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Sentinel swept to an easy
victory as B.C. high school
aquatic champions Saturday |
at the Vancouver Aquatic
_ Centre, taking two of the
three categories and notch-
ing up an aggregate score

almost double that.
runner-up Handsworth.

of

The West Van _ school's
triumph was particularly
sweet, wiping out last year’s
humiliation when they lost
the title to Mount Douglas of
Victoria. This time round
Mount Douglas wound up in
fifth place with 106 points,
compared to Sentinel’s 270.

Skate champion

hits Jeyce

The second blow of the
season hit B.C. and Western

_ Canada junior skating cham-
. pion Joyce Fordyce of North

Vancouver last week when

she underwent surgery for. a

torn Achilles tendon.
‘The: 13-year-old star

North Shore News

hitherto considered a good.

bet to win this. year’s
Canadian junior title
suffered the injury in prac-
tice earlier in the week. It
will reportedly eliminate her
from the entire 1976-77

‘competitive season.

A four-goal breakaway in
the third period gavé: Nor- |
Wes Caps a 6-2 victory over
Kerrisdale Couriers Friday at
North Vancouver’ Recreation
Centre.

Although Nor-Wes edged
ahead early in the game to a
1-0 score in the first period,
they had to fight hard to
maintain a 2-1-lead after 40
minutes. Then came the four
extra, decisive markers. ~*

Second-place Handsworth,
with 142 points, narrowly

edged out Victoria High (140

points).

Sentinel, now celebrating
its seventh provincial crown,
won the swimming section
with 227 points and scored 39
in synchronized swimming.
Sixth-place Prince of Wales
won Friday’s diving compet-
ition with 41 points.

“In synchronized swimming

Sharon Reeves of Hands-

worth won the A _ figures
event, and Handsworth fin-
ished third ‘in the diving

psets |

A round of upsets finally
led unseeded Arthur Chap-

_ man of Simon Fraser Univer-
sity to the men’s singles title:
in the North Shore softball:

‘squash championships Sun-

day at. Hollyburn Squash
Club.

Only’ a’month ago she 1 was .-
i prevented from participating
‘in the international Prague

Skate competition in Czecho-

slovakia by a hip i injury.

' The Canadian champion-

ships. in which she finished
fourth last year, are being

held in Calgary January 31 to.

February 6. ~

Kirk Wakefield -led the /
‘winners with two goals. lan?
Doug Mowatt, |
. Brook Jordan’ and — Barry”
Berezowsky each added a.

Mcinnis,

-Single.-

Kerrisdale scorers were

Jim . McLaughlin and Pat .

Vallely.

The Caps victory moved I
‘them into a fifth-place tie

with the Couriers, each team
now having 14 points.

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competition, behind runner-
up Centennial.

Final team standings of
the other eleven contenders
were: fourth, Centennial
(112); sixth, Prince of Wales

(92); seventh, Windsor (91); -
eighth,. Magee (82); ninth,
_(tie), Lord Byng and Wind-
ermere (76); eleventh, Hope ©

(72); twelfth (tie), Killarney
and Dunsmuir (58); four-
teenth, South Delta (57);

Capilano College was dog-
ged once. more by its losing
streak in last weekend's
exhibition basketball, being

defeated in all three games. |

On Friday UBC Junior
Varsity disposed of the male
Cap Blues with a handy 76-51
victory. Top scorers for the
North Shore team were
Jamie Elliott (11 points) and
Paul Langley a0 points).

fifteenth, Princess Margaret

(56).

ash title

Chapman deafeated third-
Banks of Van-

seeded Ray
couver Racquets 3-2 in the
final, following a 3-2 semi-
final victory over Norman
Findley-Chirras.

top-seeded Dave Adams of

‘Hollyburn 3-1 in the other

semi-final.

The women’s single title
was taken by Linda: Kaiser-
Cannon of Richmond with a
3-2 win over Gillian Thomas

. of Jericho.

Saturday, with both men’s
and women’s teams playing
’U of Vic Junior Varsity, the
results were a little more
respectable.

- The men’s game went to
double overtime, with Cap
College still hanging in
grimly at 74—all. at the end
of the first overtime period.
Only then did U of Vic pull
ahead for a final (82- 79
victory.

‘High scorers for. the Caps

. a 2 were Jamie Nicholson (17
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points), and Peter. Pierobon
and Paul Langley (16 points
each).

The Cap women went
down 56-48 to their U of Vic
opponents. Top scorer for the
losers was Cathy
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