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PETER TWOHIG carefully chooses a bowling bail that will
give him a lucky strike during a fun-filled morning of bow!-
ing last Saturday at North Shore Bowling Lanes during the
annual Special Olympics’ Bowl-A-Thon,

Cager all-stars cream
—of North Shore crop

BOYS

IST TEAN

Dan Crepnjak. post, Gr. 12,
Carson Graham.

Dave Kristensen, post. Gr. 12.
Argyle.

Minko Kulic. forward, Gr.
Windsor.

Brent Molinski, post, Gr.
Windsor.

Jamie Oeil. guard, Gr.
Windsor.

Jeff Sharma, guard. Gr.
Handsworth,

2ND TEAM

Craig Baber. guard, Gr.
Argyle.

Mike Bartos, post. Gr. 11. St.
Thomas Aquinas.

Dave Campbell. guard, Gr.
Carson Graham.

Tim Englebert. guard. Gr.
West Vancouver,

dake Marchant. guard, Gr.
Sutherland,

Rob Meier,
Sentinel.

post, Gr.

GIRLS
IST TEAM

Julie Harris, forward. Gr.
Sentinel.

Mandy Henderson. guard, Gr.
12, Carson Graham.

Jamie Mackey. guard, Gr. 12.
St. Thomas Aquinas.

Janet MeLachaln, post, Gr. Ut.
Collingwood.

J.R. Payne, guard. Gr U1,
Windsor.

Chelsea Barker, guard. Gr.
Argyle.

Stacy Dupuis. forward, Gr.
St. Thomas Aquinas.

Cyndi Sellars, forward, Gr.
Seycove,

Lindsay Sidwell, forward,
11, Windsor. .

Erica Weimer. forward, Cir.
Sutherland,

HONOURABLE MENTION

Alexis Walton, forward, Gr. Lf,
Handsworth,

The following are the games
Windsor’s senior boys’ basketball
team played during the triple-A
provincial tournament last week at
the PNE Agrodome. The Dukes’
top scorer for the game is in brack-
ets.

First round: Windsor 65, Pitt
Meadows 57 (Minko Kulic, 185.

Quarter-finals: Windsor 65,
Maple Ridge 60 (Brent Molinski.
22).

Semi-finals: Richmond 86,
Windsor $3 (Minko Kulie, 27).

Consolation: Carihi (Campbell
River) 92, Windsor 64 (Brent
Molinski, 16 points).

Windsor finisbed fourth overall,

Duke centre Brent Molinski
Was Ramed to he lournament see-
ond all-star squad.

Wednesday, March 23, 1994 - North Shore News - 24

and fair ice time for all

PO YOU ensure thar sour plivers
recerves equal ef fair tge Hime |

AT plasers deserve equa and
rairice Ginie during games and prac:
tices Players plas for fun ind
would rather get equat and fair ive
time on a iosing (eam than siten tie
bench of a winning one. ‘

As aecoach. vou have a respansi-
bility to encourage players to he the
best they can be, and provide equal
opportunities for then: to devefop
self-esteem and sport skills.

When vou play your talented
athletes more often, vou make other
players feel less important and deny

Nor valid
with any other
Promotion,

OPEN PLAY

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FREE BAG OF CHIPS

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March 23-27/94

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them the chiumee to improve their
skills,

Hovkev san excellent vehicle to
make plavers feed Salued and expe
Preney Suc USS,

Here are somes Hons from
ihe Canadian Amateur Hockey
Assocaidon (OM EAL
“expose all players lo speckal situa.
tious power putys. penalty killing).
Expericneing both success and fail-

ure in these situations is part of

sport

* provide phiyers opportunities to
assume leadership roles by allowing
wl to be a captain of an assistant

during the season:
‘ohen planning practices, ensure
that all players are abways active
during every drill and avoid: games
involving chinination.
Noone lara ansihing by stand:
ing around:
cdf players, purents or support staff
resist vour efforts to provide equal
ice time. remind them to keep the
game in perspective. Phiyers play
for fun, fitness, and to develop life
skills as well as hockey skills,
Winning games can be fun but
not when it deprives players of
equal and fair ice time.

MOVING SALE

EVERYTHING MUST
GO!

Leather Wallets, Handbags, Agendas,
Business Cases, Luggage, Belts,
Jewellery, Gloves.

LAST DAY

WEDNESDAY MARCH 30th

ohmstome’s still needs help to move

an over shipment of barbecues.
FINAL WEEKEND! SOME BARBECUES

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sweweah, 4, WILL BE DRASTICALLY REDUCED.

By Ga,

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