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Eagles going for third win in senior football

Senior Boys’ Footbalt

Friday, October 23 at 3:15 p.m.: John Oliver vs. Carson Graham at Kinsmen Stadium.

The Eagles are going for their third straight *‘A’’ league victory after winning all five exhibition games earlier this season.

Senior Boys’ and Girls’ Swimming

Sunday, Oct. 25 at 2:30 p.m.: North Shore Championships at RecCentre Lonsdale.

Swimmers from = nine North Shore. schools (and six Burnaby schools who will contest the Bur- naby-New Westminster title) compete in 40 individual and relay events with the top six finishers in each going on to the B.C. meet.

Senior Boys’ Soccer

Monday, Oct. 26 at 2:45 p.m.: Wildcard Playoff at park to be determined. .

The winners of today’s first round sudden death wiidcard games involving the 3rd vs 6th and 4th vs 5th place teams in the eight-schoo! league will meet Monday to decide the third team advancing with North Shore ! and 2 to the B.C. Zone playoffs at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex Oct. 28.

Senior Girts’ Field Hockey

Monday, Oct. 26 at 3 p.m.: West Vancouver vs Argyle at Hugo Ray Park.

The Pipers beat West Van- couver 2-i in their first meeting, but inadvertently used two ineligi- ble players and had to forfeit the game, putting themselves in Jeopardy of finishing fourth in the Tier 1 section of the league which

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only a ‘real’ win this time can help prevent.

Senior Boys’ Volleyball

Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 3:45 p.m.: League tournament at Seycove.

West Vancouver, undefeated in league play without losing a game let alone a match, will try to keep their string intact in this fifth and last league tournament prior to playoffs.

Senior Girls’ Volleyball

Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m.: Handsworth and West Vancouver.

In their first league encounter, the visiting Highlanders edged Handsworth by winning the deciding fifth game 17-15. Expect another tight match this time around.

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All divisions Boys’ Cross Country

Wednesday, Oct. 28 at p.m.: League meet at Sentinel.

The North Shore league’s team championships in four age divi- sions and individual standings in eight divisions will be decided from accumulative scores over three previous meets plus this one. Senior and Junior Boys’ and Girls’ Badminton,

Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 3:30 p.m.: North Shore Championships at Handsworth.

The first dav’s events at the two-day North Shore Champion- ships are senior doubles (mixed, girls, boys) and junior singles (boys and girls). The top four in senior events and the top three in junior events advance to the Van- couver & District Championships.

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Results from the North Shore Girls Soccer Association 6th Annual Thanksgiving Tournament over the Thanksgiving weekend.

Ist U-12 Gold U-12 Silver A U-i2 Silver B

N.S. Comets Surrey Beavers

U-13 Gold U-13 Silver

U-14 Gold U-14 Silver Calgary Novas U-15 Metro U-15 Gold

U-i5 Silver

Surrey Beavers Seattle Eagles

U-17 Metro N.S. Amazons

U-19 Gold N.S. Thunders

Gordon Sturtridge League Janior Bantam Standings As of Oct. 13

1. Hornets 2. Gladiators 3. Trojans

4. Huskies 5. Stamps

6. Warriors 7. Falcons 8. Broncos

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Leading Scorers Name Dave Green lan Andrews Matt Hutchinson Finian Page Nathan Fuak Gwen Yates Jessie Richardson Derek Wan Greg Zioti Jarnie Monk Joel Jakes

Huskies Trojans Gladiators Hornets Hornets Gladiators Gladiators Stamps Gladiators

Golden Ears Stars

Seattle Ruffians Guildford Blue Angels

N.S. Hurricanes

Royal City Lazers

RUNNER-UPS Burnaby Groundhogs Coquitlam Express Wan Hotshots

Burnaby Optimists Seattle Renegades

Kelowna Super Selects Kamloops T-Birds

Sur-Deli Sting Langley Razkatz W.Van Firebirds Sur-Del Metro

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Norwesters club holds Halloween run

THE NORWESTERS track and field club is holding a cross- country run on Halloween morn- ing at Rice Lake in the Seymour demonstation forest in North Vancouver District.

The competition is open to boys and girls, nine to 15 years

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of age. and will be run over distances varying from 1.7K to 4.6K.

The pre-registration deadline for the race is Tuesday, Oct. 27, and late registrants are ad- vised to register no less than one hour ahead of the race. The

nine-year-old division will start their 1.7K course ai 10 a.m. on Oct. 31, while the list start time of the day will be for the 15- year-olds at | p.m.

To register, call Linda Walker at 980-6939.

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