28 - Sunday, February 8, 1987 ~ North Shore News

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BRENT PETERSON of the Vancouver Canucks presents victorious
North Vancouver Recreation Centre captain Danny Fediw with the
championship trophy during the recent Midget Division finats.

SWC hosts jamboree

THE NORTH Shore Winter
Club (NSWC) provided a special
salute to minor hockey week in
Canada by hosting a Jan. 23 to
25 jamboree.

teams from North
Vancouver, West Vancouver,
Vancouver, Port Mocdy and
Delta participated in all age divi-
sions from junior novice to
midget.

All games provided exciting
and competitive hockey.
Vancouver Canuck Brent

Twenty

Peterson presented gold medals
to the winning North Vancouver

Recreation Centre Midgets and.

silver medals to the runners-up
NSWC.
The final results:

DIVISION SCORES
Junior Novice NSWC Whites 4,
NSWC Reds 3; Senior Novice
NSRC Reds 4, NSWC Whites 3;
Atom NSWC 2, Hastings !; Pee
Wee Delta 5, NSWC 3; Bantam
Killarney 5, NSWC Whites 1;
Midget NVRC 7, NSWC 0.

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SENIOR GIRLS’

Playoff picture cl

THE LONG playoff trail in local
senior girls’ basketball begins this
week and the signposts marked
“North Shore’, “AA’’, ‘A’ and
“B.C. Championships’? can be
seen on the horizon.

The North Shore league is divid-
ed into two sections, the ‘‘AA”’ or
large schools (200 or more girls in
Grades {1 and 12) and the “A”
schools.

The top two teams from each
section play in the North Shore
championships Feb. 11 and 12 at
6:30 and 8 p.m. at Windsor, and
also advance to their respective
Vancouver and District zone tour-
nament in an attempt to qualify
for the two B.C. championships.

The ‘‘AA”’ zone tourney, known
as the Crehan Cup, is scheduled
for Steveston Feb. 17 to 20; while
the ‘A’? qualifications take place
Feb. 19 to 21 in Squamish.

Three teams from each go on to
the B.C. ‘tA’? and ‘*AA”’ tourneys
in Summerland and Penticton
March 4 to 7.

The most highly-touted North
Shore team this season is Windsor.
The Dukes, coached by Jim Har-
rison for the past six years, are
unbeaten in league play and are
23-5 overall.

Ranked number two in B.C.
among ‘“‘A’’ schools, they have
lost twice to Steveston, the number
one ‘‘AA”’ school.

Relying on quickness and out-
side shooting, Windsor gets an
average 24 points per game from
5710" guard Jen Smaliridge and
another 12 plus a handful of steals
from guard Marie Vecsey.

Sentinel Spartans are the second
“A” team in playoffs and have a

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BASKETBALL

15-4 accumulative record thanks to
a strong defence and 20 points
per game from Siobhan Martin, a
5°6”" guard.

Ted Pelly has been coaching
Sentinel’s seniors since 1975,

As the third-place ‘‘A’’ school,
Howe Sound has missed the North
Shore playoffs but is in the eight-
team B.C. ‘‘A’’ zone tournament
as the host along with Windsor
and Sentinel.

The Sounders, under coach
Brian L’Hiroudelle for the seventh
year, are 6-9 overall and rely on

ears

quickness led by 5°3'? Yvonne
Hunter, who is judged by some as
the best right-handed dribbler in
the province.

Hillside Highwaymen, the
youngest senior team on the North
Shore have a backdoor shot at
qualifying for the zone tourney.

In her first year with the seniors,
Karen Carlson has coached her
team 4-16 record thus far.

More senior girls’ basketball
Wednesday.

NORTH SHORE WINTER CLUB'S

y Racquetball Tournament

February 26-March 1, 1987
HOSPITALITY, FUN, PRIZES

GRAND DOOR PRIZE: Trip to Reno
ENTRY FEE: $27.00 ‘st Event
$ 3.00 2nd Event
ENTRY DEADLINE: Friday, February 20, 1987
; No Telephone Entries Accepted
Prizes for: 1st, 2nd and consolation

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