SECTION north shor entertainment ¢ automotive Tel. 980-0511 THERE WAS PLENTY of action at Carson Graham last weekend as a total of 363 wrestlers from 63 secondary schools across the province competed for the B.C. title. Templeton took the crown as top school at the competition. (Terry Peters photo) * a + i ih Autos fail U.S. occupant safety tests: p. B Strategy backfired The West Van Rockets gave it everything they had but it wasn’t good enough to upset the still un- defeated Maple Ridge Chiefs as the two teams battled to a 6-6 draw in the Metro League’s total point round robin playoff action Sunday at West Van Arena. It was a game reminiscent of last year’s classic playoff final between the two teams featunng wide open end-to- end action for the entire three periods. The Rockets got off to a flying start as some aggressive forechecking paid off for Jeff Durrant and Dan Corrigan as the two com- bined for a short-handed goal just three and a haif minutes into the opening period. But the Chiefs came Vaacouve! Players present con 4 me ann of the 308208 b vu" by Bo The Studio Presentanion 4 Chesterfield. March 13 Rockets battle Chiefs to draw right back to even the score at 1-1 ten seconds before the Rocket penalty expired. Twelve minutes into the period the Chiefs pulled ahead 2-1 but the Rockets countered just over a minute later as Craig Harman one- timed a Steve Stuart pass, to leave the teams deadlocked 2-2 at the end of one. Both teams scored once in the second period, Maple Ridge going ahead 3-2 at 1:55 of the period and Durrant countering with his second goal of the game from Corrigan at 7:23 to leave the two teams tied 3-3 heading into the final frame. The Chiefs threatened to break the game open early in the third. pulling ahead 5-3 by the 1:13 mark on two quick goals - the first one coming with only 23 seconds gone in the period. But only fourteen seconds CONTINUED ON PAGE B2 Siaddo o Chesterfic : (9go-4011) PS 18 DEAD ‘co -ane Club 7 Seymour cowBoyv (featuring TO* ccomedy) OP Senge