Bowling bail
rolls for kids

The ball is rolling for kids at
bowling alleys across the prov-
ince and Sidney’s Miracle
Lanes is a part of it again.

The B.C. Bowling Pro-
prietor’s Association’s fourth
annual fundraiser to benefit the
Variety Club will be held Jan.
13-27.

Over the last three years,
bowlers at Miracle Lanes raised
over $1,200 for B.C. Bowls For
Kids and last year 88 bowling
centers around the province
hosted about 12,000 bowlers
and raised about $150,000 for
children with special needs,
Variety Club spokesman Ann
Collette said.

Bowlers are invited to pick
up pledge forms for the 1990
Bowls For Kids event at Mira-
cle Lanes, then bowl a game at
a convenient time between Jan.
13 and 27.

The monies raised are based
on the amount pledged per
point so the more sponsors
participants are able to get and
the higher their bowling scores,
the greater the return to the
club’s special kids.

Participants are also eligible
to win prizes, including a trip to
Hawaii, a color TV, a VCR and

-}/ a Nintendo control centre.

Stelly’s Stingers
meet SuperSonics

The Stelly’s Stingers senior
girls’ basketball will have a rare
opportunity Saturday in Seattle.

Two exhibition games are
scheduled against Seattle area
schools during a fun road trip.
But what has the girls really
excited is a Seattle Super
Sonics NBA basketball game.

After exhibition games
against teams from the Holy
Name Academy Catholic girls’
school and Forest Ridge High,
the Stingers will head to an
NBA game between Seattle and
Atlanta.

“For some of them itll be
their first chance to see a pro
game,’ coach Peter Mason
said.

Tonight the Stingers are in
regular league action against
Lambrick Park.

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READY TO MAKE THE save is South Vancouver Island
Junior League All Star goalie Craig Auringer during a
game against the Cowichan Valley Warriors, Thursday
af Panorama. Auringer is a member of the Juan de

Fuca Gulls hockey club.

Eagles learn lesson in 10-0
loss to Pacific Cup rival

by Glenn Werkman
The Review

The Eagles had their wings
clipped in Parksville last weekend.

They were held scoreless by the
Abbotsford Pilots, the first place
Junior B team in the West Coast
Junior Hockey league.

But coach Mike Mowat knows
what the problem is — and it isn’t
talent, it’s conditioning. He’s been
saying that ever since the Eagles
lost the Pacific Cup to the Pilots at
the end of the 1988-89 season.

The first period of the exhibition
rematch ended with the Eagles
still in the game with only a 1-0
deficit.

After the second period they
still had a chance to come back
from a 3-0 score. But in the third
period the Eagles lost their legs
and the Pilots took off — scoring
seven unanswered goals to end the
game 10-0.

“We got waxed,” Mowat said.
“Our conditioning is inferior
because we lack the ice time or a
fitness program that the players
can benefit from.

“Funny things happen to your
mind when your body’s tired,” he
said. “They invented a few mis-
takes in that last period.”

On the way out of the Eagles’
end, a defenseman. dropped the
puck to a teammate, but the team-
mate wasn’t there and the Pilots
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leaving goaltender Corey Volk
without a chance.
Other give-aways and sloppy

the Warriors managed to score
again for a 3-2 lead as the period
ended.

ful with the Warriors only getting
one goal and holding the All Stars
scoreless.

TheReview Wednesday, J anuary 10,1990 — B4

Big hits in all star contest

A full-house of fans at Panora- i
ma Thursday night were treated to
top quality junior hockey as the
South Island Junior B All Stars
proved their worth against the
Cowichan Valley Warriors Junior
A hockey club.

The best players in the four- fans and that was the idea behind
team South Island Junior League jt.”

played 60 minutes of intense hoc-

But both teams worked hard in
the third period, each scoring one
goal on the power play and adding
another for a 6-4 final score.

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The second period was unevent-

passes literally handed free goals
to the opposition forwards.

It’s a good thing the Eagles
know what they’re up against.

When, and if, they win the
South Island Junior League the
Eagles will likely meet Abbotsford
or a team of similar strength in a
best-of-three series that will
require all the energy they’ve got.

To prepare, Eagles coaching
staff has to get players motivated
for dryland training, jogging and
weight training.

Thursday night practises won’t
do it. Even three league games in
three nights every couple of weeks
won't do it.

If the Eagles win their league,
and get past the West Coast Cham-
pions, they’ll have to face the
Kootenay League Champions —
who will be tougher than the West
Coast Champions.

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