The nine-team “North
Shore Senior Girls’
basketball league, which

opened its home ‘and away |

league schedule this week,
has the makings. of a dandy

scramble: for. spot bet- Tatjana _plus_ Mandy
“ween eh Handswonk ” Koyals “Grant Pere Craig who

and Carson Graham Eagles.
1. Handsworth: Gene

basketball dating backto the
late 50’s.

This. time he has two
Starters back, 6°1” centre
Lisa Wild and 5S’8” guard

will probably start at for-
ward.

~ Molgat, whose junior and
intermediate boys’
basketball teams at Hand-
sworth never missed the

playoffs for 15 straight years last year’s seventh place ,
(but also never won a standing in the B.C. “A”
championship) has a new championships.
challenge this season after But he does have three
taking a break from _ returnees: guards Barb
coaching hoop last year. Schwab and Suzanne
This will be his first girls’ Brauner and centre Sue

4. Sentinel: Ted Pelly, the

Spartans’ senior girls’ coach
since 1975, has a formidable
task in trying to improve on

an enviable record in girls’

team. -

The- Royals could start

slowly (six players were still

playing volleyball in the B.C.

“AA”. .ch hampionship eight
; ‘but ;

use a‘ starting lineup. that
averages: 6'0”. Tallest:
62°” . Sheila Jones, -a NS
second: all-star. last: “year. ‘and
OA". = Mary: ‘Shaughnessy.
Lesley “Bennett’(5°114”) _
rounds out the ostomy line.

Mayson, another: long-time.
boys’ basketball coach: at
several levels, and Ray
Marshall share - the duties
with the Eagles for the
second year, With five:
players back from ‘last year
including starter Corby

Haley and last year’s sixth-

man Kelly Payne on the
forward line and a_ very
strong group of grade Ils,
notably S°11ts>" Linda
Buchanan, it looks like the
makings of a good team.

3. Hillside: Bill Elliott,
whose teams have finished
first for the past two years, is
another veteran coach with

190

Pearmain. Forward Carolyn
Copithorne and centre
Karen“ Colbow are the- best
of those up from last year.

Argyle’s Ed Reimer has

the senior Pipers for the

second-time and his record
asa coach’ “began back in the

' early 60's. Top prospects are

centre Jessica Connell, back

from last season, and grade
ten guard Roberta Martell.
“Howe
, Starters
Plunkett ~:and..

iA

© ‘among its” seven
returnees.

Sutherland has seven
players from... the Sabres’

B.C. “A” Volleyball runners-
up who have just finished a
gruelling schedule.
West Van will have four
players. back, including two
of last year’s starters: guard
Margo McKim and forward
Tracy Chmelauskas.
Windsor has guards
Joanne Charles and Alex
Sherratt and forwards Lisa
Young and Andree Gran-
dison from 1981-82 although
Charles was the only starter.

‘Sound:” has ’‘two'
(guard. Leonic. Pee Wee A ‘Rep team are
-forward:
Carolyn Teel) from a’ year -

‘North Shore. Winter Club

tied with Port. Moody for 1st
Place in Zone 1 with six wins
and one loss:

They won their November
27 game at NSWC with
Ridge Meadows 3-0 with
goals by Trevor Craven,
Craig Gustafson and Neil
McEachern. Goaltender
Lorne Bird has had 2nd shut
out in 7 league games.

NSWC won their
November 28 game played
against Burnaby Minors 6-3.
Goals were scored by Neil
McEachern, Trevor Craven,
Gary Savage, Scott
Morrison, Craig Gustafson
and Kyle Hannay.

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Neil- McEachern, Trevor
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