12 - Sunday. January 21, 1990 - North Shore News

SPORTS

Windsor All-Stars triumph at tournament

JUDGING BY their singing per-
formance at the North Shore
Firefighters’ basketball tourna-

High school

HIGH SCHOOL scoreboard
results for the week ending Jan.
16:

ABBREVIATIONS: Arg = Argyle, Bai =
Balmoral, Brac = Brackendale, CG =
Carson Graham, Coll = Collingwood,
Hand = Handsworth, Hill = Hiltside, HS

= Howe Sound, STA = St. Thomas
Aquinas, Sent = Sentinel, Sey = Seycove,
Suth = Sutherland, WY = West Van-
couver, Wsr = Windsor.

BASKETBALL
Senior Girts

CG 56, Arg 44; Hand 55, HS 40; Sent 56,
STA 34; Arg $8, HS 40; WV 56, STA 13;
Wsr 79, CG 44.

North Shore Firefighters’ tournament
{North Shore games only):

First round: Wsr 78, Vanderhoof 24;
Richmond 74, Sent 34; Salmon Arm 63, CG

Second round: Wsr 68, Terry Fox (Port
Coquitlam) 42; CG 67, Holy Cross (Surrey)
50; Steveston $6, Sent 48; Cowichan (Dun-
can) 86, WV 40.

Third round: Steve $2, CG 39; Wsr 65,
Lambrick Park (Victoria) 53.

Final: Wsr 85, Killarney (Vancouver) 55.
Wsr finished first.

Sunior Girls

Bal 50, Arg 35; Bal $0, Coll 10; Hand 42,
CG 22; Suth 21, HS 13; Hand 39, Bal 27.
Juvenile Girls

Wsr 44, STA 38; Wsr 36, CG 14; Sey 29,
STA 27; Hill 46, Coll 26; Hand 42, Brac 15;
Sent 69, Arg 17; tland 38, STA 24; Wsr 49,

ill 43.

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Bantam Girls

Sent 30, Suth 10; CG 36, Wsr 35; Brac 26,
Coil 6; STA 50, Sey 16; Bal 28, Arg 23;
Hand 35, Brac 22; CG 26, Bal 12; CG 38,
Brac 12; Sent 39, Arg 31; STA 47, Hand 24;
Wsr 66, Hill 28; Sey 35, Bal 31.

Senior Boys

Wsr 82, Arg 71; Sent 80, STA 58; Wsr 82,
Suth 39; Wsr 89, STA 57; Hand 66, Arg 61;
Sent 77, Suth 49,

Intermediate Boys

Arg 76, Burnaby North $2; Coll $3, WV
“Black"’ 42; WV **Red"* 50, Sey 28; WV
“Red 63, Burnaby North 31; Burnaby
North 49, WV “Black** 47.

Junior Boys

HS 6], Coll 16; Arg $7, Wsr 38; CG 69,
HS 34; Wsr 40, Suth 39; WV 45, Hand 44;
WV 64, Coil 13; Wsr 60, Suth 53; Hand $3,
Arg 38.

Juvenile Boys

Brac 45, Arg 44; CG 74, Hill *Blue’’ 41;
Suth $1, STA 32; Hill ‘*Red’’ 96, Sey 22;
Sent 55, Hand 49; Hand $5, Suth 40,

Bantam Boys

Bal 47, HS 42; Wsr 56, HS 39; Arg 58.
Brac 17; CG 56, Hill 41; Sent 64, Hand 45;
STA 47, Suth 34,

WRESTLING

Okanagan Open Invitational at Kamloops.

Team standings: Junior Boys: Ist Bal 60;
2nd NorKam 55; 3rd Bishop Grandin
(Calgary) 52.

individual results (top four):

Senior: 57 kg: 4. Jason Lee (CG); 90 kg: 1.
Hamid Hamedi (CG).

Junior: 41 kg: 1. Chris Lim (Bal); 48 kg: 1.
Riley Johnson (Bal); 54 kg: 1. Lach
Fergusson (Bal); 60 kg: 2. Tony Kook (Bal),
3. Bryan Jeffreys (Hand); 63 kg: 2. Peter
Kim (Bal); 78 kg: 1. Mate Shaughnessy (Bal).

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Richmond 7821 Westminster Hwy. Tues.
Westend 1401 Comox St. Thur.
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But they are the hottest of
B.C.'s_ senior girls’ basketball
teams, and they showed why by
displaying talent and tenacity to
win the second annual 16-team
Firefighters’ tourney with four
straight wins, including the 85-55
championship game over Killarney
of Vancouver.

The two teams were tied 22-22
after one quarter of magnificent
basketball, perhaps the best ever
seen here; but Windsor never let
up, and Magee, the 6°3°’ lefty post
player who will be playing at the
University of Arizona next season,

ended up with 32 points, a pile of
rebounds, and a huge number of
long outlet passes for baskets. She
was named the tournament’s most
valuable player.

Point guard Susie Jarosch, a
transfer from Prince Rupert, pick-
ed up 19 points and displayed
awesome playmaking to earn of-
fensive piayer of the game in the
final and a tournament first all-
star.

Guard Tiffany Chester, chosen
to the second all-star team, had 21
in the final, while post Diana
Oshorne was selected the final

game’s best defensive player.

Overall, Windsor had a 16-0
won-lost record this season, in-
cluding four wins in the Jasper
Park Tournament in Edmonton, a
70-68 victory over a_ touring
Australian all-star team, and a 3-0
record in league play.

The Crehan Cup qualifying
tournament for the B.C. ‘tAAA”™
Championships, an eight-team af-
fair at Steveston Feb. 20-23 that
includes Windsor plus one other
North Shore team, leads to the
B.C.’s Mar. 7-10 in Victoria.

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