BOWLING... The Shorr
team captured first place at the
26th annual Western Bowlers
Assaciagen Swiss
‘Fournamen:.

The North Vancouver
team of Todd Downey, Rick
Ramsey, Jessica Harmon,
Sandra Shott and Colin Shott
beat out 41 reams te win the
31,700 in prize money.

In other local bowling
news, North Van's Mark
Westerberg, has received a
$200 scholarship from the

» Greater, Vancouver Tenpin
Association.

The BiH Palmeri Memorial
scholarship is sponsored by
the Hatch family and is award-
ed toa junior bowler cach year
by the Greater Vancouver
‘Fenpin Association.

SOCCER... Over $00 young
soccer players descended on
Capilano College recently to
take parr in. the 4th annual
Rucanor = Indoor Soccer
Tournament.

The three-day tournament
was organized by the College's
mens’ and womens’ soccer
team and the athletic depart-
ment and was sponsored by
Rucanor and Coca-Cola.

Following are the winners,
runner-upiy- ‘all-star selections,
top gpalie and MVP from each
age group: '

Gicts| U-10/11 — First

place: Kickstarters. Second
place: North Shore Steelers.
All-stars: Andrea Newfeld,
Alison Madill, Tara
Makirigiannis and Kate Roper.
Top goalic: Megan Best.
MVP: Brook McGilvrey.

Girls U-12/13 — First
place: Total Soccer Systems.
Second place: North Shore
Impact. All-stars: Kristie
Weeks, McKenzie —Leier,
Stephanie Weston and Stacy
Dennis. Top goalie: Jennifer
Morrison. MVP: Melly
Alexander.

Girls U-14/15 — First
place: North Shore Blue Ice.
Second place: Total Soccer
Systems. All-stars: Alaina
Bleker, Carlen Oates, Jen
McMullian and Taylor
Wilson. Top goalie:
Manadalena Lewis. MVP:
Gilian Kilburn.

Girls U-15/16 — First
place: Abbotsford Sky Hawks.
Second place: West Van
Devils, All-stars: Jessica
Haydahl, Ashicy Mathieson,
Lauren Karst and Heidi
Gryba. Top goalie: Tasha
Kothlow. MVP: Jennifer
Craig,

Boys U-11/12 — First
place: Lynn Valley Falcons.
Second place: Edmonds
Tornadoes. All-stars: James
Brown, Jason Khabra, Tanner
Cordick and Jesse Smith. Top
gealie: Paul Isberg. MVP:
Buncan Gambicourt.

Boys U-13/14 — First
place: ‘ir Avenue United.
Second place: South Burnaby
MC Royals. Ail-stars: Paul
Jenson, Jett Croll, Brian Fancy
and Sam Stephens. Top goalie:
Gianluca Zavaris. MVP: Mike
Loyd.

‘Boys U-15 — First place:
Coquitlam City Arsenal A.
Second place: Coquitlam City.
Arsenal B. Alll-stars: Nathan
Naiker, Chris Stanley, Brad
Davies and Ted Knight. Top
goalie: Jordan West. MYP:
Ryan Huston.

-- Andrew McCredie

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Andrew McCredie

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A North Vancouver
rink will enjoy home
ice advantage at the
1999 Junior Men’s
Provincial Curling
Championships.

The Goard  Seflars-led
team representing the North
Vancouver Curling Club will
contest the B.C. crown with
seven other teams from
across the province begin-
ning tomorrow in a triple:
knock-out tournament at the
Lonsdale recreation centre in
North Vancouver (23rd and
Lonsdale).

The teams will get a
chance to practice on the
recreation centre ice tomor-
row, and on Friday will get
down to the business at
hand. On Thursday evening
former Canadian, World and
Olympic champion Lindsay
Sparkes will be the keynote
speaker at the tournament
dinner.

The North Vancouver
rink opens the action with a
game against Williams Lake
at 9 a.m. on Friday.

The official opening cere-
monies will take place at 1
p.m. on Friday and wili fea-
ture all cight rinks getting
piped in by Sharon All. Also,
local junior curler Aaron Loy
will be joined by senior curler
John Moffat in the official
“first rock” ceremony.

The action resumes at 2
p.m. on Friday, with all four
rinks in action. The final

centre

games on Friday begin at 7
pom. Saturday's action will
see games starting at 9 acm.,
2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

The championship final is
scheduled tor Sunday at
either 9 a.m. 2:30 p.m. or
7:30 p.m. (such is the nature
of a uriple knockout fermat).

Other teams compeung
inchide rinks representing
the Kefowna Curling Club,
the Williams Lake Curling
Club, the Trail Curling Club,
the Kamloops Curling Club,
the Comox Curling Club,
Royal City Curling Club and
the Kerry Park Curling Club.

The North Vancouver
tink qualified for the provin-
cials via the Zone 3 double
knock-out event in
December in) which the
Sellars led team posted 23
thrilling final day 10-3 victo-
ry.

The North Vancouver

-rink is coached by :Tony
VanBrabrant, skipped by
Sellars with Nick Kuit as
lead, Mark Phillips as second
and Keith VanBrabrant as
third. John Norrish is the
alternate.

The winner of this week-
end’s championship will rep-
resent B.C. at the Canadian
Junior Championships — in
Kelowna next month.

PHOTO: Goard Sellars
(front, middle) teads his
North Van rink into battle
this weekend. They are
(left to right) John
Norrish, Mark Phillips,
Keith VanBrabrant and
Nick Kuit.

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