B8 - Wednesday, March 30, 1983 - North Shore News

THREE DAY EVENT DRAWS 19 TEAMS

North Shore takes two B.C. ringette titles

By LUANNE GRIFFIN

The 1983 ringette season
on the North Shore came to
an exciting finish this week-
end with the 8th annual
provincial “A” Cham-
pionship Tournament.

Nineteen teams from the
North Shore, Port
Coquitlam, Langley and
Aldergrove participated in
the four divisions, Petites
(under 10), Tweens (11-12),
Jr. Belles (13-14), and Belles,
(15-17).

The three day

event,

hosted by the North ,Shore
Winter Club consisted of a
series of round robins with
the two top teams in each
division competing in the
final games Sunday evening.
The first final saw the
NSWC Petites and Langley
Petites meet in a match that
see-sawed back and forth
until, with 36 seconds left in
the game, NSWC’s Christine
Campbell scored the 3rd
goal of her hat trick to put
her team ahead 6-5 and win
the MVP award. Kim
Mclean scored 2 and Laurie
MacKenzie scored a single.

scored 1,

In Tween action, Poco
squeaked by Aldergrove 5-4
in another close game.

The Jr. Belle final saw the
NSWC team, meet N.W.
Van's Optimist Garfield’s
Pussycats in a game that had
the screaming fans “hanging
on the ropes” from begin-
ning to end. At the end of
the first period, NSWC was
ahead 2-f, bu the Pussycats
came back in the second
period, scoring 4 goals to
NSWC’'s 1, giving the
Pussycats the win at 5-3. For
NSWC, Lisa MacCallum
and Michelle

NS coach ‘recognized’

Eight Canadian swim
clubs will share $88,000 from
the Labatt’s Olympic
Coaches Recognition Pro-
gram. ,

Cheques for $114,000 each
will be presented to the head
coaches of the clubs, which
qualified for the payments
because of the success their
swimmers have achieved in
top level national and inter-
national competition.

The head coaches involv-
ed are: Clifford Barry of Kit-
chener, Ontario (Region of
Waterloo SC): Paul
Meronen of Scarborough,
Ontario (Ajax Aquatic
Club); Dave Johnson of Ed-
monton, Alberta (Keyano
SC); Jeno Tihanyi of Sud-

bury, Ontario (Laurentian
University SC): Tom
Johnson of North Van-

couver, B.C. (Canadian
Dolphin SC, Vancouver):
Duane Jones of Ottawa, On-

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Swimmers who have con-
tributed to the program
through their success in the
water include Victor Davis
of Waterloo, who set a world
record in the 200 metre
breaststroke last August.
and Alex Baumann of Sud-
bury. world record holder in
the 200 metre individual

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medley.
Others include Miké West
of Waterloo (five Canadian
titles); Jennifer Campbell of
Sudbury (ten national titles);
Cheryl Gibson, Peter
Szmidt, and Cameron Henn-

‘ing of Edmonton, Anne Ot-

tenbrite of Ajax, Kathy Bald
of Nepean, Tom Ponting and
Jeff Sheehan of Calgary, and
Wade Flemmons of Van-
couver (all internationally
ranked).

Since the winter of 1981,
all swimmers involved in the
club coaching program
directed by the eight
coaches named have col-
lected over 200 national
medals, in addition to those
won in the Commonwealth
Games last year, which
totalled 20, including nine
golds, and the World
Championships in August,
which numbered four, in-
cluding one gold.

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Lanzo 2, plus the MVP for
her team. For the Pussycats,
Sharon Rolf scored 1, Laurie
Gniffin scored 2, including
the winning goal, and
Allison Bennett also scored 2
and won the MVP.

Poco met Aldergrove
again in the Belle Division

ice in a colorful Opening
Ceremony Saturday mor-
ning. A brief appearance by

injured Canuck player Lars
Molin prompted excited
screams from all the girls.

Dr. James M. Hayward
FAMILY PHYSICIAN

final with Aldergrove . . . .
winning 6-4. Wishes to announce the opening of his office in
Tournament Chairman the location previously occupied by

Cathy MacKenzie welcomed
Mayors Jack Loucks and
Marilyn Baker along with
NSWC_ president Dave
Radboume, as Brian Hunter
piped all the teams on to the

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