16 — Friday, January 9, 1998 — North Shore News

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© SPORTS
Blues hit the hardwood on Island

Cap College hosts
huge Soccer toumey

OVER 800 kids took
part in the fourth annual

CAPILANO College basketball
teams return to action today after a
month break for the holidays.

Both the mens and womens teams will be
making the ferry ride to Nanaimo for evening
games against the Malaspina Marauders. The
women tipoff at 6 p.m., followed by the
men’s game at 8 p.m.

Tomorrow it’s a quick bus ride down to
Victoria for afternoon games against the
Camosun Chargers.

College hoops returns to the Sportsplex
on Capilano’s North Vancouver campus next
Friday as the Blues play host to the Douglas
College Royals.

‘The women play at 6 p.m., with the men
hitting the court at 8 p.m.

Rucanor Indoor Soccer
Tournament last week-
end.

Featuring Gold and Silver
teams for boys and girls between
the ages ages 11-16 years, the
tournament was organized by
the Capilano College men’s and
women’s soccer teams, the
Capilano College Athletics
Department and sponsored by
Rucanor.

Following arc the final results
from the Jan.2 -4 competition:

Boys U-11/1
First place: South Delta A
Second: South Delta B
Third: Tsawwassen Ajax
Fourth: Poco Wolves
All-Stars: Justin Helgate, Neil
Howard, Alex Monroe and
Derek Spears.
MVP: Marcus
(South Delta A).

Brougham

First place: Coquitlam City
Soccer Arsenal (CCSA)

Second: CCSA

Third: Mount Seymour Royals

Fourth: North Van Lions Gate
Raiders

All-Stars: Sean Asworth, Stu
Hilder, Brian Kehok, Chris
Wallace

MVP: Chad Anderson (CCSA)

Outstanding keeper: Nick
Wintie (C CSA).

First place: Clitf Avenue Impact
Second: PoCo Cyclones
Third: Burnaby Girls
Fourth: Coquitlam City Extreme
All-Stars: Rachel Brain, Diane Cochrane and
Yvonne Lynch
MVP?P: Emily Bowie (Cliff Avenue)
Outstanding keeper: Melanie Thomas (West
Van Strikers).

-14
First place: North Shore Girls All Stars A
Second: North Shore Girls All Stars B
Third: West Van Devils
Fourth: North Shore Extreme
All-Stars: Kate Carlson, Morghan Gregory,
Laura Nix and Michelle Samuda
MVP: Ainslee Kehler (North Shore Girls All
Stars B)
Outstanding keeper:
(Burnaby Rebels).

Elise Anderson

* First place: North Shore Phoenix
Second: North Shore Barracudas
Third: North Shore Cobras
Fourth: West Van Magic Force

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NEWS photo Peul McGratn

A North Shore All Star team member (left) battles for
the ball with a West Van Devil player during U-14/15
action at the fourth annual Rucanor Indoor Soccer
Tournament. North Shore beat the Devils 3-2.

All-Stars: Ciara) McLaughlin, © Sarah
Robertson, Allison Rowe and Jamie Webster.
MVP: Nicole Versteeg 9 (North Shore
Phoenix)
Outstanding keeper: Karin Osberg (West
Van Magic Force).

Boys U-16
First place: Surrey Youth Cougars
Second: Lynn Valley Fury
Third: Douglas Park Demons
Fourth: Coquitlam City Arsenal
All-Stars: Ryan Demelo, Lee Fulsher, Jasson
Klyne and Ryan Marshall
MVP: Kevin Taylor (Coquitlam City Arsenal)
Outstanding keeper: Chris Jess (Douglas
Park Demons).
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Second: Cliff Avenue United #1
Third: Power Soccer School — Tsawwassen
Fourth: Surrey United Soccer Club
All-Stars: J. Taylor, Dean Wantke, David
Waterman and G. Zavarise
MVP: A. Boskovic (CIF Avenue United #2)
Outstanding keeper:
Avenue United #2).

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