B4 - Wednesday, November 17, 1982 - North Shore News

HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY ACTION

Balmoral is

TWO penalty kicks by Lee
Boggis was all it took for
Balmoral to win the North
Shore junior boys rugby
final last week.

A tight game with Hillside
Wednesday saw the Barons
out in front 3-0 at the
beginning, but after Hillside
tied iton a penalty kick by
John Soule it needed another
kick with five minutes to go
to give Balmoral the match
and title.

The Barons play in the
Vancouver and District final
today against Cariboo Hill.

In the juvenile final played
last Tuesday, Sutherland
defeated Argyle 22-15 for
the North Shore title.
Scoring for Sutherland were

Shaffig Kanji (three tries), Al

Juves down South Delta

North Vancouver Juvenile
A (Vancouver Fancy Meats)
hockey team were too strong
for South Delta on Sunday.
The home team completely
dominated the contest to
register a 5-1 victory.

The visitors surprised
North Vancouver in the first
few minutes by popping a
quick goal. This served to
wake up the “Blues”. Brian
McDonald started the march
towards victory by decking
the goalie for North Van’s
first goal. This galvanized
each of the lines into potent
activity.

Richard Kristen scored
twice, McDonald tallied his
second, Rhett Martin
rammed one home to
complete the scoring. Assists
went to Kristen (2), Cole
Phelps (2), Alan Nikoforuk,
Peter Giese, Myles Rosser
and McDonald.

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Baggoo (one try) and Stew
Easton (two converts).

Points getters for Argyle
were Kelly Magnuson with
two tries and Adrian Thirsk
with two converts and a
penatly kick.

Sutherland played in the
Vancouver & District final
yesterday against New
Westminster, but game
results were not available at
NEWS press time.

Semi-finals were still
taking place at the bantam

level last week. On Monday, .

Carson Graham
powered West

over-
Vancouver

18-3 to advance to _ this
week's final.
Scoring for the Eagles

were Dean Duncan (three
tries), Andrew Forrest (one |

While the Juvenile A team
is continuing to show
strength, the Juvenile B team
(Yic's Restaurant) stretched

its unbeaten streak to five .

games.

Midget A

N.V. Midas Muffler 6. Grand-
view 4.
PeeWee A

N.V. London Drugs 6,
naby 4, N.V.. London
Ridge Meadows 5.
PeeWee B

Drugs 2,

N.V. Brymark Installations 6,

Port Moody 1: N.V. Brymark In-
stallations 5, Fuller Lake 5
Bantam A

N.V. B.A. Blacktop 5. Ridge
Meadows |.
Atom A

N.V. Legion 13, Coquitlam 4.
Peanut Division

N.V. Old Spaghem Factory 5,
NSWC ‘1 8 N.V. Knights of
Columbus 2, West Van 5. NV.
Cablewest TV 8. N.V Northstars 7:
N.V. Old Spaghetti Factory 5. N.V.
Jacks Kiddie Rides 0. N.V. Jacks
Kiddie Rides 2, N.V. Knights of
Columbia 4: N.V. Northstars 1.

Hollyburn C.C. 8.

Matn Door

Wocdwands

Bur- —

best

try) and Joe Marklund (one

convert). No scorers were
listed for West Van.

Same day play saw
Sutherland cruise past

Handsworth 16-4 to earn a
final berth. Alan Brewer was
the big point earner for the
Sabres with two tries and
two converts, and paul
Harris rounded out the
scoreboard with one try.
Steve Eastman. was the lone
scorer for Handsworth with
one try.

Results were not available
from Monday’s final for this
issue of the NEWS. The
winner advances to the
Vancouver & District final
slated for Thursday at 3 p.m.
at Cariboo Hill high school.

___Alpha will face either Carson_

or Sutheriand.

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