15-A Feature Section of the North Shore News - June 9, 1982

Coming home to play

Football is not generally
known as the professional
sport where the local boy
ends up playing with his
home team. However, the
B.C. Lions are disproving
that theory.

Of the current crop of
young Lions drafted this
year, four hail either from

B.C. or the Lower Mainland.

It's a policy which is going
to be paying dividends in the
future, with that added
emotional impetus of players
playing in a familiar en-
vironment, in front of family
and friends, and of not
becoming homesick after the
first tough day of training

DENNIS GUEVIN — SFU

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camp.

Coming down from the
North Shore at 250 pounds,
is Gerald Roper, a former
Carson Graham grad who
has been a starting guard for
the University of Arizona in
the Pac 10 conference.

The 6'3” Roper, who was a
team captain of two sports in

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high school majored in
Physical Education at
Arizona where he went after
a year at Simon Fraser
University and one season at
Golden West College in
Huntington Beach,
California.

A Richmond product,
Bernie Glier comes to the
Lions as a defensive back
from the University of B.C.
after a high school career in
Richmond. Glier was a first
draft choice from the
Canadian College Draft.

Converted from a slotback
to a defensive back in
College, Glier was a western
all-star last season at UBC.

A geography major at
Simon Fraser University,
Dennis Guevin of Kamioops
is a 270 pound Tackle who
was named to the Honor roll
in Grade 11 at Norkan
Secondary and won _ the
Kamloops & District
Teachers Association

bursary in grade 12.

BERNIE GLIER—UBC

Lui Pasagiia

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On the field, he was twice
named all-northwest
honorable mention honors at
SFU.

A fourth round draft
choice Dave Singh from New
Westminster is a defensive
back who majored in
Education at UBC.

Singh picked off four

interceptions last season and

was named to the WIFL all
star teams both in 1980 and
1981.

In addition to the local
boys, Lions drafted seven
other Canadians’ from
Canadian Universities in-
cluding Defensive back Don
Moen from UBC and Matt
Kavanaugh, a centre from
Simon Fraser.

A CARSON GRAHAM grad who attended the
University of Arizona, Gerald Roper ts one of the
Canadian hopefuls.

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