Senior basketball

The North Shore Senior
Boys Hoop — schedule
resumed this week. For most
of the teams, the following
month and a half of games
will be devoted to playing
league scheduled games.
Many of the coaches felt that
playing a strong exhibition
schedule prior to the
Christmas break would allow
their younger ball players to
gain the experience
necessary in hopes of
vaulting them into the Howe
Sound Championships.
However, despite the small
number of league games that
have been played to date,
the Teagué is beginning to
show signs of the teams who
will likely be in contention
for the NUMber one spot at
seasons end.

Sentinel’s No. | ranking
has held up to date as they
are now sporting a four win,
no loss record. This past
week they entertained both
Hillside and Handsworth on
their home court. The home
court advantage proved to
much for the opposition to
over come. In the first game
Senunel defeated Hillside by
a lopsided score of 113 to 68.
In the first half Sentinel
incorporating a full court
press, built up a 16 point
margin as they headed to the
dressing room. Beginning
the second half with a 54-38
lead the Spartans rattled off
another 20 points by the four

minute mark to take a
commanding 74-44 lead.
Vince Dong, and Axel

Chnistiansen led all scores
with 26 points apiece. while

Hillside’s Chris Wilson
netted 22 points.
Sentinel Spartan coach

Ken Sherk commenting after
the game stated: “We played
a strong game tonight,
however the final score was
no reflection on Hillside's
abilitues. They were missing
their top rebounder in Mike
Andrege and during the
game lost a starting guard
Jason Troll, to a back injyury
We play them again next
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gym. They will be a much
better ball team than what
they showed us tonite.”

On Friday night’ the
Handsworth Royals invaded
the Spartan'’s gymnasium.
The Royals came to play ball
and up until half-time the
Royals were very much in
control of the game. In-
corporating strong defensive
play combined with the
outside shooting of Craig
Pedersen and Andrew Parr
the Royals went to the
dressing room with a 36-32
half time lead. To start the
second half the Spartan’s
came out with a vengeance

Stated:
the composure of my grade
ten guards Colin Bennett and
David Bustos. We got in
trouble with the loss of
Lodgins and the guards play
combined with excellent
boarding by George McKay
and Mark Osborne enabled
us to secure the victory”.
Top scorers in the game
were Dave Lodgins with 23
points while both Bennet and
Bustos had 11 apiece. For
Carson Graham, John
McEwen and George
Mulder scored 16 apiece.
‘Hillside rebounded back
on Friday night to give Tom

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furious this week as no less
than seven games will be
played. Note the schedule
and catch a game.

League schedule week of
Wednesday, January 12 to
Wednesday, January 19:

Jan. 12: Carson at Argyle:
Handsworth at Windsor;
Howe Sound at Sutherland;
Sentinel] at Hillside.

Jan. 14: West Van at
Carson; Sentinel at Windsor;
Howe Sound at Hillside.

Jan. 17: Carson at Hand-
sworth.

Jan. 19: Sentinel at
Argyle; Sutherland = at

Carson; Windsor at Hillside. _

and outscored their”
ponents 18 to 8 in the third
quarter. This enabled them

op-

‘Rippon’s West Van crew a
good run for their money.
Randy Clarke’s Highwaymen

“All games begin at 8:00
p.m.

To build Up a small léad. In
the fourth quarter Hand-
sworth lost their center Mike

ata-andat this point
the Royals were unable to
mount another surge.
Handsworth's Craig
Pedersen led all scores with
29 points, while Sentinel’s
K wok Lau had 15.

In other league action the
up and coming youngsters
from Windsor defeated the
Carson Graham Eagles by a
score of 64-56. The Windsor
crew jumped out to a 35-15
half ume lead, by playing
strong man to man defense.
However, this strategy was
to cause Windsor coach Phil
Lodgins went to the dressing
room with 3 personal fouls.
In the second Langley was
forced to sit him until the
fourth quarter. With
Windsor's size up the middle
gone a zone defense was
incorporated.

The score closed enough
by the end of the beginning
of the fourth quarter that
Lodgin’s had to be put back
in. However a minute later
he was fouled out of the
game The Eagle’s surged
forward and closed the gap
to J pomts with only five
minutes remaining tn the
game, but were unable to
take the lead Windsor
Coach Phil Langley com-
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jumped out to a IT-6 first
quarter lead on the strong
play of Chris Wilson.

- However the Hightander’s

were able to battle back
from the early game surge to
take a 48-37 halftime lead. ~

In the second half
Hillside, incorporating their
full court 1-2-1-1 press were
able to tie the game at 48-48
nearing the end of the third
quarter. Poor intensity on
defense by the Highlanders
was of much concern to
Rippon as they headed into
the fourth quarter. The
game to this point had
consisted of streaks and it
was the Highlander's who
were to enjoy the final streak
as they headed to the buzzer.

The Highlanders scored
ten unanswered points to
open up the fourth quarter
and were able to keep this
distance as they rode to a 72-
64 victory. Eric Termansen
led West Vancouver with 18

points while teammates
Mark Colher and Tony
Martino had 14 apiece. A
strong exhibition of | of-

fensive boards was exhibited
by Hillside’s Chns Wilson
and Mike Andregg as they
hauled down a total of 23
rebounds Wilson also
scored 22° potnts while
Andregg had 10 and Rhys
Dugyen responded with 12
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A pair of goals by Robbie
Horsak and four assists from
Ian Cook led North Van
Atom A Legion to a 5-3 win
over Burnaby Winter Club
last Friday night.

The win keeps the Legion
in first place in the tight
division, but the victory was
clouded by the injury to top
scorer Ryan Donovan who
will be lost to the club for the
balance of the season with a
knee injury.

Two goals with less than
two minutes left in the game
gave North Van Atom B's a
3-2 win over Hollyburn.

Tony Fediw and Clint
Pazdzerski scored goals 45
seconds apart to break open
a tight 1-1 game.

But the West Van Club
stormed back to make it 3-2
at the final buzzer.

- Wednesday, January 12, 1983 - North Shore News

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Seatinel 4 0 (8
West Van 3 2 C. Pedersen Hands. 26.7
We nor ; ° ; Vince Dong Sem. 25.0
Hittei de \ 3 2 E. Ternmansen W.Van. 24.4
Handsworth ! 3.2 Dave Windior 23.0
C. Graham , 1 2 Jobn McEwen C.Grahm 20.0
Sutherland 0 4 0 [an Wats Argyle 17.5
Howe Sound 0 00 A. Christiamwen Sem. 15.3

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