PeeWee’s
to meet
best of
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FRESH FROM a successful
trip to the Quebec Interna-
tional tournament, the
North Vancouver Taylor-
motive PeeWee AAA
hockey team (North Van-
couver) is off to Cranbrook
next week for the provincial
championships, after the
team won the Greater Van-
couver Conference title with
three straight come-from-
behind victories.

In the first game, North Van
_ fallied from a 2-0 deficit, scoring
six consecutive goals and winning
6-3 over the Vancouver Thunder-
-birds.

Gram- Smith scored twice for
North Van with singles coming
from Rob Nikkel, Scott Hewson,
Drew Barker and J.J. Martin.

Game two saw North Van fall
behind 5-1 at the end of the se-
cond period against Burnaby
Winter Club.

But in the third period, North
Van rallied with four unanswered
goals and won the game 18 se-
conds into overtime on a goal by
Hewson.

It was Hewson’s third goal.

Other scorers were Kelly
Sickavish, Martin and Barker.

The third game was against a
tough Richmond team who had
also won their first two games.

Once again North Van _ fell
behind 2-0.

They then scored four con-

secutive goals and hung on for an
exciting 5-4 win.

The penalty-filled matched
featured two goals from Jason
Maxwell, with singles coming
from Hewson, Smith and Mark
Stewart.

Josh Scuby was outstanding in
goal in ali three games.

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NORTH VANCOUVER’S Jason Maihara goes in on goal during Midget 8 hockey action Sunday at
the Lonsdale RecCentre. North Vancouver (the Greater Vancouver Conference champions) won
the game 75-4 over Sooke (South Vancouver Island Conference). The other conference champi-
ons that took part in the tournament included Kamloops (Okanagan Mainline North Conference}
and Coquitiam {Fraser Valley Conference).

Lightning win Atom AAA crown

THE NORTH Shore Winter
Club Atom AAA Lightning
team brought the Pacific
Coast Amateur Hockey
Association’s Greater Van-
couver Conference champi-
onship banner home to the
North Shore after a long
weekend of fast-paced
playoff hockey action:

In the opening game of the
round-robin series against the
Burnaby Winter Club, the Light-
ning took an early lead’ and were
up 4-0 at the end of the second
period.

Burnaby rallied back with three
goals in the third to give the
Lightning a scare.

However, the local team hung
on and won 4-3.

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In the second game against
Richmond, the Lightning came up
on the short side of a seesaw bat-
tle against a very strong and
disciplined team.

The Lightning came very close
to tying the score in the dying
minutes of the third period but
had to be content with a 5-6 loss.

Eric Peter-Kaiser put in an out-
standing performance in goal for
the Lightning.

In the third and final game
where the championship was
decided, the outcome was never in
doubt as the Lightning took an
early and commanding lead to win

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Team members include Jeffery
Blades, Scott Carlson, Sean Clark,
Matt Ehl,
Mauer,
Neeser,
Pettit, Brett Riekert, Neil Steven-
son-Moore,
Adam Taylor, Patrick Whibley
and Jeff Williams.

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Keith Murray, Curtis
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