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SPORTSLINE

NOV. 7, 14: The North Shore
YMCA is“ hosting a_ sports
massage therapy workshop to be
held two Thursdays starting at 7
p.m. The two-hour sessions will
be taught by registered nurse and
massage therapist Heather Narod.
Participants will learn skills to re-
juvenate aching muscles, improve
flexibility and decrease the risk of
injury by restoring fatigued mus-
cles. For more information, call
the YMCA at 926-5541.
eee

NOV. 16, 23: A triathlon swim
clinic will be held at recCentre
Ron Andrews, 4-7 p.m. each day
for beginner to intermediate level
swimmers. Taught by masters
coach Judy Aspinal, the clinic in-
cludes video stroke analysis and
stroke correction. For. informa-
tion, call Trish Holme. at Ron
Andrews, 929-7314.

NOV. 17: The Khahtsahlano [5-
Km Road Race starts at 7:50 a.m.
from Gleneagles Schoo! in Horse-
shoe Bay and follows a windy
course up to the highway and
down to Bellevue before the finish
at Park Royal. Race entry costs
$48 with proceeds going to Emily
Murphy Heuse and the First Aid
Ski Patrol Society. Entry forms
available at Alpine Meadows,
2444 Marine Drive, West Van-
couver, V7V ILI; 922-1413.

SPORTSLINE RUNS every Wed-
nesday as space permits. If you
@re planning an event, submit
details by preceding Friday to the
Narth Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale
Ave., N. Van., V7M 2H4. Priori-
ty given to North Shore and fund-

- raising events.

Basketball scholarship
program gets approval

THE OWNER-OPERATORS
of 92: McDonald’s restaurants
in B.C., including McDonald's
Restaurants of Canada, have
approved a third year of fund-

g for a B.C. and Yukon
senior secondary school
basketball scholarship program
in which two West Vancouver

students ‘were winners last.

‘term. . .
Among . the $1991: winners.
were David: -Heel - “and. Greg

Meléram | of ‘West Vancouver -

Secondary. :

The -- program, « administered on 2
** basketball criteria

by the B.C. -High School Boys’
and Girls’: Basketball Associa-
tions, provides for. $500 schol-
atships’ for 20 boys ‘and 20
girls. lt is called McDonald’s

MIXTURE of youth and expe- .
ice ‘proved to be the difference
the Joico Grid Dawgs, winners

the North Shore Division of .
‘Grid Dawgs’

“Men’s Touch Football,'went on to
‘a.40° performance to win. the
Lower Mainjand crown.

oo The. Grid” Dawgs won a close
game on Oct. 26 over.the North

Shore Panthers to advance ‘to the .
quarter finais stated for the fol- -

lowing day.

Ta. the quarter finals, the Grid
Dawgs outscored their opponents
37-24 while recording three con-
secutive’ wins by scores. of 35-6,

*- tion
-- SAA,” and “A,” according to
“ school population size — and
‘* students from the Yukon are

to pursue a post-secondary
education.

According to Al Rose, presi-
dent of the B.C. High School
Boys’ Basketball. Association,
and Steve Pettifer, president of
the B.C. Secondary School
Girls’ Basketball Association,
the solicitation of nominees,
development of grade, citizen-
ship and basketball! criteria,

and the selection of scholarship
“recipients. is administered by
the

respective associations
which have developed the ap-
plicable grade, citizenship and

Students from all eight
tegions and all three levels of
high school basketbali competi-

in. B.C. — ‘AAA,’’

eligible for the scholarships. -

.. .. Mominations close soon after
‘athe season ends
: Selections are made and an-
‘” nounced by mid-May.

in. March.

27-6, and 27-12 over last year’s

champions, .the Coquitlam In-

‘: Ball control was the key to the
offensive ‘success,
which was led by quarterback
Greg McClure who sparkled in the
final three games. Other players
credited with the Grid Dawgs’
success include receivers R.J.
Parry, Scott Kerr and Tony Kot,
as well as Chad Smith ard Dave
Merlo. Lary Harmon, who was
playing injured, turned in strong
performances on offense and
defense.

: N. Shore community scoreboard

North. Vancouver
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+ Atom ‘A’
“Boy. Winter Club 7 - North Vancouver
. North Vancouver 7 - North Van ‘BI’
: Atom ‘BI .
. 7 + North Vancouver -

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‘North Vancouver 18 - New Westminster
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North Vancouver 7 - Ridge Meadows
North Vancouver 1 - Ridge Meadows
Baetam ‘A’

North Vancouver 10 - Grandview

‘North Vancouver 5 - Coquitlam
Bextes ‘3’ .

2) Negth Vancouver 3- North Delta
Ment Nancouver 18 - Aldergrove

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“North Vancouver 4 - Van. Thunderbirds 3
Vancouver 7 + Surrey 4

North Vencouver 4 - North Delta 2
orth Vancouver 0 - Surrey 2
North Vancouver 8 - Seattle 1

North Shore Coaches Soccer League
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ALYCIA GOULD of the North Shore Winter Club prepsres at the B.C. Coast Regional
heid laet weekand at recCentre Karen Magnussen and the Agrodeme. Competing

in ag ;

category, Gould was third in compulsory figures and sixth overall. She qualified f for the B.C.
tions to be held later this month in Nanaimo. ;

Local skaters advance

to the B.C.

SEVERAL NORTH Shore skaters
won medals at the B.C. Coast
Region Championships, hosted
last weekend by the North Van-
couver- Vancouver Skating Club.
Representatives from the North
Shore Winter Club .(NSWC),
Hollyburn Country Club (ICC)
and the Nerth Vancouver-Van-
couver Skating Club (NVVSC)
were among the 368 skaters who
cornapeted at the championships.
© Novice ladies. Compulsory fig-

: ures: Ist Keyla Ohls (NSWC), 2nd

Tammy Wagner (NWSC), 3rd
Lisa Daly (NSWC); Finals overall:
Ist Daly (also won novice ladies
artistic award), 2nd Wagner, 3rd
Ohs, Sth Kendra Greenslade
(NVVSC).

@ Novice men. Finals overall:
2nd Mark Vanderkerkhove
(NSWC).

@ Pre-novice tadies. Finals
overall: 3rd Michelle Currie (NY-

Sections

VSC), 6th Alycia Gould (NSWC),

7th Amy Dalcourt (NSWC), 11th

(alternate) Jordan Miller (HCC).
Other medalists include:

@ Intermediate ladies. Com-

pulsory figures: ist Kelly Ross

(HCC). Finals overall: 1st Tania

Srdanovic (NSWC), 3rd -Lora

Fabio (NVVSC).

@ Juvenile dance: 2nd Kimberly

Chan and Christopher Steinbach

(NSWC).

@ Juvenile ladies 11 and under.
Compulsory figures: tst Caroline
Piggott (HCC). Free skate: Ist
Piggott. Finals: Ist Piggott (also
won juvenile ladies artistic award).
@ Pre-juvenile men. Finals: 2nd
Michael Steinbach (NSWC), 3rd
Christopher Steinbach (NSWC).

@ Pre-juvenile ftadies 11. and

under. Finals: 3rd Kristin. Lyons

ladies eight
3rd_ Brittany

@ Pre-preliminary
and under. Finals:
Greenslade (NVVSC).

Junior Flames in fifth place

THE’ NORTH Shore Winter
Club Flames stand in fifth
place in the nine-team West
Coast Junior Hockey League.

The Flames’ record for 10
games played is 5 wins, 5 losses
and no ties with a total of 10
points.

Andrew Wilsos is leading the
Flames with 10 points followed
by Gordon Pryde with nine,
and Craig Gustafson with
eight.

Richmond is leading the
league with a 7-2-1 record and
15 points for 10 games played.

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