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the cannonball jump at the North American Bellyflop Championship
held at the Coach House Sunday. But North Vancouverites were in
fine form Sunday. ‘Jake the Wake’ Jack Daigel, a.k.a. the bar
manager at Jack Lonsdale’s, won the heavyweight title while mystery
jumper Jolly Wally finished runner-up. Meanwhile North Van-
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Soccer squad wins

THE NORTH Shore played host
this past weekend to the annual
Premier AA and Challenge B
Provincial youth soccer champi-
onship finals between the Coastal
and Interior Cup winners.

Games were played at Boule-
vard, Loutet, and Kinsmen Parks
with the girls finals on Saturday
and the boys finals on Sunday.

In the girls competition, three
North Shore girls teams qualified.

Coast A side champions North
Shore Metros (U-18) and North
Shore Amazons (U-13) were un-
challenged in their age groups.
Metros will now compete in the
National Championships in Ot-
tawa this November for girls 14
and older.

Coast B side champions North
Shore Dragons (U-11) were

Spuraways
victorious

TWO NORTH Shore U-12
premier teams met at the Central
Okanagan Youth Soccer Associa-
tion Tournament in Kelowna
recently when the West Van
Spuraways played the Mount
Seymour Royals.

With many of the best players
from both sides going onto the
North Shore Metro team next
season it was the last time the
boys would play together.

Both teams won all their pre-
liminary games to advance to the
final, played in wind and heavy
rain.

The Spuraways offence was
frustrated by the Mount Seymour
players and a 0-0 score forced the
contest into overtime.

West Van's Ryan McKenzie fi-
nally broke the Mount Seymour
defence when a ball kicked by him
from midfield bounced over the
reach of the Royals goalie.

Curtis van Drimmilen and Ali
Khasfia each added a goal to win
the tournament for West Van with
a final score of 3-0.

defeated 4-2 in overtime by Cen-
tral Okanagan All-Stars in a see-
saw game at Kinsmen Park. All-
Stars’ Nicole Shepard opened
scoring in the first half. Catherine
Judd and Sam Audley put the
Dragons ahead in the second half.

Nicola Barton tied the game
with minutes remaining to push
the game into overtime.

After many breathtaking saves
in overtime by Dragon’s keeper
Angela Pelleirn, Central
Okanagan capped the game with
pretty goals from Nicola Barton
and Debbie Hawley.

In the boys competition, Lynn
Valley Falcons (U-11) qualifi ied on
the A side.

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