B4 - Wednesday, April 28, 1982 - North Shore News

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F. A. COACH

THE BRITISH Columbia
Soccer Association

im co-
Operation with Labatt’'s
Breweries of B.C... has
announced that Charles

Hughes, Assistant Director |

of Coaching for the English
Football Association, will
arrive in Vancouver Apmil 29
to conduct various clinics
and seminars for. the
Canadian and B.C. Soccer
Associations.

Hughes first seminar is

scheduled to take place
Friday, April 30, in the
Robson Square Media

Centre, 800 Robson Street,
Vancouver. At 7:30 p.m.
Hughes will follow-up his
theory and film presentation
on soccer tactics and skills
with a practical demon-
stration at the Norwegian
Seaman's Centre (near
Central Valley Complex) in
Burnaby the next day

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Falcons, but it just wasn't
enough in what observers
felt was a one-sided game.

At the third division
(Under 15) level, the Falcons
lost a 1-O squeaker to
Burnaby Norburn P.C. The
team almost pulled off a tie
in the final seconds with
what appeared to be a goal,
but officials waved it off.
ruling that play had been
whistled dead when the

(Saturday, May 1) beginning

at lO a.m.
Admittance to

sessions is

both
free to ail

B.C.S.A. and B.C. Youth
Soccer Association team
coaches. Those coaches

planning on attending either
function should pre-register
by calling the BCSA offices
at 430-6401 or 6403.

This is a great opportunity
for B.C. soccer coaches to
up-date themselves with
soccer tactics and skills, and
is part of the coaching
development program
administered through the
office of Alan Churchard,

BCSA Development Co-
ordinator.
Charles Hughes’ was

appointed Assistant Director
ef Coaching for the English
F.A. in 1964. In addition to
his coaching responsibilities,
he was manager of both the
Great Britain Olympic and

P.C.’s goalie was fouled just
before the score.

Coach Manlio
Mastrantonio. said he
believed the team had an

honorable defeat. “This is
the way things are in soc-
cer,” he said. “You have to
accept it.”

Two other Falcon squads
were more successful on the
Sunday. The fourth division
(Under 14) Falcons battled
to a 1-! te with Cliff Avenue
United, with a spectacular
over-the-shoulder blast from
Gary Playle with less than

the England Amateur inter-

national teams until the
amateur status in- British
Football was dropped in
1974.

During his ten years as
manager, the England
amateur team won 48 and
drew 17 of 77 international
matches. As manager, coach
and lecturer, Hughes has
travelled the world to advise
on the organization of
coaching schemes in many
countries. In 1972 he wrote
the book and masterminded
the film series, Tactics and

Teamwork, which sold
worldwide.
His latest major = ac-

complishment is the
production of 14 half-hour
films made in conjunction
with the BBC. Titled “Soccer
Tactics and Skills.” the
series has been praised as
one of the best available on
coaching soccer. A_ by-

five minutes remaining.

And Falcon Sipho Riopel
led the seventh division
(Under 11) squad to victory
in the final two minutes of a
scoreless game with two
outstanding goals on a very
tough Port Coquitlam
Vikings netminder.
Although Riopel missed out
on all-star honors, teammate
Jack Wendt, the player who
set him up for the winning
goal, was named to the
team. ,

All in all. a most unusual
championship for the teams.

product of the film series is a
superb book of the same
title. Copies of the book are
available from the BCSA
offices for just $20.00 each.
In the films, Hughes has
used top English league

Tennis

THE TENNIS doubles team
of Mike Young and Deborah
Bowering won again for
Sentinel last week in high

school action. Both won
their single matches and
together won the mixed
doubles.

In the other school tennis

An unusual tournament

match, Handsworth beat
Howe Sound 06-5. The
decisive doubles matches
Aside from the record

breaking five teams entered
from the North Shore, the
younger clubs, particularly
the West Van Spuraways,
outshone the more ex-
penmenced ones in team
honors and the high calibre
of play at all levels became
obvious in the very low final
scores.

The

coastal champions

now go on to meet the in-
tenor division champs for
the B.C.Y.S.A. provincial
championship.

COACH HOUSE player slides into second as Fast Lddics man gets caught away trom base in North Shore Softball
Leaguc game on Sunday at Brooksbank. (brtc Eggertson photo)

BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER

Registration - New Players

Boys

Wayne Schulstad

BBS 4057
Girts Joyce Shea 988 6892/
We welcome all ages begingingy with O year obs
(boys and gits bor im 19/76)

GOLF?

Seymour Golf & Country Club
still has a few memberships
available in
Men's Full Play category.

For information please phone

The Pro
929-2611

The Office
929-5491

players to demonstrate his

softball, Arlene Sterk scored
a grand slam home run to

match.

Soccer clinics are coming

coaching philosophy, such their contribution to the
as Kevin Keegan, Trevor project, such as England
Brooking. Peter Shilton, boss Ron Greenwood,
Luther Blissett, and Ray Bobby Robson, Terry?
Wilkens. In addition, Venables, Don Howe, and
Hughes recruited 21 top many others.

duo repeats

were won by Jeff Berdman
and Steve Ngui,
Carolyn Jarvis and Judy Fisk.

and by

In high school senior Become

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lead the Carson Graham of BC's
White team to a 10-5 victory. e
Paula George won her Children’s
second straight game as °
pitcher. Hospital.

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Argyle doubled Hand- Vanover BC
sworth 8-4. with Mana v5x

Chiesa picking up the win,
while West Vancouver beat
Windsor 9-7. Wendy Foster
was the winning pitcher.

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sexe

In the only senior golf
Seycove beat

Balmoral 6-U.

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