16 - Sunday, April 7, 1985 - North Shore News

idgets win Provincials

NORTH
Club successfully defending
-the British Columbia Midget
‘B’ hockey championship in
Kamloops.-»y defeating the
fiost team-3-2 in overtime.

. Left vinger Scott Gordon
‘scored the deciding goal with
a blazing slap shot from the
left: face-off circle at, 4:29 of
Urthe |

SHORE Winter

10-minute. overtime .

period.

North Shore, who™ won the
Midget ‘B’ crown in 1984 at
home against Kelowna,
never led against Kamloops
until the overtime period.
Defenceman Scott Knight
scored a power-play goal in
the first period to tie the
score at 1-1] and right winger
Jack Hetherington scored at
11:32 of the third period to

| Hillside girls

of. March 21 as they :

-from. the oe

“eighth overall, in Level I]

Jessica Leckie was ninth, in

- Tl Karen-: Lavender... -
i ofl ished second. and in Level
AV.” Debbie ‘Seton - fi inished

Stacie Bayntun,
Devic Collins, «Leckie,

anim ‘Schouw, Lavender, :

send the game into overtime.

NSWC got solid goalten-
ding from Craig Gordon and
Chad Alderson during the
weekend series. Gordon was
in goal during a 7-4 win over
Kamloops ‘in the opening

game of the three-team series
and Alderson came within
two minutes and 56 seconds
of a shutout during a 7-1 win
_over Kerry Park from Van-

Soccer race tig

League action’ “produced no
changes in the’ standings as

teams near, the end of their
22 game schedules.

Lynnwood Nordic main-

tained its three-point. margin
. at the top’ of ‘the. table by
over-powering TotemColor .

8-2 while, North. Shore
Bravos. remained:

Fourth-standing Olympia
Gold Caps. moved to within
a. ‘single. point: of third-place
Molsons: witha 2-1: triumph

couver Island.

In the opening game
against Kamloops, North
Shore got three goals from
Steve Bolton and two by
John Cox, with singles by
Jason Loewen and Paul
Street. Against Kerry Park,
Cox scored three times and
Bolton twice, with singles by
Paul deGruchy and Knight.

‘Cox fed NSWC in the

“Reval: Hotel; fifth over-all,

stayed on ‘their heels with an

“8-1 romp’ over Norihshore

Nissan.”

their -f-
nearest challengers thanks to |
a °3-1 victory’: over. Millers:
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series with seven points,
while team captain Mike
Takeuchi has six assists.
North Shore, which
finished second in league
play to Burnaby Minor in
Zone One of the Pacific
Coast Amateur Hockey
Association, eliminated Port
Coquitlam, North Van-
couver, Richmond and
Cloverdale in the Lower

Mainland playotts, winning
seven games and tying one.

NSWC, which won the
Richmond Midget ‘B’ tour-
nament at Christmas, has a

‘record of 46. wins, three

losses and three tiés heading.
into -the Murray McKee .
Memorial Tournament at’
Saskatoon ‘beginning ‘April

in other « action, a couple ‘ Plumbing. blanked - ‘Labatts

of teams from ‘farther back, -

in the pack improved their’

records as Ray’ Johns

:3-0: -while Deico.. Realty:
downed International, Paints

over" that” team: ani : Park *

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