B2 - Wednesday, Janaary 19, 1983 - North Shore News

last ten seconds of the game,
Windsor edged West

the Monday, Jan. 24 match

between Carson Graham ..

CARSON GRAHAM Sheila Jones (11), Elaine
continues to lead the senior Prescott (8) and Mary
girls’. basketball league,but Shaughnessy (8). The score
undefeated Handsworth sull was much closer on
has two games in hand on Thursday as the’ Royals
the leader. With three weeks worked to overcome
to go until the playoffs, all Sutherland 47-40. Jones

eyes are set on the rematch
between the top two slated
for the first week of
February.

Each school racked up a
couple’ of wins apiece in
regular season play last
week. The Eagles downed
Sentinel 47-37 Tuesday on
high scoring by Kelly Payne
(16) and Linda Buchanan
(15).

Then, on Friday, it took
an overtime period to do it
but the Carson crew
defeated West Vancouver
44-35. Buchanan led with 17
as teammate Corby Haley
McKim earned 18 for the
Highlanders along = with
Tracy Chmelauskas’ 10.

Handsworth overpowered
Windsor 45-22 Tuesday with
a lot of teamwork from

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earned 18 and Shaughnessy
15 for Handsowrth, while
Bonnie Lone and_ Lis
Cepeliauskas were the hard
working Sabres with 14 and &
points respectively.

Also having a winning
week was third place
Hillside. The girls dispat-
ched Argyle 50-22 Monday
on strong play by the two
Lisas: Lisa Craig with 18 and
Lisa Wild with 10. On
Tuesday, Wild earned 15
and Craig 10 in the High-
waymen’s 35-20 win over
Sutherland. High scoring
Sabres were Lisa
Cepéehauskas “and Bonnie
Lone with six apiece.

Windsor climbed ~ from
eighth to sixth place thanks
to two hard-earned wins. In
a real nail-biter which was
decided on a foul shot in the

First win for H

There was joy in the
Hyacks camp last week. The
petite division ringette team
picked up their first win of
the season with a 04 win
over Pac Rats.

In other Petite action the

North Shore Winter Club
downed the N.S. Credit
Union Tigers 5-2.

Lynn Valley Cycle Ringers
and Poco fought to a 5-5
draw in Tween action with
Lynn Valley goals going to

Nichole Miller with two.
Susan Bergvinson, Karen
Steinebach and Tamia

Brunes.

A three goal performance
by Mane-Jeanne Vecsey led
McConnell Airconditoning
Blade Runners to-a 6-4 wan
over Poco, also in Tween

action. Singles for the
winners went to Lisa
Shannon, Charlotte’ Lun-

dholm and Tracy Lawrence.

Johnny's Angels ended up
on the wrong end of an &5
score against Langley in
Opumuist Jr. Belle play with
Pam Franklin scoring two
and singles going to Annette

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Vancouver 26-25 to take the
Monday match. Colleen
Campbell earned 12 for the
Dukes while Mara Carley
was West Van's high scorer
with five. ;

After losing on Tuesday to
Handsworth, the Deep Cove
girls came back Thursday to
take Howe Sound 55-4,
with Campbell racking up 28
points, one of the highest
game totals this season.

Other league games in-
cluded Sutherland defeating
Sentinel 45-35 Monday on 29
points from Bonnie Lone,
West Vancouver trouncing

. Argyle 28-16 Tuesday and
_ Sentinel giving Argyle a

double whammy Thursday
with a 51-28 final tally.
Scoring for the S
were Sylvia Apostolidis (14),
Karen Colbow (8), Sue
Pearmain (8) and Carolyn
Copitherne (8) while Sonja
Melis earned eight for the
Pipers.

Beat bet for sports fans is

acks

Chernin, Shannon Zorn and
Chnstuna Kong in a losing
cause.

The Angels turned things
around however, with a t0-0
win over a new team from
Bellingham, Washington.

Aldergrove downed
Blades 7-4 in Optimist Belle

Division.

Blades will be holding a
car wash this coming Sunday
at Minit-Tune Marine Drive
lo raise money for a Ringette
tournament tn Winnipeg in
February.

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and Hillside at 3:45 p.m. at
Hillside. Depending on the
outcome of the back to back
Hillside-Handsworth _pames
this week, it could easily be
the Highwaymen giving the
Eagles a run for the top spot.
Standings to date:

week Ps
C Graham & 1 16
Handsworth ? oO 14
Hillside S 1 10
Sentinel 5 4 10
Sutherland 4 S 8
Windsor 3 6 6
West Van 3 6 (e)
Argyle 2 7 4
Howe Sound 0) 7 0)

HOOP SCOOP

The intermediate girls had
a week to hone up on their
skills as they played a series
of exhibition matches with
their junior counterparts.
The juniors are a force to be
reckoned with, however,
winning two out of the three
games reported.

All games were played
Wednesday: West Van Jrs.
40, Howe Sound Int. 30;
Aquinas Int. 49, Carson
Graham Jrs. 27; Windsor SJrs.
52, Seycove Int. 21.

The junior
managed to

girls also
squeeze in

Saints on top

North Shore Sanitherm
Saints returned to first place
in 2A soccer action over the
weekend with a 3-0. win over
Occasionals following their
mid-season break.

The win gives the Saints a
narrow lead over Edgemont
who are battling for top spot.

Bob Curme, Neil Barclay
and Bob Buchan scored for
the winners with Jerry

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shutout.

A hard working midfield
of John Medland, John
Fisher, Fraser Ritchie and
Lorne Loiselle kept moving
the ball forward = and
preventing Occasionals from
mounting any attack.

Next game for Saints 1s
Sunday, 12 noon at Kilmer
Park.

Eagles and Highwaymen lead the pack

several regular league games

+n —a—busy—wecek.
reported include: Balmoral
47, Handsworth 12; Windsor
56, Carson Graham 20; West
Van 39, Handsworth 20;
Hillside 37, Sutherland 10.
Balmoral 55, Argyle 31;
Hillside 34, Handsworth 29.
Balmoral leads the league
with six wins, no_ losses,
followed by West Van (6-1)
and Windsor (5-2).
Intermediate Boys:
Seycove, last year's
champions, continue to lead
the league with a six game
winning streak. Hillside
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