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Locais bring home
14 karate wins

NORTH SHORE competitors
walked away with a total of 14
medals at the annual shiai tour-
nament held at the Justice Institute
of B.C. on Feb II.

More than 130 competitors came
to the tournament from clubs in
the Gima-ha Shoto-ryu Karate
Association, including eight
members from North Vancouver
and four from West Vancouver.

In Kata, an event where cach
competitor performs a series of
pre-arranged movements against
imaginary opponents in front of
five judges, Aly Jiwani and Neel
Anand were awarded gold medals
in the two boys’ C divisions while
Andre Chartand netted a bronze.

In the men's C division, Wally
Sullivan earned a gold medal as
did Susan Nakagawa in the
women’s C division. Neil .Moody
won a bronze in the men’s A black
belt division.

In Kumite, an event where com-
petitors spar against an opponent,
D.J. Kennedy won a silver medal
in boys’ C division while bronze
medals went to Irphan Jiwani in
boys’ (eight and under) yellow
belt, Charland in boys’ (nine to 12
years) yellow belt and Takeshi
Kuroda in the green belt division.

In girls’ junior B, Cathryn Stott
won the silver medai.

Sullivan added a silver to his
medals in the men’s C division
while Rob Bustamante captured
the bronze in men’s B division.
Moody alse earned a bronze medal
in men's A black belt division and
was awarded the Higuchi Trophy
for Grand Champion.

Both North Shore clubs practise
Tuesdays and Thursdays. For in-
formation on North Vancouver,
contact Neil Moody at 435-8515.
In West Vancouver contact Brian
Mitchell at 926-3266.

Rangers winning streak ends

IN THE biggest upset of the North
Shore Industrial Hockey League
season, pointless Westwood Hon-
da put an end to the Raven
Rangers’ nine-game unbeaten
streak this weekend.

The Rangers opened the scoring
halfway through the first period to
take the lead, but Westwood Hon-
da continued to exchange goal for
goal.

Going into the second period,
the score stood at 3-2 for the
Rangers. After tying at 3-3, Ed
Andrew put Westwood ahead for
the first time at 14:10 on the se-
cond.

Then Al Andrew scored his first
goal one minute later to increase

Westwood's lead to 5-3.

The Rangers fought back to
knot the game at 5-5 at the end of
the second. In the third, the
Rangers went ahead again, but
Westwood was not to be denied.

With 1:58 remaining, Andrew
tied the game at 6-6 and with 15
seconds left on the clock, Jon
Mogg finished off the Rangers.

In other games, the North Shore
Hustlers wiped out slumping
Coach House Flyers 17-4, Sailor
Hagars Seamen overpowered
Pemberton Station Steamers 8-4
and Foster Chiefs managed only a
2-2 tie in a penalty-filled game
against Lynnwood Chasers.

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