WINTER Club Flames are
finding the hockey road a lit-
fle rocky.

Flames are currently 2-6 in
°85. They have had a very up
and down season. With only
four games to go in the
league the Flames are in fifth
spot. The top six teams make
the playoffs so the Flames
should be in that group.

Coach Nick Sita doesn’t
feel the team is playing alt
that badly, but have lost
some squeakers. Of their six
losses in '85 five have been by
one goal.

Their latest loss was.a 6-5
decision 10 Seafair Wed.
night. ;

Flames had defeated
Seafair 3-2 in overtime last

NSWC
ringette
review

back. into full swing in the se-
cond half of the’season. Un-

fortunately both Petite B

teams ~ suffered: losses this

past. week with the #$ team. -

going down 2-9 to-
Aldergrove #1° team. The -
NSWC team ran out of steam ©

in the last 10 minutes of play
during which.’:Aldergrove
scored 5 of: their goals! ‘The
Petite B#2 team also suffered
a loss to Aldergrove - 3-5,

But’ Peiite A's scored a
decisive win over‘North West
Van. with coach Dave Rad-
bourne switching the girls
around in different positions

~ onthe ice, vv,

Tween B team had two
games this week, losing 2-6 to
Poco, and Squamish 5-7.

Although the-Junior Belle

“A's lost. 9-11 :to: Aldergrove
Ist.time they met Langley on
Saturday and‘a goal in the
last few secands of plays gave
them the 5-4 win,

Swim
today

LOWER Mainland Syn-
‘chronized Swimming Cham-
pionships centinue at Ron
Andrews Pool, 931 Lytton,

‘North Vancouver, today
Sunday, January 27. Eight
clubs — Capilano Catalinas,
West Vancouver Community
Centre, Hollyburn Country
Club, Coquitlam Coralinas,
Surrey Aquatic: Club, Van-
couver. Aquasonics, Delta
Synchor and Gibsons Syn-
chro -—~ will compete. Girls
aged 10 and under to Seniors
- 15 years and over will swim
all four disciplines — figures,
solo, duet and team. This is
the first meet of the season
and leads to the B.C. Section
Meet which will be held in
Nanaimo in February.

_The public is cordially in-
vited to attend Sunday,
January 27, 11 - 2.

week but took a physical
beating in the process. The
Flames came out to even the
score which was a mistake,
they took a number of dumb
penalties and were down 6-0
after the first’ period. The
Flames’ game is skating and
they made a strong comeback

in the 2nd and 3rd period to
score 5 goals but it was not
enough.

Peter Gustafson scored 3
in the losing cause with
singles going (o Jim Wilson
and Rhett Martin. Last Sat.
night the Flames played well
defeating first ciace Delta

LIONS -
GATE
BRIDGE

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Jr. B Flames struggling

7-6. Gord Wilson led the at-
tack with 2 goals, singles
went to Mike Turrel and Cam
Drew. John Goddard handl-
ed 35 shots in the nets for the
Flames. Next home game is
Sat. Feb. 2 against Bell-
ingham, Game time is 8:60
p.m,

g BRIDGEMAN |

| Whip-its in games

WEST Van Whip-tts Gym-
nastics Club will have male
and female representatives at
the B.C. Winter Games held
in Osooyos Feb, 28-March 2.

Lori Stewart and Debbie
Setton will be competing on
the Women’s (aver 14 years)
and Girls’ (under §4 years)

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Zone § teams respectively.
The boys (under 15 years)
team from. Zone § will in-
clude Whip-It gymnasts Jordi
Sancho, Keith Lockitch,
Ross Cooper and Mark Tig-
ges. Mike Lockitch and Paul
Eto will represent the men's
(over 15 years) Zone 5 team.

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Thurs, & Fri.

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Saturday

9a.m.-6 p.m.

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