December 21, 1983

north shore news _

Sports Desk 985-2131

BATTLE OF THE UNBEATEN

DISPLAYING BRILLIANT style and form, Neil Paterson came home with the gold from the
recent Western division figure skating championships held in Calgary. The 19 year old North
Vancoaver Court House West figure skater, shown bere, ts one of only two men in Canada,
and the only one in B.C., to complete the difficult triple axle in competition.

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INEZ LIBERTY and Colleen
Campbell led Windsor to a
§1-49 victory over Carson
Graham in the battle of the
two undefeated senior girls
basketball teams on
December 15.

By TERRY LAVENDER

Liberty scored !2 points
and Campbell had 10 in the
game, which left Windsor
with a 5-O record and Carson
with four wins and one loss.

Carson Graham had led
until about six minutes
before the end of the game,
when Windsor took over.
Linda Buchanan scored 18
points for Carson, and Katie
Ireland had 14.

The game took place on
the last day of play before the
Chnstmas break. Basketball
resumes at all levels on Tues-
day, January 3.

In an earlier Carson
Graham game, December 12

Paterson

NEIL PATERSON, in his
usual top form, skated to
first place in the Western
division figure skating
championships held tn
Calgary recently. A member
of North Vancouver’s Court
House West Figure Skating
club, the 19 year old Paterson
is one of dhly two men in
Canada and the only one in
B.C. to complete the difficult
tnple axle in) competition
The other 1s the reigning
Canadian national cham
pion, Brian Orser
Katherine and Robert
Kaatz, of the Court House
West club, were runners-up
in the novice pairs and fourth
in the novice dance event
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against Howe Sound, Linda
Buchanan scored 32 of Car-
son's 88 points, the greatest
number of points by one
player so far this season.
Kathleen Neilly scored 18 of
Carson’s points in that
match. Howe Sound could
only muster 30 points.

Other recent senior girls
results: Carson Graham 74,

Handsworth 29 (CG:
Buchanan — 25, WHeather
Stepanick — 12); West Van-

couver 27, Howe Sound 17;
Sentinel $1, Argyle 39 (Sent:
Barb Schwab — 20, Karen
Colbow — 14; Arg: Sonja
Mellis — 10), Seycove 51,
Sutherland 50 (Sey: Missy
Stone — 16; Suth: Ila Doyle
— 14), Sentinel 56, Howe
Sound 37 (Sent: Sylvia
Apostolidis — 16: HS: Shelly
Rivett — 30); Hill 54, Suth 28
(Hill: Simmone Gould — 12;

Karla Campbell — 12); WV
46, Hand 45 (WV: Debbie
MacQueen — 21. Hand.

SECTION

Windsor Dukes edge out Carson

Elaine Prescott — 21).

Junior Girls: St. Thomas
Aquinas (STA) 26, Argyle
24; Sutherland 22, Windsor
21; West Vancouver 72, Car-
son Graham 11; Balmoral 31,
Sutherland 25; Argyle 33,
Handsworth 13; WV 29, STA
28; Windsor 32, Hillside 30.

West Van leads the junior
division with a 4-0 record. St.
Thomas Aquinas ts second at
3-1.

Juvenile: Hillside leads the
league with a 4-0 record. Re-
cent action: Arg 22, Sey 12;
Suth 31, Wsr 28; Hill 23, Sent
21; WV 65, CG 26; Bal 28,
Sent 22; Hill 33, WV 19.
Intermediate Boys: Games
have been very close so far in
the season, and the standings
reflect that, with Hillside in
first with a 3-0 record,
followed by West Vancouver
at 3-1, Howe Sound at 2-1
and St. Thomas Aquinas at
2-2. Recent games: HS 66,

CONTINUED ON PAGE B3

in top form

are now eligible to compete in
the Canadian figure skating
championships in their
respective divisions to be held

in Regina, January 8-15

For further information
call: Court House West Rac-
quet club - 986 3416

Merry
Christmas!

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