B2 - Sunday, July 15, 1984 - North Shore News

SOME of the toughest com-
petition outside of —Provin-
cials was faced at last
weekend’s Coquitlam Sharks
**A’’ Invitational. Teams
from Vancouver Island,
White Rock, Kamloops,
Langley, all over the lower
mainland as well as the two
North Shore Summer Swim
Clubs provided an outstan-
ding weekend of
competition.

Many of the Cruisers’ A
swimmers proved they are
settling in firmly by improv-
ing times and placings from
heats to finals.

Top Cruisers in the finals
were as follows:

Div. 7: Janet Oakes won
the100 back placing 2nd in
the 50 free, 3rd in the 200
I.M. and 4th in the 100 free.
Megan Geary’s best placing
was a 3rd in the 100 back

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with 4th in the 200 I.M.
Div. 6: Best performance for
Div. 6 boys was Corin
Hopkin with 3rd in the SO fly.
Div. 4: Stephen Thom finish-
ed 4th in the 100 breast.
Div. 3: Sabina Thomson
piaced 2nd in the 50 free and
3rd in the SO fly. A strong
Div. 3 boys’ team was led by
Jason Thomson who placed
3rd in the 50 back and 4th in
the 50 free. David Reid plac-
ed 4th in the 100 free.

Div. 1: Kim Dobbin was 3rd
in the 50 breast and 50 back
and 4th in both the 50 free
and 50 fly.

In the Senior Open
category, coach Craig Mc-
Cord won the 50 free and was
3rd in the 50 fly.

Relays: Medley, Div. 7 Girls
2nd, Div. 6 Boys 3rd, Div. 4
Girls 6th and Div. 3 Boys Sth.
200 Free, Div. 7 Girls 2nd,

Div. 6 Boys 3rd, Div. 4 Girls
8th, Div. 4 Boys 3rd and
Division 3 Boys 4th.

Cruiser Divers at the same
Coquitlam Sharks _Invita-
tional produced some excep-
tional performances. In the
10 and under competition,
Kyle Gostigg placed second
on the | metre board. Boys
11-12 competition saw Lee
Macri take second on both
the 1 and 3 metre board. In
girls 13-14 competition, Tina
Frederiksen was injured in
warm-up but still managed a
6th place finish aganst stiff
competition. She was unable
to compete in 3 metre. In the
boys 13-14, Merritt Hutchins
took home two trophies win-
ning both the | and 3 metre
boards. In the Senior com-
petition, Ed Hanlon placed
3rd on both boards. In the
Girls .15-16, Christine Sch-

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CANADA-DAY
WEEKEND
SURREY SEA LIONS
“B’’ INVITATIONAL
CRUISER RESULTS

Best performance by a
Cruiser swimmer at the Sur-
rey B meet was a win by

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quet was a great success this -

year, as over 50 faniilies came
out to see who would take
home the top honors, Friday
June 22.at West Van Secon-
dary School.

Congratulations go to
Carolyn Reeder. Her dedica-
tion and hard work paid off,
for as well as_ receiving
awards for Top Freestyler
and Butterfly, Carolyn was
also awarded the Rita Met-
calf Trophy for Best All-
Around Otter. The whole
team is looking forward to
her leadership in the 84/85
season.

The Ambassador Trophy
went to Tanis Saxby, who
was chosen by her fellow
swimmers for her delightful
personality, conscientious
training habits and also her
year of successful swimming.

Further awards were
presented to the following
individuals:

Top Stroke

Freestyle Carolyn Reeder,
Backstroke Bruce Carpenter,
Breaststroke lan Hylands,
Butterfly Carolyn Reeder.
Runner Up Stroke

Freestyle Danielle Russel,
Breaststroke Annabelle
Hogarth, Backstroke Noah
Russell, Butterfly Adriana
Schemel, 200 IM Brett Creed,
Most Valuable 9 & 10 - Cori
Creed, Most Improved 9 & 10
- Kristian Von Fersen, Most
Valuable 8 & Under - Josh
Russel, Bret Creed, Most Im-
proved 8 & Under - Sarah
Stephensen.

Recognition was also given
to ten swimmers who have,
over the year, qualified for
the Junior Western Na-
tionals. Considering that on-
ly four swimmers qualified
last year, this was a signifi-
cant improvement.

Congratulations to — lan
Hylands, Carolyn Reeder,
Bruce Carpenter, Philippe
Schnare, Adriana Schemel,
Lori Cook, Dean Hutchin-
son, (Carrie Lehman, An-
nabelle Hogarth and Ellen
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2 seconds off her heat time in
the 50 back and moved her
into an ‘‘A’’ category in Div.
3. Division 2 Boys: Mathew
Lipscomb - 3rd 50 free and
4th in the 50 fly. In the
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Division 5 - swimmers from 3
lower divisions still placed
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