33 - Sunday, October 18, 1987 ~ North Shore News

SRS EEE SEES SEER SII

Royals, Pipers battle for field hockey first

THE CONTRASTS between the — representative in the 16-team B.C. being fullback Erica Morse, most Michiko Kariya, first-year player several Grade 9s who made the
Handswerth Royals’ and Argyle “AA tournament in’ Burnaby — of whom have played since Grade Darlene Maloney, who has taken team,
Pipers’ senior girls’ field hockey November 5-7. 8 Goalkeeper Laura) Knowles, Coach Davies’ old right fullback Hillside, coached by Karen
teams, on paper, can be summed The experience factor shows up — centre half Nina Jacobsen end cen- position, and centre Seana Binns. Carlson, and Sentinel both had t-
up in the word ‘‘experience™’. comparisons of the coaching, age ue forward Tammy Lawrence have Right inner Tania Brunes is in 4-2. won-lost-tied reeords in the
On the field, however, Hand- — of the players and playing time. played in the B.C. champianships Grade 12, but is only in her second = V&D tourney this week.
sworth and Argyle have identical Handsworth coach John Geeling with Handsworth the pase two year playing. Halfbacks Yvonne Couch Bruce Hodgson’s Seycove
5-0 win-loss records in league play, has coached at Handsworth for 20 years. Loewen and Jennifer Adair anc team has been beset by injuries but
They meet tomorrow at 3:45 at years. Argyle coach Janine Davies, Then there's fullback Marni fullback Laura Haack are in Grade Melanie Dekker and Lee Anne
Hugo Ray Park in a game that will who played for the Pipers last) Heed aad forwards Leslie Calder, 12 and would be the veterans of Reed, Grade 1! halfbacks, are now
decide first place in the standings year, is in her first’ year of Jodi Milkovich and Tania Cher- the Argyle team. back and that may make a big dif-
of the eight-school league. coaching while auending Capilano nov, all experienced players, Handsworth and Argyle showed = ference. Keiko Suzuki and
When they meet again in the College. Half of Argyle’s team are Grade well in the 16-team Vancouver & Michelle Woods are other key
playoffs the following week, it will The Royals are virtually all 9 & 10s, including goalkeeper District’ tnvitational Tournament players.
be to determine the North Shore’s Grade 12s, the notable exception Morgan Camley, left winger this week. The Royals had three West Van, under coaches Tina

HIGH SCHOOL SCORESOARD: SEE PAGE 34

wins and a tic against Vancouver's Fox and Jackie Williams, have
four best teams. Argyle won one, goalie problems which are resulting
lost one and tied two in games ver- jg Williams, a Grade 12 student,
sus the same teams. putting on the pads. She has been
Howe Sound Sounders, third in playing centre forward for four
the North Shore circuit at the — years,
moment, appear to be the best of
the five '‘A"’ schools in the league.
Coach Shirley DeCook has three
players who have played on the
senior team since Grade 8: centre
half Robyn Raymond and
fullbacks Patti Gray and Stephanie

Kurz.
Carson Graham Eagles (‘‘AA*’) DISCOUNT GOLF

are coached by Kathleen Barter & TENNIS
and Darren Chalmers. They are led

by five Grade 12s, halfbacks Deb- TURNTEC

bie Lisle and Lara, Reckett_-'*~<- - f mG
swith forwards Stephanie "Pink: ~ “Quantum”

Christina Janits and Lonnie Pro- 4 , Walking Shoe
use. A
Hillside and Sentinel wil! likely
be battling Howe Sound for berths
in the B.C. ‘‘A” championships to
be held October 29-31 in Agassiz.
Doreen Bulowski, who has
coached field hockey at Sentinel
since 1973, relies on scoring from
*¢{ forwards Nancy Ford, Barbie
ae ees oe Snider and Lilliana DeCotiis, the
photo Tom Burlsy : * Sots:
THE B.C. Under 23 rugby team warms up with the Vancouver Under 23 team at a recent match at Klahanie Paste itnck Alnee Mult and aa
Park in North Vancouver. The game was in preparation for a match against 1 New Zealand team. play of Violet Speck who is one of

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