[hi WEST Marine Dolphin player gets foot on the ball between the legs of a Lynn Valley Falcon on the way to a
5-2 win over the Falcons in the boys Under 16 championship at Swangard Saturday. (Terry Peters photo)

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SWANGARD Stadium staff
will barely have ume to pick

up the hitter) from last
weekend's boys soccer
championsmp before — the

girls move in for one of their
own

And three North Shore
teams will be among the 14
leams participating this year

it's the first
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Quafifying rounds moy ve
Played any time trom Saturday
April 17 through Saturday May
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affihation with divisions ton men
women and seniors

Finals on Saturday May 15
weather permitting

Prives, trophies and git cert
ficates for winners and
rumnere up in each division
donated by North Share Nowe
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The Lynn Valley Christy
Falcons (Under 13) is the
first North Shore team to
appear. They meet the Port
Coquitlam Poco Blizzards at
11 30am Saturday

At 248 pm the same

day. the West) Vancouver

Cheetahs (Under 12) prepare

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to round up the = Surdel
Rustlers. The Cheetahs are a
bit of a wild card — they
made it through the
preliminaries = for the
championship unscathed.
but finished second in
regular season play on the
North Shore with 9 wins, 1
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Girls will play on Saturday

Sween Highlanders.

At 2 p.m on Sunday, the
West Vancouver Tigers
(Under 11) challenge the
Bumaby Edmonds Wasps for
the division seven
championship) The Tigers
hopefully have changed thei
stripes, since they finished a
soose fourth in
season play

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By NANCY CAMPBELL

IN A weekend few
players will ever forget,
the North Shore soccer
teams entered in the
Coastal Division
Championships of the
B.C. Youth Soccer
Association earned two
first place laurels, one
tie, and most out-
standing team honors.

To top it all off, three
North Shore players were
selected to the tournament's

all star squad: Cameron
Barker of the West Van-
couver Spuraways, Gary

Playie of the Lynn Valley
Falcons (Under 14) and Jack
Wendt of the Lynn Valley
Falcons (Under 11).

Five North Shore teams
made it to the prestigious
Sun Tournament . of
Champions at Swangard
Stadium, another record
breaking event. Played on
the
teams

Saturday and Sunday,
tournament

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fighting for top honors in
each of the league's seven
divisions.

The West Van Spuraways
(Under 12) had a tough fight
with North Delta for the
sixth division championship,
made all the more difficult
since this is the squad’s first
appearance at the tour-
nhament since 1963.

But in the closing half of a
scoreless game, Mark
Watson scored the only goal,
kicking home a_ rebound
after Andrew Shillington hit
the cross bar.

The team earned their
victory with so much
composure though that the
tournament's judges also
awarded them most out-
standing honors.

Following West Van's

performance on Saturday,
were two games featuring
the Lynn Valley Falcons.
The first, the second division
(Under 16) championship.
saw the Falcons totalled by
the South West Marine
Drive Dolphins 5-2.
Seymour Gerg and Ric
Grant scored for the
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