HEWS pl to Nei! Lucente

A GERMAN piayer evades a West Vancouver player during a recent
field hockey tournament at Hugo Ray Park in West Vancouver.

Locals skate off
with the medals

SKATERS from North Van-
couver’s Park Plaza Figure Skating
Club made an outstanding showing
in the Fraser Valley Summer Free
Skating Competition held in New
Westminster Aug. 30 and 31.

Nine-year-old Amy Dalcourt
finished fifth in the 10 and under
preliminary ladies event, while in
the 10 and under preliminary men,
Scott Toebosch won the silver
medal and club mate Calder
Musgrove finished fourth.

Janet Toebosch fought off an
injury to win the silver medal in
the 12 and over pre-juvenile ladies
in a fieia of i9.

Fiona Meggilt skated a stunning
performance to sweep all firsts in
the pre-novice ladies division.

A perfect performance carned
Pauline Mattis not only a sweep of
firsts and the gold medal in the
novice ladies but also the senior
ladies artistic award.

In the same event, Jessica Tor-
vick, in her first competitise outing

WV RCMP
win B.C.
champs

THE NORTH VANCOUVER
RCMP fastball team won the 1986
All Poijce Fastball Tournament
held Sept. 5 to 7 in Kelowna,

Playing against nine other teams
from B.C., Alberta and Saskat-
chewan, the North © Vancouver
squad went through the entire
tournament undefeated with four
straight wins.

In the tournament’s final game,
the locals slammed Vancouver City
police 9-2.

North Vancouver RCMP Cpl.
Glen Moffat was voted best pitcher
and best batter in the tournament.

The local team last won the
tournament in 1984.

since a bout with mononucleosis,
won the bronze in the heavily con-
tested event.

The summer competition repre-
sents the last showing prior to the
B.C. Coast Regional Champion-
ships at the Agrodome in Nov. and
the prestigious B.C. Provincial
Championships in Victoria, Dec. 3
to 7.

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THE SQUAMISH Indian Band
finished third overall in’ the
women’s division of the recent Na-
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ton’s fast pitch baseball tourna-
ment.

Held Sept. 5 to 7 in Oktuhoma
City, Oklahoma, the tournament
attracted 51 men’s and 16 women’s
teams from all over North
America,

The local squad played seven

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