“NEWS photo Nei? Lucente

SUTHERLAND'’S DOUG Nelson is on the atiack against Sentinel defender Dan Sebal (number 22) in senior

boys voiicyball action. When the dust settled Sentinel recovered from a two game deficit, winning three
| games to Sutherland's two (13-15, 8-15, 15-5, 15-2, 15-8).

| -JUNIOR HOCKEY
Bluehawks douse Flames

IN A scrappy, loosely-played West
Coast Junicr Hockey League game
Thursday at Kensington Arena, the
North Shore Winter Club Flames
were unable to recover from a
four-goal first period deficit and
succumbed 6-2 to the Burnaby
Bluehawks.

It didn’: take long for the
Flames to find out what kind of a
night it was going to be as the
Rluehawks scored from the open-
ing face-off, just five seconds into
the game.

And it didn’t get any better. Six
minutes later, the Bluehawks add-
ed another marker to make it 2-0,
then added power-play goals at
15:14 and 17:26 to sport a 4-0 lead
heading into the second period.

The Flames hit the scoreboard
42 seconds into the second period
when Kevin Buhr deflected John
Ridd’s shot from the point to
make it 4-1.

But with only seven seconds re-
maining in the period, the
Bluehawks scored to regain its
four-goal margin.

At 1:25 of the third) stanza,
Kevin Alexander finished off a
three-way combination from Dave
Atkinson and Jason Loewen to cut
the Bluehawks’ lead to 5-2.

The Bluehawks added their final
goal of the game at 3:46 of the
third period for the 6-2 victory.

Over the three periods the shots
on goal were even at 31 apiece.

The Flames’ next game is Satur-
day, Nov. 18 at 9 p.m. at the
Winter Club, when they host the
Grandview Steelers.

NV bowler contending for provincials

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Dick
Borgensirom will be one of 84
B.C. bowlers vying for two posi-
tions at the Labawu’s Lite Champi-
onships Five Pin Bowling Series on
CBC Sports Weckead.

From the North Shore Sports

Bowl, Borgenstrom and the other
competitors will bow! 10 games on
Nov. 18 at Scottsdale Lanes in
Surrey.

The iop [8 players will play five
additional games from which the

top two will be chosen to advance
to the bowling television show in
January and February.

At stake there is a prize pool of
$43,000 with the final winner
receiving a purse of $25,000.

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NOY. 16-19-The North Vancouver
Skating Club will be representing
the North Shore at the 1989 B.C.
Coast Regional Championships at
the Coquitlam Recreation Centre.
Skaters to watch for from the
North Vancouver club: Sarah
Akester, Rita Fenn and Danielle
Gardner (pre-preliminary, nine-
under); Nicki Tarjany (pre-
preliminary, I!-under); Denby
Greenslade (preliminary, 10-
under); Casey Solecki (intermedi-
ate); Kirsty Robertson (juvenile,
12-over); Kendra Greenslade (ju-
venile, t]-under).

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NOV. 19-The North Shore Special
Olympics will be hosting its Fifth
Annual Swim Meet at William

Griffin Community Centre pool
from 1:30-3:30 p.m.

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administrators. Featuring Cana-
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clinic inciudes field and classroom
demonstrations. Held at SFU, the
clinic costs $10. For pre-registra-
tion call the B.C. Soccer Associa-
tion headquarters at 299-6401.

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DFC, 27-30-The Annual Fred Page
Midget AAA hockey tournament
will be at the North Shore Winter
Club with teams from across
Canada and the U.S.

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