14 - Wednesday, January 11, 1989 — North Shore News Seymour swimmer breaks record PATRICIA GILMORE of North Vancouver's Seymour Rapids masters swim team triumphed at the World's Masters swimming championship in Brisbane Australia recently, breaking three world records in the 109 and 200-metre backstroke and the 200-metre in- dividual medley. Gilmore also placed first in the 50-metre backstroke and second in the 100-metre hutter:ly and the 400-metre individual medley. Over 4200 athietes from more than 20 nations took part in the event which also included water poto, diving and synchronized swimming. Peter Craise and David Fletcher of the North Vancouver con- tingent finished in the top ten in a number of swimming categories,inclading breaststroke, butterfly and individual mediey. Hawks soar to hockey gold THE BURNABY Hawks triumphed over the North Shore Winter Clab hockey team beating them 5-4 at the recent 26th annua! Fred Page Midget AAA hockey tournament. The four-day event hosted by the NSWC also saw Victoria defeating Richmond 6-1 to win the B side and Vernon narrowly beating Nanaimo 4-3 in overtime to win the C side. Participants were from around the Lower Mainland and from as far sway as Prince George, Kelowna, Nanaimo and Portland, Ore. Local in ice show spotlight NORTH VANCOUVER’S Sylvia Froescher didn’t expect to de in the spotlight when she returned home for a recent Ice Capades West Coast tour. | Two mouths before the Ice Capades arrived in Vancouver, the 23-year-old was told she had a feature spot in one of the perfor- mances. “it was a real chaliemge,’’ said Froescker who joined the Ice Capades four years ago. former ctedert of Carson Greham clementary school, Frocacincr tras a samples skater at the North shore Winter Chat onli at Court House West. This. year she travels with the Ice Capades to Edmonton, Calgary, Wimuigeg and Saskatckewan. Tke West Coast Tour in- clades Los Angeles, San Diego auc Hawaii. Co-ed voileyball offered in NV LONSDALE RECCENTRE kas az extensive co-ed volcyball pre- gram for all leveis of players. The program offers imsiractionsl classes, drop-is play and a registra! orgarizationa! mozting will be heid 22 the recCenire om Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. AH team capteln: and individuals should attead. Classes bezin Jan. 16. Dircp-is votizyball begies Jar. 10, 11 and 12. One day instructional clieics wil be beid om Feb. 3 nad 17 with cuphants ve spetiie shite. Fer farther information on the program, call Lonsdale recCentre at 988-6166. For registration, call 987-PLAY. Trout Lake team drained THE NORTH Shore Neighbourhood House defeated Trout Lake 20-18 recently in local hockey action. The team traifed ali three periods by two goals until the tast few minutes of the game. Quick goal tending by Tom Ridgewell and powerful shooting by Eric Zapemmick helped the team squeat: by Trout Lake tn the last ten minates of te game. The Zepernick combo gccounted for 14 of the 20 goals scored by the neighborhood house while Paul Marchsiut added another five goals for the victory. SPORTS Whalers douse NSWC Flames THE NSWC Flames got the 1989 portion of their West Coast Junior Hockey League schedule off to an inauspicious start as they suffered an embarrassing 10-0 defeat at the hands of the Whalers Jan. 6 at White Rock and got bounced 7-3 by Burneby Bluehawks on home ice Jan. 7. The two losses extended the Fiames’ losing streak to four games and put a lot of pressure on their hopes of finishing in the run- ning for a play-off spot. On Friday at White Rock the Whalers led 2-0 after one period and then added four more goals in both the second and third periods for the 10-0 final. Goaltending duties were shared by Gary Knight and Kevin Rad- bourne but neither received much support as the Whalers outshot the Flames 50-39. At the Winter Cub on Saturday, the Bluehawks hit the scoreboard just 29 seconds into the game and then added another just over a minute later to take a 2-0 lead. The Flames replied with two quick power-play goals — the first at 11:37 by Mike Lofius from Wade Bartok and Andrew Wilson, and then another exactly a minute later by Wilson from Scott Gordon and John Cox. But the Bluehawks took com- mand of the game closing out the period with two power-play goals of their own at 13:59 and 15:27, folluwed by a goal at 16:45 with the ta.ums at even strength for a 5-2 lead «fter one. F-arnaby accounted for the only goal of the second period to stretch their lead to 6-2. The Flames made it 6-3 two minutes into the third period on a goal by Wilson from Gordon. But that would be all for the Flames. Burnaby shut the Flames down for the remainder of the period and added their final goal of the game midway through the period for the 7-3 final. 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