21 - Wednesday, February 3, 1988 North Shore News

RINGETTE

Tigers
win, lose

THE PETITE ‘B’ Tigers notched
up a win and a Joss in North West
Vancouver Ringette action recent-
ly.

The first game saw the Tigers go
to a 10-8 victory over Surrey, with
Christine Campbell scoring her
first. goal with a game-winning
shot. A hat trick by Alison Boyd
helped the team with its strong
win.

The second game saw them lose
8-5, despite a strong defensive ef-
fort by Erin Williams and goalie
Katle Emmings, who stopped 31
shots,

The Belle Blades defeated the
Poco Debs 5-2, with Erin Sackney
in goal for the first time. Nicole
Miller had two goals and one assist
in the healthy win.

Other action saw the Petite ‘A’
Lions receive their second loss of
the season by going down 9-7
against Aldergrove. Hat tricks by
Kim McNeill and Michelle Keast,
good defence by Carrie McKellar,
Darcy Berringer and top goaiten-
ding by Kerri Jesson made for a
close game.

Hockey two-step

PRACTISING THEIR skating skills at the North Van-
couver Recreation Centre rink are members of a local
midget hockey team. Alternating feet, their one-legged
skating exercise helps them with their game and readies
them for play.

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