SPORTS

41 - Sunday, April 8, 1990 - North Shore News

High school scoreboard

HIGH SCHOOL score board
results for the week ending April 4:

ABBREVIATIONS: Ary = Argyle, Bai =
Balmoral, Brac = Hrackendale, CG =
Carson Graham, Coll = Collingwood,
Hand = Handsworth, Hill = Hillside, HS

= Howe Sound, STA = St. Thomas
Aquinas, Sent = Sentinel, Sey = Seycuve,
South = Sutherland, WV = West Van-
couver, Wsr = Windsor,

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Senior Boys and Girts
B.C. Championships (at

Kamloops): Section play: Sent 10,”

Crawford Bay 1; Sent 10, Alberni
District 1; Sent 10, Kamloops 1.
Quarter-finals: Sent 8, Queen
Elizabeth (Surrey) 3. Semi-final:
Sent If, Maple Ridge 0. Final:
Sent 6, St. Georges-Crofton House
5. Sent finishes first,

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Sutherland)

Senior Girls

Team standings: 1. Hand 22; 2.
WV 38; 3. Suth 75; 4. STA 112; 5.
Sent; 6. Wsr.

Individuals (33 entries): 1. Lori
Durward (Hand) 16:52; 2. Suzanne
Lenobel (WV) 17:10; 3. Coreen

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Rowa (Wsr) 17:30.
Sunior Girls

Team standings: i. WV 15; 2.
STA 45; 3. Hand; 4. CG; 5. Suth;
6. Arg.

Individuals (16 entries): 1. Cathy
Stott (WV) 19:15; 2. Cindy Barber
(WV) 19:18; 3. Lisa Thorson (WV)
19:30.

Juvenile Girls

Team standings: 1. Hand 14; 2.
Hill 39; 3. Sent 52; 4. STA 75; 5.
Brac; 6. Arg.

Individuals (23 entries): 1.
Yvonne Passmore (Hand) 18:34; 2.
Lynn Westerman (Hand) 19:10; 3.
Seonaid Davis (Hill) 19:32.
Bantam Girls

Team standings: {.Sent 17; 2.
STA 35; 3. Hill 51; 4. Brac; 5.
Hand; 6. Coll.

Individuals (24 entries): 1. Misti
Hurst (Sent) 18:53; 2. Jamie
Mackey (STA) 19:08; 3. Sarah
Cullen (Sent) 19:13.

Senior Boys

Team standings: 1. WV 20; 2.
Hand 32; 3. STA 49; 4. Sent 52; 5.
Suth; 6. HS.

Individuals (30 entries): 1.
Simon Tate (WV) 18:30; 2. Kris

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Sunior Boys

Team standings: 1. Hand 23; 2.
HS; 3. STA; 4. WV; 5. Sent; 6.

(STA) 23:22.
Juvenile Boys

Bal. Team standings: 1. Hill 21; 2.

Individuals (17 entries): 1. Rob
Ferguson (Hand) 21:50; 2. Kevin
Barr (HS) 22:09; 3. Joey Bovill

Sent 41; 3. STA 64; 4. Brac; 5.
Suth; 6. CG.

Individuals (29 entries): 1. Josh
Romer (Hill) 15:38; 2. Jed Hyde
(Brac) 16:10; 3. Ronan Gleeson
(Sent) 16:11.

Nordic snag Olympia Gold Cup

ARCH RIVALS Nordic and Norvan Old-Timers midfielder Rob Foote scored the third for Nordic be-

clashed once again in the Olympia Gold Cup final
Sunday at Kinsman Stadium.

In a re-match of the Coaches Soccer League final of
three weeks ago, league champions Nordic dominated
the game with their aggressive, hard running style,
causing Norvan defensive miscues and a gaining a 3-1
victory.

The first 25 minutes produced ali three Nordic
goals, the first by left winger Bill Smith who capital-
ized on one of Norvan’s defensive errors. Striker Ron
Wilson then headed home a superb Smith cross, and

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that striker Sohn Martin was able to nod a corner kick
past Nordic keeper Dick Burns.

Defender Stuart Broderick and midfielder Ron
Hilder were also outstanding as Nordic confirmed
their status as the class of the coaches league.

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