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‘THE 1997 field hockey season will even more remarkable is the fact that
go down in Collingwood School his- Collingwood has an extremely small student

tory as the “dream season.” body to draw from. T rls tried out for
° the team; 20 girls made it

“No one player made the difference,” said
head coach Keith Chiequen. “The ceam
played an extremely disciplined and balanced
game with no areas of weakness.”

Team atem hide: Pam Walker (goal-
keeper), Sarah Gilbert (captain), Kate Moss,
Nadia Karmali, Rhona Young, Julia
Snowdon, Mo Q’Conner (captain), Rachel
MacLean, Jenny Sanders, Rossi Thomas,
Morgan Mallett, Michelle Lee, Naomi The,
Robyn Heming, Candice Wisebery, Astrid
Merkt, Mary-Katherine Pines, Mandy

McNaught, Shahr2zad Joharifard, Jennifer
Winstanley, Christie Johnston and Courtney
Geldart. Chicquen and Sarah Bell! coached.

The talented team reached a number of

milestones this year, the lust of which came
Saturday when the double-A squad captured
the provincial title with a 2-1 win over
Kelowna’s KLO secondary, a team that had
won the B.C.s three of the ese f years.

Earlier in the season, the caw wen three
tournaments: the Independent School
Association tourney, the Seven-A-Side tourney,
and the prestigious Bridgeman Cup. The team
also won the North Shore league title, winning
all 10 games and outscoring their opponents
70-0. At the B.C. tournament last weekend,
the Cavs gave up just two goals in six games
while scoring 25.

Photo submitied

COLLINGWOOD Cavaliers senior girls’ field hockey team (above) captured a num-

What makes the team’s accomplishments

-women’s : Premier division
team urgently needs experi-
“enced players. Call 987-1419
‘or. 985-1366 for information.

SNOWBOARDING... Five
North Shore boarders are
members of the unique
Blackcomb Snowboard
Club.

Darren Chaimers, Maclle
and Jorli.. Ricker, Greg
Salmon and~ Chris Spotzel
have honed their considerable
talents with the club to the
point where all five are on the
world-calibre Canadian

National Snowboard Team.

The club, operated by
national team coach Bob
Allison, is one of the first
programs in Canada to offer
training and — coaching
for competitive snowboard-
ers.

In addition, the Canadian -

Snowboard Federation, the
governing body for the sport,
has decreed the Blackcomb
Snowboard Club as the offi-
cial Canadian = National
Snowboard Team’s western
training centre.

For more info about the
club call 1-604-932-6816.

TABLE TENNIS... The
Lonsdale recreation centre is
hosting a table tennis tourna-
ment for all levels of play.

The public tournament
takes place Sunday, Nov. 30,
with the final taking place a
week later. All competitors are
guaranteed three games.
Entrance fee is $10.

Register by Thursday, Nov.
27 at any North Vancouver
recreation centre, or by call-
ing 987-7529.

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