Oct. 7, 1981

CARSON: ‘GRAHAM defender put ‘the tackle on a member of the South Delta Sun Devils in exhibition play last
week. For full North Shore high school sports results see page B2. (Terry Peters photo)

K YPRIAKI is still in first place in Division One of
the Vancouver Metro soccer league after a 1-1 tie
with Vancouver Concorde on the weekend.

The North Vancouver
squad remains undefeated
and boasts a record of 3
_ wins, no losses and ! te for 7
points.

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the game against Concorde.
The team's only goal came at
the 32 minute mark when
Paul Grainger rattled the

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ball off both goal posts
before scoring on passes
from Rob Foote and Ron
Wilson. There were more
opportunities for Kypriaki,
but the team was unable to
capitalize on them before
Concorde got the equalizer
at 57 minutes.

Paul Woodward = and
Stuart Broderick played well

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defensively for Kypriaki,
while Grainger and Mike
Eill were the best players on
offense.

Meanwhile the West
Vancouver Rovers got back
on the winning track Sunday
at Ambleside with a 2-1
victory over Reed
Stenhouse.

The game was scoreless
until the 70 minute mark
when Andy Johnson scored
for Reed Stenhouse. The
Rovers struck back 10

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minutes later as Adrian Cole
scored the equalizer.

The winning goal, by Bill
Ede, came with just five
minutes left in the game
after some fine work by
Peter Saunders.

Brian Rothwell had a
strong game defensively for
the Rovers.

The Rovers play Edmunds
next Sunday at Ambleside
while Kypriaki goes against
the Vancouver Dartmen on
Saturday at Adanack Park.

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ANITA BOTNEN of
West Vancouver will
be on her way to
Moscow in November
as an alternate member
of the Canadian
women’s team for the
World Gymnastics
Championship.

In a competition in
Regina last week that was
used partly to determine
membership of the team,
Botnen finished fourth in the
compulsories and seventh
over-all, despite a hyper-
extended knee just before
the optionals. She earned
the first alternate spot on the
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Botnen had a score of 35.6
after the compulsories and
still managed a 32.25 and a
ninth place score in the
optionals, despite the knee.

The Moscow m*
pionships will take place
from November 20 to 30.
The team will be led by Elfi
Schlegel of Toronto who
won the Regina competition.

Other members of the
team are Ann Marie
Deserres of Quebec, Bonnie
Wittmier and Monica
Goermann of Manitoba and
Leanne Gallant, Sheri
Hawco and Kelly Brown
(alternate) of Ontario.

Schlegel and Goermann
are veterans of the team that
competed in the 1979 world
championships, where
Canada placed 10th.

North Shore does
well in cross country

Several North Shore
runners competed in the
lith annual Abbotsford
Cross Country Meet on
September 26, coming back
with good performances,
including one first place
finish.

Signd Alto finished first in
the Girls 11 year = old

category, while another
North Shore girl, Darcie
Montgomery, placed 15th.

Sigrid’s sister, Ingrid Alto,
finished in second place in
the 15-16 Girls, Wendy
Montgomery placed Sth in
the 13-14 Girls, and Dylan
Griffith came jn 10th in the
10 year old boys category.

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