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MEWS photo Paul McGrath
BOY OF Summer Andrew Liau had the honor of throwing
out the first pitch of the season during opening-day celebra-
tions of the Mount Seymour Little League at Myrtle Park in
-Reep Cove tast Saturday.

Donohoe strokes to
flawless first place

THE NORTH Shore high school
sports season has entered its final
phase, with just five sports continu-
ing info the spring season.

The following is a schedule for
the next week of high school
action:

: Track aad Field

Thursday, April [4 at 3:45 p.m.:
North Shore invitational at West
Vancouver.

This is the season's third of
seven North Shore invitational!
meets and will feature a variety, of
six events for all age divisions. .

igh school action

Senior Boys’ Golf

Monday, April U8 at 3:15 pn:
Windsor vs. West Vancouver at
Capilano Golf and Country Club.

This match-up features to of
last scason’s best teams, The
Highlanders have matured since
just missing a B.C. tournament
berth last season, and are the early
season favorites over the Dukes,
[4th in the province last year.

Senior Girls’ Soccer

Monday, Aprit 18 at 3:45 p.m.:
Argyie at Sentinel.

As the host school for the B.C.

U19 Selects in final

SHAWN FETTERLEY scored
both goals to pace the North Shore
Metro Select U19 soccer team over
New Westminster Metro Ford 2-
1 in league semi-final action last
Sunday at Coquitlam: Town Centre.

The victory gives the North
Shore boys’ squad @ berth in the
finals for the 1994 Canada Safeway

Coastal Premier Cup, to be played

prises

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at Kinsmen Stadium in North
Vancouver on April 23 or 24.

Also playing during the week-
end finals are the under-14 and
under-17 divisions.

The North Shore Selects quali-
fied for the semi-finals with a
thrilling 3-2 overtime victory over
Lower Island United at the begin-
ning of April.

triple-A championships May 26-28
oa the North Shore, the Pipers get
an automatic berth in the tourna-
ment. Sentinel finished [Oth in the
triple-A tourney. :
Senior Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis

Wednesday. April 20 at 3:45
p.m: Collingwood vs. Handsworth
at Murdo Frazer Park.

The Cavaliers, who finished
sixth in last season’s B.C. double-A.
championships, take on the Royals,’
who are hoping to challenge for a
spot in the B.C. triple-A playoffs
this season.

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CHENA SWIM Club returned -
fromm the 1994 “Pentdolphinion”
meet at the UBC Aquatic Centre
with an armload of trophies.

-.. Melanie Patina, 13, and
Kathryn Jolly, 14, both won their

. Tespective age groups in the overall
category.

The format of the meet was that
each swimmer competes in five
races, with points. awarded for each
race. Overall winners are deter-
mined by who has the most points.

‘

. Heather Donohoe completely
dominated the 8-year-old field,
winning all five of her races on way
to the first-place trophy. Her.team-
mate Jennifer Platson wus right
behind Donohoe for second overall.

Second-place winners from
Chena were Alex Oosterom, 10,
and 11-year-old Andrea Donohoe.

Je Park finished fourth in the
10-year-old boys’ division, fol-
lowed by teammate John Platson
in fifth. ‘

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