B2 - Wednesday, June 23, 1982 - North Shore News

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by Andy Fraser

Even before the halls of learning have com-

pletely emptied for the
school for summer soccer

There appear to be
enough courses on this side
of the water to cater to
everyone’s taste, and even
the Whitecaps are coming
this way for a short three day
course involving some of
their big guns.

Nobby Stiles, the coach of
the reserve side and former
England great will be leading
Les Wilson, Alan Goad and
Richard Dinnis July 23-25 for
players from 8 to 16.

The three hour per day
sessions will take place at
Grand Boulevard and Loutet
South and will cost $25 for
the six hours of instruction.

Stiles, Wilson and Goad
and Dinnis are all qualified
coaches who are currently
working with the Whitecaps
development of young
players, and all have many
years of pro experience as
players.

According to_ the

last time, it’s back to
on the North Shore.

Whitecaps, they will be
keeping the enrolment
limited. For registration
information phone 985-0071
or 985-0761 between 9 a.m.
and 7 p.m.

Beginning his third year in
the coaching business,
former Whitecap coach and
player with Hibernian and
Dundee of Scotland is Jim
Easton.

Jim will be operating out
of Loutet South during July
and is again being sponsored
by the B.C. Dairy Foun-
dation.

These clinics are for the
more advanced player who
can move into a fairly in-
tensive program for the
week long sessions which
take place from 5 to 8 p.m.
to avoid the heat of the day.

Always a popular school,
Easton keeps the classes
down to about 16 youngsters

Back to school again

in each and he takes full
control of the sessions.

Th.~ school too has a
limited enrolment’ with
registration taking place at
Skyline Sport on West 16th
at a cost of $35 for 15 hours
of instruction.

In addition to his playing
and coaching expenence
with the pros, Jim is also a
certified CSA coach who
assisted in scouting with the

World Cup team and is
currently a scout in the
NASL.

And while sull on the

subject of the Easton's it
should be pointed out that
Jim Easton Junior left last
week for Tampa Bay and
Rowdies.

Drafted by the Rowdies in
the spring, young Easton will
be playing the Rowdies
reserve team during the
NASL season then will most
likely be taking off for Sau
Paulo, Brazil for the winter
where he will be traiming
with the powerful team

which has contributed six
players to the’ Brazilian
national team.

Sao Paulo and Tampa Bay
have a working ‘relationship’
which could pay dividends to
the Florida club in the
future.

Young Easton has played
with the B.C. Under 18's and
wus a member of the Lynn
Valley organization and
Sutherland Sabres.

Vice President of the
Rowdies, Francisco Marcos,
is high on the Scottish born
Easton, and feels he has a
solid chance of making the
first team next season after
his time with tic Reserves
and the Sao Paulo
organization.

In any case, Marcos and
the Rowdie organization will
hang on to young Easton,
and their other U.S. born
draft choices, for 18 months
in order to give them the
chance to fit into pro ranks.

Marcos is_ enthusiastic
about the newly formed
reserve system. It includes
the other Florida teams plus
many other top teams in the
area including an ASL
franchise from Atlanta. He
claims that they are
receiving strong media
support and drew 2,000
supporters to a recent game.

Things are looking up in
Florida for the Rowdies and
for Jim Easton Jr.

Swing into a swell sporting summer

NOW THAT regular school
is out, youngsters have a
chance to attend one that
promises to be more fun — a
Tennis Academy.

The “Sport Technique”
junior tennis academy has
weekly sessions at the
Whistler Resort Hotel, and
promises complete tennis
instruction and conditioning
programs for every level of
player.

Additional activities
include windsurfing, hor-
seback riding, i
fitness drills and
calisthenics, movies and
games. A discount of $25 off
the regular $300 cost is
offered for Whistler Ski Pass
holders.

>

Pat Macken,
Summer
medallist,

1981 Canada
Games_~ gold
is one of the four

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Hawk.

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professional teachers, as
well as Keith Andrews (U.S.
junior boys national team
coach), Brian Vetter (Court
House assistant pro) and
Joann Andrews (top B.C.
player 1981).

More information on the
academy is available by
calling 980-5734.

For players of more
slender means, Court House
Lions Gate Racquets club is

Special
Otter
Ends
June 30

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offering a variety of one
week courses this summer
which range in cost from $40
to $120 for non-members

(substantially less for
members).

Sessions include: junior
tennis, carly bird, tour

nament camp, super Camp,
and tiny tot.

For more information on
these courses, call 980-5734.

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