SPORTS

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Fastball season
Starts with a bang

THE NORTH Shore men’s
fastball league opening tournament
finished off with an exciting final
game with the B.C. janior 19 and
ander team defeating Pemberton
Station 2-1,

Both teams went undefeated on
their sides of the tournament draw.

In the final game, Pemberton
Station’s Tom Rodrigues pitched
well enough to win, but was unable
to get the offensive support he
needed.

Other game highlights included
Malcolm Nemana of the Tugs hit-
ting the longest home run ever at
Mahon Park.

Dan Calli of Lynnwood Inn hit
two home runs in a losing cause, as
Tugs defeated Lynnwood 8-4,

Pemberton Station’s Terry
Kwasnycia continued home from
third base, (stepping between um-
pire Colin Thompson and Bowen
Island catcher Barrie Penman who
were embroiled in an argument
over whether batter Bob Menzies
had stepped out of the batter’s box
while getting a base hit), on to
home plate for the winning run of
the game.

Regular season play begins May
1 with doublehcaders Monday
through Friday.

Referee clinic set

THE B.C. Soccer Association will
hold a basic senior referee’s clinic
for aspiring soccer referees, April
28, 29 and 30 at the B.C.S.A. of-
fices at 6255 McKay Avenue, Bur-
naby.

The successful completion of the
clinic will qualify the participant as
an interim ciass-three soccer
teferee. Yhose who qualify from
the course will be eligible to regis-
ter with the B.C. Soccer Referees’
Association.

The registration fee for the

weekend clinic is $35, which in-
cludes the cost of a course training
package and all materials.

Pre-registration is necessary. To
register or obtain additional in-
formation, contact Alan Chur-
chard of the B.C.S.A. at 430-6441
or referee instructor Jack Tinnion
at 856-0252.

The first session commences at 7
p.m., Friday, April 28th and runs
all day Saturday and Sunday,
April 29th and 30th.

Registrations will be accepted up
to Friday, April 21st.

Flicka gymnasts succeed

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Flicka
Gymnastic Club came out on top
at the Western Gymnastics cham-
pionships in Regina held April 14
to 16.

Jody Jacques placed first ail-
around for the nevice women’s
category, scoring first on vault and
bars, second on beam and third on
floor, :

Aparna Ray , also from Flicka,
placed fifth overall, with third on
bars, fourth on beam and fifth 02
floor.

In the Tyro division, Briony
Lecky placed fifth all-around with

Joey Amey

second on bars, fourth on beam
and floor. Jenny Campbell,
meanwhile, came seventh ail-
around,

In the Argo division, Lisa

Nakano placed fourth all-around, ~ i

while Daphne O’Young from
Flicka placed sixth all-around. In
the open division, Jolene Fair-
brother placed second all-around.

On May 16, six gymnasts from
Flicka and their coaches Flavia
Toma and Janice Roddie will fly to
Edmonton to compete in the Ca-
nadian National Gymnastics
championships.

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