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BASKETBALL... BO ¢s best
high school semor girh reams
wall be on the North Sore this
weekend for the [4th annual
Handsworth Fnvianenal

The 22 school tournament
features a number of North
Share teams, including the
hosts and detending champs.
Two teams trom kdmonten
will cake part. as will karl
Marniow, Terry Fox and North
Surrey.

champronsip game set. for
45 pan that mht
see

CAPILANO COLL
‘The women Blues soccer team
sontoue their carly) season win
ping streak ay thes handed the
Okanagan Fakers an tt
deteat Saturday in Kelowna
The domuant victory gies
the defending provincial college
champions a pertect 3-0 season

Wednesday. September 30, 1998 — North Shore News - 37

The Biues dropped a 2 1 deci-
sion to the Lakers in their game
on Saturdays. The loss dropped
the Bities to 2 Toon the season
and mte a tourth place ue with
Douglas College in the stand
ines

Both Cap squads host
Mataspina 0 Marimers this
Saturday afternoon atthe North
Vancourercampus, Phe women
kick offat noon, with the men’s
game scheduled for 2 pin.

to sagas the Caps lost both their
weekend games.

Saturday night the Caps lost
to Port ¢ vuguitlam 3 3-15 the tol
lowing afternoon Ridge
Meadows came cailing to
Lonsdale Arena and handed
Nor-Wes a 4-2 deteat.

The Caps. 0.5 on the sca
son, travel to Richmond tomor
row Might to take on the fin

and undefeated,

The Abbotsford Pilots visit
the North Shore Sunday after
noon with 3 p.m. araval
time at Lons

record, the Blacs have
outscored the wments 24-1
over those tivee games.

The men’s squad did't tare
as wellin the tip to the Interier,

Action aps off Fndav at eee
3345 pan. with yames pong
Virtually non-stop until 9:30
pam. Saturday's schedule

begins at 8:45 aan. with the

NOR-WES CAPS... The for-
tunes of the North Shore's

le: .
junior hockey team) continued Andrew MeCredie

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THE North Shore Eco-Challenge team of (left to right}
Rob Hartvikson, David Norona, Bob Faulkner and
Marion Craig put in some last minute training at the
Deep Cove kayak centre before leaving for Morocco.

Eco-Chaliengers |
Morocco-bound

A local team of four fit folk is one of 57 that are
currently making their way to Marrakech to take
part in the 1998 Eco-Challenge.

Sponsored by the Discovery Channel, the Eco-Challenge is a
gruclling 11-day race over 500 kilometres of ev changing
Moraccon terrain ~ from parched desert to high alpine; from fra-
grant meadows to rock-rimmed canyons.

For the past few months, three local men have been training
hard for the race. Bob Faulkner, Rob Hartvikson and Dave
Norona are three-fourths of ‘Team AT&T. Just fast month the
fourth member of the team had to pull out due to a foot injury
suffered while rock climbing. RCMP officer Marion Craig, 37,
was called in as a substitute and two days ago the team left for
Morocco.

At age 50, Faulkner is the the oldest competitor in the field.
Norona, of North Vancouver, is a 2 r-old extreme athlete and
journalist, and 42-year-old Hartvi a West Van banker. The
Eco-Challenge race bilis itself as one of the roughest long-distance
team events in the world. It is surely the most diverse. Participants
will use a number of means of travel, including their own feet,
bicycles, kayaks, fixed ropes, horses and, fittingly for the
camels. The race begins next Tuesday. — Andrew McC edie

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