Full value for win

DEFENDING CHAMPS,
Super Valu (Westlynn Mall),
picked up where they left off
last season, by rolling past
the Lynnwood 14-2, in the

season opener of North
Shore Industrial Hockey
League.

Jamie Hodgson and Scott
Scheer each scored hattracks
on a defenceless Larry Sarge
in the Lynnwood nets. Other
snipers for Super Valu were
Mike Cambell, Doug Camp-
bell, Tom Thorpe, all with a
pair, while singles went to
Kevin Berg and Jim

Butterfield.

The Lynnwood managed
to stay close till midway
through the second period,
when, with the score only
3-1, the flood gates opened as
Super Valu (Westlynn Mall)

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Vikings lead

VIKINGS TOOK over first
place in GSL Junior Bantam
football action with a 38-0
thrashing of Stamps on
Sunday.

The win brings the Viking
record to four and two and
first place.

Quarterback Brad Piteau
lead the way passing five for
seven and 170 yards plus one
touchdown.

Fullback Gary WHerdler
scored a pair of touchdowns
while tight end = Chris
McDowell pulled in one of
Piteau’s touchdown passes.

Alfonso Gargas and Cory
Mondersand at linebacker
helped by free safety Reid
Mackie and strong safety
Mike Rekrutiak stopped the
Stamps cold and assured Vik-
ings of their move into first
place.

Ringette underway

THIS PAST weekend saw
lots of ringette action starting
the season Friday night when
the Tween A team, known as
Bennett’s Brats and coached
by Ron Bennett and Gordon
Scott, made the rainy trip to
Aldergrove worthwhile by
winning 3-1.

Saturday was all Langley
versus North West Van-
couver teams with games
played in both Langley and
the Karen Magnusson Arena.
The Petite A team, ably
coached by Beth Bennett

came second 12-0 in a game
that was a ‘‘first’’ for many.
Tween B, coached by Ed
Holt and Don Hopps, beat
their counterparts in a fast
moving, 5-1 victory. The
Junior Belle A’s, coached by
Chern Heed, were squeaked
out of a win by Langley 5-4,
while John Reynolds’s Jr.
Belle B’s came out on the
short end of a 13-3 score.
The Belle A team, coached
by Rick Borman, lost to
Langley 8-2, while the Belle
Bl team, under Jim de Geer’s
coaching won by a 9-3 score

Soccer action

WEST VAN Old Timers and
Rotary Lions Gate had a goal
scoring binge on the weekend
in North Shore Intermediate
Soccer aciidn Old Timers
downed Rotary 7 8 in divi
sion two action for the big:
gest number of goals of the
day

A total of nine games were
played in each division on
Saturday.

RESULTS
DIVISION I
Shoppers Drug Mart 4, t-dgemont
Hy Caps 1. Capilano O. NS

Wanderers 0, Vancouver Holdings
lid 0. Kokance |
DIVISON II

Rusty Gull Crusaders 2. WY

Rangers 3, Rotary Lions Coate 4 WY
Old Timers 7) WV Rowdies 2. NS Old
Boys 0
DIVISION 51

Western Realty Spurs 4 NS Rocks
O Mt Seymour Bulldogs 6 WV Blues
2, WV Uatted 0. Scaspan Mariners |.
NS Wolvea (bye)

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scored ten unanswered goals,
until Lynnwood’s John Hall
snapped the barrage late in
the third frame. Barry Pynn
tallied the only other goal for
the Lynnwood.

In other games last week
North Shore News spotted
the North Shore Hobby
Brewins a 1-0 first period
goal by lan Crane, but came
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