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IT WAS a good week to play
at home last week for the
senior girls basketball teams.
Only powerhouse Carson
Graham and _ Hillside
managed to buck the-trend
in the opening week of the
1982-83 season.

First win of the year came
to the Eagles when Windsor
came visiting to a crushing
70-23 welcome. Highscorers
for Carson were Kelly Payne
(17), Janet Helm (12) and
Linda - Buchanan (10).
Allison Baker earned 10 for
the Dukes.

‘Next day, on Wednesday,
the Eagles travelled out to
Lynn Valley to deal Argyle a
hefty 67-20 loss. Buchanan
was top scorer this time with
19, followed by Payne with
16.

In their only game of the
week, Hillside visited
Windsor Thursday and went
home with a 54-15 souvenir.

Highwaymen ‘ were Lisa Wild
with 15 and Mandy Grant
withi4. ;

Sentinel was the. only
other school. ‘to nail ‘down
two wins in the opening
week. Carolyn Copithorne
lead the Spartans with 12
points-to“overcome Argyle
50-30 Monday. Barb Schwab
and Karen’. Colbow  con-
tributed 11 and 9 towards the
home win, while Sonja Melis

North Vancouver Juvenile

A Hockey Team (Vancouver

- Fancy Meats) faced their
toughest test this week. They
encountered their two

strongest opponents and
beat them.
’ After flashing past a

power-packed North Delta
3-0, they faced Port
Coquitlam in the Rec Centre
on Sunday. This exciting
contest. finished in victory
for the Blues with a score of
11-7. Rhett Martin proved to
be the vortex of the scoring
hurricane. 4 goals and 4
assists were his day's tally.
Myles Rosser was another
North Van standout with 2
goals and 5 assists. Len
Messier has a busy day with
a goal and 2 assists. Crush
Giese drove in two scorching
goals, while Bog McQuay

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was ‘the outstanding scorer
for the Pipers.

Win number two came
Thursday, again at home,
with West Vancouver going
under 37-26. Colbow and
Schwab lead again with
points (11 and 6), with Sue
Pearmain helping out with
six. Margot McKim lead for
the Highlanders with 12.

McKim was also. top
scorer (with 11 points) in
Monday's match against
Sutherland which West Van
won 34-20. Other games
played during the week
include: Tuesday - Argyle
36, Howe Sound 20 (Arg:
~Sandy Blackman 15; HS:
Leonie Plunkett 14);
Wednesday -— Sutherland 37,
Howe sound 36 (Suth:
Bonnie Lone 16, Lisa
Cepeliauskas 8, Marna
Shipley 7).

Senior girls action stops
this Thursday and resumes

INTERMEDIATE
GIRLS

Played Monday, Dec. 6:
Howe Sound 22, Carson
Graham 11; Seycove 42,
Aquinas 26. ;

INFERMEDIA TE
BOYS
Dec. 6: Sentinel 39,
Argyle 25; Hillside 46,
Carson Graham 35. Dec. 7:

and Jeff Dalgarno finished
off the scoring. This en-
tertaining wih avenged the
Midget A (Midas Muffler)
loss to the same
organization.

The midgets came out on
the wrong end of a 3-2 score
even though they outshot
Poco by more than two to
one.

~ Vengeance was the theme
at the Rec Centre on Sun-
day. The North Van Peewee
A (London Drugs) team
completely reversed an
earlier decision by beating
Coquitlam 5-1. Rob Sumner,
Rob Tournier, Steve Lima,
Todd Patz and Cory Tardiff
scored the goals with assists
to Lima (2), Andrew Barnes
(2) and Patz.
' This win sweetened the
weekend somewhat after an

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sketball roundup

Carson Graham 63, Windsor.
36. Dec. 9: Seycove 59,
Howe Sound 42. Dec. 10:
Seycove 78, Hillside 44.

JUNIOR BOYS

Dec. 7: Windsor 59,
Argyle 6; Balmoral 60, West
Vancouver 37; Sutherland
21, Carson Graham 20;
Hillside 36, Handsworth 16.
Dec. 9: West Vancouver 34,
Argyle 21; Handsworth 30,
Carson Graham 28.

JUNIOR BOYS

Dec. 1: West Van 47,
Balmoral 33; Handsworth
44, Sutherland 22. Dec. 8:
Balmoral 48, Sutherland 28;

. Argyle 54, West Van 26.

JUVENILE GIRLS
Dec. 7: Hillside 34,
Windsor 22; Seycove 30,
Sentinel 28; Aquinas 43,
Handsworth 21; Sutherland
39, West Van 32. Dec. 9:

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Aquinas 30, Balmoral 28;
West Van 56, Argyle 12.

JUVENILE BOYS
Dec. 8: Hillside 60,
Aquinas 35; Sentinel 52,
Argyle 42; Sutherland 62,
West Van 34. Dec. 10:
Handsworth 38, Windsor 37.

BANTAM
Games resume in January
for both boys and girls.

NV Juves winning

8-3 loss to NSWC. The Blues
were hopelessly out-
numbered on the ice
throughout the game. Six
goals were scored while
North Van _ was_= short-
handed. Despite the man-
power crisis Mark Winder,
Lima and Patz managed. to
score with assists going to
Sumner and Don Wagner.

Other Results:

Peanut Division

Old Spaghetti Factory 2,
West Van (Blue) 1. Nor-
thstars 4, Knights of
Columbus 7. Jacks Kiddie
Rides 3, Old Spaghetti
Factory 3. Knights of
Columbus 0, West Van
(Gold) 4. Jewels By
Christensen 1, Cablewest
TV 5S.

Weekend sport shorts

Edgemont downs Saints

Edgemont Villa not only
handed Sanitherm Saints
their first loss of the season,
but in doing so, took over
first place in the division 2A
soccer league.

Mike Watson, Rick
Accili, Jason Haywood, Rick
Rowat and Chris Burgess all
found the back of the net on
the slippery pitch.

The win for Villa gives
them a one point lead over

Saints and 2 points up on
Meridian Arms.

Get the point?

Shari Varaljay outfenced
all opponents to win the girls
Under 14 tithe at a round
robin for novice fencers on
the weckend.

The young member of the
Cove Cavaliers of the North
Shore, who hosted the
money raising tournament,
was one of the cight club
members taking part.

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In boys action, Peter
Harrer and Michael
Lewindon placed third and
fourth.

A total of 14 novice

fencers took part in the
* tournament.

The Cavaliers, now in
their second year of
operation are looking for

hew members of all ages and
skills.

For more information,
call George Varaljay at 929-
2800 or Sam Lewindon at
929-2548.

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bantam tournament

THE - FIRST and last
basketball match of the year
for bantam girls saw the
Howe Sound squad start

their season on a winning —

note.

The Chieftains won the
first place ribbon in Friday's
Basketball Jamboree — an
event which opened the

season but is the last set of .
‘games until January in the

new'year.

-Host West Vancouver
fielded three teams in the 12
team tourney, but. it was
Sutherland who managed to
make it to the other final
berth.

Jamboree resultsfollow:

FINAL
Howe Sound 18,

Sutherland 10.

SEMI-FINAL
Argyle 6;
Windsor 14. -

ROUND ROBIN
Howe Sound 12,
Hillside 4; Howe Sound 18,

Sentinel 15; Sutherland 24, |

WV Black 14; Carson
Graham. it,
Windsor 12, Balmoral 6;

WV Gold 36, Windsor 12;

Argyle 14, Seycove 0;
_ Argyle 10, WV Red 8;
_ Hillside 10, Sentinel 8;

Carson Graham 20, WV
Black 16; Balmoral 10, WV

‘Gold 9; WV Red 10,
Seycove 9. ;
CONSOLATION

Sentinel 15, Seycove 14;

Hillside 26, WV Red 18;

Balmoral 13, Carson
Graham 10; WV Gold 20,
WV Black 18.

Ringette
review

FROM PAGE B1

in Belle division with Loree
Bennett getting a hat trick in
a losing cause.

B.C. Debs, a combined
team of over 18's from all
associations downed
Aldergrove 5-0 with a pair of
sisters, Kathleen and Suc
Griffin each picking up two
goals.

Also’ in Belle action
Bombers lived up to their
name with a 10-1 destruction
over Langley.

Jennifer: Renaud hit for
three while Sonia Berry,

Sarah Jenkins and Sandra
Anderson all had two each
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