B2-Sunday News, June 22, 1980

play field hockey om the North Sbore- The league is Just wrapping up thelr year and

_ are already making plans for the upcoming season.

NV field hockey wraps up

North Vancouver Girls’
Field Hockey has just
finished a successful. and
enjoyable year rounding off
the season at a West Van-
couver tournament with one
team winning their division
and another team being
runners up.

- There are aboul 60 girls
between the ages of 8 and 16
involved in the association.

Field Hockey ts attractive
because girls have the op
portunity of playing
team situation where, in
stead of playing as in
dividuals; their cfforts must
go coordinated with another
10 people. There is no body
contact, so injumes are very

in a

“Tt is a sport that is played
world wide and teams from

B.C. and Canada travel
overseas c¢very year for
games and tournaments.

The association had its
annual end of season
meeting recently and of-
ficers for next scason were
appointed. Lesicy Brooks
remains President for
another year, and coaches
will include Sheila Kenn,
Sheila Moore. Penny
Wentzel, Alison Bowman
and Bruce Barclay. Sheila
Kenn ow an ex-Canadian
team member

North Vancouver Carts’
Field Hockey as holding its

annual registration a¢
Brooksbank School on June
25 at 7:30 p.m. Annual dues
are $12.00 and the girls
provide their own boots and
sticks.

The association is plan-
ming fun practices for all
ages at Inter-River Park on
Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
throughout July and August
so that girls new to the game
may find out what field
hockey is all about. League
games slart tn September.

The girls are presently
designing a float to enter in
the Folkfest Parade oa June
28

For more wnformauon call
Lesicy Brooks at 929-3937

Rotary playoffs ready

Aaron Valdcrama pitched
a three hitter in leading
Legion to a big 14 2 win over
Eagies carly last week

The following oight Eagles
came back for an 11-8 win
over Skyline with Marty
Baigent being credited with
the win

In other games during the
week. Legion came from
behind to take a 7] © win over
Skyline with Andrew Collins

getting the win, Eagics
downed Dave Buck 11 2
with David Coates on the

mound. J © took Skyline 7 4

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In other games, the
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“Record Man takes tourny

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weekend to capture the
Lynn Valley Womens
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tournament behind the

pitching of Anne Knight.

Second place went to
Earis Industries with the

Mariners 15-11 and First
Memorial Expos blanked
Stongs Tigers 2-0.

The action has Giants on
top of the Major standings
with a three point lead over
Expos, with Mariners in
third place. Lions Cubs,
Stongs Tigers and Dodgers
follow. ,

In Minor, Division I
standings, Mimac Motors
Pirates are a comfortable
nine points in front of Crest
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Rhonda Brown and Kin
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Canadian Insulation downed
Kirbys 8-4, Avalon downed
Block Bros. 8-7.and Sam the

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