.

In. the first half Byron Black
scored a try for Caps, and
Meralomes tallied six points from

Skaters tie

THE HOLLYBURN Country
Club skating team tied with Co-
quitiam for second place at the
1989 B.C. Coast Region Figure
Skating Championships held Nov.
16-15 at the Coquitlam Arena.

Leading the team with gold
medais were Kerry McDowall
(pre-preliminary 11+), Kelly Ross
(preliminary 10-), and Taryn
O'Neill and Victor Kraatz (novice
dance).

Winning silver was Caroline
Piggott (preliminary 10-) while

Rain affects games

SOCCER ACTION in the Van-
couver Metro Senior Soccer
League action has been slowed
down by the rainy weather recent-
ly.

However, some games were
played and the following results
are from the Nov, 18-19 weekend:

Premier: Norvan 3, Tayside 1.

Div. 1B: Pegasus 2, Suadow 2;
Saints 2, Richmond Town 2.

Div. 2D: Metro Ford 8, Chile
FCO.

Div. 3A: N. Van C i,
Biarneystone 3; Barbariaus 1,
Sechelt 0.

Div. 3C: N.Van B I, Metrotown
7; Jack Lonsdales 11, Maddocks I.

Div. 2 Cup: Burnaby Lake 3,
Pemberton Sitstion 1 Richmond
Rangers 2, N. Van A

Div 3 Cup: Banrede 3, PJ's 0.

two penalty goals.

Winger Clayton Wick shifted in-
to high gear in the second half
scoring two tries, which were con-
verted by Glen Audet.

Other weekend rugby action had
Capilanos Seconds lose to
Meralomas Seconds 19-3, while
Capilanes Thirds battled to a 4-4
tie with Scribes Thirds. Capilanos
Fourths lost 9-3 to Meralomas
Fourths.

for second

bronze medals were won by Kippy
Fuller (juvenile 11-), and Natasha
Markovina (novice competitive.)

Elena Kowalewich wor the Fig-
ure Award for the intermediate
event.

Finalists in their events include
Stacey Anderson, Laura Forsythe,
M:gan Munter, Kowalewich and
Jordan Millar.

Coached by Carol Grant and
Joanne Sioman, Hollyburn sert 21
skaters to the championship where
30 clubs competed.

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