B2- Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - North Shore News

HIGH SCHOOL ROUND UP

Sutherland,W.Van
ranked in top 10

SUTHERLAND came fifth
in the senior girls AA provin-
cial championship volleyball!
tourney held at UBC last
weekend, while West Van-
couver came eighth.

Sutherland finished with a
5-4 record; defeating North
Delta, Prince of Wales, West
Van, Vanier and Highland,
and losing to New
Westminster, Mission, Ver-
non and the eventual cham-
pions, Mt. Douglas College.
West Van had a 3-6 record.

Two Sutherland players
were chosen for the second
all star team — Lisa
Cepeliauskas and Liza
Snoeck. One West Van girl
made it onto the second all
star team — Jocey Ford.

Sutherland had better luck
winning the Vancouver and
District final 3 games to 1
over New Westminster a few
days before.

In other Vancouver and
District finals, Sentinel won

the junior championship in a
round-robin tournament with
3.N. Burnett from Richmond
and New Westminster.
Sutherland beat New
Westminster for the juvenile
title, 2 games to 1; and Sen-
tinel made it a clean sweep
for the North Shore by
beating out New West and
Cambie for the bantam title.

RUGBY

Hillside came from behind
to defeat Alpha 34-16 in the
Vancouver and District ban-
tam rugby final. Alpha had
been leading 16-4 at one
point before the North Shore
school came back. Hillside
scored 22 unanswered points
in the second half; led by Ken
Campbell with 3 tries, Jason
de Wolf with 2 and lan Jones
and Glen Johnson with 1 try
each. Johnson also scored
three converts.

BADMINTON
Sentinel made it six years

Pee Wees win ¢

NORTH VANCOUVER
London Drugs PeeWee B’s
turned in a strong team per-
formance on Sunday
defeating Hollyburn 9-1. A
solid close checking effort by
Sean Murphy and sound goal
tending by Craig Bolen, kept
Hollyburn to one goal scored
by Tim Kehler late in the se-
cond period.

North Vancouver’s scoring
punch was led by Arden
Fowler and Sonny Auld (4
points each), lan Cook,

Bryan Nikkel and Aaron
Vornbroch adding 2 points
each. Defence players James
Storey and Brian Hamilton
added a goal each.

The North Vancouver
PeeWee B’s record now
stands at five wins, two losses
and two ties.

Their next home game is
against a tough Ridge
Meadows team on Sunday,
December 4 at 11:45 am. at
the North Van. Recreation
Centre.

Flames lead

NORTH SHORE Winter
Club split a pair of games tast
week losing 5-4 1n Ladner,
Friday night.

They bounced back to win
4-1 in an imporant game at
home Saturday night against
second place Delta Saints.

The win gives the Flames
some breathing room at the
top with a six pomt bulge on
the Saints

Flames record is now 12
wins, three losses.

Scoring in the losing cause
biiday mght was Paul ladcy,
Steve Corcoran, © ary Manns
and Jim Wilson

Scoring on Saturday oighe
was handled by Dave Clatkc,
Jim Wilson, Steve © orcoran

and Paul Tadey.

Next game for the Flames
is against Chilliwack on
Saturday, December 3, a1
8:45 p.m. atthe Winter Club

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in a row as the school
successfully defended its
senior mixed Vancouver and
District badminton title at

R.C. Palmer School in
Richmond.
However, Sentinel only

finished third at the junior
level, despite being the defen-

ding champs there.

In the senior tournament,
Sentinet dominated the play,
scoring 34 points compared
to second place Burnaby
South’s 6. Handsworth and
Hillside each had 4 points.

With the victory Sentinel
qualifies for the B.C.
championships. But they’ll
get a rest before trying to
become the best in the pro-
vince — that event doesn’t
take place until March 30 and
31, 1984 in Nanaimo.

In the junior tournament
Sentinel finished with 8
points, while Argyle was
fourth with 4 points. Two
Richmond schools, Cambie

and J.N. Burnett, tied for
first.

Individual results: senior
girls singles — Michelle
Wong, Sent (ist); Cindy
Wotherspoon, Sent (2nd);
Lisa Cullen, Hill (3rd).

Senior boys singles — Bob
Wai, Sent (1); Kwok Lau,
Sent (2); Ron Yue, Hand (3).
Senior mixed doubles —
Michelle Wong and Bob Wai,
Sent (1); Wotherspoon and
Lau, Sent (2); Cullen and
Mike Van Olm, Hill (3).
Senior boys doubles — An-
drew Rowbotham and
Spenser Butt, Sent (2). Senior
girls doubles — Dawn Cheng
and Jessica Ma, Sent. (1);
Audrey Chang, Su-Bin Kuah,

Sent (3).

Junior girls singles —
Denise Wong, Sent (1);
Megan Sterling, Hand (2).
Mixed doubles — Kristine

Edwards, Paolo Cinque, Arg
(2); Denise Wong and Nier
Shapiro, Sent (3).

This weekend, over 170 Esso retailers in 82 B.C
communities will donate a cent a litre for every
litre of gas pumped during the Timmy's
Christmas Telethon for crippled children

Impenal Oil will match the donaton penny
for penny to make a total of 2 cents per litre
that’s 9 cents a gallon!

Vancouver Canuck players will be helping

Coach House
bests Goofy’s

COACH HOUSE enjoyed its
biggest victory of the season
by defeating Goofy’s Place
3-1, in their North Shore

Senior Soccer Association
game. Mark Haston scored
the hat trick for Coach

House while Dan Calli
replied for Goofys. The win
moved Coach House out of
the cellar of the Seymour
Division.

Pegasus Old Boys moved
their record to .500 by
beating Trev Jones Ex-
cavating 4-1. Goal scorers for
Pegasus were Tom Evans,
Dave Mezmer and Doug
Baker with a pair. Gerry
Parkinson scored the lone
goal for the Trev Jones side.

North Shore Barbarians
led by goal scorers Drew Fin-
nerty, Neil Barkley and Rob
Harte ran past Fast Eddies
3-0. The win leaves the much
improved Barbarians resting
comfortably at the top of the
Capilano Division standings.

Scandicraft who has led
the Seymour Division since
the start of the season posted
their seventh win with a 1-0
score over the Lynnwood
Hotel. Mike Roden scored

the only goal of the game
with five minutes remaining.

Rive Bros. Landscaping
rolled over Pioneer Grain
Dust 4-1. The victory moved
Rive Bros. back into second
place in the Seymour Divi-
sion. Centre forward Brian
Acaster posted a pair of goals
while Jack Adams and Brad
Wick added singles.

North Shore Chiefs and
Attalos fought to a 1-1 tie.
The tie leaves both teams in
the middle of their respective
divisions.

The first annual All-Star
game will be played Sunday
December 4 at Mahon Park
at 1:00 p.m.

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