39 - Sunday, December 22, 1986 - North Shore News

Sports -

North Shore

skaters quality

for Western Championships

WEST Vancouver's Kim MacDonald finished with a
bronze medal in the novice men’s event at the B.C.
Figure Skating Championships held over the Dec. 6
weekend in Victoria.

The medal qualifies the 17-year-old skater to skate
in the Western Divisional Championship in Edmon-
ton, Alberta scheduled co be held at the beginning of
January.

Despite suffering a severe ankle injury aid in ob-
vious pain at the B.C. championships, MacDonald
made only two mistakes in his three-minute program

THE NORTH Shore Winter Club
Petite ‘‘A’s’’ ringette team blanked
the club's Atom B hockey team 4-0
in a Dec. 2 challenge game.

The Atoms played a great game,
but the Petites proved to be tena-
cious checkers.

In other ringette action, the
NSWC “Ruthless Ringers’? Tween
B’s scored a 4-0 victory over Delta
on Dec. 6.

Kerri Lynn Sprusten recorded
the shut-out for the Tweens, while
Jennifer Tyldesley scored a hat
trick.

Shona Mauch, in her ‘first game
since coming back from a Jeg inju-
ry, scored the fourth B’s goal.

Assistant coach Mike Campbell
said Stephani Maki made some
brilliant saves for the NSWC in the
Junior Belle ‘‘A’’ Dec. 4, 5-2 vic-
tory over PoCo.

Yvonne Harrer was a stand-out
on offence, and Lori Plezia played
well for the Belle team on defence.

The NSWC Belle A’s posted an
8-4 exhibition game victory over
North West Van Belles on Dec. 3.

Curling
seminar
offered

PEOPLE interested in learning the
sport of curling are invited to the
North Vancouver Recreation Cen-
tre Jan. 5 and 12 to attend semi-
nars offered by the North Van-
couver Recreation Centre Curling
Club.

Curling club members will be on
hand for advice, instruction and
coaching.

There will be no charge for par-
ticipants.

A special league will be set up
Mondays to accommodate begin-
ners. Half-year positions are
available in some leagues.

For further information please
call Nancy McMillan or Diane
Ready at 988-6166.

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986-6222

700 Marine Drive
North Vancouver

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which successfully included two very difficult double
axel jumps, one of these the Jast clement in the pro-
gram.

Coach Wendy Berezowsky was pleased with the
finish and is now hoping to have MacDonald on the
mend prior to his divisional debut.

MacDonald, who skates for the Park Plaza Figure
Skating Club, will be joined by clubmate Neil Pater-
son at the Edmonton divisionals.

Paterson, a two-time Canadian senior men's silver
medalist, reesived a bye in the provincial champion-
ships.

rry’s hits Glass

LAST PLACE Anvil Glass recorded a tie and a loss in recent North
Shore Intermediate Men's Recreational Hockey League play.

Led by Roland Kancek's three goals and one assist, Anvil tied
Larry’s Sports 5-5,

Rob Lervold also scored for Anvil while Hugh Cameron scored a
hat trick for Larry's.

In the team's other match, Anvil dropped a 9-1 decision to the
Friends,

1. Andrukow and Randy Ledyard cach scored twice for the Friends.
In other action, the Blazers defeated L.A. Tavern 10-2 with two
goals crediied to both Bruce Davis and Keith Tindle.

Both of L.A.'s goals were scored by Sandy McLean.

The Blazers also lost 9-5 to the Drillers in another game, while
White's Aufumotive burned D & B Auto 9-1,

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