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Phoenix rise
THE North Shore U16 Phoenix soccer team beat Prospect Lake Athletic 1-ni! te
win the Coastal Cup championship. Team members include: (front row, left to
right) Lindsay Morrison, Erika Davis, Shannon Lee, Jessica Pilkington, Bahar
Sadat, Christine Kirk, Aidan McKinnon, Sarah Nammery, Nicole Versteeg; (back
row) Ai Wilson (coach), Alana Wilson, Jamie Webster, Catherine Davis, Michelle

Wright, Rachel lig, Sharron Davis, Jennifer Hood, Brian Versteeg (manager) and
John Blackman (coach). Missing from photo: Cheisea McCullough.

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Strong bike

ride puts N.

Van's Bates on podium

MARK Bates finished Fi
third in the legendary
Escape From Alcatraz
Triathlon on Sunday.
he North Vancouver triath-

iete was among the first 10 com-
petivors out of the cold San
Francisca Bay waters followi
the 1.5 mile swim

Bates started to make his
move on the bike. The hilly and
challenging 18-mile cycling
course tested the athletes
strength, with Bates tinishing in sixth posi-
tion, The cight-mile run course included
steep hills on ivails, and soft sand along
Bakers Beach.

Reigning world champion — Chris
McCormick (1:59:59) of Australia: took top

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Building on our winning tradition,
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‘Camps provide top coaches from
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youth in developing specific sport

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9:30am-1 1:30am
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Code Dates

SC-01- July 6-10
C02 July 6-10
SC-03- July 13-17

MARK Bates

ae honors in a sprint finish with
. countryman and former world
champion Greg Welch, with
American Alec Rukesugy out
sprinting Bates for the final podi-
um position, abour 124 minutes

behind the winner.
“Today was a good test for me
against the top Aussigs, and good
motivation to try to be with
oN chem next dime,” Bares said fol-
me lowing the race. “Next week at
Oceanside (Californiay U: {
hope to start the run with the
leaders, then push hard for a spor on the

podium.”

The Escape From Alcatraz race will be
broadcast. on ABC later this month and
should feature Bates during the race and in
post-race interviews.

Youth Sport
-' plenty of sports experience, vou will Development ; ma, on
Camps for Boys and Girls

SOCCER Ages 6-15

July 6-17

Team Developnrent Camps

Cade Dates Times .
TM-O1} Aug. 17-21 9:30am-12:06pm
TM02 Aug. 17-21

TM-03 Aug, 24-28

TM-O4 Aug. 24-28

DOUG ABERCROMBIE, HEAD COACH
Blues Women’s Soccer Team

¢ BCCAA Champions for 1997 &
CCAA Silver Medalist at

Nationals

¢ Won 2 consecutive CCAA National 7
Championships for Capilano College in 1995/96

& 1996/97

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