GOALIE RICHARD BRODEUR scrambles to get back into position
before flying Philadelphia flyer can get away a shot, while Kevin Mc-

Carthy covers up. Canucks and
Coliseum. (lan Smith photo)

B3 - Wednesday, March 3, 1982 - North Shore News

the Flyers ded 3-3 Sunday at the

Sutherland surprises

It wasn’t a surprise to seasoned basketball fans
to see Sutherland and Sentinel high schools in the
North Shore-Howe Sound Senior Boys “A” Zone
tournament final, but it was a surprise when

Sutherland nabbed
handy 96-85 win.

Sutherland, which was in
the basement in regular
season play, was not ex-
pected to upset the Spartans,
who not only finished fourth
on the North Shore but have
ranked in the B.C. top ten
throughout the season.

The tournament, held
Friday and Saturday,
featured six teams in two
sections. The Spartans beat
Pemberton and Elphinstone
in their section to go on to
the finals, and the Sabres
slashed Ts’Zil 114-49 and
Howe Sound 66-64 to get to
the last match.

Bart Gould's tremendous
playing was certainly a
decisive factor in the Sabres’
victory. Gould led

the championship with a

Sutherland with 34 points,
followed by Mike Cun-
ningham with 18, Andy
Baker with 15 and Chris
Waugh with 13.

Also up in the double
figure scoring ranks were
Sentinel’s Mike Young with
21, Kevin Colbow with 17,
Vince Doug with 13, Dave
Cook with 12 and Axel

Christiansen with 11.

Sutherland now heads off
to the B.C. “A” Cham-
pionship, to be played
March 10 to 13 in Langley.

“A” schools are those
which have less than 200
students in grades 11 and 12
for each sex. West Van-
couver High School,
although it qualifies for “A”
status, is the only senior boys
basketball team which has
chosen to play in the “AA”
league, for schools with
more than 200.

The fourth place berth
was decided Friday, when
Handsworth trounced

Carter third best

ROB CARTER of North
Vancouver placed third
overall among juniors at the
BC. Amateur Freestyle
Skung zone finals at Kim-
berley last weekend.

First place was taken by
Randy McGregor of
Richmond. while Rob
Richardson of Cranbrook
was second.

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Hillside 70-56. Handsworth
played number one team
Argyle Monday night (game
results not available at News
press time) and West Van
faced third-place Carson
Graham. The winner of the
double-knockout tourney
will advance to the B.C.
“AA” Championships.

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championship play, the
Hillside Highwaymen
finished second in the zone
tournament, losing
decisively to New West-
minster 60-37 Friday. The
top North Shore team now
advances to the B.C.
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