Freestyling in style

NEWS photo Peul McGrath

NORTH Shore skiers Anthony Boronowski (left) and Dale Begg-Sinith returned
from the recent Canadian Junior Freestyle Nationals a littie heavier as both won

medals at the event.

Cap Sports Clinic

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New service
provides info,
physiotherapy
IS your body aching
from pushing it too
hard during spring
training? Are you suf-
fering from a sports
injury, or do you want
to make sure you
-gvemain injury free?

A new sports medicine
clinic, which opened at
Capilano College in
February, can help vou
through those aches and
pains, or offer assessment,
treatment and prevention
information.

Dr. Bill Mackie, a former
member of the Canadian
Olympic men’s gymnastics
team, opened the North
Skore’s first sports medicine
clinic in February. Located at
Capilano College, it offers
physiotherapy and full sports
medicine consultation,

we “We're really excited
about the Sports Medicine
Clinic at Capilano College,”
says Dr. Mackie. “We see it
growing into something that
will benefit the College, the
North Shore community, and
sports medicine itself.”

=aeg A North Shore resident,

Dr. Mackie has been working
in the Health Services
department ac the College
since 1988. He splits his time
between his family practice in

the newly-established North
Shore Sports Medicine Clinic
at Capilano College.
However, a referral from a
family doctor is required for
this new service.

As part of > long-term
goal to provide sports meui-
cine services to the North
Shore, Paige Larsen joined
Health Services last
November, offering physio-
therapy every day except
Wednesday. A referral is not
necessary for her services,
although Dr. Mackie says,
“we would prefer it if people
are referred by their doctors
who would give them a diag-
nosis we could work on.”

Currently, Larsen and
Mackie have a working rela-
tionship with a number of
doctors who are not onsite.

“If we get enough family
doctors referring people, we

on N. Shore

will get a sports
inedicine /orthopedic surgery
specialist in one day every
week or prwo,” said Mackie,
who also has a Diploma in
Sports Medicine and was a
Fellow of the American
College of Sports Medicine.
“We're working toward that
end. We have a good working
relationship with ‘Ge coaches
at Capilano College and
every year there are more
teams and more activities
happening. We foresee doing
a lot of work with the
College team members, as
well as with community ath-
letes —- meaning people who
have decided to take up a
more active lifestyle.”

For more information or
to make an appointment, call
the North Shore Sports
Medicine Clinic at Capilano
College at 984-4964.

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Centre Stadium in Coquidam
on the April 12-13 weekend.
Toe Phoenix — midfield
played an especialiy strong
game and provided their tor-
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oppartunitics —_
which resulted in goals.
Netting markers for the
winning side were Catherine
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On the defensive side of
the ball, Phoenix netminder
Bahar Saadat recorded a well-
deserved shutout

The U-15 North Shore
squad will meee the Burnaby
Cardinals in the Coastal
Challenge Cup at Town
Centre Stadium.

The team is coached by
John Blackman and Al
Wilson (of B.C. Lion fame).

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ical services for the down-
town YMCA and — for
Capilano College. At present,
Dr, Mackie is available for
care of students, staff and fac-
uly oar othe College on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. He
can alse be consulted as a
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