New season begins

for N.Shore ringette

BELLE A Crutsers, coached
by Beth Bennett and Andy
Schurer and managed by Jill
McCormick, beat the strong
POCO team in a very fast
moving North West Van
Ringette game 3-2. Goals
were scored bv Tania Green,
lisa Valleau and Nadine
Bruskhiewich. All defense
were Playing well, but Sarah
Butterworth and = goalie
Loreen Lohin at the end were
outstanding in keeping their
team ahead.

The Deb team lost to the
Aldergrove Belle A team 6-2,
but played a strong game
despite their lack of players.
This team, coached by Jim
deGeer, was put together as
part of a recreation league
and as such has talent rang-
ing from beginners to several
strong, national calibre
plavers Two exhibition

Stamp

JUNIOR BANTAM Stamps
won both their games last
weekend in GSL Football Ac-
tion last weekend

In the first game of the
day. Stamps over-ran_ the
league-leading Chargers in a
34-13 rout. Apml Meola Jed
the scoring with two
touchdowns affd one convert
Phil Mitchell was also
responsible for two majors
and Justin Beddail scored the
fifth.

Heavy-duty defence work
came from Phillip Mitchell,
Rob Manning and Rich
Warner in the Stamps biggest

Attalos tops

IN SUNDAYS senior soccer
action Attalo’s moved into
sole possession of first place
inthe “Seymour division by
beating the Lynnwood | 0
Groots Ss beat Rive Bros 2 0
to take the top spotorn the
“Capilano division

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Barbarians prcked uge thes
first owan oof the season

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games were played this
weekend.
Junior Belle Breakers,

coached by John Reynolds
and Scott Barker and manag-
ed by Artene GiHetr, lost to
the N.'S.W.C. 7-10. Reynolds
‘Mayed his girls in different
POsitions as it was the first
game of the season and he
was still working out the
lines.

The other game was Tween
Eagles, coached by Ron Mur-
phy, assisted by Ron Larkin
and Rob Belliveau and
managed by Razma Larkin.
They beat Richmond Jr.
Belles 8-5 in a game where
both teams were trying out
different lines and positions.
The Association ts sull look-
ing for referees. If anyone 1s
interested in helping and can
skate, phone George Jenkins,
929-4590

Out of a total registration
of 107 girls, the N.S.W.C. us
fielding mine teams with our
Senior Ladies also back this
year so the upcoming season
looks very exciting!

Two teams played opening
games at Port Coquitiam on
Sunday. The Petite A team
under Coach Dave Rad-
bourne scored a decisive 10-0
win over their Poco op-
ponents by playing a very
good pasing game with ex-
cellent defense. Goalscorers
were Jessica Campbell (5),
Jodi Rogers (3), Alana Gray
and Shona Mauch

Keith Corney’S Tween A
team scored an 8-4 win over
their opponents. Lori Plezia
was excellent on defense with
goals scored by Christine
Campbell (2), Lee McConnell
(2), Kim McLean (2), Laurie
McKenzie and Tara Gray

s take pair

win to date.

Later the same day,
Stamps beat Esks in a game
which proved to be more a
battle of defence than of-
fence. Esks opened the scor-
ing early in the game with
Enc Hoffstead’s touchdown.

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That was it as the Stamps
capitalized on fumbles and
intercepuons. Stamps Justin

Beddall scored first followed
by Phillip Mitchell. None of
the converts were successful
making the final score 12-6
for the Stamps.

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