BS - Sunday, April 15, 1984 - North Shore News

REROUTING AND NEW BEGINNING

New look for an old marathon

THE NIKE Vancouver Inter-
national Marathon on May 6
will have a new look in 1984

Race Director, Don
Basham announced today
that the 26-mile, 38$%-yard

course through the streets of
Vancouver and Stanley Park
has undergone a major
renovanon.

The most noteable change
is the start-finish line. The

Tigers

TASOS TIGERS won the
Burnaby Soccer Tournament
this past weekend, with their
bench strength coming
through in the clutch

Tigers won their first game
11-0, their second game 6-3
Then on Sunday in the

Silver

THE B.C. Jr. Belles team
captured a silver medal last
week at the Sixth Annual Na-
tional Ringette Tournament
held in Port Coquitlam.

The girls played teams
from Nova Scotia, Alberta,
Ontario, Manitoba, Saskat-

new start line will be under
the Terry Fox Plaza at B.C.
Place Stadium while the
finish tine will be the Nor-
thwest corner of the Stadium.

Simply put, the new course
1s a Modified two loops of the
old course, '‘The new course
gets us away from the centre
of Vancouver, said
Basham, ‘“‘which= actually
meant we started and finish-
ed on a hill. The new course

will start and finish at
level, which

sea
should be a
blessing for most. par-
ticipants, who complained
about the ‘‘killer’’ finish run
up from the Hornby Street
hill, trom Beach to Davie.

The other change from the
old course 1s a smal! loop ot
the False Creek area just
after the start

Basham 1s impressed with
the new course, so much so

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final against Richmond, the
Tigers dominated, but at the
finish of the game it was 1-1
The game was decided on
corners which resulted in a
6-3 advantage for the Tigers.

Outstanding Tigers of the
tournament were Keesha
Middlemass who scored 7

for Bel

chewan and Quebec. They
had an outstanding record of
8 and 2 and were defeated in
the finals by the defending
champions from Ontario.
Six B.C. players from the
North Shore Club were V1-
vian Behrenz, Yvonne
Hunter, Katie Drew,

goals, Ismini Collias, Tara
Lack who played very strong.
Vanessa Lazaro who was also
Outstanding picking up her
SOth goal of the season, on a
brilliant header Taso’s
Tigers have their tourney this
weekend at Eagie Harbour
School.

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Michelle Lanzo, Tracy Stirl-
ing and Caulinda McLean.
North West Van was
represented by Lisa Valleau
who was nominated to the
‘tall star’’ team. The team
was coached by Ken McLean
and managed by Cathy
McKenzu of the N.S.W ©

Train with the ‘Caps

So you want to play for the
Vancouver Whitecaps?

Aspiring soccer players ag
ed 18 and over will get a
chance to do just that when

the Whitecaps hold their
first-ever open tryout camp
on April 23 at Empire

Stadium
The Whitecaps expect up
wards of a hundred trialists
for the all day sessrons
This ots something thus
ofub should have done a long

cone apo.” Said Whitecaps
head codeh Alan Hanton
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who have played a
reasonably high standard of
soccer We will be looking to
maybe take five or six from
the camp and have them train

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hours, 13 minutes, set by 1,000 entries have been
best NIKE Vancouver Australia’s Garry Henry in ceceyed so far for the race.
Marathon time. The record 1980
tor the old course was two Basham said more than Entnes closed April 6.

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