B4 - Wednesday, January 12, 1983 - North Shore News

Royals top Eagles in Senior girls action

HANDSWORTH'S semior
only crew left in the North
shore high school league
with an undefeated record,
and they kept it at the ex-
pense of league leader

Carson Graham in a tightly -

contested
Tuesday.
Mary Shaughnessy led to
the Royal scorers with 14
points to a 34-32 decision.
Linda Buchanan, always a
reliable player for the

game last

Eagles, contributed 13 with

loss was the first of the
season for the Carson team,
who went into the game with
a 5-0 record.

Same day games all
tended to be squeakers, with
West Vancouver edging
Howe Sound 36-34 and
Argyle topping Windsor 44-
43. Allison Baker earned 17
for the Dukes and Sonja
Melis was the Pipers’ high
scorer.

The only exception to the

36-26 exercise over Sentinel.
Lisa Craig and Lisa Wild
each had 11 for the High-
waymen while Barb Schwab
was the top Spartan with
eight.

Hillside overpowered
West Vancouver 38-18 in
Thursday action. Point

leaders were Tatjana Syz for
Hillside and Margo McKim
for West Van with eight
apiece. Carson’ crushed

NSWC takes Games berth

"North Shore Winter Crib.
last year’s bronze medalists,
will once again be

Fourth running of the B.C.
Winter Games. The Winter
Club battled their rivals, the
North Van Rec Centre,
through 66 minutes of ex-
citing hockey Wednesday

night, before North Shore
emerged the winner. Pete
Gustafson's goal in_ the

second overtime period gave
N.S.W.C. the 3-2 victory and
a berth in the Games.

North Van scored first
midway through the first
period on a goal by Messier.
The two teams then skated
their way through 30 minutes
of fast, entertainmg hockey
with neither team able to
-capiahze-on H's chances.

North Shore were pressing
for the equahzer late in the

-“ganaes “when Steve ~ Frost
scored on an_ innocent
looking play. Wally Murray

our muscléd One North Van

defender in the corner and
passed the puck to Don
Murray at the point. Don
rifled the puck at the net and
Frost, with a Rec Centre
player draped all over him,
managed to up in the low
shot while sprawling to the
ice.

After three penods of play
the teams were tied 1-1 and
the only clear winners were

the boisterous fans from
both teams, who were
witnessing the exciting.

penalty-free affair.

North Van again counted
first in overtime when
Dinwoodie beat goalie Garth
Tubman with a tow shot
from the face-off circle.

The determined Winter

~ Club ©

‘then jaunched an
unrelented attack that finally

paid off with a h a goal with Just _

over two minutes left
play. Jeff Sherman took a
Scott Pickard pass deep in
the North Van end and beat
two defenders before getting
off a hard shot that goalie
Pearson couldn't handle.
Doug Beckett tucked in the
rebound and again the teams
were tied.

That set the stage for
Gustafson’s winner at 9:01 of
the second overtime’ peniod.
Wally Murray picked up the
puck in his own end and fed
it to Frost breaking down the
left wing. Frost then slid the
puck over to Gustafson who
rocketed a low shot from

yast mside the btue ime that

went through Pearson's legs
and clinched the victory.

Coach league results

Draws were the order of

the day as action in the
Coaches’ League resumed
with Week 15 of the
scheduled played in rainy

conditions on
fields on Sunday.

Olympics vs Lynnwood
Hotel, Eagle Harbour vs
Caribbean Stars, and Bosch
Royals vs Lynn Valley. all
resulted in 2-2 ties

The Olympics-Lynnwood
match im driving rain at
Myrtle Park was a hard
fought affar which featured
some fine, fast play despite
the wet conditions Lynn
wood emerged from the first

all-weather

half with a 1-0 lead on a goal
from a comer-kick and only
the superb play of Olympics
goalkeeper John Defaziw,
easily the outstanding player
on the field, kept the score
close. Olympics, however,
came on in the second half
and seized a 2 1 lead on two
Opportunishc goals by Allan
Lambie whose hustling mid-
field) play inspired his
te@mmates, Nick Michell
deadlocked the game with a
superb header from another

corner kick to earn the draw
tor Lynnwood

Front running lron Horse
gained a porot on Lynnwood

‘by blanking fourth place
Aardquin Construction 5-0,
while Olympia Gold Caps
edged Superstars 2-1 and
Molson's defeated Carling’s
3-1

LEAGUE STANDINGS

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Molson s s o& 444
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Olympia Grobd 4 ws yo
Bosch Royals \ 440
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Howe Sound 99-22. with
Linda Buchanan (19 points),
Kelly Payne (16), Terumi Ito
(14) and Corby Haley (13).
Shelley Rivett earned 10 for
the beleagureed Chieftains.

Handsworth added
another win to their record,
a 40-36 decision over
Sentinel. Mary Shaughnessy
again was high scorer, this
time with 21 points, and
Suzanne Brauner led the
Spartans with 12. Sutherland
held on to the lead until the
bitter end,*finishing 40-39 in
a game with Windsor.
Bonnie Lone earned 24
points for the Sabres.

Key games to mark on

West Vancouver 2 4 4

.t 5 2

Howe Sound 0 6 0
HOOP SCOOP

Seycove continues to lead
the intermediate boys’
league with a 4-0 record,
although Hillside is close
behind with 3-1. The
Seahawks racked up a 58-26
victory over Howe Sound
last Tuesday, with Hillside
holding on for a 48-44 win
over Sentinel.

Same day action also saw
Carson Graham lose a 52-56
squeaker to Sutherland in
overtime, while Argyle
defeated Windsor 40-35.
"Sentinel

your sporting calendar next

week are back-to-back
matches between second —
place - Handsworth and

fourth place Hillside which
should determine the top
four schools in the league.
The Royals play at Hillside
at 3:45 p.m. Monday. Jan.
17, with the Highwaymen
travelling to Handsworth on
Tuesday for a game at 8 p.m.
Standings to date:

weeséPts
Carson Graham 6 ' 12
Hands worth § 0 10
Sentinel 4 2 8
Hillside 3 1 6
Sutherta nd ° 3 3 6
Argyle 2 4 4

Wednesday to thrash Howe
Sound 59-25.
_ No __ intermediate girls
games were scheduled for
last week.

Junior Girls: Played Jan.4
— Argyle 44. Handsworth

21; Carson Graham _ 32,
Hillside 28: Balmoral 063,
Sutherland 17, West Van-
couver 47, Windsor 43. Jan.
6 — Argyle 27, Carson
Graham 19: Windsor 50,
Hillside 17. :

Balmoral leads the league
with five straight wins. West
Van follows with 5-1 while
Windsor is in third with 4-2.

Juvenile Girls: Played Jan.

came back, on.

5 — Balmoral 49, Carson

fy ne

Hillside 55, ‘Argyle 7.
Handsworth 28, Seycove 18;
Aquinas 32, West Van-
covuer 23.

Aquinas leads the league
with three straight wins and
the only undefeated record.

Juvenile Boys: Played Jan.
7 — Hillside 52, Sentinel 33:
Handsworth 51, West
Vancouver 36; Windsor 46,

Seycove 34.
It was the third straight
win for Hillside, while

Handsworth now has a 2-0
record.

Bantam girls: Played Jan.
6 — Windsor 38, West Van

“Red” 29; Handsworth 26,

Seycove 18; Balmoral 34,
Carson Graham 17; Aquinas
29, West Van “Black” 23.

The games marked the
opening of the regular
bantam season.

Bantam Boys: Pitayed jan.
5 — Hillside 57, Carosn
Graham 24; Sentinel 36.
Argyle 26, Sutherland 45,
West Van 28. Windsor 46,
Handsworth 36: Balmoral
37, Seycove '9. Jan. 7 —
Balmoral 34, Carson
Graham, 29.

Several games slated for
Friday were postponed as
the teams were playing in a
tournament.

Super Valu win big

Pat Holmstrom’s hat trick
led Park Royal Super Valu
to a t0-4 win over Metro
Transit in a loosely played
North Shore Intermediate
Hockey League game over

the weekend.

Super Valu also picked up
two goal performances from
Bill Allen and Ken Lane with
Singles going to Carl
Markherth, Greg Johnson

and Jack Diamond.

Metro Transit got two
goals from John Dewey and
one each from Denny
Lebebvre and Larry Braley.

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