B.C. CHAMPIONSHIPS

In a swim meet-marke
performances last weekend,
the West Vancouver Otters
placed seventh out of the
over 20 clubs participating.

“The B.C. Long course
championships were held
from July 3 to 6th at the UBC
Aquatic Centre in a 50 metre
pool which is known to be
slow for competitors trying
for a national time.
~ The competition was
dominated by the Canadian
Doiphin swim club of
Vancouver and the Hyack
swim club of New West-
minster who took first and
second places respectively.

While a number of WV
Otters met Division II
qualifying standards, a
particularly good meet was
had by the following:

Sara Frisby in the girls 10
and under category won six
gold medals and = was
awarded the girls aggregate
high point trophy in her age
group for accumulating the
greatest number of points.
Frisby, aged 10, stroked to
easy victories in the 50
metre.

freestyle, 100 metre
freestyle, 200 metre
freestyle, 400 metre
freestyle, 50 metre
backstroke and the 100
metre backstroke.

Susan May, aged 10, made
the finals in the 100 metre

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backstroke and took a
bfonze medal in the 50 metre
backstroke.

In boys 10 and under
competition, Michael
Carpenter, had a super meet
as he placed fourth in the 50
metre freestyle and the 50
metre backstroke, fifth in
the 200 metre freestyle and
the 100 metre backstroke,
sixth in the 100 metre
freestyle and eighth in the
400 metre freestyle.

Ellen Stewart, aged 12,
swam in four finals and
finished well in each.

Lisa Hicks, aged 13,
captured a bronze medal in
the girls 13 and 14, 200 metre
breaststroke. She _ also
placed well in the 200 metre
individual medley, and 400
metre individual medley.

In the boys aged 15 to 17
and senior category, Rod
Archibald, aged 15 had a
good meet as he swam in the
consolation finals of the 100
metre backstroke, 200 metre
backstroke, 400 metre
freestyle and the 400 metre
individual medley. He also
picked up a fourth placed in
the 100 metre breaststroke,
fifth place in the 200 metre
individual medley and the
200 metre breaststroke, and
a seventh place finish in the
1500 metre freestyle.

The Otters relay teams
also did well and bronze

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medals went to the 10 and
under girls team of Sara
Frisby, Susan May, Carolyn
Reeder and  Andriana
Schemel who placed third in
the 200 metre freestyle relay

and the 1! and 12 year old
girls team of Sara Fisby,
Wendy May, Ellen Stewart
and Carrie Lehman who
took third in the 200 metre
medley relay.

Seymour ladies
golf results

Joan Penner was _ the
Seymour pin winner in the
first division of Seymour
ladies golf recently with a
net of 70. Barb Dunlop was
first runner-up and Vivian
Anderson was_ second
runner-up.

Edie Loutit was the pin
winner in the second division
with a net 6f 67. Rosimarie
Damist was the first runner-

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up and Eve McLaren was
second runner-up.

Anna-May Taylor was the
low gross winner with a
score of 82.

Edie Loutit was also a
medallist for the Kingsmill
Tournament with a net of 67.

The National Handicap
Award winner for Division 2

was Barbara Parry with a net
70.

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OUTSTANDING SWIMMERS for the West Van-
couver Otters swim club at last weekend's meet were
(from left to right); Sara Frisby, 10, who was aggregate
winner for the girls 10 and under division; Rod Ar-
chibald, 15, who picked up a silver in the 100
breaststroke and a bronze in the 200 breaststroke; and
Susan May, 10, who won a bronze in the 50 breast-
stroke. (Ian Smith photo)

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