B2 - Sunday News, August 16, 1981

A division title creates a
good feeling in the team.
Especially when. it came

against Seattle and after our .

minor ‘drought’.

Based on the way the lads
played last Wednesday
night, . there weren't too
many teams anywhere who
could have come up with a
good “performance against
us,

A win like that is ob-
viously the best answer we
can give to our ‘critics’.

Now that the division race
is out of the way, we'll take
the last two league games as
an. attempt to check out the
players. and make sure there
are no illnesses or ‘injuries
that should be rested before
we enter the different world
of the playoffs.

While. we won't change
our style, nor drop our in-
tensity, we will ~ look
carefully at the lineup. One
big danger of our position is
that it.can be too easy to sit
back and relax and’ find

Eleven divers ffom the
North Vancouver Cruisers’
qualified for the B.C.
Summer Games by winning
berths in the Vancouver and
District Regional diving
competition at Percy
Norman pool last weekend.

The Cruisers won the
Junior Girls aggregate award
in the 1980 Games and
should do well again this
year. -

we've been caught
footed ata time when we

Divers quali

o

with Peter |
Lorimer

want to be playing ‘as we did -

when we ran up our 11 out of

Janice Kusnir and Dawn
Stratton have consistently
placed ffirst and second
respectively in one metre
events.

Diving for the Cruisers in
the B.C. Summer Games on
August 19 at the Canada

“Games pool will be:

JUNIORS: Andrea Nelson,
Janet Tupper, Janice Kusnir,
Dawn Stratton, Drew
McEwen and Donald

r. Margaret Keresztesi

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and Dr. Alison Russell

will be taking over her practice on

AUGUST 17/81

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Dr. Margaret Keresztesi wishes to thank all her pa-
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13 earlier in the season.

We're all aware of what
can happen. It's now a case
of making sure it doesn’t.

While many fans seem to
think that» we would’ have
spent considerable time
analyzing what went wrong
during our dry spell, that is
not the case.

In fact, our pre-game chat
lasted all of two minutes. We
did nothing different in our
approach to the game during
practices. We knew we had

‘been in a slump, and we

knew that we had to work
our way out of it.

Perhaps .some people
outside the team seemed

-more worried than we were.

We knew we were a =n0d
team. You don't have the

kind of season we had then

suddenly go bad.

As [ve said before, that
long road stretch and the
heat takes a lot out of a team

‘and it’s only now that the

lads are starting to feel right.
The slump we went
through is a good lesson for

or games

Tupper.

SENIORS:Kathleen Gal-
ay, Karen Radbourne,
Maureen Watson, Gordie
Harvey and Greg Korsch.

Janice Kusnir and Greg
Korsch won the Best Diver
awards at the Vancouver
and District meet.

Men’s Styling f

only *4 2

a
“hai

« attitude.

EVERY WEDNESDAY

inci. -Conditioner Cut Styting & Blow Dry

new coaches and younger
players. If you know you
have a good team and a good
situation, and things start to
go wrong, then don’t panic.

Making. changes rather
than simply making sure
everyone has the right at-
titude can be fatal toa club.

And the key has to be
So much of this
game is played by what's
between the ears.

If ‘the player has the skill
and the proper mental at-
titude, then things are going
to come right for him and for
the team.

We proved
Wednesday.

Come on out to the park
this Wednesday for fan
appreciation night and pick
up your team picture as well
as seeing the great George
Best in action.

Til be keeping a close eye
on things from the bench
while I anticipate getting
back i in action.

that last

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Then last weekend, the

* team competed i in a a 24-team
tournament organized by
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-The Lynn Valley team was

‘undefeated in six games and

pitcher Anne Knight was
awarded with the all star
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Knight was backed: by an
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