BANTAM FOOTBALL

claw Tigers

Argos

THE NORTH Shore Bantam
Argos used the North Surrey
Tigers as a stepping stone towards
a provincial playoff berth with a
20-14 win over the Tigers recently
at Eldon Park.

“*We have never beaten Surrey,”
said head coach Geoff Storey.
“‘Our football players were deter-
mined and played with a lot of
heart. This is the biggest win we
have had at the Bantam level in
three years.”

Quarterback Sandy Turner con-
trojied the game offensively, pass-

touchdowns. Slotback Tyler
Nouwens hauled in three passes,
one for a three-yard touchdown.

Fullback Paul Zuccatto balanced
the attack, rushing for 136 yards
and a touchdown, while halfback
Mike Brookes rounded out the
scoring with a three-yard scamper
in the fourth quarter.

Tightend Todd Yennels was a
standout on offence with two
crucial pass receptions early in the
game.

Defensively, the Argos held
strong for 60 minutes of football.

ing 13 of 17 for 184 yards andtwo Standouts were noseguard Cyril

Sutherland hosts

volleyball tourney

SUTHERLAND SECONDARY School hosts a volleyball extravagan7a
this weekend as 28 high school teams compete Friday and Saturday in the
sixth annual Sutherland-Team Skyline Invitational tourney, and two,of
the top university men’s teams in North America square’ off Sunday. night
at 7 p.m.

Fourteen senior girls’ teams will see action in what is dubbed ‘‘the B.C.
**AA”’ championships a month early.”” The top five ranked teams in the
province will be there: Sentinel, Sutherland, Prince George, Handsworth
and L.V. Rogers of Nelson. :

The same 14 schools will field boys’ teams. The tournament runs from
9 a.m, to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday with the finals starting at 7:10 p.m.
Saturday on adjacent courts.

The university best-of-five match is with UBC, the top-ranked univer-
sity team in Canada, against California State of Northridge; which is is in
the top 10 of NCAA Division I schools in the United States,

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Kaspar, defensive end Jason
Dobmeier, linebackers Danny
Prentice, Joel Bradbrooke and
Ross Hatch.

Defensive back Russell Carrier
solidified the defence with a third
quarter pass interception.

The win brings the Bantam
Argos record to five wins and three
losses with two games remaining,
of which the Argos must win both
to qualify for the provincial
playoffs. ,

The Surrey Tigers team, one of
the major forces in the Bantam
division of the metre league, has a
record of six wins and three Josses.

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