14 - Wednesday, November 11, 1987 - North Shore *" -vs

‘SUTH

TWENTY-EIGHT high school

TE rezone, OF

ERLAND

volleyball teams converged on

Sutherland Secondary for the sixth annual Sutherland-Team Skyline

Invitational event recently. Top

North American university teams

played on the last day of the two-day tournament.

HOCKEY WINNING STREAK

Fiames melt ice .

THE RED hot North Shore Winter
Club Flames extended their first
place lead in the West Coast
Junior Hockey League standings
to 10 points and stretched their
undefeated string to nine straight
games recently.

The North Shore squad humbled
the Burnaby Bluehawks 9-4 Nov.
5, followed up with a 13-4 thump-
ing of White Rock Nov. 7, then
travelled to Seattle Nov. 7 to turn
back the second-place Americans
6-1.

Apart from a great team effort
by the Flames, the wins repre-
sented a formidable scoring
achievement for scorer Ken Savage
as he connected with a hat trick in
each of the three games.

In a rough, tough game Nov. 5
in Burnaby, penalties played an
important part in the win as the
Flames converted on six power
play opportunities in their 9-4 vic-
tory.

After jumping into a 2-0 lead
eight minutes into the game on
goals by Kelly Lawrence and Justin
George, the Flames were victimiz-
ed by two Burnaby power play
goals and then another Burnaby
marker with only eight seconds
remaining to trail 3-2 at the end of
one.

But in the next two periods it
was downhill the rest of the way
for Burnaby.

As the Biuehawks players filled

the penalty bench, the Flames
obliged by filling the Burnaby net
with seven goals — six of them on
the power play.

Burnaby countered the on-
slaught with only 4 single goal
midway through the second
period.

Leading players for the Flames
were Savage with a hat trick and
three assists, followed by George
with a goal and three assists. Other
scorers for the Flames were Dave
Port with a pair and Dan Payne
and Jeff Lee with singles.

The Fames outshot the
Bluehawks 35-25 with Gary Knight
in goal for the North Shore team.

In the Flames’ 13-4 thrashing of
the Whalers Nov. 7 at the Winter

See Winter
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Flicka gymnasts
flip to England

SEVEN GYMNASTS from North
Vancouver's Flicka Gym Club teft
yesterday for Camberley, England,
to compete in an_ international
competition there.

Club gymnasts Jeaving for the
Nov. 14 Camberley International
Invitational are Catherine Geekie,
12; Darn Geil, 13; Kim Gilbert,
12; Briony Lecky, 11; Kristina
Lonquist, 15; Aparna Ray, 13; and
Kathy Udorovic, 13.

“There will be teams there from
Ohio, Northern freland, Holland,
other teams from England and

Flicka Gym Club from Canada,”
explained club manager Kay Fur-
niss.

Accompanied by coach Janice
Roddie, the gymnasts are unsure
of the level of competition they
will be facing.

“Tf they're similar to the
Camberley team that came to the
invitational (competition) here,
they expect to do fairly well,"’ said
Furniss.

The gymnasts are expecting to
return to North Vancouver Nov.
20.

REWS photo Mike Wakofiald

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