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THE LYNN Valley Madres, sponsored by Super Save Gas, posed for a team picture at McCartney

Yorth Shore News

Creek Park recently after winning their division titie.

Biddlecomb awards
presented to locals

FOREST HILLS Little

League handed out its Robert:

Biddlecomb awards last
weekend to major league
player Nathan McIntyre and
minor league player Chris
Mitchell.

THE HOT BOX
By Kevin Gillies

Biddlecomb played little league
baseball in the early 1980s when it
was discovered that he had
leukemia. Even the effects of
chemotherapy couldn't shake his
resolve and good sense of humor.

“He was a really gutsy kid,”
Forest Hills league president
Blaine Pockett said.

The awards recognize players
with general abilities but with
exceptional attitude and sports-
manship. Pockett said that general-
ly the kids who win this award
have a good sense of humor and
are able to roll with the punches.

: McIntyre, 12, pitched and
played shortstop. for Team
Skyline. ‘This was the second year
he was nominated. .

Mitchell, also 12, played for the
North Share Credit Union and
won the award after being nomi-
nated three years in a row.

. Biddlecomb's parents were in
attendance for the presentation.

; Pockett added that when play-

ers get older and.clean out their ~
trophy cases, this is the one -they-

keep displayed.

SENIOR LITTLE LEAGUE
. THER ONE

Entering last week's schedule,
North Van Central’s tight grip on
first place appeared to be loosen-
ing.

The team’s win-loss record of
15-6 (.714) was still best in the
league, but the Cypress Park
Islanders had moved into position
to challenge the top spot with their
second-place record of 14-7
(.667).

North Van came out of the
week with two wins and one loss
while the Islanders won al] three
of their games,

The key game for the Islanders
was a tight 3-2 win over North
Van Central.

The West Vancouver-Cypress
Movntaineers, *meanwhile, held
down third-place with their record
of 13-8-1. Although they lost 2-1
to North Van Central, they beat up
on Lynn Valley, winning 18-4 in
one game and !2-5 in another. in
that game Kyle Chalmers hit two
home runs and a double.

North Van Central also beat
Brookman Highlands 18-4. The
Islanders beat Mount Seymour 3-
0 and Lynn Valley 4-2.

NORTH SHORE GIRLS’
SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION

The Tigers are the North Shore
divisional champions and are

‘poised to.go-to Victoria for the
provincia! championships during

Canada Day weekend (July [-3).

Conveniently located in Lynn Valley Centre
North Vancouver (next to Food Court)

Varsity coaches pick
boys’ rugby all-stars

THE NORTH Shore high school
boys’ rugby all-stars have been
made by the coaches of the
senior teams,

Selections were based on con-
sistency and ability in skill, atti-
tude, teamwork, sportsmanship
and leadership.

BOYS’ RUGBY ALL-

STARS
First All-Stars

Mare Andrew, Carson Graham.
Dan Baillie, West Vancouver.
Jay Barber, West Vancouver,
Mel Browning, Carson Graham.
Dave Campbell, Carson
Graham.
Jamie da Sitva, Carson Graham,

Shayne Gait, Carson Graham,
Matt Johansen, Carson Graham.
Andrew Matheson, West
Vancouver,

Rob Meier, Sentinel.

Arin = Petrossiun, Carson
Graham.

Ario Ross, Carson Graham.

Jake Russell, West Vancouver.
Pete Soczynski, Carson Graham.
Martin Tielker, West
Vancouver,

Honorable Mentions
Gord Brown, Carson Graham;
Chris Kleaman, West
Vancouver, lan Smortchevsky,
Carson Graham; Robert White,
West Vancouver,

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