B2 - Wednesday, August 10, 1983 - North Shore News

SIXTEEN of the provinces
top 15 and 16-year-old youth
soccer players will represent
British Columbia at the
Canadian Under-16 All-Star
Championships August 14-
21, at the University of
Manitoba in Winnipeg.

Head coach Bob Buchan

of North Vancouver and °

assistant coach’ Larry
Wilkinson of Langley have
chosen a solid group of
youngsters who will be at-
tempting to capture B.C.’s

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Seeking National soccer honors

first national all-star title in
several years.

B.C., seeded two in the
six-team tournament based
on last year's placings, have
been grouped together with
Alberta and host Manitoba.
The other three-team group
comprises last years cham-
pions Ontario, Quebec and
Saskatchewan.

Each team plays the other
team in its group to deter-
mine group standings. Two

points are awarded each vic-
tory, 1 point for each tie. At
the conclusion of round-
robin play, final and con-
solation round games are
completed. The winner of
group one plays the winner
of group two in the
championship game.

B.C., who've played in a
senior men’s soccer league
through the summer for off-
season competition, will
meet host Manitoba in their
first encounter, August 18.

FOUR NORTH SHORE TEAMS IN ACTION

Cricket capers

RECENTLY, North Shore
Cricket Club first team
defeated Vancouver Rowing
club convincingly when they
scored 114 runs and Van-
couver Rowing club could
only reply with 90.

N.S.C.C. batting:

H. GRIFFITHS 40, K.
BRADSHAW 23, A. SHAR-
MA 17, J. PRESCOTT 11, P.
PISANT 9 not out.

N.S.C.C. bowling:

W. SIMS 4 for 23, H. GRIF-
FITHS 3 for 27.

On the same day N.S.C.C.
second ~ team held Van-
couver Juniors to a draw at
Norgate Park. J. Matthews
and R. Maingot (playing in
his first game) batted con-
fidently to stop the fall of
further wickets.

Van. Juniors batting:

Cc. GOODWIN 40, 5S.
SAGAR 34, J. KASSAM 33,
R. PEREIRA 23, A.
STEPHENS 16 not out.
N.S.C.C. hatting:

G. MAINGOT 13, J. EDE 11
S. -AGUITON, B.

DEVERTEUIL and C.
GOODWIN took _ brilliant
catches.

Qn Sunday, July 31,

N.S.C.C. just failed to gain a
win against Vancouver C.C.
at Douglas West.

N.S.C.C. First team batting:
D. MARLOW 45, R. ADIE
23, R. HERBERT 18, H.
GRIFFITHS 13, J. MIT-
CHELL 12.

N.S.C.C, Bowling:

R. HERBERT 4 for 12, J.
MATTHEWS 4 for 38.

Van. C.C. batting:

KHAN 29, WAHID 26, M.
COTTER 24

Van. C.C. bowling:

D. HEMMINGS 5 for 46,
WHARTON 4 for 30.

WEST VAN SURPRISES

IN B.C. MAINLAND league
first division cricket play,
West Van “A” pulled off a
surprise five wickets victory
against league leaders Van-
couver at Douglas Park on
Saturday, a surprise
because, prior to the game,
West Van were firmly placed
in the division cellar with on-
ly four wins from eleven
games whilst Vancouver had
lost only two from twelve.
Vancouver, batting first,

were always struggling for
runs against a keen West
Van -bowling attack sup-
ported by faultless fielding
which produced three run
outs.

Best bowling figures came
from Steve Milbourn (4 for
28) and Steve Miller, 2 for
40, off 18 overs. Vancouver's
innings ended at 102.

After early  set-backs,
West Van won the game
thanks to a solid partnership
of 75 between Mike Moore
(39) and Chris Bennett (36).
Scores: Vancouver 102 all
out.

West Van “A” 105 for 5
wickets.
West Van “B” 213 for 5
declared.

Seattle “B” 30 all out.

Canucks unveil schedule

‘VANCOUVER CANUCKS

kick off their 80-game NHL
season October 5 when they
host arch-rival Calgary
Flames and conclude it 177
days later when the Min-
nesota North Stars visit Van-
couver, March 30. Like last
year, Canucks will face
Smythe Division rivals cight
times each — four at home
and four on the road - while
they meet the other 16 NHL
clubs three times apiece.

In an effort to satisfy local
fans’ desires for weekend
dates at Pacific Coliseum,
Canucks have scheduled 12
home Friday contests, five
Saturday and cight home
Sunday games. That makes
25 of their 40 home games
weekend events. Of the re-
maining 15 home dates,
seven each will fall on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
with a lone contest on a holi-
day Monday, Dec. 26.

Their second round game is
against Alberta on August
20th. Final and consolation
round games are scheduled
for August 21st.

Alex Percy of West Van
Spuraways is the lone North
Shore player on the 16 man
roster.

Throughout the tourna-

ment Canadian Soccer
Association coaching staff
will monitor the  perfor-
mances of 100 of the coun-
try’s best under-16 division
players, They'll also conduct

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several training sessions with
the players during the com-
petition, looking to develop
potential national team pro-
spects. CSA national
amateur teams coach Bob
Bearpark will supervise the
special training.

The tournament is also-at-
tended by several North
American Soccer League
scouts who have an oppor-
tunity to look over the crop
of youngsters who will be
eligible for the League draft
in a couple of years.

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This year’s B.C. squad
features a broad representa-
tion from around the pro-
vince. Several players have
been chosen from this year’s
Provincial Cup winning
under-16 team from Victoria
- Gordon Head Coppen’s

‘Jewellers.

Also travelling to the tour-
nament with the B.C. squad

will be team manager
Maurice Edward, team
trainer Dal Martin, and

BCYSA All-Star Team Co-
ordinator Fred Jopson.

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