34 - Wednesday, November 4. 1998 - North Shore News

HIGH SCHOOL FOOT-
BALL... Windsor Dukes and
Handsworth Rovak won ig
wv Northern Canterence
senior bows” prkdron accen
last weekend.

The  Rovais blanked
Timberline 35 0 Friday night
under the lights. The follow
ing afternoon the Dukes beat
Pinetree 20-10,

In other double A action
involving, North Shore teams,
Sentine! fast 28-6 to Fhigh
Boyd in exhibition play.

The Spartans, Dukes and
Royals cach have cight points
in Northern Conference play
to lead the standings.

In triple-A action, the
West Vancouver Highlanders
lost to WJ. Mowat 4-12, and
Carson Graham Eagles fell
89-28 to Burnaby Central.

This week"s games:

@ Sentinel hosts Pinetree ac
3:15 p.m. on Friday;

BM Windsor visits Rick
Hansen on Friday for a 3:15
p.m. kickoff;

@ West Van hosts John
Oliver Friday ar 3:15 p.m;
® Carson Graham travels to
Coquitlam tor a 7 p.m. game
Friday night against Terry
Fox;

® Handsworth hosts Mr.
Douglas Saturday atternoon.
Kickoff is 1:30 p.m.

ICE HOCKEY... After win-
ning their first of the season,
the Nor-Wes Caps reverted
back to typical form: last
weekend with nvo losses in
Pacific International Junior
Hockey League action,

The Caps dropped a 6-1
decision to Ridge Meadows
on Friday night in) Maple
Ridge, and on Sunday after-
noon lost by the same
score to Grandview in
Vancouver.

The Caps travel to PoCo
Saturday night to take on the
second-place Buckeroos,
then hose Ridge Meadows
Sunday afternoon = at
Lonsdale Arena. Game time
is 2:15 pm.

— Andrew McCredie

north shore news

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THE Capilano College
women’s soccer team
was the class of their
Jeague this season, so it
was no surprise
Saturday when the
Blues beat the Cariboo
College Sun Demons 2-
1 to take the provincial
title.

The Blues, ranked second
in the nation, and Cariboo,
ranked third, finished one-
two in regular season play
with 6-0-1 and 6-1-0 records
respectively, However, on
Saturday at) Abbotstord’s

CAP College midfielder
Alexia Siraeoni (ieft)
challenges a Cariboo
College Sun Demon
during Saturday’s B.C.
college championship
final at Bateman Park in
Abbotsford. The Blues
won the game 2-1.

Two Time Olympic Silver Medalist © Three-Time World Champron
WITH SPECIAL GUEST STARS

Katarina Witt
|2-Time Olympic Gold Medalist

Philippe Candeloro

2-Time Olympic Bronze Medalist

ALSO STARRING
Mandy Woetzel & Ingo Steuer
Olympic Bronze Medalists

Elizabeth Manley
Olympic & Wald Sifver Medalist

Rudy Galindo
World Bronze Medalist

Elizabeth Punsalan & Jerod Swallow
5-Time u.$. National Champions

fozef Sabovcik
Olyinpic Bronze Medalist

Karen Preston
2-Time National Champion of Conada

Calla Urbanski & Rocky Marval
2-Time U.S. Nationa? Champions

Tonia Kwiatkowski
U.S, Silver Medatst

Marie-Claude Savard-Gagnon
& Luc Bradet
Canadian National Champions

and the World Premier Tour of
Pasha Grishuk & Sashe Zhulin

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“Net procasds ail be donated to Ronald MeDonstd Chidsan’
to injury, Miness ot ciher unforeseen urcuneences, & &

Bareman Dark. it was dererid
Mg Pravingal  Ghampion
( aplano whe tasted vactar

Diana Artuso) led the
North Van college charge
sath bath Wines markers in
the thai, and was deservedh
named tournament Most
Valuable Plaver. Capilano
goaltender Theresa Nuttall
Was named the tournaments
best: goalkeeper. and the
Blues’ Sarah Regan was
named best forward.

fn semi-final action,
Artuso and company had little
ditticulty dispatching Trinity
Western University as Nuttall
recorded a shutout for a 5-nil
win, Lindsay Irwin had pvo
goals while Artusa, Kristine
Jack and Kelly Donaldson
added singles.

The men Blues, mean-
while, lost d-nil in the B.C.
final to Malaspina.

Cap player Brad Peterson
was named as the tourna-
ment’s best’ mid-fielder. In
semi-tinal action, the Blues
upset Langara I-nil. Steve
Raven had the Cap goal and
Giancarlo Martino posted the
shutout.