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TWENTY TEAMS of the Lions Gate League
from Atom-to Midget paired off in sudden death
finals on the weekend at North Van Rec Centre.

The host team got off to a
good start in Saturday's tier
Il Atom opener as North
Van blanked West.Van 4-0.

Hard skating and
persistent backchecking
enabled the North Shore
Winter Club “Flames” to
overcome a | to 0 deficit and
go on to defeat NSWC Team
6 by a score of 7 to 3 and
clinch the tier II title.

Goals were scored by
Michelle McLeary, Darin
Elliott, Michael Payne and
David Butterfield with
assistance from Jimmy
Beaman, Blair Cooling,
Steven Watson and Derick
Lowe. Playing solid defense
were Kevin Murphy, Jamie
Storey and Colin Page.
Outstanding in goal was
Wayne Maki.

NSWC Team 6 goals were
scored by Scott Dairon,
Chris Johnson and Sean
Piekaar.

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ANDREW. HANSEN of
Deep Cove pedalled to a
second place finish in the
annual O.B. Allan Trophy
Race in Stanley Park on the
weekend.

Hansen was close behind
winner Kory Sinclaire of the
West Point Cycling Club, a
member of the Canadian
national team who just came
back from three weeks of
training in Florida. Third
place went to Vancouver's
Richard Streadwick.

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Brett Van Cleave's goal
midway through the first
period was the game winner
in Hollyburn’s 5-1 verdict
over West Van in Peewee
tier IIT play, and in other
action on Saturday North
Van's tier I] Peewees’ Rook
Brandon collected a hat
trick and Allan Tarakanen a
pair to carry their team to a
10-5 win over NSWC. On
Saturday NSWC tier I
Bantams sailed to an 84
triumph over the host club as
Mike Statham and Dan
Hubbard turned in hat trick
performances, while
Andrew Burgess contributed
a pair for the win.

Typical of Sunday’s action
was the opening game
between tier II Midget
finalists NSWC and North
Van Rec, won by the host
club 11-10 on a goal by

Collin Cotter 25 seconds into —

overtime.

In the first of two games
ending in identical 5-4
scores, and televised by
Channel 10 Cable West,
viewers were treted to a duel
between two tier I Hollyburn
Atom ‘teams in which B.
Pennefather produced the
fifth and winning goal in the
third period. Also of note
was that only one minor
penalty was assessed during
the entire game.

The second
game, featuring tier I
Peewee action between
NSWC Whites and Reds,
back-to-back third period
goals by Rob -O’Sullivan
were not enough to
neutralize the club _ rival
Reds’ Scott Ruddy, whose
hat trick goal with only 56
seconds remaining carried
his team to an exciting 5-4
victory.

In another 5-4 game, West
Van came away victors over
NSWC in a tier I Midget
goaltender’s duel between R.
Lee and NSWC'’s Mark
Bittner.

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Andrew's sister

Mary

Hansen was the top woman
in the handicap race.

The O.B. Allan Trophy
Race is the second oldest
annual sporting competition
in British Columbia, having

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