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BASEBALL... The
1996 B.C. Summer
Games boys’ base-
ball team for Zone 5
is currently holding
tryouts in’ North
Vancouver.

Tryouts will be
held at the following
times and locations:

¢ Monday, June
10, 4 p.m. at Norgate
Park (Tatlow Ave. off
Marine Drive)

» Friday, June 14,
4 p.m. at Norgate
Park

* Saturday, June
15, 3 and 6 p.m.,
Eldon Park (off Eldon
Rd. off Ruby Ave.),

Players must be 16
years of age or under
as of Dec. 31, 1996.

For more infornia-
tion contact Norn at
988-2364 or Grant at
985-7331.

HOCKEY... — Kris
Calloway is one of
17 boys selected to
play for the
Vancouver Selects
Major Pee Wee
hockey team this

KRIS CALLOWAY

The North Van- :

couver player will

i} join the team on an

extensive two-month
practice and exhibi-

“gion ‘schedule during -
June and July, culmi- 2

nating at the Summer

Hockey Festival in ee
Minneapolis,

Minnesota July 28-
Aug. 3.

In other hockey :
‘news, two North Van- &
couver gir) players ¢

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the B.C. U-18 1996

camp.

man Jodie Phelps
will be among 48

players in Osoyoos,
B.C. for the Aug. 18- ;
23 skills development :

camp.
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RUNNING...
Capilano Eagles

Running Club is :
looking for partici- :

pants for their Grouse
Peak Runoff . this
Sunday (June 9).

At the crack of 8 4
‘oi a.m,

runners will

: race up a 13 km (8

& mile) trail winding its 2
way to the top of the 4%

North: Vancouver

mountain.
Register at any

store, Call 981-9725
for more information.

Forward Noriko %
Kariya and defence- £

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Boys’ golf
team battles
rainy course

LIKE the postic who delivers
in the rain and snow, the West
Vancouver Highlanders
delivered a message to the
other 20 teams at the recent
B.C. High School Golf
Championships in Oliver, B.C.

Di
High Sctool
ROUNDUP

Unfortunately, the enve-
lope they got in return had
bronze medals in it, rather
than the gold they wanted
(and probably deserved).

Chipping away at the tead-
ers over the = Fairview
Mountain course on the sec:
ond day — after their scores
ballooned dramatically dur-
ing a deluge of cain that
affected only a few teams
after the opening round — the
West Van team came back to
within seven strokes of claim-
ing the provincial banner,

Victoria's Lambrick Park
and Belmont took the top two
spots with best four-of-five
scores over 36 holes of 630
and 633. The Highlanders,
coached by Tom Rippon,
were third with 637.

Leigh Tate was West
Van's best player
(78+76=154), followed by
Dave Sheldon (83+79=162),
Dennis Korasewich
(854+77=162), Jeff Williams
(79+84=163) and Alex
Tietker (81+92=173).

The team finished fourth
in 1994 and second last year.
All but Konasewich graduate
this month.

The final entries in the history

book of Hillside athletics
were made when the school's
sky blue and red clad girls’
soccer team played the last

game ever for a Highwaymen §

team and  Anna-Marie
Allander had a great showing
in the B.C. track meet.

the championship game of the
nine-team North Shore inter-

mediate league before bowing §

3-1 to Argyle Pipers.

Aliander finished eighth in
the B.C. 800m, an outstand-
ing achievement for a Grade 7
student.

Hillside, opened in 1958, |

closes at the end of June to be
replaced by Rockridge

Middle School which is under |

construction in the Caulfeild
area,
ees

Windsor Dukes

strong showings at the B.C.

double-A boys’ rugby cham- :

pionships.
The Dukes, ranked 13th

going into their 16-team tour- ]
ney, placed fifth after opening §

| Lonsdale RecCentre at 23rd & Lonsdale - Lobby}

with a 7-5 loss to Ladysmith.
The North Van school pro-

ceeded to run over Westsyde |

(Kamloops) 22-7, Rossland

24-5 and. George Pringle |
(Westbank) 16-7. Windsor is |
Ramses |

coached by
Langston, Shayne Gait and
Norm Vipond.
Collingwood, under
coaches Roger Hatch and

and §
Collingwood Cavaliers had §

NEWS photo Mike Waxeticid

WEST Vancouver boys’ golf team won the bronze medal at the B.C. High School Golf Championships last
week in Oliver. Team members include (clockwise): Dennis Konasewich, Alex Tielker, Leigh Tate, Joff Wiliams
and Dave Sheldon. Tate had the iew round for the team, shooting a 78 and a 76. : ;

Spearheaded by superior
relay teams and double wins
by Lindsay Phelps, Kate
Stephenson and Chelsea
O'Brian. the Sentinel
Spartans won the Vancouver
& District high schoo) track
meet in Richmond.

In the eight relay events at

Dave Speirs, finished eighth.
The Cavs outscored
Lambrick Park (Victoria)
28-10, dropped a 25-15 deci-
sion to the eventual champi-
ons Highland (Comox), lost
to Garibaldi (Maple Ridge)
13-10, and rebounded to
blank Columneetza
(Williams Lake) 18-0.

Windsor standoff Chris
Thompson and Collingwood
captain and centre Dave Ellis
were selected t the
Commissioner's XV bs the
outstanding players from
their teams.

Spartans claimed first in four
and second in three to earn

championship by more than
30 points.
St. Thomas Aquinas fin-

, CAPILANO
TENNIS CLUB

Upper Levels and Capilano Road
(next door to Capilano Pet Hospital)

* 4 outdoor courts & clubhouse

® Lots of open court time for drop-in tennis

© League play for men and women at varicus levels
* Professional coach and supervised junior program
* No initiation fee for 18-23 year olds

FOR MORE INFO CALL 988-6865

RECISTER ECW!
FOR 93/37 SEASOH

Saturday, June 8
10:00am 2:00pm

There will be no Fall registration

All boys 6 years, (born in 1990 & entering grade 1) {
and older, residing between Grand Boulevard and §
the Capilano River are invited to register.

For more information call 988-5636

the end of the meet, the §

274 points and the team ;

400m
Stephenson the junior 100m
and 200m; and O'Brian the

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ished sixth, Windsor eighth
and Brackendale 10th among
the 26 schools scoring points.

bantam 400m and 800m.
Other double. ‘winners
included Handsworth's
Brent McMahon’ in the
junior 80010 and 1,500m, and
Seycove’s Bill Chaddock in
the junior shot and javelin.

Phelps won the junior
and high jump;

BRAD HIGGS<

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