SPORTSLINE

Sept. 13: The Vancouver Bicycle
Club’s Second Annual Sock Sen-
tury begins at 9 a.m, at Burrard
View Park. There are three rides
around Vancouver, depending on
your stamina: 50 km, 100 km, and
160 km. Bring a bike helmet, a
water bottle and an extra tire, just
in case. Contact Stephen Jordan
at 929-6567 for more information.

Sept. 15: The North Vancouver
Recreation Commission will be
hosting a North Shore running
clinic this fall, open to everyone
from the beginning runner to the
old pros. The club will provide

Sportsplex
home of

new 3-on-3
tournament

IF YOU and two of your
friends think you are the
best basketball players out
on the blacktop or in the
gym, Capilano College
Sportsplex is giving you the
charice to show your stuff.

The Sportsplex, along with the
North Van Recreation Commis-
sion and Basketball B.C., are
sponsoring the first annual
“Turkey Shoot’? 3-on-3 basket-
ball tournament from Oct. 2 to 4.

The event is a back-to-basics
tournament, emphasizing friendly
competiton, simple rules, contests,
and categories for all levels of
players.

A similar tournament in Van-
couver in July — the ‘Heat on
the Streets’? 3-on-3 — attracted
over 390 teams to B.C, Place, and
@ recent 3-on-3 competition in
Edmonton registered over 500
teams.

The “Turkey Shoot” event will
offer the following categories:
boys and girls, family (one adult
and two children), mixed (one
male, two females), corporate,
and men’s and women’s divisions.

The organizers are still looking
for sponsors for the tournament.
For more information about this
event, which organizers hope will
be the inaugural weekend to a
long running annual tournament,
please call John Mullan at 983-
6509.

Leavenworth
seniors’ day
trip planned

THE NORTH Shore
Neighbourhood House
(NSNH) is organizing a
seniors’ day trip to Leav-
enworth and Tumwater
Canyon.

Participants will travel aboard a
luxury coach to charming Leav-
enworth, which is nestled in the
Cascade Mountains of
Washington.

“This lovely little Bavarian
town was once a rugged frontier
centre where fur traders and
tailway men built a somewhat
‘unrefined’ reputation,’’ say trip
organizers.

During the trip seniors will have
the opportunity to visit plenty of
shops and restaurants. The trip
will also include a stop at Tum-
water Canyon.

The trip is scheduled for
Thursday, Sept. 24 from 8 a.m. to
9 p.m. and costs $39.

People are invited to pre-
register at NSNH, 225 East 2nd
St., N.V. For more information,

call 987-8138.

support and a safe environment to
improve one’s fitness and find an-
swers to questions. The club will
meet at Lonsdale recCentre Tues-
day and Thursday evenings, and
Saturday mornings. For more in-
formation call 987-PLAY.

Sept.
Club is hosting a Kid’s Triathlon
on the morning of Sunday, Sept.
27. Entry forms are available
from Westview Cycle and the en-

27: The Squamish Aquatic .

try deadline is Wednesday, Sept.
23. For more information call
Gerry Rattray at 892-6696 or
898-9132,

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