B2 - Wednesday, January 20, 1982 - North Shore News

TRACY WILSON from the Flicka Gym Club will be on the North Shore One team Saturday. (John Bovard photo)

SPORT B.C. BANQUET

Botnen in award runnin

ANITA BOTNEN of
West Vancouver will
be one of three finalists
for B.C. Junior Athlete
of the Year at the Sport
B.C. annual banquet
February 6.

Botnen, who is Canada’s
fourth ranked woman
gymnast, will be up against
Diana Haight of Fruitvale,
and Kathy Kelemen of
Richmond.

Botnen, who competed on
the Canadian team at the
World Gymnastics
Championships in Moscow
last year, is a member of
North Vancouver's Flicka

gymnastics club.

Haight is the first North
American to win the Europa
Cup overall ski title, while
Kelemen is the junior world
diving champion for her age
class.

Finalists for senior athlete
of the year are skier Gerry
Sorenson, golfer Dick Zokol
and tennis player Nina
Bland.

Awards will also be given
for master athlete, high
school athlete. university
athlete, disabled athlete and
team of the year.

The Overall Athlete of the
Year will be named from
among the six individual
winners, and a special award

Local gymnasts qualify

A total of six North Shore
gymnasts have qualified to
represent their zone at the
B.C. Winter Games to be
held in Trail in March.

Donna Newman of the

~ West Van Whip-its led the
way in the 14 and under
category. taking the highest
score of any gymnast in ail
categories at the Winter
Games tnalis held recently in
Richmond among
zones

In the 15 and under class,
Leshe Walkingshaw and Lon

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Finalists were chosen by a
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representatives, who will
also choose the eventual
winners.

The banquet will held at
the Vancouver Hyatt
Regency and tickets are $30
per person at a table of
eight. They are available
through Sport B.C., iy
Hornby Street, or
phoning 687-3333, local 299"

Finals come later

FROM PAGE B1

Mid-American Twisters
from Illinois and a Canadian
and an American team from
the National Academy of
Artistic Gymnastics.

The afternoon com-
petition starts at 2:30 p.m.
and features North Shore
One, the Puget Sound
School of Gymnastics,
Northwest Aerials, Calgary's
Altadore Gym Club, the

Pacific Northwest Gym
Club, Wyn Gym from
Moatreal, the Academy of

Olympic Gymnastics from

ARGYLE PIPERS won
another basketball tour-
nament last weekend, this
one the 18th annual Emerald
Tournament at Vancouver
College.

Centre Mark Marter, the
star of the Richmond Colt —
Review tournament (which
also went to the Pipers), was
one of the dominant factors
in the Emerald tourney, as
Argyle defeated the
Kelowna Owls Saturday 74-
48 to win the championship
game.

Seattle and  England’s
Camberley Gymnastics
Club.

The all-around winner and
team champions will be
determined from the results
of the two rounds, after
which the top eight gymnasts
in each of the four events
(vault, bars, beam and floor)
will compete in the finals at
7:45 p.m.

Tickets are available at
the door or from the
recreation centres in North
Vancouver and West
Vancouver or Sport B.C. For
further information call Ken
Smith at 988-6978.

Pipers shine
in Emerald

Marter, 6’ 7”, scored 26
goals while forward Steve
Pawlett had 28. Marter also
had 23 rebounds.

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