SENIOR BASKET BALL NEWS Carson Graham Eagles start to fly Action in North Shore Senior Boys League play this past week was highlighted by the play of the Carson Graham Eagles. The Eagles in the past two weeks have run off four consecutive victories and are beginning to shew the form—thatthey— earlier on in the season. Eagle Coach Vern Porter has credited his team’s surge to * outstanding defensive play plus strong performances from 68" Géntre John McEwen and guard/forward Andy Lankester. On Wednesday the Eagles defeated the Handsworth Royats by a score of 67-48. NV Peewees win again Andrew Barnes scored the winning goal in an exciting league game which matched North Vancouver Peewee A” (London Drugs) hockey team against Ridge Meadows. The visitors from the Valley had beaten the locals handily in early season play. The last two games. however, had ended in a tie. This victory shows just how far the North Van team has progressed this season. The game was a wide open affair. Ridge Meadows jumped out to an early lead until North Van eased themselves into the game. The turnaround began in the second period with a good looking goal from Steve Lima from Todd Patz. Patz then took the iniative and scored the second goal to tie the game. Coaches soccer results the feature mateh tn Week 19 of soccer action tn the Coaches League produced a taut defensive struggle which resulted ina 11 draw betwcen Olympics and Ofympia Grohd Caps The well played Contest saw supert goal keeping at both ends of the freld ty Joba Detano and Roger Smith for their respective teams Olympos opened the scoring early in the first hail as Anston Pratt buned = has own rebound in the roof of the act despite the efforts of a defender to head oleae Play see sawed bach and forth owetth porod — scar aang chances at both ends uatil Trevor Brooker Converted a pass from Blair Christopher on a iwaonmione break to Dead book the oateh date on the second half The top twee teams con tamed there tora proce as dren bheot sve Sbivsl coal Path Kory al (ct tee te ede we rth che ay Sb bared by rear wc on val Peete L Ureetaa tee tb angele thar becvuas t Plsec where Contatelee an ‘Sha capped ( ee lecages 1 whibe Aad quan ‘ Mn Steen Gaeosy beet Miastscopys aneied Lynn Noadiey bede abe al Supe rsbaes bey cade rete ah oa The Eagles were only ahead five pomts at the half but playing tenacious 2-3 zone defence the Eagles were able to shutdown the Royals offence. John McEwen and Chris Mulder led the Eagles with 19 and 15 _ points For Hand- —respectively. sworth Craig Pedersen netted 25 points. The Eagles then en- tertained the undefeated Sentinel Spartans. The Eagles in this contest played outstanding defense, blocked 15 shots and forced the Spartans to turn the ball over 29 times. John McEwen was outstanding defensively and recorded 18 poinis on offence. Teammate Andy Lankester was exceptional from outside scoring a game high 26 points. For the Spartans: Axel Christiansen netted 20 points. In other action this week the Sentinel Spartans defeated the West Van- conver Th in over- time by a score of 103-96. The Spartans trailed almost the entire way only to tie the game-up on a shot at the buzzer by Spartan forward_ teammates Jeff Fuller and J.J. de Vooght had 27 and 25 points respectively. For the Highlanders, Eric Ter- mansen, who turned in an outstanding performance, netted 30 points. In another see-saw battle the Handsworth Royals narrowly defeated the Argyle Pipers by a 57-56 score. The Royals were down 34-30 at half time but rebounded back in the second half, With 35 seconds Vince Dong. The momentum shifted and the Highlanders were not abfe to get untraced in the overtime period. Vince Dong ied the left in the . Hand- sworth’s Mike Horembala scored what turned out to be the winning layup and put _the Royals ahead 57-56, The _ Spartans with 31 points while Pipers then brought the ball B3 - Wednesday, February 9, 1983 - North Shore News down. Craig Pedersen potted 28 points while Argyle’s Darryl Rolf points. Scores of son had 22 other games during the week had Argyle defeating Sutherland 92-49, Hamish Waddel led the Pipers with 25 points. Windsor defeated Hillside 70-54 with Dave Lodgins scroing 28 for the Dukes. West Van defeated Sutherland 73-6! with Enc Termansen netting 16. Handsworth defeated Howe Sound 100-63, while the Argyle Pipers defeated Hitlside Highwaymen 68-61. TOP TEN SCORING LEADERS TO FEB. 6 The visitors went ahead giving Cory Tardiff the motivation to snake the length of the ice to score of the game in the scored number four and the final = score: game was tied once again. Paul Fowlie minute of the game. North Barnes brought happiness back to the local crowd in the stands with the last goal down the court and an errant pass was deflected to the Royals’ Craig Pedersen who dnibbled the ball back down court only to be intentionally fouled. Pedersen who normally scores 83% from the foul ime missed both freethrows. The Pipers then had a chance to put a hoop down last with nine seconds remaining The in the game: however fate Van-_ rested with the Royals as the couver 5 - Ridge Meadows 4. Argyle shot failed to go Pos. Name School Pts. 1. Craig Pedersen Hands. 28.4 2. Dave Lodgins Windsor 24.2 3. Vince Dong Sentinel 23.1 _ 4. ——Erie fermen West Van = —73..T S. John McEwen C.G. 19.3 6. Andy Baker Sutherland 18.5 7, Cliff Roberts Howe Sound 16.7 8. Hamish Waddel Argyle 16.3 9. Tony Martino w.V. 18.5 10. Jason Troi) Hillside $1.1 STANDINGS AS OF FEB. 6 Pos Name Games WL Pts. i] Sentinel M1 to 1 @ 2 Windsor i 8 3 16 3 West Van i 7 4 «14 4 Argyle 9 63 1 5 Carson Graham i 6 5 12 6 Handswonh 10 4 6 8 7 Hillside ii 3.8 6 8 Sutherland 9 1 8 2 9 Howe Sound 6 0 6 0 WORK IN BC. | Our small] business loan program is giving a LIFT to the entire B.C. economy. Small businesses are the backbone of the B.C. economy. Together, they employ more people than any other sector. That's why, in these econemie trmes, the Government of B.C. has created the LIFT (Low Interest Funding Today) program It's helping B.C.’s small businesses mnprove their business And that's essential to the cconomnie recovery of our province By doing something big for small businesses, we’re creating more jobs. 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