14 — Wednesday, March 28, 1990 - North Shore News

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WITH TRAY in hand, an English Bay Cafe waiter carefully makes his
way down the obstacle course in the Waiter’s Ski Challenge held at
Mount Seymour last week. North Vasicouver’s Red Robin team came
away the overali winners of the day while the West 4th Fogg ‘n’ Suds
team won first prize for costume, the North Vancouver Cactus Club's
Joe Coutu topped the obstacle course and Brent Kehl of Diego's in
Burnaby placed first in the slalom race.

Tennis title
eludes Jeyaseelan

NORTH VANCOUVER'’S Sonya Jeyaseelan was unsuccessful! in
her bid for the Canadian under-16 indoor tennis title at Ste.-
Eustache, Quebec this weekend.

Seeded third, the petite 13-year-old was defeated by defending
champion Jana Nejedly of Richmond 6-4, 6-3 in the final.

The No. 4 seed, Nejedly took 93 minutes to dispose of
Seyaseeclan, Nejedly also downed Jeyaseelan in the under-14 indoor
final in Calgary last year.

On the coad to the final, Jeyaseclan managed to topple the
tourney’ s first seed, Melanie Bernard of Chicoutimi, Quebec, 6-3,
6-2 in the semi-final and sixth seed Martina Nejediy of Richmond,
6-4, 6-4 in the quarter-finals.

Jeyascelan’s talent, however, hasn't gone unnoticed in the U.S.

She is presently on a scholarship at the Nick Bollettieri tennis
academy in Florida after the academy spotted her at the Orange
Bow! in Florida late last year.

Gordon sisters
plunge into medals

THE CANADIAN Winter Diving Nationals turned out to be
something of a reversal of the Commonwealth Games results pro-
duced by West Vancouver diver Paige Gordon.

Although 16-year-old Gordon finished a disappointing seventh in
the three-metre event in New Zealand, she redeemed herself with a
second-place finish at the Vancouver Aquatic Centre on Thursday.

But while Gordon won a surprise Commonwealth Games bronze
on the 10-metre tower, she had to settle for a fifth place finish on
Friday.

Also in that event, Megan Gordon, Paige's older sister, finished
second with 569.85 points after first place Anna Dacyshyn of
Toronto with s 593.53 total.

Finally, in the closing event of the nationals, Paige secured a
fourth place finish oa the one-metre, an event in which she finished
sixth in New Zealond.

Cook, Zuccato earn football kudos

NORTH SHORE Grade 12 foot-
ball all-stars made their mark on
Football B.C.’s Senior Bow! 90 at
Empire Stadium on Saturday.
After a week-long training camp

football prospects, the Blue team
all-stars downed the Whites 33-25
in the highest scoring game the
catnp has ever produced.

From this formidable field of

were honored.

West Vancouver Secondary
Schoo! linebacker Paul Zuccato
was named player of the game
along with Abbotsford’s fullback

for more than 100 of B.C.’s top talent, two North Shore players Ron Tripplet.
Meanwhile Handsworth’s lan

NV br th b t hf t Cook received a trophy for the

O ers OX Oo Vic ory best wide receiver as well as a $500
— Jim Young scholarship.

NORTH VANCOUVER boxers weight division. Zuccato, Cook and Moojan

Bill and Ed Drewitt won gold A gold medalist at the B.C. Azizi of Handsworth will be play-

medals at the prestigious B.C. ‘Winter Games, the win on Satur- ing for the SFU Clansmen on

Golden Gloves Tournament at the day boosts Ed’s record to 9-1. football scholarships this year.

PNE Saturday night.

Boxing as a middle weight,
165-pound Bill won a 5-0 unani-
mous decision over Ron Curan of
the Queensvorough Boxing Club in
New Westminster.

“IT fought this guy two weeks
ago and beat him on a 3-2 split, so
I knew it would be a tight one,”’
said Bill, 22, of the final.

But after the second round,
Curan ‘‘just ran out of gas,’’ leav-
ing Bill with the opportunity to
add another win to his 15-2 career

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Meanwhile, younger brother Ed,
15, also won a 5-0 decision after
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