top cricket

May 30, 1984

Steve Aush photo

SHARING A LAUGH, Anita Geft) and Sandra Botnen of North Vancouver have
weartng medals from the 1984 National Selection Meet.

IMAGINATION IN LIGHTING

COME AND BE DAZZLED

NORTH VANCOUVER SHOWROOM

1091 CHURCHILL CRESCENT
PHONE 980 950)

RCN ae
O ascgs vite -. ~ 4
P eb
bedual

NEW! .

Lior TCL

Economical
Track Lighting
Syslam

Special Buy

a’

While they ist

1711 Davie
OTHER FULL LINE LIGHTING SHOWROOMS Al

e
oe WINTON
un 5 ‘ ‘ * ‘ TTT

o , wry ee nao let

Vancouver, B.C.

689-7441 |

TAY A”

Tom Dakin

a Ree TOM al 400 Went Sth Avenwe

bare Prewverevcy FFB Gy Vaeeouver Ph tly &sa5

SECTION

ENTERTAINMENT
TV - MOVIES

Sports Desk 985-2131 WHAT'S GOING ON

Triumph for
NV gymnasts

THREE proud gymnasts returned to British Col-
umbia from the Canadian Championships as the
top Senior women’s team. What is significant
about their win at the University of Waterloo is the
fact that this is the first team to win the tithe from

lot. to be happy about Both are

Ontario in a decade.

For Anita Botnen, (18) of
Flicka Gym Club in North
Vancouver, it was her first
win of the Senior women’s ti-
tle. She was followed in se-
cond place by Grgi Zosa, 16
of SCATS club in California
who is with the B.C. team.
Their scores were 75.00 and
74.60, respectively. The third
jmember of the team was San-
dra Botnen 14, who com-
peted at the semior level for
‘the first tume and came eighth
overall with 71.38. The B.C.
team finished with a total of
220.95 points just ahead of
Ontano’s 220.00. Bonnie
Wittmeier and Tracey Wilson
of Flicka did not attend the
competition Also on the in-
jury list was Val Hansen of
Port Alberni

Anita Botnen and Grugi
Zosa between them won the
four women’s events. Botnen
had the highest apparatus
score aS a senior by winning
the uneven bars with 19 10,
She also won the floor exer
erse event with LR 8O) Zosa
took the vault tithe with LR 9S

and the balance beam with
18.58. The choreography
award tor the best Senior
gymnast went to Anita.
Flicka had the highest plac-
ed jumior of the B.C. team.
Kristin Wingfield, 13 who
moved up a division this year
came 11th overall with 68.20.
She was tenth on balance
beam with 16.90 and 12th on
floor exercise with 17.65. She
brought back the Jumor
choreography award. Donna
Haugland, 15 was doing Well
in vault as she finished third
with 18.78 and bars at second
place with 18.10,but a fall
from the vault hampered her
in the other two events.
Although not far behind in
points Ursula Trpin, 13 and
Lisa Onno, 13 of Flicka came
20th and 22nd with scores of
66.90 and 66.15. Onno
finished sixth on the balance
beam with 17.10 and Trpin
was ninth on uneven. bars
with 17 48 Cathy Udorovic

See page B2

prince

spirit frame

Free Prince Super

Graphite String.
(Value *27°°

iTIME OUT SPORTS

980.9211

(a) westhynn mall

980-0116

1199 Lynn Valley Road