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92 ~ Friday, May 90, 1997 - North Shore Nows

1.

+ FIELD HOCKEY,,,

The West Vancouver

us U-+18 girly? field

hockey team cap-
tured the bronze
medal at the recent

ce Aone Championships -
at Livingstone Park

in Vancouver,

HOCKEY,,. ‘Two
North = Vancouver

( hockey players are
4 among 48 from

cross the province
chosen to attend the
British = Columbia
Amateur — Hockey
Association’s
(BCAHA) Under-17
Development Camp
in Osoyoos this sum-
mer.
Martin Kariya
and Denis Sudo will
attend the July 27 to

Aug. 3 camp, §
i designed to train and
prepare B.C.’s best }
young hockey players ¥:
for possible selection ;

to provincial and
national teams.

At the end of the a

eight-day camp, 20
players will be select-
ed to comprise Team
B.C, and will com-
pete at .the 1997
Western | Canadian
Challenge Cup in

| Saskatchewan at the

end of the year.

“This particular ¢

birth year is a very
strong crop of tal-
ent,” reports
BCAHA director of
high performance

#1 Cam Kerr.

“We are: very
pleased with the
uality of players
developing in the sys-
tem and as a result
this year we will have
tremendous depth at
camp.”

- SKIING... Four
North Shore skiers
have been selected to
the 1997-98 B.C. Ski
Team. .
Grouse Tyee club
1 member Trevor
Bruce ° and
Blackcomb Ski
Club’s | Richard
: Harvey, both from

‘ North Vancouver, 25
were chosen to the ©

1 men’s team,

; Lauren Jones,

North Vancouver, °:

were selected to the
/ women’s team.
Both are members
* of the Whistler Mtn.
Ski Club.

All four skiers are ~.

first time selections <.
“ to the team. .
: “Two years ago ©:
© we had a rebuilding

s¢ason,” said

* women’s team head |
:: coach Jim Pollack. —-
| “This past year we ©
} had a really strong “
:, group and this com- °

ing year we will have

_ another rebuilding

year.”

Michelle *:
of West o

north shore news

@ SPORTS

Angels of the infield

THE Angele (above) beat the Royals to win the North Vancouver Girls’ Softball Association provincial playdown tournament. Lett to right:
Becky Hansen, Robyn Hebenton, Gill Hilliard, Ashley Billett, Elena Argento, Sarah Akester, Molly Slinger, Christie Saunders, Katu Begley,
Jamis Webster, Jane Ohl, and Janessa Knapton. Missing: Cralg Knapton (coach), Paul Nobile (coach), Andrea Nickel and Sara Tollestrup.

CONGRATULATIONS TO
AWARD WINNERS

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