B2 - Wednesday, February 15, 1984 -

North Shore News

16’s KEEP_WINNING
Young powerhouse

IF EARLY season form
means anything, the North
Shore Under 16 all-star soc-
cer team could be quite a
powerhouse.

With pre-season wins over
Burnaby Under 16s and a tie
against the Under 18 squad
from Burnaby along with a
2-0 win over the North Shore
Under 18s, the North Shore
squad is looking strong.

And last Wednesday, the
locals started off their cam-
paign in the select league with
a 2-0 win over Delta which
could have been more but for

a pair of goals that were call-
ed back.

Then the following
Wednesday, Alouette Under
16s discovered the strength of
the North Shore entry as they
were defeated 7-1 after hav-
ing scored the first goal of the
match played at Harris Park
in Pitt meadows.

Todd Collinge picked up a
hat trick in the win with a
pair going to Dino Accili.

Singles went to Nick
D’Onofrio and Alistair
McCaltum

Midfielder Phil English
notched up four assists for

Yic's advance

THE NORTH Vancouver
Juvenile A Hockey Club,
sponsored by Yic’s Dining
Lounge, defeated the rival
North Shore Winter Club
Juvenile A squad two games
Straight, 5-2 and 8-3 in the
first round of Pacific Coast
Amateur Hockey Association
play-offs.

The first game played at
the North Vancouver Recrea-
tion Centre Sunday,
February 5, was all North
Vancouver as they complete-
ly dominated play, out-
shooting NSWC 24-7 in the
first period of the game. The
final outcome seemed in-
evitable; however, sloppy
backchecking on the part of
North Vancouver in the se-

cond period allowed the
tenacious Winter Club team
to pull within two goals, and
only fine goaltending by
North Vancouver’s Peter
Milkovich prevented them
from gaining further.

MARKSMEN

Joseph George and Brad
Fanos led the North Van-
couver attackers with a goal
and two assists each. Danny
Payne and Shane O’ Neill also
played well, each gathering
two assists. Myles Rosser had
a goal and one assist, with the
scoring rounded off by Bob
McQuay and Rhett Martin
with a goal apiece.

North Shore marksmen
were Earle and Cox with one

Tough race to the

A PAIR of third period goals
by Aimie Lehouillier led the
Old Buzzards to a 4-1 victory
over the Firefighters. Howie
Carty was prominent for the
Buzzards with a goal and an
assist. The other goal was
score by Val Donovan.

Steve Sentes notched the
only goal for the losers mid-
way through the _ second
period, tying the score at !-!.
Despite the four goals which
eluded him, Randy Clements
played a strong game in the
Firefighter net.

The line of Larry Brown,
Jim Hooker, and Ray
Matheson scored all the goals
as the Drillers trounced the

Soccer

BOTH CUP and Icaguc play
marked action in the North
Shore Intermediate Soccer
Assocaition on the weckend

In first round cup action
Capilano downed West Van
Rowdics 21 while North
Shore Wandercrs had a fairly
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Shore Wolves 4 1 In the only
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All other tcams received a
bye into the second round of
play set for nent week

Onty two regular scason
games were played on Satur
day with Western Realty
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over West Van Blucs

STANDINGS

Old Crows 7-2. Brown had
four goals and an assist to
move into a second place tie
in the scoring race with team-
mate Larry Barker and John
Payne of the Canadians.
Hooker had the hat-tnck and
one assist, while Mathcson
earned three assists.

For the Crows, goals were
scored by Ron Brown and
Larry Baker. Brown has a
6-point lead in the scoring
race with a Icague thigh 24
goals.

The Canadians thrashed
the understaffed Warnors
11-4, with Jim Maurer
leading the way with four
goals. Lanny Gregory had a
goal and three assists, and

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the game while Thomas Land
and Kareen Tajani shared
goal keeping duties.

Meanwhile the North
Shore Under 18s are still try-
ing to figure out how to get
the jump on this young and
exciting team, being held to a
scoreless draw last week in an
exhibition contest.

However, in league action
the Under 18 entry from the
North Shore had better luck
taking a tough 1-0 win over
Delta on a late goal by Chad

« Chillibeck.

Coached by Bob Buchan,
for former Scottish pro who

has coached regional and
select teams for a number of
years, the North Shore under
16s will be out to take their
second league victory on
Saturday, February 18 when
they take on the Lower Island
Under 15s at Capilano Col-
lege field. Game time is 2:00
p-m. following the North
Shore Under 18s also against
Lower Vancouver Island.

For the young Under 16
entry, Dino Accili is shaping
up as a major scoring force,
notching five goals in three
games.

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goal. Assists went to Cox,
Randail and the Goaltender
Tripp.

The second game played
the following evening at the
Winter Club was also
dominated by North Van-
couver but not until they
overcame a two goal deficit
that NSWC scored early in
the first period.

Jeff Dalgarno, the North
Vancouver captain frustrated
the opposition all game with
his pin-point passing, ending
up the night with one goal
and three assists. Gord
Trenaman also played well,
with two goals and one assist.
Richard Kristen two goals,
Jim Dinwoodie with a goal
and an assist, Shane O'Neill

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Don Ehi notched two goals
and one assist. Ray Mer-
rifield scored for the first
time since the opening game
of the season.

The Canadians ied 101
late in the third period, then
stopped skating as the War-
nors pumped in three quick
goals. Shawn Ryanne had
two for whe losers, with
singles going to John
McDonald and Larry Bralcy.

With only three weeks left
in the regular schedule, the

taght race for first place. Next
week’s feature game matches
the Canadians against the
Old Buzzards.

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two assists, Rhett Martin and
Richard Lee each with a goal,
with Danny Payne, Joseph
George, Mark Sutherland
and Brad Kotush completing
the North Vancouver scoring
with assists.

North Vancouver now ad-
vances to the Zone Final,
meeting either Burnaby
Minor or Defending Provin-
cial Champion Coquitlam
Chiefs.

THREE WINS, three losses
and two ties were reported
this weekend from North
West Van Ringette. The local
Bunnies downed Poco’s Bun-
nies on Saturday while the
Petite A (North Shore Credit
Union) lost to Aldergrove
10-4. Special mention should
be made of the improved play
of both Kristee Watson and
Kari Larkin on Blue Stick.
Tween B Diggers (McConnell
Air Conditioning) moved in-
to first place in their league
with a decisive win over
NSWC 8-3. The Diggers
leave for a tournament in Ed-
monton this Friday for the
weekend, as do the NSWC

Ringette Split

Tween B team.

The Tween A team lost to
Poco 6-1 in a very fast and
exciting game. Franzi
Mueller picked up the lone
goal.

The Belle A team tied with
PoCo 3-3. Terry Scott got a
hat trick for the N.W. Van
team. The Belle B #1 also tied
their game against PoCo 3-3.
This team is also going to the
Edmonton tournament this
weekend. The Belle B#2 won
over Langley 7-1, with Sarah
Jenkins getting four of the
goals while Alison Ground-
water, Laura Grandison and
Tracy Wilson each brought i in
a point.

Synchro’s swim

THE B.C. Section Syn-
chronized Swim Meet will be
held February 18 and 19
at Ron Andrews Pool, 93!
Lytton, North Vancouver.

Three North Shore Swim
Clubs, Capilano Catalinas,
Hollyburn Country Club and
West Van Kippers will com-
pete against eight other
Lower Mainland and Van-
couver Island Clubs. This
Meet is a qualifying meet for

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