16 - Wednesday, November 25, 1987 - North Shore News

NORTH SHORE swimmer Robert Misjak and a host of other athletes competed in the recent North Shore Special Olympics swim meet at William

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Griffin Pool. In the third annual event, swimmers from five Lower Mainland clubs participated.

THE CHENA Swim Club senior squad travelled to

Victoria early in November to swim the Vico Best Ever Meet, the first of the season.

Coach Jan Henderson, who accompanied the athletes, was happy with the weekend’s results, when her 10 swimmers placed 34 times in the top 16, nine being final swims.

Finalists for Chena were: Andra Anglin, Suzy Stan- ton, Catherine Schier and Tyler Godding.

N. Van club takes top soccer spot

THE NORTH Van Soccer Club is currently the Division | leader of North Shore Intermediate Soccer Association Leapue.

North Van Soccer Club — Yic's lead Division 2B while North Van Soccer Ciub — C.G.M. moved closer to the top of Division 2A with an exciting 4-3 win over Mt. Seymour Cougars recently.

Andy McLean scored all four goals for C.G.M. with assists to Craig Yurish and Mark Bodwell.

North Van Soccer Club #1, fol- lowing nine wecks of soccer action, downed D.C. United 2-0 on goals by Rick” Pennington assisted by Renato Tessarole.

Keeper Thomas Lang preserved his fourth shutout of the year with an outstanding save late in the game.

Yic’s completed the club’s suc- cessful weekend with a 3-2 victory over M.S.M. Strikers. Yic’s goals were by Andy Kartstrom, Spencer Sealey and Scott Wamer, with assists by Andy Long and Richard Wahl. Future players and coaches should contact Don Wilson at 929-7527 for further information.

Games kick off at 2 p.m. Satur- days at Loutet, Cleveland, Elden, Ambleside and Ridgeview parks.

Ken McCormack, Jamie Arthur, Godding, and Pam Gray.

At the West Vancouver Otters’ meet the following weekend, Chena’s younger swimmers had their chance to compete.

Although the 10 and under results are not yet available, the following young athletes placed in finals or had best times: Craig Curley, Jennifer Ryan-Lewis, Vaughn Thompson, Cameron Stewart, Jane Stanton,

Swimming in consolation finals were: Stanton, Debra Price, David Skinner, Jason Gavoc, Chris Schier, Michelle Woods, Tracy Measham, Rob Price, Kumpa, Litza Anderson and Analise Morrell.

sobsledders start quickly

BOBSLEDDER LLOYD Guss of West Vancouver and three other national bobsied team members recently recorded the fastest star- ting time in the four-man event of the season’s first World Cup bobsledding competition in Alten- burg, East Germany.

For brakeman Guss and Andrew Mowatt of Hamilton, Ont., Cat Langford of Winnipeg, and Greg Haydenluck, the top starting time was a feat never before achieved.

Canada’s national team, heading to the Winter Olympics next year, has improved greatly over the last four years, but still lacks the expe- rience necessary to take on the sport's superpowers of Switzerland and East Germany.

In a sport needing fast start times, experienced drivers and top technology, Canada’s team is lack- ing in the last two requirements — the top drivers have only three years experience and the sleds are not top-of-the-line gear.

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Llecal skater takes bronze

FIGURE SKATER Neil Paterson of North Vancouver stumbled dur- ing the long program at the Novart figure skating competition in Budapest, Hungary, last week. but recovered to capture the bronze.

Paterson, ranked fourth in Canada, moved to second place from third overall following the short program, but missed jumps in the final and fell back to third.

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