50 - Sunday, May 31, 1987 ~ North Shore News

Sports —

NORTH SHORE HOCKEY
Players selected to

FIVE: MEMBERS of the North
Shore Winter Clab’s (NSWC)
Bantam ‘AAA’ hockey team have .
been’selected to attend the B.C.
Best Ever. hockey training camp
July in Summerland.

Centre “Mark Kaufman, right
‘winger’. Jason Jennings,
defencemen Derek’ Lee and Rob
Tadey,-and jgoaltender Bob Bell
' were picked by: ‘the B.C. Amateur
Hockey" Association following the
'B. C: Cup tournament. .

’ There. will: be 46‘ players from ~

around: ‘the Frovince at. the ‘Best -

BASEBALL

Ever camp, including 16 from the
Greater, Vancouver area — and
almost one-third from.the highly
successful North Shore team.
NSWC capped a whirlwind
season last month bv winning the
prestigious Kamloops International
Tournsment with a thrilling 8-5
. decision over the Burlington, Ont.,
Cougars in the final game.
Jennings, named the most.
valuable ‘player of the tournament,
and team.captain Kaufmann each
scored three times against. the *
Cougars, :

who had’ eliminated:

Williams Lake in the semifinals.
North Shore reacied the final
with a 6-1 victory over the host
Kamloops team as Ieft winger
Dean Russell scored twice and Bell
played a solid game in goal.
- NSWC went through the 24-
team tournament undefeated with
wins over Lethbridge (10-2), Prince

“George (7-2), Regina :(6-5), Ed-

monion (9-1), Vernon (12-3),
Kamloops ‘and Burlington’ —_— ; just
days - after: competing in: “the
* Puroldtor Cup in Calgary

The Purolator’ Cup. involved the:

a

_ provincial champions of Alberta,

Saskatchewan, Manitoba and
ate plus the hest team from

gary.

NSWC ‘reached the final with
wins over Calgary and Saskat-
chewan, but lost 3-1] in the cham-
pionship game to the St. Boniface
Saints.

Kaufmann was named the cup’s
most valuable player and Bell
received the top goaltender award.

North Shore won the provincial

‘championship in. March’ with: a
" perfect 6-0, record in a round-robin .,

series in Castlegar. :

The NSWC team’ fii nished the
season with a 60-11-3 record in 74
games, including three tournament
championships — the Trevor
Craven Memorial,: the Burnaby-
Invitational and the ‘Kamloops In-
ternational.

At Kamloops, North Shore ‘
became only the second team ever
to win the tournament three times,
equalling the standard “set by
Detroit Compuware. NSWC
previously won in 1969 and 1973.

yes

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Ww. Van Little
League results

ACTION continued recently in the Petro Canada Expos

‘West Vancouver Little League.
- Standings to May 23:

on MAJORS

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Yorkton Securities 9
Broncs Lo 6
Skyline 5
Lions i 5
Shoppers : 4
Yorkton Securities 7, Lions 4; Winning
pitcher --M. Reisling - No hitter, Offensive
star - C. Morrison, 1.900; Skyline 24, Shop-
pers 16;° Winning pitcher. - T. Barbour;
Broncs 21, Skyline 15; Skyline 7, Yorkton 6;
Winning pitcher - W: Donald, Offensive star
~ W. Donald 1.000; Lions £3, Shoppers 12;
Winning pitcher E.. Easton; Shoppers 19,
Skytine 5; Winning pitcher - R. Marriott. -
1

Osage “Ang gas” *
Meboiald' Rest. Mets .

ait jump
to victory

TWO NORTH Shore - girls were
among the B.C. ¢rampoline sports
athletes who hauled home 24 gold
medals, 10 silver and eight bronze
from. the National Trampoiine
Championships held May 14 to. 7
in Winnipeg.

Liz Hutchins was on the gold-
medal’. Novice team. The. North
Shore girl won. a bronze in the
double-mini event, placed fourth

on trampoline and. fifth in sym: .

chronized trampoline.

Nikki Saunders, who is ‘also
from the North Shore, won a silver
medal in the synchronized tram-
poline event and also placed sixth
in two other events.

Both North Shore bouncers train
with the Red Barons Trampoline
Club in Vancouver.

It was the first national competi-
tion for both girls who are coached
by Cindy Fales and Laura Cut-
shall.

All the B.C. women’s teams won
team gold in the competition while
two of B.C.’s men’s teams won
gold. .

Catherine Worley of New
Westminster, Jeremy Brock of
Coquitlam, Patricia Meadows of
Surrey and Cindy Webster of Mer-
ritt all brought home national ti-

Cap. Volks. Astros
Bell Realty Mariners
Y. Franks Yankees
PW Bickford Braves
Stong’s Blue Jays

Osaga Angels 11, McDonald’s Restaurant

Mets 0; Petro Canada Expos 14, Stong’s -

Blue Jays 4; McDonald's Mets 15, Bell Real-
ly Mariners 13; PW Bickford Braves 13, Y.
Franks Yankees 10; Osaga Angels 14, Bell
Realty Maziners 10; McDonald’s Mets 20, Y.
-Franks Yankees 12; Petro Canada Expos 15,
PW Bickford Braves 4; Osaga Angels 13,
; Cap. Volks. Astros 3.

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