athletes of the week MW AUEILILL,
first to the
finish line

NAME: Sam Audley
SCHOOL: West
Vancouver
GRADE: 12
SPORT: Sr. girls’ rugby
POSITION: Standoff
COACHES: Mike
_ Smith, Marlie Harris,
Denny Boulton, Rebecca
Rowley
Sam’s boot has given
the Highlanders a great
kick start to the school’s
first season of girls’ rugby.
She kicked three converts
and a penalty goal in a 24-
0 win over Burnaby
North, then against
Kitsilano scored the try
- and convert ina 7-5 West
Vancouver win.

NAME: John Granander
SCHOOL: Carson
Graham
GRADE: 12
SPORT: Sr. boys’ rugby
POSITION: Standoff
COACHES: Doug
Barker, Jim Martin and
Garth Prouse

The Eagles travelled to
Barbados for the spring
break and found them-
selves unexpectedly pitted
against a men’s side that
included four national
team players. = The
Barbadians won 31-14,
but John was outstanding
with very strong tackling
and some great kic

“runs.

IF the Southern Straits yacht race had by
held just 48 hours later it would have been a
wild ride for sailors in the Georgia Strait.

But as it was, the high winds that wreaked
havoe on the Lower Mainland came a day
late as racers crossed the finish line on
Saturday.

he 70-foot Luna Barba claimed first to
finish honors in the annual race, hosted by
the West Vancouver Yacht Club. However,

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with the handicapping formula in place,
Luna Barba was third on the long course

Division winners on the long course ¥
China Clond, 46 ft. (Div. A); General _
Hospital, 40 ft. (Div. B);, Grevbound, 36 ft.
(Div. C); and Counter Balance, 36 ft. (Div.
D}. Short course winners included: Betty”
Boup, 30 tt. (Div. E); Skywalker, 30 ft. (Div.
F); Cajun, 28 ft. (Div. G); and Lone Ranger,
26 ft. (Div. H).

Selections are made by the North Shore Secondary
- Schools’ Athletic Association based on outstanding
performances in schoal competition.

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