NAME: Aleyna Golinsky
SCHOOL: St. Thomas
Aquinas

GRADE: 10

SPORT: junior volleyball
POSITION: middle
blocker
COACHES: Chris
Spence and Kim Kirby

THE SCOOP: Alcyna,
who didn’t secure a start-
ing position until well imo
the season, came through
with stellar serving (a pre-
vious weakness), digging,
covering and hitting as the
Saints (unbeaten in league
and _ playoff matches and
47-5. overall as of
Thursday) defeated
Handsworth in the North
Shore final last week as
well as all three of their
opponents in the
Vancouver & District play-
offs on Wednesday.

NAME: }).J. Saxson
SCHOOL: Collingwood
GRADE: 8

SPORT: bantam rugby
POSITION: outside cen-

tre
COACHES: Dave Speirs
and Ian Kennedy

THE SCOOP: DJ.
sprinted 50 metres down
the sideline, within inches
of being knocked cut of
bounds, to score the win-
ning try with just one
minute remaining in a 20-

15 victory over Burnaby
Central in last week's

Vancouver & District final
at Klahanie Park. It was his
second wy of the game
and 25th of the season as
the Cavaliers lost only one
exhibition game in 16
league, playoff, exhibition
and jamboree contests.

Selections are made by the North
Shore Secondary Schools’ Athletic
Asotiation based on outstanding
performances in school competition.

Carol Salp ‘es

Sunday, November 19, 2060 - Nerth Shore News - 53

SPORTS

Vieimek
NORTH Vancouver’s
Mike Vilimek was one

of three Simon Fraser
University football
players named to the
All-Conference first

team this week.

The six-foot-three, 220-
pound junior running back
was given the nod along with
Parksville junior offensive
lineman Jake Roberts and
senior offensive — fineman
Angus Reid of Richmond.

Vilimek rushed for 948
yards on the season, averaging
105.3 yards per game, good
for first place in the confer-
ence.

Two other focal players
also received honourable
mentions.

Crk ER VU Se

THE Cap College
men’s basketball teara

was frozen out in
Aksska on Nov. 7.

The Blues cagers lost to

Winter runs te

IN last week’s athletes
of the week feature,
Handsworth senior
cross country athlete
Chris Winter’s time at
the B.C. Championships
was recorded incorrectly.

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Six-foot-one, 230-pound
junior defensive fineman
Jeremy Kaleniuk of West
Vancouver and senioz team-
mate David Green, a five-
foot-cleven, 200-pound
defensive back from) North
Vancouver, were also tapped
for their contributions to the
team.

Five players ascended to
the All-Conference second
team: defensive lineman Chris
Bailey of Calgary; running
back Marchi
Sarnia, Ontario; Maple Ridge
wide receiver Scott Robinson;

punter Steve Maheu, also of

Sarnia; and Delta defensive
back Paul Chung.

The Clan men ended their
season Nov. 1] with a 38-24
home loss to the Central
Washington Wildcats. The

NCAA | division — II team
Anchorage 117-74 and
dropped another game to
NCAA division HU reps
Fairbanks 101-63.

Kevin Westell and Choval

record time

Winter, a Grade ? stu-
dent, ran 2 time of 20 min-
utes and 58 seconds at the
6.5-km event two weeks ago.

The News regrets ‘the
error.

Gabriele of

SFU’s Mike Vitimek was
named All-Conference
running back this week.

defeat left them at 2-8 for the
2000 campaign.
It marked Green’s fast

Brown each had 14 points in
the first ¢, while Brown
continued his display in the
second matchup, collecting
17 points and five rebounds.

Last weekend the men
split two games, beating
Okanagan 87-82 on Friday
bur falling to Fraser Valley on
Saturday 77-61.

“We. definitely showed

signs of both mental and
physical exhaustion in our
league games this week,” said
head coach Paul Eberhardr.

“Fortunately we had enough

NORTH Vun’s David—
Green also received
honourable mention.

game in an SFU unitorm,
along with cight other senicrs.
— Jan-Christian Sorensen

character to pull out a guisy
win in the late stages against
Okanagan, but our tanks were
really on empty the next night
against Fraser Valley.”
Meanwhile, | on the.
women’s sidc, the Blues a’so
split their pair of weekend.
games, beating last ycar’s
provincial . silver medallists
Okanagan 54-46 on. Fricay
but dropping a 57-49 game
to Fraser Valley the next day.
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