B4 - Wednesday, March 9, 1983 - North Shore News

St. Thomas Aquinas tops at table tennis

St. Thomas Aquinas
players accumulated enough
wins and points at the recent
North Shore Secondary
Schools Athletic Association
table tennis tournament to
earn the highest team
aggregate total and the blue
ribbon.

Players from Aquinas,
Carson Graham, Argyle and
West) Vancouver _ par-
ticipated in the day long
tourney held March 2 at

Big ride for Krogh

Tim Krogh of North
Vancouver made an im-
pressive start to the 1983
motocross season, placing
first, second and fifth in the
three classes Sunday in
Aldergrove.

Krogh, riding for Honda
Canada, made his first start
im many years on a 125cc
bike, but took his Honda to a
fifth and sixth in Sunday’s
two heats, taking fifth
overall. The 195 pound racer
was at a distinct disad-
vantage racing against riders

Aquinas. Most schools were
represented in each age
category, except the senior
girls which had only Aquinas
players.

At the senior level, Carson
Graham eamed the boys’
aggregate ttle with 23
points, with Aquinas and
Argyle following with 12 and
10 respectively. Top players
were Christer Henriksson
(CG), Tomik Yaghoobian
(STA) and Ali Izedi (CG) in

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Motocross.

Kevin Zilkey of North
Vancouver took second
place in the 250cc Senior
class. Zilkey rode to a pair of
third place finishes, and
missed first overall by one
point.

the singles and Henriksson
and Izedi (CG) in the
doubles.

The girls’ title was held by
Aquinas, with no. other
challengers. Top singles
were Beryl Hockey, Olivia
Law and Mimi Young with
Hockey and Law taking the
doubles.

Other results include:

Junior boys: |. West Van
2. Carson Graham, 3.
Argyle: 1. Roland Lam

Next weekend in
Kamloops, Krogh and
Zilkey will be competing in
their respective 250cc
classes for B.C. Cham-
pionship points in
Kamloops. The race is the
first in series to determine
the provincial Champions.

lron Horse again

Regular season soccer

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pounds less.

Krogh is more at home on
the big bikes, and he showed
it as he placed second in the
250cc class with second and
fourth place moto finishes.
Bob Van Diemen won the
race. Van Diemen is from
Keremeos and will be one of
Krogh’s main rivals in the
upcoming 250cc Cham-
pionship races.

Krogh, winner of the last
two 500cc B.C. titles, started
off the year in familiar
fashion, winning both heats
of the class for an easy first
overall.

Tim spent three weeks in
California this year racing
and preparing for the year.
He hopes to improve on his
fourth place finish in fast
year's National senes.

In addition § to
Canada, his sponsors are
Bel-Ray Canada, Dunlop
Rubber Canada, Champion

Honda

League wrapped up this past
Sunday with Iron Horse
posting a 3-1 victory over
Carlings en route to an
unbeaten record and their
third consecutive League
title. .

Runners-up Lynnwood

Hotel defeated Caribbean
Stars 5-3 while the third-
place Aardquin Con-

struction downed Olympics
5-2.

Al Harrington and Trevor
Brooker scored goals as
Olympia Gold Caps upset
Molsons with Tommy Quinn
tallying for the losers.

Park Royal jumped into
sixth place by _ beating
Superstars 3-1! and = John
Palmer earned the shut-out
as fourth-place Lynn Valley
blanked Eagle Harbour 4-0.

Cup round action in
volving all teams com
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(CG), 2, Bryce Somerville
(WV), 3. Theodor Hoffinger
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Drummond & John McLeod
(WV) doubles.

Junior girls: 1. Argyle, 2.

West Van, 3. Aquinas; 1.
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Katzberg (STA), 3. Janine
Davies (Arg) singles; Davies
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