BOWLING... Park Roval
Panes bowler dua Read tas
been named: Youth Boxer ot
the vear ob oothe British
Colmmbna bonpin
bederatien,

fhe TA vear ald teceuth
tiuished LOth atthe Ameren
Zone 10 pan bowling cham
Pionships leading the
Canadian team tea fourth
phice finish. ain the pracess

SEYMOUR FOREST
RUN... Four hundred) ron
ners hit the trail Sept. 27 dur
ing the LY9S Sevmour Forest
Run. a two-race event featur
ing a halt marathon and a 3k
race.

North Vancouver's James
Gardner was the overall mate
winner ins the half marathon
with a dime of one hour, 11
minutes,

Other North Shere run-
hers to place in their age

groups were Blair Rosser
with a first in the 30-34 age
group at 1:19:16 and Mark
Shorter with second in the
40-44 age group with atime
of E:Los4.

In the
marathon,
Vancouver took top honours
with North Vancouver's
Stephanie Owen second and
Barbara. Zimich, also trom
North Van, third.

In the women’s 5k event,
Pits Meadows’ Marianne
Huizing was the overall win-
ner, North Van's Lea
Howard won the 25-29 age
category with a time of 24
minutes and 27 seconds.
North Van’s Ryan) Ervin
won the men’s 5k race with
Jatime of 16:01,

All proceeds from. the
event, hosted by the
Capilano Eagles Running
Club and the North Shore

British Columbia Tenpin
Federation Youth Bowler
of the Year Erin Reid.

Triathlon Club, benetit the
BC Children’s Hospital.
ee 8

SOCCER... Four of cight
B.C. youth teams preparing
for their respective national
championships are from the
the high-calibre | North
Shore Seleets program.

North Shore teams com-
peting this weekend inchide
the under-19 girls, under-17
girls, under-17 boys and
under-15 girls.

The U-19 team travels to
Montreal to) play in’ the
Sports Cup Finals; the U-17
teams will compete in the
Snickers Cup tournament in
‘Toronto; and the U-15 girls
travel to) Prince Albert,
Saskatchewan te take part in
the JVC Cup.

— Andrew McCredie

women's half
Jennifer Shee of

Wednesday. October 7. 1998 - North Shore News - 45

orth shore news
SPORTS

mel Spartans sti

NEWS phois Brad Ledwidge

A Sentinel Spartan ball carrier (in white) is hauled down by a Windsor defender during a rain-soaked senior
game Saturday in North Vancouver. The Spartans blanked the Dukes 16-0 to remain undefeated.

ill undefeated

SENTINEL Spartans
senior football team
continued its winning
ways with a 16-0
shutout of Windsor
last Saturday.

Cpcomias, games inves
ing North Shor high seheve!
Teams indade: Windsor Gas
elling te sunny Calitornis for
the Vhanksgasing weekend
taking on Carmel on briday:
while Sentinel trad. te
Nanaimo briday tor an atter
Reon game avainst Barshy

th other gridiron action,
Jery Wilhams scored every
ume he touched the ball as
Handsworth braked [acd
390,

The Grade 12 tailback ras
back the opening kickott 75
vards to bezin the rout, and
the tour hand orts he recen ed
dso ended in majors fone Was
called back 1.

Jon Bradshaw scored
another and Jeremy Anderson
hauled ina pass to complete
the shutout,

The Rovals travel to Rick
Hansen Secondary briday tor
a 3:45 pam. game.

The Wese | Vancouver
Highlanders play Richmond
Friday afternoon.

Canon Graham visits St.
Thomas More Saturday fer a
[:30 pun. kickott.

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