42 — Wednesday, May 20, 1998 — North Shore News
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DROP-IN EVENINGS
The West Vancouver Pa
and Reereztion Departmen
offering an adule drop-in
sports program on Monday
nights at Rockridge Middle
School.

Participants can choose
from volleyball or baskerball.

y sports pro-

gram runs through June 15
and takes place between 8
and 10 p.m.

The drop-in fee is $5 per
person.

Call 925-7270 for more
details.

SOCCER... West Vancouver
Soccer Club handed our
awards at its annual general

~ =wneeting Wednesday night.

In total, 50 players were
named Player of the Year for
their respective teams.

Male winners included
(team: name in brackets):

Nick Neascu (U-19 Silver
West Van. Arsenal); Jonathan
Barr (U-127 Silver West Van
Hawks); Mike Fenn (U-15
Gold West Van Spuraways);
Mark Sutherland (U-15 West
Van Celtics); Sam Clinock
(U-14 Bronze West Van
Wildcats); Robert
McLoughlin (U-14 Goid
West Van Spuraways); Chris
Perrin (U-13 Silver West Van
Prowlers); Brandon Speight
(U-33 Bronze West Van
Saints); Matthew Jewell (U-
13 Bronze West Van Rangers);
Tivohn Cox (U-13 Silver

«West Van Prowlers); Tony

Hajdu (U-13 Silver West Van
Strikers); Tom Effiorr (U-13
Gold Wese Van Spuraways);
Owen Parsonage (U-12
Bronze West Van Devils); Sam
Latif (U-12 Bronze West Van
Devils); David Laird (U-12
Silver West Van Hurricanes);
Rory Webb (U-11 West Van
Lightning), Nicholas Kent
(U-11 West Van Rockets);
Travis McPherson (U-11
West Van Grizzlies).

(A list of female players of
the year appeared Sunday, May
17).

— Andrew McCredie

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Roof Rails and much more

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

Ravens claw Barons

BALMORAL'S Jacqui Brubacher (right) controls the ball as Rockridge’s Lauren
Karst keeps a close guard during junior soccer action at Boulevard Park. West
Vancouver's Rocridge won the North Shore league game 6-0.

Sydor picks up a bronze

A broken chain may
have slowed Alison
Sydor down, but it
didn’t prevent her
from winning the
bronze medal at a
World Cup mountain
bike race in
Piymouth, England
on Saturday.

The 3l-year-old  three-
time world champion threw
her bike over her shoulder
and ran the remaini

yards to cross the finish fine
in third place. France's
Laurence Boucher won che
race followed by Norway's
Gunn-Rira Dahl in second
place.

Sydor's third place result
kepr the North Vancouver
resident atop the women’s
World Cup standings as the
series moves from Europe to
North America.

The next World Cup race
is in early July in Canmore,
Alberta, followed by a race
in Conyers, Georg

In the men’s cross-coun-
try race Plymouth fast
weekend, Victoria's Andreas
Hestler was the top
Canadian.

He finished 27th.

After a disappointing sea-

purpose on the trails.

The injuries that plagued
the Volvo /Cannondale
team rider last vear have
not resurfaced so far this
season.

— Andrew McCredie

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JULY & AUGUST - SUMMER CAMPS 1998
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The No. 1 soccer school in B.C. is proud to announce their
1998 Summer Program. After 20 successful years, our camps
now stretch from Chilliwack to Whistler, Okanagan to Kamloops.

The main objective of =.“ program is to show each player how to fully
enjoy the game throz.2h an exciting, enjoyable soccer environment.
We instruct boys and girls on how to improve their individual
soccer skills, tear play and tactical understanding of the game.

Our camps are designed for the beginner to the experienced.

PLEASE REGISTER EARLY AS LIMITED SPACE IS AVAILABLE
YEAR ROUND PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE FROM SEPT'98 - JUNE °99

EACH PARTICIPANT RECEIVES -

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