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HIGH SCHOOL sports
results for week ending
March 2 are:

ABBREVIATIONS: Arg = Argyle, Bal
= Balmoral, Brac = Brackendale, CG =
Carson Grahsm, Coll = Collingwood,
Hand = Handsworth, Fill = Hilislde, HS
= Howe Sound, STA = St. Thomas
Aquinas, Sent = Sentinel, Sey = Scycove,
Suth = Sutherland, WY = West Van-
couver, Wsr = Windsor.

. Curling
Sentor Boys
B.C. Championships:
Sent 6, Kilowna 5; Sent 8, Stanley
Humphries (Castlegar) 3; Sent 8,
Prince Rupert 6; Spectrum (Victorin)
MM, Sent 4; Sands (Delta) 12, Sent 9;
Sent 14, Chilliwack 6; Sent 6, North
Peace (Fort St. John) 5.
Tiebreaker for second place: North
Peace 9, Sent 4. Sent finished third.
Senior Girts :
_B.C. Chaampionships:- Corrileau
- (Quesnel) 8, Arg 6; Osoyoos 9, Arg 4;
~ Brookswood (Langley) 10, Arg 2;
. Earl Marriott (Surrey) 9, Arg 8; J.L.
Crowe (Trail) 11, Arg 1; North Island
~ Port McNeill) 8, Arg 6; Prince

Rupert 8, Arg 5. Arg finished eighth. .

. Wrestling

“Senlor Boys; ‘
BC. Championships: Team: CG Seve
-enth, Individnats: Heavyweight: 2nd
Calvin Macdonald (CG); 90 kilos: 3rd

Warren Cannon (CG); 74 kilos: 3rd _

Vit _Decotlis (CG); 48 kilos: . 4th

Balraj Dubre (CG); 54 kilos: Sth Saed ©

Choupani (CG).
oe _ Basketball
is .
B.C. “AA! zone preliminaries: Hill

54, Burnaby South 42; CG 59, Bur-
- maby. Central 25. B.C. “AA” zone

tournament:, War 72, Prince of Wales”

"364. Steveston’” 68, CG 38; Richmond
» $8) HI 34; Wer. 76, Steveston 54;

: cs 47, Prince of Wales 32; Hill 53,

-Vancouver. Technical 46;“/New

>. Westminister 62, CG 50; Steveston-.

72, Hl 34; ‘Final: Wsr 52, Richmond

”. $1. War qualifies for the B.C. AA".

“Championships March 9-12 in Clear-
- brook.

“B.C. “A” zone ‘preliminaries: HS 58, |

' Sent 45; Sent 56, Point Grey, 47. HS
and, Sent advance to the B.C. “A”
-, zone tournament.

“BC, “Under 100" zone tournament: |

“STA $2, York House 31; St. Patrick's
160, STA 57 (overtime).
Junior Girls -

° North Shore playoffs: Semi-finals: ”
,Hand 41, Arg: 38...

* Bal 26, CG 23; .
: Final:. Hand 30, Bal 25. Hand ad-
= vances to the Vancouver &. District
"Tournament. Bal advances to V&D
wildcard playoffs. © ~~
Vancouver. &. “Distriet -. d
playoffs: C.E, London: 54, Bal 34;
Bal 53, Edmonds 38; C.E. London
. 62, Edmonds 35. London advances to
“V&D Tournament. .
| Suvenile Girls ‘
“North Shore Final: ‘Sent 53, WV 31. .
‘ Vancouver & District playoffs:
Semi-finals: Burnaby North 42, WV
. 26; New. Westminster 61, Sent 48.
. Final: NW 38, BN 28.
Bantam Girls

«North Shore playoffs: Quarter-finals: . <
“"34; Hugh McRoberts 62, McPherson
Park 59; Wsr .46,- Hugh McRoberts ~
. 14:50; 2,-Shannon Bard (Sent) 12:19;

“Arg 30, CG 24; Sent 34; STA 26.
Semi-Finals: Hill 39, Arg 29; Wsr 70,
“ Sent 34. Final: Wsr 43, Hill 34.
-Wsr advances to the Vancouver &
. District. Tournament. Hill advances
to the. VY &.D wildcard wildcard
playoff.
Vancouver & District wildcard
_ playoff: Hugh McRoberts 53, Hill 43.
_McRoberts advances to V & D Tour-
nament.
Senior Boys
- B.C. “AA zone preiminary: Hand
“71, WV 64.
B.C. “AA” zone tournament: Sent
78, Arg 77; Wsr 73, Hand 53; Arg 67,
_ Hand 36; Sent 99, War 85; Wsr 64,

wildcard

PASUSOR

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NEWS photo Tom Burley

_SENTINEL SECONDARY School had a tight 78-77 win over Argyle
-in Howe Sound basketbail tournament action at Windsor recently.
- Here, Sentinel #9 Mark Watson goes for the basket over the head of

#9 Argyle player Mike Clucas.

“Arg 60; ‘final: Sent 87, Wsr 76. Sent
sadvances to B.C. “‘AA’’. champion-
- Ships March 16-19 at Agrodome.

B.C. “Under 100°’ zone tournament:

/ STA -83, Chatelech 59, Final: St.

Patrick’s 54, STA 40.

.Suntor Boys

-North Shore consolation final: WV
‘S4, Wsr 49, WV advances to Van-
couver & District wildcard playoff.

Vancouver & District wildcard

playoff; WY 56, Hugh McRoberts

§2, WV advances to V & D Tourna-
ment.

~ Bantam Boys

Vancouver & District wildcard
playoffs: Wsr 74, McPherson. Park

37. Wsr advances to v &D Tourna-
ment, 5

Cross Country
North Shore Meet number one at
Ambleside ~~
Senior Boys
Team: 1. Hill 17; 2. CG 60; 3. STA
16.

Individuals: 1. Peter Cardle (Arg)

13:15; 2. Warren Barker (Hill) 13:21;
3. David Veriec (Hill) 14:20.
Junior Boys

Team 1. Sent 31; 2. STA 35; 3. Hill"
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Individuals: 1. Warren Wilson (Bal)
14:23; 2. Mike Chase (STA) 14:: 50; 3.
Brent Lyon (WY) 15:09.

Juvenile Boys

Team: 3. Sent 21; 2. Brac 61.
Individuals; 1. Scott Barker (Hill)
11:05; 2. Simon Tate (CG) 11:08; 3.
Mike Frewin (Sent) 11:30.

Bantam Boys

Team: 1, Hand 17; 2. Sent 46; 3. Hill
64,

Individuals; 1, Kevin Barr (HS)
14:42; 2. Rob. Ferguson (Hand)
11:46; 3. Carson Dorward (Hard)
11:47,

Senior-Juntor Girls ..

Team: 1. CG 38; 2. Hand 4a; 3. Sath
60.

Individuals: 1. Lori Durward (Hana)

3. Susanne Schule (CG) 12:25.
Suvenile Girls ;

. Team: 1, Sent 14; 2. Suth 54.

Individuals; 1. Catherine Greyell
(Sent) 11:45; 2, Jenny Helmer (Sent)
12:10; 3. Kim Reid (Suth) 12:16.
Bantam Girls

Team: 1. STA 26; 2. Sent 30; 3.
Hand 50.

Individuals: 1. Suzanne Lenoble
(Sent) 12:42; 2. Mimi McKenzie
(Sent) 13:11; 3. Vicki Wight (STA)

13:39,

13. Wednesday,

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NEWS photo Nelt Lucente

FORMER WHITECAPS coach Tony Waiters, above, and Bob Lenar-
duzzi were honorary captains at an ‘‘Oldtimers’’ testimonial soccer game
held in tribute to Joe Kiibey. The game took piace on Sunday at the
Kinsmen Stadium, directly preceeding the Kilbey Cup Final.

Testimonial

AFTER AN early-morning start to
the Olympia Gold Cup round
Sunday, Coaches Soccer League
teams converged on Kinsmen
Stadium for a pair of important
games,

First on the agenda was a
testimonial game in honor of Joe
Kilbey, founding father of the
Coaches Soccer League and active
as a player and administrate - since
the league’s inception in 1966.

Honorary captains Tony Waiters
and Bob Lenarduzzi lent their
usual class to the proceedings as
they joined Kilbey, now 78, and a
collection of past and present
players on the field.

Kilbey capped off the game
when, after hitting the cross-bar in
the first half, he knocked a
second-half penalty-kick past
goal-keeper Guenther Frey.

Next up was the league champi-
onship game for the Kilbey Cup
between division winners Norvan
Oldtimers and Lynnwood Nordic.

The first half produced a tight
defensive struggle with only one or
two good scoring chances at either
end and wound up scoreless.

Play opened up in the second
half, and about midway through
Lynnwood scored a goal that
looked like it might stand up as the
winner when Ron Hilder slammed
home a knock-back header from
Ron Wilson.

game starts
Soccer cup round play

They nearly made it 2-0 minutes

later when a powerful header
rocketed off the post, but Norvan
battled back.

Finally converting their game-
long territorial advantage into a
victory, they won on the strength
of two goals by Nick Pearson to
take the cup for the second straight
year.

Results from cup round matches
earlier in the day saw Mount
Seymour Ravens blast Olympia
Goldcaps 5-1, F.C. Germania edge
Avalon Rangers 1-0, Ray Johnson
Plumbing down Caribbean All-
Stars 4-1, Lynn Yalley defeat
Millers also 4-1, Swan Lager blank
Characters Restaurant 2-0 and
Park Royal Hotel double Coach
House Hotspurs 4-2.

Final league standings were:

WEST

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Mt. Seymour Ravens
Coach House Hotspurs
Lynn Valley
Characters Restaurant
F.C. Germania
Caribbean All-stars

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