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Argyle, WV teams advance

HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
by A.P. McCredie

ATHLETES FROM North
Shore high schools are
spread across the province
this weekend, as many of

the fall sports are holding

their provincial champion-

Top individuals at Brackendale
— Howe Sound's Kelsie Bour-
rassa, Carson Graham's Colin
Rawlinson, and Hillside’s Eric
Kiauka — are expected to do well
in the provincial boys’ field,

In the girls’ competition, Sen-
tinel’s Margaret Butler
undefeated this season — will be a
serious threat for the gold in Ab-
boisford. Also, Handsworth's
Kimberly Jauntunen and Seycove’s
Leslie Elliot are expected to put in

Strong performances,

In gridiron action, two North
Shore senior teams go head-to-
head tomorrow under the ar-
tificial light of BC Place.

The Carson Graham Eagles and
the Sentinel Sabres mect at 5:30
p.m. tomorrow in B.C. A
semi-final action. The two teams
met once during the regular
season, with the Eagles winning

1-6.

ships. — .

Three local boys’ senior soccer
teams are competing on Van-
couver Island today aud tomorrow
against the province's best.

Argyle and West Vancouver are
currently in Victoria competing in
the 16-team World Cup format
B.C. AAA championships, Both
teams qualified for the provincial
tournament with zone playoff
victories: West Vancouver
defeated Burnaby North 2-1,
while Argyle downed the Burnaby
team 2-1 in a shootout to ad-
vance.

In B.C. AA zone playoff action
last week, the Sutherland Sabres
beat Seyeove 4-1 to advance to
the B.C. AA championships in
Campbell River this weekend.

Meanwhile, a number of North
Shore cross-country athletes will
be in Abbotsford tomorrow to
compete in the B.C. Cross-Coun-
try championships. ;

The top four boys’ and top four
girls’ teams, plus all individuals
who placed in the top 25 at the
B.C. zone meet in Brackendale on
Nov. 3, qualified to compete in
Abbotsford.

In senior boys, Handsworth,
Windsor, Brackendate and Carson
Graham are sending teams to

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: SEYCOVE DEFENDER Danny Haiistone (left) and Sutherland for-
ward Fil Brazinia battle for the ball during the B.C. AA zone

playoff between the two high school seniors’ teams. Sutherland
won the match 4-1, and qualified to travel to Campbell River to
compete In the B,C. AA championships this weekend. Meanwhile,
the senior boys’, soccer teams from West Vancouver secondary
and Argyle are in Victoria this weekend vying for the B.C. AAA t-
tle. Te wos .

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