16 — Friday, February 20, 1998 — North Shore News

LADIES SOFTBALL...
The North Shore Ladies
Softball Association is
holding a registration day
tomorrow at the Lonsdale
Reereation Centre from 9
a.m. to noon,

The six-team recreation
league is open to. all
women ball plavers over
the age of 18. All games
are. played oat) North
Vancouver parks Monday
and Wednesday evenings.
The season runs May 4
through July 29.

Registration fee is S60
and includes a team t-shirt
and a year-end banquet.
Other than a glove, the
league supplies all cquip-
ment.

For more information
call 738-2153.

SNOWBOARD RACE...
Mount Seymour is hosting
a British = Columbia
Snowboard — Association
competition this weekend.

The owo-day event: is
open to all amateur riders
and features a Giant
Slalom race on Friday and
a freestyle competition
Sunday. All riders are wel-
come.

“This BCSAcven is a
wonderful opportunity for
all the local riders who
have watched with fascina-
tion the sport of snow-
boarding rise is popularity
at the Winter Olympics in
Nagano,” says Mount
Seymour's Andre Boni-
face.

Cost is $25 for one
event; $35 for both.
Register on site Saturday
morning from 8 a.m. to

JB year
3 year
5 year
t year (cashable)

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Robert Galster

News Reporter
robert@nsnews.com

NOTHING is sweeter
than beating someone
at their own game.

Just ask the US women’s
Olympic hockes team or
members of the West Coast
Warriors roHer hockey squad.

The Warriors,
whom are trom the North
Shore, have captured the
North American
Winternationals Roller
Hockey Championship crown
in Lakeland Florida.

“T take a great amount of

pride tor the kids, it was the
only group) waving the
Canadian flag.” said assistant
coach Phil Hearn. “Prior to
going down, they (the play-
ers} had very lite time to
acclimatize to roller hockey.”

While winning the tourna
ment was the highlight of the
trip tor all of the team's ment
bers. the first taste of interna-
tional competition also lett a

lasting impression on many of

the plavers.

“Et was just) awesome,”
said Sutherland student David
Barnard, 14. “Playing teams
from) around the U.S. and
being in a place Pve never
been to betore (were high-
lights ).~

Warriors goalie Will
Lauder, a 14-year-old Wind-
sor student, was also named
the tournament’s best goal-
tender. He echoed his team-
mate’s sentiments, adding the
experience amounted to “the
best hockey trip [ve ever been
on.

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Team grabs international ti

THE North Shore contingent of the West Coast Warriors,

winners of the North

American Rolier Hockey

Championships, consists of (back row, ieft to right)
assistant coach Phil Hearn, Cam Fraser, (middle row)
Mike Finn, David Barnard, Jarrett Hearn, (front row) Cam
Paddock. Rob Tokawa, Wil} Lauder and Steve Sankey.
Missing are coaches Ken Kinney and Bob Fraser.

En route to the tourna-
ment championship game, the
Warriors beat teams from
Naples, Florida: Detroit,
Michigan, and Campinas,
Brazil. A 3-2 loss to the Rapid
Fire Roller Dragons of Long
Island, New York in’ the

Cap cagers play

CAPILANO college
basketball teams went
three for four last
weekend in week nine
of B.C. collegiate
hoops.

The women Blues domi-
nated the New Caledonia

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Kodiaks Friday 98-35, then
dumped the Cariboo Sun
Demons 82-57 the tollowing
day.

The men Blues won their
Friday home game with a 93-
56 victory over the Kodiaks,

round-robin portion of the
tournament proved to be 3
preview of the final game.
But the Warriors managed
to turn the tables on their
New York opposition and
avenged the earlier loss with a
resounding 5-1 victory.

tonight

but dropped an 80-69 deci-
sion to the Sun Demons on
Saturday.

Both teams host games at
the Sportsplex tonight: the
women tip-off at 6 p.m., fol-
lowed by the men at 8 p.m.

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