B7 - Wednesday, December 5, 1984 - North Shore News

GE sport

RINGETTE REVIEW
Ups and downs on ice

LAST WEEAR’S Ringette ac: In
thon at NOS WoC. saw Bun- Petite B#2 team defeated
mies play ther second game  N.W Wan 7-8 Congratula-
of the season. They lost 3-4 tions to Michelle Rizzardo on
to Poco with 2 goals being scoring her first goal!
scored by Kim Surine and | Petite A Rowdies played
by Erin Lentsch Coach an excellent all-round game
Raren Harrison and by each member to defeat
Managers Fran and Ron NW Van on. last) week's
Johnson say the games ate 9 game

giving them an excellent op

portunity to assess the team’s

Strengths and weaknesses in

preparation for the upcoming

games

Petite Bal Hotlegs
Howe Sound in a tight 3-3
game Goalscorers were
Christy Gamble with a pair
and Stacy Grant with a
single

Petite A Rowdies played a
strong game to beat their
Poco opponents in last
week's game and Tween B
Ringbusters lost to a strong
NW Van team, despite ex-
cellent goaltending by
Dantelle Getsie.

Tween A’s tied 6-6 in a
very good game against
Langley with Michelle
Mcleary an outstanding
player for the NSW C
team

Halfway through their
game Sunday against Poco,
Junior Belle A team was tied
2-2 but Poco broke away to
score 3 very good goals to
take a 5-2 lead. Not to be out.
done the NS WC came
back with 2 goals but had to
settle for a 4-8 defeat at the
end Katie drew scored a hat
trek and Yeonne Haaser a
single

Congratulations to Belles
on their first win of regular
season plav' They defeated
6-3 with Caulinda
Mclean plaving avery strong
Zame in net
scored a hat

an eshibition game, The Tween A’s defeated

Poco 4-2 with Laure Mcken
zie scoring a hat) trick
Christine Campbell scored
the remaining goal with hells
Harrison playing an out-
standing game on defense
Although they lost 2-4 to
N.W. Van, our Tween B
Ringbusters solid

game. Goals were scored by
Jennifer Farrell and Danielle
Getzie with each assisting the
other's goal! Jenniter
Tyldesley made some very
good saves in goal.

Our Junior Belle GWG
Stealers had a pood game
against Langley deteating
them 9-6

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Poco

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trick, Michelle
lanzo 2 and Allison Bennett
rounded off the
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naSts were wellrepresented at
the Trout Lake Invitational
December 3, hosted by the
Red Barons Trampoline
Club. The meet featured six
lower mainland teams as well
as teams from Merritt and
Kamloops.

Gymnastics director Penny
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Bourne took a team of 7 ex-
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