22 - Sunday, June 9, 1991 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

SENTINEL SPARTANS finished first at the 8.C. high school tennis championships held June 1 in
Richmond. This was the fourth straight year the Nosth Shore team has taken the provincial title.

Spartans win B.C. tennis crown

RELYING ON their boys,
especially the undefeated doubles
team of Jon Miller and Chris San-
toso, Sentinel Spartans won their
fourth straight B.C. high school
boys’ and girts’ tennis champion-
ship in Richmond June 1.

The victory betters the Spar-
tans’ record of three straight
championships first set in 1975-77
and is their eighth title in the
tourney’s 16-year history.

It also marks the final year for
Mickey Muir — the coach-sponsor
since 1985, including the last four
years with Lois Muraro — as he
retires from teaching this month.

Sentinel dumped Victoria’s St.
Michael’s 4-2, Langley’s
Brookswood 9-2 and Vancouver’s
Kitsilano 10-1 to place first in one
of the 16-team tournament's four

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sections of four schools before
coming up against tough competi-
tion in the championship rounds.
The North Shore champions
edged both Prince of Wales of
Vancouver and Centennial of Co-
quitlam by 6-5 scores, then took
Vancouver College-Little Flower
Academy 7-4 in the title match.
Miller and Santoso, who were
named the tournament's best
boys’ doubles team, will be
around for a while yet. They are
in Grade 10 and 9 respectively. In
fact all the boys will be back.
Alex Klimek, who came from a
0-3 deficit to win his key singles
match on a tiebreaker in the final,
and Scott Moore, who played
singles most of the time, are both
in Grade 11. So are Hamid
Shahbazi and Derek Petersen,
while Monte Weinfeld is in Grade

10.

But three girls graduate:
Maryam Moayeri, Nadine Vigny
and Sandra Weinfeld. Nargas
Adab and all-around athiete Julie
Harris are in Grade 9. The
youngest returnee will be Zahra
Ahamed who is in Grade 7.

Coach Wing Chow's Carson
Graham Eagles, who qualified for
their first B.C. tournament since
1983, were squeezed out of the
championship bracket after a
complicated three-way tie in their
section resulted in relegation to
consolation play.

Despite this disappoiniment,
they came back with three strong
wins to claim ninth place, while
Centennial and Richmond, the
teams with which they were tied,

finished third and fourth.

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