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the lower mainland.

‘The Cruisers sent a small
but. strong. group of swin-
mers led by Candace
Heinrich who won the 9-10
. girls. backstroke and placed
second in the fly, freestyle
and breast strokes. Janet
Oakes added to the Club's
success with a win in the girls
13-14 backstroke and second
in the 200 m LM. and the

Ata recent meeting of the”
Coastal: Division of ‘the B.C.

Junior Hockey League Jack

the. ‘Nor-Wes Caps of the
B.C.J.H.L. ,

The League and the
Coastal : Division . welcome
the merger of the *Pac A
Junior Hockey League which
brings two. new teams to the
B.C.J.HLL. Coastal Division,
The two teams are the
Coquitlam Comets owned by-
Sandy Michie and the
Kerrisdale Blue Hawks
under Barry Fraser.

The League also welcomes
a mew (franchise, the

_, 100 m freestyle.

with 1D chute melay foe

Coach

- The most exciting finish
was the 9-10 girls free relay
team of -Gigi Hoeller,
Colleen Buckoll, Megan
Pinfield and Candace

Heinrich who qualified

‘second but beat out North
Delta in the final. These girls
also finished 3rd im_ the
medley relay. °

’ The 15 and over girls free
relay led off by coach Agnes
Baker beat all teams to win
this event, Liz Hers, Janet
Qakes and Joanne Wilde all
., adding to the win.

Cowichan Valley Capitals
who will play out of Duncan.

- No stranger to Junior hockey

fans is Peter Scott, the
and . General
Manager. ©

. The Coastal Division is
now made up of eight teams
with returning clubs being

the Nanaimo Clippers,
Richmond - Sockeyes,
' Chilliwack

Colts, Ab-
botsford Flyers and the Nor-
Wes Caps of North Van-
couver.

There will be ao in-
terlocking league play
between the Coastal and
Interior teams this season.
The winners of each Division
will meet for the League
Championship with the
League wimner moving on to

Marlins to host meet

The North Shore Winter
Marlins will be holding one
of the largest ‘B’ level swim
mects of the summer
calendar Saturday July 26
and Sunday July 27.

Over 400 swimmers from
nine clubs on the Lower
Mainiand and Vancouver

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Island will participate in the
mect.

Keen competition § is
expected, but the North
Shore clubs, the Marlins, the
North Van Cruisers and
Squamish should enjoy their
share of success.

Action begins at 8a.m.
both Saturday and Sunday.

Centennial Cup play
representing the Province of

British Colunibia.

The Coastal Division will
play a.56 game schedule this
season, down from 66 pames

man heads junior hockey

last year. The League is very
conscious of education and
feel a lesser schedule will be
in the best interests of the
players since the majority
are either Secondary School
or University students.

Slowpitch standings

St. Alice is no longer in

sole possession of first place |
in the North Vancouver

mixed slowpitch league.

The Slugs and the
Snappers now share the lead
with St. Alice after recent
wins. The Slugs beat the
Clams 19-15 andthe
Snappers took games from
the Masterbatters and the
Clams to move from third
spot toa share of the lead.

All three teams have a 4-2
record for cight points.

Tokeland, the Master
batters and the Clams are
tied for second at six points.
However Tokeland has two
games in hand.

The Squids are all alone in
last place with a 1-6 record.

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